Ticonderoga Apollo Recovery (CVS 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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fx I If U J f '7f Ag gli' rnilestone A in her proud ihilgtory',asL P1-limary Recovery Ships forthe Apollo, 16 mission. We can be i t if our'succe,ssfu1iaccomplis1hrnentof this mission. 1 e e linelthisfageii,-ofy increasing technology' and growing human emphgsislg notyhijqgi has captured the irnagination of 'all' generations to a greater degree than ,man's exploits.. on the lunar surface. Past achievements iff space' contain the promise ofvimanisi potential.in,lhi'sVphysical world. The value -.of human cooperation in the achievement of great goals is prominently identified inlbringing together yallscientific disciplines under aunity of purpose to make these achievements possible. I I ' Q . ,a simil'a.r:'isefn'se5','ith'i.sl historiC tshipf heiibrollght t0gCthCri a variety of capaebyilifies of individuals, which,,vvhenfiicombinedltunder a unity of purpose, have 'recorded great achievements in the defense of our Nation's' ' Freedom. Ina greater sense, 'has been only fitting and proper that such a ship' as TICONDEROGA has -novv joined ,this noble effort in extending man's knowledge,. wherein 'residesitheiultimate in human freedom. I' if -- i' i A 1, V I ' ' .i'l5his.publication'is dedicated to all the Officers and 'Men of the TICONDEROGA,'gNASi'A personnel and so many others who have contributed to the successful .accomplishment of the 'recovery phase of Apellois. t g seapminU.s. Navy COMMANDING QFFICER, . - - h - hc . g x l 1 G if QL il M Ill ly ,r .. .-.,......,-.5 hx i Qs l I 1. Hi f? it S ra Y Ci 'e l L. If ll l lr i '1 E li 's ls 9 in we tr 7 1 nl 5 Z. r. ft 2 Ft l li ll E ,f r r l ai lL 0 fi .l v? -.Y il ll, A an bf J tl '11 lil Jn' A 4. l f L 42 .P n l nl, J l 1 z ll , , f V, ,J 5.