Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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f,i7W1,,1 . , ' - , 4 , ' , Liloertu Coll 'After or 22 dory, 5,500 mile journey dcross the blue Pglciiic everyone Wgs set to hit the loegch- in our new home-oiwgy-from-home, Yokosulcg. The exotic Wonders of this fine city included Thieves Alley gnd the Kcrnko l-lotel Where severgl tine pgrties were held. Mctny of us returned to the ship feeling refreshed from the Worrming sensottions ot ug hotsy hgth. Thgnlis to Mr. Risteen there ' 9' , 244 y were gmple opportunities to potrticipgte in tours to Kgmg Kurct gnd Tokyo where one could further enjoy the culture of lgpgn. Such things gs sukiyoflci, lcgbuki, kokusgi, sgki gnd Asghi will remgin forever in our memories. After spending necrrly three Weeks in Yokosulcg undergoing voycrge re- pgirs, We depgrted on 2l November tor the city oi Kcrgoshimg on the islotnd ot Kyushu. t l ' v Y' l l 1 1 I l, f, rf,-W uw - QM no f is ,ww M, KM ggi-rl5JL'l Tkq Yokohama i A fr't Q- r V 5l0D5f if 15' K. in .. J., N M , - , V, id i V , f - J. M. Q- , . . . ills, .l i I 1 li l .ijt . l . I E is My J f J