USS Roosevelt (CVN 71) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 2003

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TR LAUNCHES 1st STRbl Opeiabc Months of training and sM launch of its first strikes in i All of the squadrons emt Hussein ' s palace complexes One of the main goals of communicate with the milit of the Iraqi regime, said TR| As we flew away we co Gandhi Gaiani. The mi By 7:30 a.m., all 20 plan The success of tonight ' s crew was tasked to train an According to Capt. David pilots. The flying time to th returning home to TR safe, Everyone is excited, sai TR ' s return to the game ii Last night validates all tl- toted tn John C. Harvey. In less the J itiisa other carrier out here can si st ' jaiionairst The ait ilairsOffii le targets isatotaisui c edinthe K gives mi imatana tf,Cofii itswassev tytreme land, Our thatii mfrnmBmrnmr-- ■ ' : es ,

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SltES IN SUPPORT OF OIF ' anjJe paid off for the crew of USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) and Carrier Air Wing Eight (CVW 8) with the ' %iJirt of Operation Iraqi Freedom. ' - ' S ' senil aJDoard TR were utilized, whether in a strike or support role, in the attack against one of Sadam an AM broadcasting station in central Iraq. :oalition air strikes is to sever the Iraqi governments ' ability to stay in control of Iraq and the ability to rces. The aim of attacking command and control and military infrastructure targets is to speed up the fall c Affairs Officer Lt. John Oliveira. 2 the targets engulfed in flames, said Fighter Squadron (VF) 213 Commanding Officer Cmdr. Anthony ail 20 plan ifigtimeto etoTRsafe, tottiegame . In less ti lit here an as a total success. nched in the strike were back aboard TR. softooigtit! ions gives me a great sense of satisfaction, said TR Commanding Officer Capt. Richard J. O ' Hanlon. ' This sfltotraioj form at an accelerated schedule, and they preformed magnificently. oCaptOavi swiand, Commander of Carrier Air Wing (CVW) Eight, the mission presented many challenges to the gets was several hours long and involved multiple refuelings, and the pilots still preformed flawlessly, A ith a tremendous sense of accomplishment. sexdted sa wland. ' ' Our young guys now know that we can do this and our old salts are glad to back in the game. : ue in that it was certified for deployment in February and is now deployed in the Eastern Mediterranean, celerated training we have been through, said Commander, Theodore Roosevelt Battle Group Rear Adm. jr months afl:er our initial training we are on the front lines answering the orders of the President. No iat!

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