Stein (FF 1065) - Naval Cruise Book

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UNREPS During long periods at sea, STEIN was required to re- plenish her fuel tanks and supplies by hooking up along- side a supply ship while maintaining a steady course and speed. The Navy refined the technique during World War II to give the United States a logistical advantage over our foes. While on WESTPAC S TEIN completed numerous un- reps successfully including several in the frigid waters off Alaska during PACEX 89. fifgsxsmg Line handlers on the flight deck Receiving fuel during a RAS 70 I E-V-as LTjg DeLeon navigating the ship iii? s 5 S BM2 Beck ensuring a safe refueling

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