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From Page 12 I operations went on one ; night until 2:30 in the < morning. ,
Having planes fly up a | nostril is nothing, compar- , ed to having them land in your ear. Our quarters were apparently directly ( under the touch - down point, | and it sounded like they , were throwing locomotives \ around up there.
A personal high point on the trip was running into an , old shipmate. A familiar face in the wardroom at Friday night’s dinner be- , longed to George Patch, now a four-striper but a mere second-class airman when I saw him last at the Naval Academy Preparatory School, Bainbridge, Md., in 1947!
Capt. T. H. Replogle, the America’s skipper, and Admiral R. L.Geis.headof an evaluation team for the America’s training cruise, made the visiting landlubi
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