Goldsborough (DDG 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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FAREWELL The most difficult moment of any sailor's voyage oc- curs before he even leaves the pier. Farewell to loved ones is never easy, knowing a reunion is months away. A few tears are shed as a couple shares a kiss, hands are held and hu s are given meant to last the time apart. Only throu fm mail and an occasional phone call does the ocean that separate us seem to get a little smaller. Little did we know that this scene would be repeated across the country as we were called upon to enforce Operation Desert Shield. I '-'fi 'TE -:YC E19 uwm .1 ' ,ar 'f ar is. s 1 gr 'g , 1 . 0 2,1 --.inf 1 Q' j W H, ' Wt HW 4