Reunions

Sun., Nov. 5, 2000

New listings

USS Amphion (AR-13) Spring of 2001 in Baltimore. Contact Henry Miller, 387 Lake Road, Oneida, NY 13421; (315) 363-7326; or e-mail marge@millersonline.net.

USS Kenneth D. Bailey (DD/DDR-713) Spring of 2001 in Indianapolis. Contact Robert Levine, 439 Weld St., West Roxbury, MA 02132-1109; (617) 327-3286; or e-mail rhl713@aol.com.

USS Roanoke (CL-145) Spring of 2001 in Charleston, S.C. Contact Forrest Doucette, 4701 W. Placita de Suerte, Tuscon, AZ 85745; (520) 743-7383; or e-mail FHDoucette@aol.com.

USS Cambria (APA-36)/Navy April 19-22 in New Orleans. Contact David Stoll, 508 West Pearl St., Wapakoneta, OH 45895; (419) 783-3786; or e-mail destoll@mail.bright.net.

USS Cambria (APA-36)/Coast Guard April 19-22 in New Orleans, La. Contact Mike Neumann, 1411 SW Greens Pointe Way, Palm City, FL 34990-7772; (561) 288-0545.

USS Pawcatuck (AO-108) April 26-29 in Phoenix. Contact David Willis, 1016 N. 59th Lane, Phoenix, AZ 85043-1503; (602) 233-0827; or e-mail dwshs53@aol.com.

USS Tarawa (CV/CVA/CVS-40) April 26-29 in Jacksonville, Fla. Contact Frank Grosy, 14430 Amethyst Road, Victorville, CA 92392; (760) 241-7472; or e-mail cjr00@banet.net

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