John McCain (DL 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Invasion oi Scxsebof' SASEBO The IOI-IN S. IVICCAIN 's visit to Sasebo was a very short two days, arriving on I5 August, along with the three other ships of Des Div 211 and the carrier, USS PRINCETON, with whom we had been conducting ASW operations. The expected signs, welcoming each ship by name, were out in front of all the local bars. Sasebo proved to be the second and last of the different Iapanese ports we were to hit on our cruise. In Sasebo, the westernization was not as evident as it had been in other parts of Iapan, and more of the oriental influence had been preserved. On the morning of I7 August, Des Div 2ll and the PRINCETON bid farewell to the Matsu Lodge, Tradewinds and other establishments and again steamed out to sea to continue our ASW operations. . A Shmto Shrme The Pearl Farms Chez-rY blossom hm It isn't much, but it's what we call home