Patriot (MCM 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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-L 1 RU' PW 4 Aldao 'P Sea of O otsk Sakhalln I axe 49 S 4 19' Sea of Japan JAPAN Vladivostok was closed to all foreigners and most Russians until 1991, only recently wel- coming American Naval ships. Itis a city of churches, statues, museums, and his- tory Patriot joined the destoryer USS Lassen and their crews spent three days exploring the city and meeting Russian sailors and civilians before conducting a joint exercise with the Russian Navy OPPOSITE TOP Commander Shultz and Commander Marshall Brown of the USS Lassen join Russian officers in a wreath laying cere- mony at Vladivostok's World War ll memorial. OPPOSITE BOTTOM GMCS CSWQ Tidwell instructs Patriot and Lassen sailors rehearsing before the ceremony in front of the S-65 Subma- rine Museum. ABOVE LEFT ET1 KSWJ Watson admires the 3.9 inch guns on the main deck of the Russian destroyer Admiral Kharlamov. ABOVE RIGHT ENFN Watkins, ENFN Martinez, and MN2 Golden conduct a Mediterranean Moor' as Patriot backs into the pier in downtown Vladivostok. BELOW MNSN Turner gives a tour of Patriot to curious Russian students and their teachers. 7' ' 9 R' gala:- 49 .f ii,-,,,i,,