United States Coast Guard Academy - Tide Rips Yearbook (New London, CT)

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uiaiillfs 00,19 S May once again brought diplomas and this time their final cadet cruise. Inland navigation and coastal piloting preceded their second crossing of the Atlantic. The added responsibilities of a third stripe was game Wine Zcwdfq, W! having had the opportunity of an extra long cruise during which the fundamentals of life at sea be- came second nature. It was a nice feeling to know tl1at they had finally become the top dogs. That is the last time we will see New London Light for seventy eight days. Ask the bridge for a bearing on The Ledge light