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1 I , 3 This edition of the CRUISE LOG completes a major cycle in the life of the USS HUNLEY, and brings her back home to Charleston nearly three years after departing Guam. The ship has traveled many miles, visited many ports and accomplished much in those three years, but certainly during no part did the men of l-IUNLEY work harder nor perform better than in these difficult last months. The conversion saw the shipyard and ship's force dismantle the ship then slowly piece her together again. The crew too was dismantled, and, only four out of ten of the men aboard on Guam visited San Francisco. The short history pictured in this bood cannot hope to tell the whole story of the long hours in training and at General Quarters, the many mandays with cleaning gear, paint brush and brazing torch, and the diligent attention to the equipment, stores and records which went into remolding the ship and her crew into an effective support unit. Whether our efforts were successful will be known only after the first submarine departs on patrol on time and fully ready, but Guantanamo, and the results of the recent inspections are encouraging signs. Of one thing I am certain-l-IUNLEY is back with the Atlantic Fleet-and her sister tenders will soon be following her lead. I hope that each of us will find something in this book to remind us not only of our hard work but also of the more pleasant aspects of the 7,000 mile journey it represents. H. S. CLAY CAPT USN COMMANDING OFFICER
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