Grand Canyon (AD 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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.,. 2. 451'-' a 'ff 4 . I 2.1.3 555 'I . 5 I O-' a ap ' ' fr O ' 4 fp- ft 5' 5,2 I 'Q' , Q Albert, J, E., Metivier, G. L.: Chief Spiliotisg Razzano, J. N. Panzo, L- F- Lea, R. C. l t the Division heads and Division Officers who put theory into And last, but by no means eas , R practice, and plans into action. A large share of the credit goes to them for making our cruise a job well Clone . lst Row: Mr, J. M. Lipchinsky CW03g Mr. R. L. Placey ENS, Mr. J, L. ' A J - R , K' CW02, Dr. B. Mclviair l,Tg Mr. D. W. Knepler LTJG3 Mr, J, R, DcBocr CW02, Mr. . l. ing Remle CWO2, 2nd Row: Mr. P,F, Smith CW02, Mr. C. H. McGee CW03g Mr, L. R. Jennings Y CW03, Mr, M, Beck CWO2g Mr. C, S. Walker ENSg Mr. D.C. Lancaster ENS, Mr. B. F. Havi- land ENS. 3 if Jr Jr W N D LL!-J .ALLJ -5-1. Hdxmwshymdmw , 3' QZZIZWJ ..... Well, we left from the old State Pier at Fall River, Mass. - a part of the Newport Naval Base - on 24 ' September 1956. Things and times were still in a state of uproar. Our destination was the Eastern Medi- terranean. We were not a combatant ship, as such, Rather, we were a type, then so necessary to keep the fighting ships in tip-top shape materially and physically in order for them to do the tasks assigned. It may interest you to know that we had at that time as part of the then 6th Fleet the world's mightiest sailing ' fortress - the carrier Forrestal, the mighty battleship Iowa, various other carriers, cruisers, destroyers, auxiliaries and the Navy's first guided missile cruiser, the Boston, t

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