Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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'N :Htl LE my :RXQQSTA -Q ECN U , qu - , 732, 1 A Gift for the Captain KJV Orphans Party in Sasebo the iormalities ot the auarterdeck mpleted which included an inspec- uur sharp l-lonor Guard, our quests nducted on a tour ot the Tulare to the ship carries out her mission role she plays in our nation's de- X f I f 5 5 X if V, K , if X, Y, Radm. Hill, ComServRon 3 If . Greeting the Mayor oi Sasebo ' l tense. Follow us then as We take you on a tour ot the Tulare. You Will see her crew at work and play, the equipment they Work with and the aood times the menihad on the beach. l I l l 'J I ll M Y, I ,fisit '+- I ,...,. r , . K I,

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