DeHaven (DD 727) - Naval Cruise Book

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- Captain Franz is welcomed to Nii- gata hy czgf officials. Moreno, GMG2, shows the Worlzings of a 30 cal. machine gun to a japanese youngster. Niigata U. S. Seventh Fleet ships often visit exotic ports in the Ear East for R and R and to promote good Will. Such an assignment fell on the DE HAVEN When they received an invitation to the Niigata Defence Fair. Not since 1963 had a U.S. Navy ship visited the city. Niigata is a seaport on the northwestern side of Honshu with a population of 36o,ooo. The visit was an occasion of mutual interest to the crew and the citizens of the city. An enjoyable time was had by all and many would like a return visit. A flood of japanese sea scouts on the helo declz. Meinlze, STG2 plays jan-Ken-Pon frocle, scissors, HW, did CIC TGPOTF that f1ifC1'dfr U13 5 mil-QS? paperj with the captain of the Niigata High School hasehall team.

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