Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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' 'f'i2ii1?L-7.1.-25-2- -iz-- L:-az-... .... -f , -. . ,. . M s ' X . .--- V-A - - J '---J '--YT' --'---213' '- ::R.' .r---.1 The ship was at sea again the next week, en- gaged in intensive training exercises for the bene- fit of ship's company and Middiesg their arrival in the Hudson River on july 13 was greeted by such a heavy fog that it took the better part of the day to creep toward the assigned anchorage between Staten Island and the Statue of Liberty for 'cOperation Sail. At 10:30 the next morning a large contingent of guests arrived via steamer, Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze and other VIP's flew aboard by helicopter an hour later. The event was a unique parade of foreign sailing vessels, sched- uled to pass in revieww by Randolph on the way into New York harbor. The first wind- jamrner passed by about noon, using her engines due to an absence of breezes. After steaming 500 yards past CVS-15, the ships tacked into a light wind and unfurled their sails in a never-to-be forgotten spectacular. Secretary Nitze departed by helo, while the rest of the guests rode the carrier into New York's Pier No. 88, where they debarked with some of the ship is liberty-bound crewmen. july 17, 18 and 19 were devoted to uopen house, with 6,000, 12,000 and 9,000 visitors coming aboard respectively on the three days. Miss World's Fair was one ofthe honored guests on Saturday the 18th. Members ofRandolph,s crewputtogeth- er a flight deck formation in honor of Operation Sail just before the ship is ar- rival in New York on 13. As Re- viewing Ship for the international event Randolph had a prize location. Mem- bers of her crew and a distz'nguz'shed roster of invited guests had a once-in-a- lzkiime opportunizgz to see sailing ships assemble from all over the world. 70

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President fohn F Kennedy had had a personal interest in Operation Sail and did much to foster the project in its earbz planning stages. Presz'dentLyndon B. johnson sent Secretary ofthe Navy, Paul H Nitze, as hz's personal repre- sentative. The Secretary ofthe Navy was flown aboard Randolph by helicop- ten as the ship ls saluting battery roared welcome and the Marz'ne Honor Guard stood at attention. Below, visitors seat- ed on theflight deck admire the square- rigged sailing vessels as they smartbz approached Randolph. At right,Ameri- ca 3' Ambassador to the Unz'tedNatz'ons, Adlai Stevenson, views the review with Randolph's Executive Ojficen Com- mander Robertli Smyth. Kiwi. ' 'nag' 4 f 1 . 'g,,.- Fl 1 iv-ff ' s A W ,,l..,.,,, ,fwvf My VI! , -1 4 W.: .AWK - ....-. ,fy sv .....--.Q ff .- ,,. N.. A. W- ef, -fm zqfffnrfw ...ki ,,,,f-,yfjg My ,V If , ,f ' -- ' -Gmgp xi, ,wr .f,f 4 S., ,