U.S.S. Arlington (AGMR-2) Photos Page2
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| (13) Apollo 11, 23 July 69, the day before splashdown The U.S.S. Hornet (CVS-12) on station for the Apollo 11 splashdown. The Hornet was the primary recovery ship, and the Arlington provided communications support. | (14) Apollo 11, 23 July 69, the day before splashdown President Nixon's helicopter on the Arlington's antenna deck. The President and his staff stayed on board the night before splashdown, and left early the next morning for the Hornet. | (15) U.S.S. Hornet (CVS-12) at Pearl Harbor After the Apollo 11 recovery the Hornet and Arlington steamed for Pearl Harbor with the Hornet arriving first. This photo shows the Hornet as the Arlington was passing by on her way to Bravo Pier. The command module, and quarantine trailer were still on board the Hornet. | ||
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| (16) Pearl Harbor The U.S.S. Arizona Memorial with the U.S.S. Hornet in the background. This photo was taken from Ford Island shortly after arriving from the Apollo 11 recovery. | (17) U.S. Naval Station Midway, 4 June 69 The Arlington was assigned here to provide communications support for the Midway Summit Conference between President Nixon, and South Vietnamese President Thieu. | (18) U.S. Naval Station Midway, 5 June 69 The U.S.S. Arlington (AGMR-2). | ||
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| (19) U.S. Naval Station Midway, 5 June 69 Gooney birds were everywhere. | (20) U.S. Naval Station Midway, 6 June 69 All dressed up for the Summit Conference. | (21) U.S. Naval Station Midway, 6 June 69 The day of the Summit Conference. President Nixon is in the center of the picture, and Ensign Wigfall is to the right. |
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