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l Ha award Kauud. LOFBERG returned home twice during her 67-68 Westpac cruise, once in spirit on February 27th and once physically on April 6th, almost six weeks later than originally scheduled. It was a glorious day when we first caught sight of Point Loma and then 1SD and even moreso when we finally set foot on U. S. soil once again. Hundreds of dependents and friends were Waiting for us on the pier and no one noticed that the Crudespac band played the same song upon our arrival as upon our de- parture. We were home. OO
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Sascha aa af japan llak asaka LOFBERG's original schedule called for her to complete her ShoBom missions in January and thenescort the USS CGRAL SEA home via Yokosuka., J apan, At about this same time the world was shocked by the boarding and seizure of the USS PUEBLO by the North Korean government, and the Navy was called upon to act. LOFBERG was a prime unit for selection in this new Naval action. Although warweary and eager to re- turn home, she Was well trained for any as- signment and in as good an operating condi- tion as any time in her history. From Subic Bay we returned to the Viet- namese War Zone to shoot and be shot at by Viet Cong in I Corps near the DMZ. From Vietnam we steamed to Sasebo, Japan then on into the Sea of Japan to continue the Naval pressure put on the Korean communists. These swift reassignments made quick self-adjustment manditory both in the pace of operations and in the climate under which We had to work. LOFBERG responded ad- mirably to every demand placed on her and she can Well be proud of the way the true spirit of destroyermen was carried on. Sea of Japan ' R and R in Japan Peace Statue, Nagasaki Personnel inspection, Yokosuka
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:' .4 1 . . - Staff Editorg ENSIGN G. J. YABLONIOKY PARKS, SN WARNER, Lt qjgy M. O. ODUM, Photographyg EMO JRSSON, RD2 P. SN KRMP, FN RLOOMFIRLD, BT1 DAVIS, A. MURLLRR, SN WOOD. Typing, FTG2 ELJ, FTG3 HUDSON, ENS J. S. YN3 R. MORRRLL. Layoutg SN D. FITZGERALD, STGSN FRANKLIN, SN O. MARSH, ENS. R. BUNDY. Oontri- OOMAOI-IO, FN VALRNOA, GMG2 SRGO, butorsg Lt. cjgp W.O. EISENREISS, ENS J. OUTRRR. SM3 ST. CLAIR, SN MC GOUGH, SN WALSWORTH 64 Marcehne, Mo., U.S.A.
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