Euryale (AS 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 I lx , 1 Qt. -ln-, . -ii-... lasks, which before the war would have been considered only witfiin tfic rue or navy yard facilities, time and time again were performed on the QYALE About SGW of her personnel were reserves, Side by side with their e 'Liar navy shipmates they tackled job after job which under other cir N- yf,,1,. .nces would have been considered impossible with the facilities on perseverance and ingenuity invariably found a solution xvfiiczi erirzit me submarine to return to her patrol area better eauipped than ee better able to dispose of lap ships and better able to evade their it .re 95, el as well as material ol these hard hitting submarines reaiiire-ti iii: iriter each arduous patrol VVhere normal civilian facilities x-ferr: Lizzie EURYALE built and maintained rest camps cn the befrcfx ,lf II'.'f1YLFE officers and men could get away from their boats for fi: expire irficn period, Every available welfare feature was exploited 'zie benefit nf the submarine crews