Dennis J Buckley (DDR 808) - Naval Cruise Book

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We passed Mi. Afhos 'For higher echelon reasons an SALONIKA ALONG about the beginning of September the BUCKLEY paid a visit to Salonika, Greece, one of our last few ports of call. Salonika, formerly called Thessalonike, is the capitol of Greek Macedonia, the second largest city in Greece, and one of the principal seaports of southeast- ern Europe. Those of us who were there can remember the endless stretch of landings at which hundreds of boats were tied, the -waves breaking over the sea wall, making the approaches of the liberty boats hazardous, and the daily turnout of the city's population for the eve- ning promenade up and down the waterfront street. Since Salonika was one of the richest of all cities in Byzantine churches, it is not surprising that some magniiicent and beautiful ex- amples remain to lure the visitor today. A few ofthe better preserved and more interesting are the Church of St. George, the Church of St. Demetrius and the Church of St. Sophia. Although Salonika is not especially noted as a souvenir or recreation center, the liberty boats were always lilled to capacity since there are many interesting night spots in the city to gkeep the sailors entertained. The most notable occasion participated in by our ship during its stay in Salonika was the Tea on the F oc'sle which was given for the Americans who were working in Salonika for the State Department and for various civil oflicials. After our most short and hospitable stay, it was with some reluct- ance that we left to proceed to Bari, Italy. cl procured 'rhese picfures of 'l'he 'Famous monasfery.

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I WE GAVE A PARTY ABOVE: The Commodore arrives. ABOVE RIGHT: Spreading go-od wiII. RIGHT: Music by Hank, BELOW: The Skipper charms. BELOW RIGHT: The Caprain says goodby