USS Roosevelt (CVN 71) - Naval Cruise Book

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iii With all my heart, I be- lieve in the joy of livingg but those who do not seek it as an end to itsef but as a seized and prized incident of hard work well done end of risk and danger never wantonly courted, but never shirked when duty commands that they be acedf'

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,,A 1 ,A,, l -- :X :ef , , T he men and women who have the right ideals are those who have the courage to strive for the happiness which comes only with labor and ef- fort and sehisacrifce, and those whose joy in lqfe springs in pan from power of work and sense of ditty?

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V We K . route in-' A 'W 28, 1990, USS Theodore Roosevelt and CarrierAir Wing EIGHT len Norfolk, Va.,en Desert Storm and entered the air war against Iraq on January 19, 1991. The TR- an unprecedented 4,209,sorties, more than anyother carrier in the region. T R-em- dropped 4,843,233 pounds of ordnance withluncanny accuracy, until a ceasejire was 1 991 . in Operation Provide Comfort, operating from the eastern Team was paired once again fora six-month deployment to the Guhf was curtailed just as TR completed la six-dayrapid than14 other NATO ships operating in the f 1 than one-th ird ofthe air power in support of Operation ' 1 -'-1'-fr'--Q-.....,....g,..........,,L , ,, . ,. V . .V . -MM V-