Saratoga (CVA 60) - Naval Cruise Book

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TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE SARATOGA This interesting book portrays the Coming of age of a mighty instrument for peace and war in the arsenal of democracy. lt is the story of the first service in the defense of our beloved country of the United States Ship SARATOGA, the Sixth ship ofthe Line by that name. To each one of you who participated in the NATO Exercise and the Mediterranean deployment there must come great satisfaction in knowing that your ship with her iet age Air Group came through her strenuous and long test in a manner which has brought credit and honor to her illustrious name, our Navy and country. To our families, sweethearts and friends who will scan the pages of our doings, l am sure there will strongly arise a feeling of pride in your accomplish- ments, and in your dedication to-the preservation of the Christian ideals for which our country forever stands. For all, there stands out in these pages the reassurance of security that our presence in distant seas and shores brings to our foreign friends and allies in the cause of freedom and iustice in a historic period of intense international tension. Having been called upon to demonstrate our instant readiness and full potential in support ot the United States military assistance rendered on request to the troubled country of Lebanon, the Super Sara with her Air Group offered striking and visible proof of her modern effectiveness and purpose. lam sure you will agree with me that it has been a privilege and a stimulating experience, as well as a lot of fun and pleasure, to have been a key element in the famous Second and Sixth Fleet teams of the world's greatest Navy as they perform their mission of assisting in the maintenance of world peace. Well done! A. R. MATTER Captain, U. S. Navy Commanding ff is 1' Zi?

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if COMMANDER J. B. WALLACE EXECUTIVE OFFICER 1957 EXEC PGV-.., XO'