Coontz (DLG 9) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1968

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Q ' ' g5w,5mgmt,u,f.,gq-5 1-.ww f:.,wf,,.w,1,s' Un. f f f.-iw 'Tb M M--W . ..VA 1452- ,,1. . - W. 1 , . ,, A , Q s . . . x djakarta On the 29th of August, 1967, COONTZ moored in the harbor of Tandjung Priok, Java, Indonesia. This was the first visit of a United States Naval Warship to an Indonesian port since early 1963. Our visit was one of many formal functions, and yet, each man aboard had an opportunity to see a small part of the country and meet its friendly people. The first day began with the exchange of calls by the Commodore and Captain with high ranking Indonesian Naval Dfficers and the United States Ambassador. At noon the Wardroom hosted a luncheon for Ambassador Green and 14 Indonesian flag officers. That evening RAd.m Nimpuno held an informal dinner party at his home for the officers of COONTZ and DESRON 17 Staff. A small group departed on an overnight bus tour to Bandung, 120 miles to the South, where they played softball with University students and enjoyed outstanding hospitality. Twice daily tours took men around Djakarta and enabled them to shop where selection and bargains were best. COONTZ played local teams in basketball, volleyball, softball, golf and badminton. On both evenings the crew hosted a party at Tandjung Priok for the Indonesian sailors, with dancing, refreshments and American movies. During the two days, over 6,000 visitors were able to tour the ship. On the final evening the COONTZ Wardroom held a reception on the fantail for over 100 high ranking guests. The visit was an exciting one, filled with new experiences and new friendships. 72



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0 Hotel Indonesia BT1 Kehm with University Students The Ambassador's Retreat at Puntjak Dinner with Indvnesians at Bandung Farewell to Tandjung Priok

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