Sanborn (APA 193) - Naval Cruise Book

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The C.xptain's Office is really humming. Dodson is typing copy' for cruise hook while Niedert continues routine work. '11 Keegan wraps up leave records while Ayala suggests an increase in leave allowances. McLean watches Nimmo check records. Sing- kofer's suggestion to Ayala went unrecorded. fl gf, K Plame, Noreen and smgkofer study a new S11iP's order which they are to enforce. Something about squaring hats,

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42 17 endings, landings, , and ,Marc landings Arzew, Algeria, was the scene of the first amphibious assault exercise in which the SANBORN participated. The second landing was held at Porto Scudo, Sardinia, one of three held there. Crete was the next site for amphibious exercises. This was the warm-up for the NATO exercise Red Trident I, scheduled a few weeks later as a study in the tactical effectiveness of naval and air elements in sup- port of Turkish land forces. Porto Scudo was visited twice more, after the techniques of effecting the complex ship- to-shore transport of men and materials had been well honed by weeks of intensive work in the Mediterranean ttf M l 3 grim K.. FJ Pi' 'IRI' Sanborn boats readied to accept their precious cargo of fighting Marines and their gear. Fully loaded, boats wait their turn to leave circular rendezvous and be dispatched to beach in waves. is As their boated comrades waitinrendezvous, Marines continue loading into boats by de- X scending on cargo nets