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Departure -Q 5 t On August 9, 1986 the families and friends of the USS ROANOKE went through one of the agonies of life in the Navy - departure for an extended deployment. Only they know what went through their minds as they watched their loved ones walk up ROANOKE's brow, knowing it would be their last sight of each other for the next six months. f ROANOKE. In the next But there was a trade-off for the men o six months, they were to see some of the most exotic ports in the world. They were to sample the best in oriental cuisine and experience some of the most interesting cultures the world has ever known. I My
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