Tortuga (LSD 46) - Naval Cruise Book

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CC INC VVhen T ORTUGA pulled into Morehead City, NC to oflload the embarked troops and their equipment she had 125 new pas- sengers waiting on the pier for her. These were her TIGERS Qmale friends and family of the crewj who traveled the last leg of the cruise around Cape Hatteras and into Little Creek to get a sample of shipboard life. Friends and family welcome the ship home the day before Thanksgiving. W .46 F C .. W T Medical and Dental personnel man the rail for homecoming. A The TORTUGA turtle a.k.a. ET3 Lahr was on deck for the occasion

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QMCQSWJ Gombas re-enlists on the bridge. ,,. . mth.. I -H lv '- AV,b . N 1, 1 QF M r . BX A Q x , N' F I lf' HT3 Newkirkiconsiders his 4 more years. The XO re-enlists DCC QSWJ Hadley in Corfu, Greece. The MPA re-enlisted EN3 Boger in MMR 412. For those who choose the navy as a career each re-enlist- ment brings with it many emotions, reflections on times gone by, and ofcourse a renewed dedication to service and country. Each re-enlistee chooses his re-enlisting officer, the place and time he wishes to re-enlist and a meal of his choice compliments of S-2 division. This page is dedicated to those sailors who re-enlisted during MARC 2-92 and salutes them for their continued courage, commitment, sacrifice. RE-E LI TMENT

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