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USS ANTIETAM

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White card cover with black lettering and illustration of fighting men and photo of ship. Booklet on USS Antietam Commissioned - June 6 1987 - Baltimore, Maryland. Ship named after the Battle of Antietam (or Sharpsburg as known in the South). In February 1994 the ship departed on her fourth deployment, to the Arabian Gulf, she earned the Southwest Asia Service Medal for Participation in Operation Southern Watch, and hosted many ambassadors and diplomats in the Gulf, and in three Australian cities. 6 pages, illustrated.

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Visited Australian cities.

Albany Historical Society Inc

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