Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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H 1 l Wi J! THIRD DI I IO The coxswains of TULARE's eighteen boats make up the nucleus of Third Divi- sion. These men and boats are the heart of TULARE's main battery and they have tremendous demands placed in them during condition 1-A. More than 1500 times the ramps on the boats were dropped and over a thousand miles were driven by the coxswains. The coxswains carried in their boats everything from jeeps to bulldozers, while the boats themselves were used in a variety of ways -- from patrol boats to lemonade boats. The boats and men of Third Division were called upon to do many and varied tasks and they responded in true TULARE spirit. l . NX R f N X e W .N . sl ,GX , rl 5. a V ' . w 'x , But Bosn', if that's Batman, why the big S on his chest?