Holland (AS 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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I 'I II V -':::'- W -ffm L' ' I I I I I I I I I I I It I I I I1 I3 CAPTAIN M. P. CAULF-'IELD I I, 3, I I THE MARINE DETACHMENT WAS ACTIVATED AND REPORTED POR DUTY ON 4 SEP- TEMBER 1961-3.SINCE COMMISSIONING THE MARINES HAVE PERPORMED THEIR PRIMARY I DUTY, WHICH IS TO PROVIDE PHYSICAL SECURITY FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS, ON A I PORTfSTARBOARD GUARD BASIS. I WHEN OFF GUARD MARINES ARE NOT OPP DUTY. A RIGOROUS PT PROGRAM, AS I: N WELL AS AN INTENSIVE TRAINING SCHEDULE CONSISTING OF' LEADERSHIP, INFAN- T TRY TACTICS, HAND TO HAND COMBAT, AND MARKSMANSHIP ENSURE THAT INDIVID- UAL MEMBERS OF' THE MARINE DETACHMENT MAINTAIN THEIR PROFICIENCY AS MARINES. IN ADDITION, MARINES POUND TIME TO MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTION TO HOLLAND'S EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES PROGRAM. ' 1 I 1 ,Ma rim' Detachment ...

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I THE MARINE HONOR GUARD. THE MARINE DETACH- MENT'S FIRST MILITARY FORMATION WAS HELD ON COMMISSIONING DAY, WHEN VICE ADMIRAL BERNARD L.AUSTIN,USN INSPECTED THE DE- TACHMENT. THE MARINE DETACH- MENT DURING COLORS ON THE 189TH ANNI- VERSARY OF-' THE U.S. MARINE CORPS.