Shenandoah (AD 26) - Naval Cruise Book

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is af' 5. mi j L ' 0' ' .. ,J -:' , ' ! N' 1 1 1 F311 1 Q- ,,,' REFUELING AT SEA SHIPS 8: DATE 9 APR. '61 l'.S.S. PAWCATUCK AD-108 27 APR. '61 Lf.S.S. PAWCATIICK A D- 1 08 23 JUNE '61 1'.S.S. SALOMONIE AD-L26 OIL KINGS r 1 GALLONS REC D 113,205 92,602 71,282 277,089 TOTAL

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