Shenandoah (AD 44) - Naval Cruise Book

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'la 915' V, - .1 ' l gr IT wos o cool, brisk winter morning os SHENAN DOAH entered The port of Noples, ltoly. The morning sun hoiled from high otop Mount Vesuvius. Its light shone ocross The boy To wormly illuminote The city of Noples, whose orchitecture blonketed the mountoinside. We steomed ln, post some of our soon To be 'lcustomer' ships ond Med moored To The quoy woll ot the entroce of The horbor. Upon orrivol ot Noples, we commenced tending Twelve Ships simultoneously ond worked oround The clock To do So. Though The worklood wos heovy ond working hours were long, our crew members did monoge To squeeze in some rother remorkoble liberty Time. The ship's welfore ond recreotion committee worked To provide us with numerous orgonized Tours To Rome, Pompei, ond Roc- coroso, o ski resort in The Itolion Alps. lvlony sought To enjoy Their liberly time dt Their own poce. Privote excur- SIODS led SHENANDOAH crew members To o wide ronge of Dloces from The oncient city of Rome, To The fo med islond resort of Cdpri Our first Toste of ltoly wos sweet even Though it proved T0 be quite o busy working port

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