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,Fay COMMON BOND-lfrom leftj Captain rren ll. O'Neil, Saratoga's Commanding ficer, Vice Admiral Robert l,. Townsend, mmander U.S. Naval Air Force, Atlantic, d Rear Admiral jack M. james, Commander rrier Division Two, had all experienced E NO. ONE NAVYMAN SERS Tllfi VY'S NO. ONE SIIIP-Captain O'Neil corts Secretary of the Navy john II. Chafee d Vice Admiral David C. Richardson, Com- nder U.S. Sixth Fleet when the two visited ratoga while the Navy Secretary was ,4-.I Q...lP 'V Nh- 30 k nots across Saratoga's flight deck before this photo was taken. Adm. Townsend carried the flag of Carrier Division Six on Saratoga in l965 when then - Captain james was still her CO. Adm. james began the cruise with his flag aboard Sara when she departed Nlayport, Fla., july 9. touring European and Mediterranean Armed Forces commands. Aircraft carrier life was a new experience to Secretary Chafee, a former Marine with six years of active ser- vice, but Adm. Richardson, a Naval Aviator, was on familiar ground-or rather, steel decks. .54 f. N , ....-4 .4 eg 1- -rf, , at .'.,'-svn, - ..,.,, , r . -.4 -ci, ,. . ,H .. -E, ,. ' QL .. 1- I
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Commander Frank Crambet, USN Executlve Ofhcers Commander Frank Cramblet relieved Captain R- C. Adams as Saratoga's Executive Officer Angus: H. 1069. iusr before Sara anchored at Barcelona, Spain. Captain Adams was ordered to duty at the Pengagsr. 'fpsrinaton D.C. Commander Cramblet reported iromijtnzjj as the commanding officer of Attack Squadron 42. Captain R C 'FM i
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tt' s, I .ar M '0 ' 1 J' .dr CTG 60.2 killiilflail s tlirffff t-tor'ltirig luis:-1-s in the 'Nix-rl were all f.omrnarirlf-rs ol f,TUl74f'I'-ljI.'F-ifllyiff lflolillus lint thc-ir rornmon flvriorniriator nas as Commander 'Iaslg fvrriuri 60,2 fifflf, 6U,2l. ilwwo of lltt: Crim- TT'tiH'lflf'fS carrif-d their flag aboard Sara for brief periods- and they were all present aboard at one time or another when CNA-60 was a part of the task group the headed. liear Admiral lfranlc ll. Price. slr.. lupper leftl rode the Bombardier- Navigator seat in one of YA-75,5 A-6 lntruders during an indoctrination flight while be was aboard. Captain O'Neil greeted Hear Admiral Wise-r F. Fpreen Cupper rightlwhen he flew aboard rg. :pf L. fjf-r for a consultation. Rear Admiral lirnest Vx. Lobie tleftl brought his flag aboard for a few memorable weeks in December when Sara hosted the Bob Hope Christmas Show and then steamed into Athens, Greece, for the last big port call scheduled in the Med.
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