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Motor Patrol Orders were finally received during the last week or so of our stay in Beirut,for the sending out of patrols. Some were relatively short foot patrols. Others took the. form of more elaborate motor patrols -- which went several miles in- land, over rugged mountain roads, awesome and beautiful, and through tiny out-ofthe way vil- lages. They were mostly platoon-sized affairs, complete with helicopter for additional guidance and reconnaissance purposes tsee belowl. Capt. Bulger Crightj H company commander, makes plans for his patrol.
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And on I3 August . . . . the battalion received orders to commence embark- ing. Stimulated with thoughts of WesternMediterranean1ib- erty, the troops completed a mountainous job -- reloading all five ships in a record 36 hours. But their liberty was to again be Eastern Med style. On the afternoon of 14 August, reloading was completed. And on 15 August, the ships steamed slowly away from the city -- one month to the day, of the day the command shrilled over speakers . . . now, land the landing force. . . We were first to land . . . first to leave, and did sowith- out shedding any tears . . . but we left with many memories . . . many experiences . . . a month older, many months wiser . . . Patrol routes tookunits over winding mountain roads, several miles into Lebanon tupper leftj. At one point tabovej the patrol respectfully halts as a fu- neral procession passes. And finally Cleftj, the end of the ride. 1,,.fa.-was .--'ff- ,N - U , mqw :ws,..w,,::ff 1 . .:.,,1,e.Q- Wemm 15.1,-.W ,..f ,,.. , ,-:,,m,sf,,f,, .,.,, ,, .,... 7 y ma.. aww tt.t W- f,,..., ., ,,,t, Y ,..,V,, ,t,,, . . H
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