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FE25/LCI(L)
A9-8/A16-3
Addendum
c/o FLEET POST OFFICE
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
6 February 1945
C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
From: To: Subject: Reference: | Commanding Officer, LCI(L) 963. Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Fleet. (1) Commander Task Unit 78.2.3. (2) Commander Task Group 78.2. (3) Commander Task Group 78. (Commander SEVENTH Amphibious Force) (4) Commander SEVENTH Fleet. Action Report – NASUGBU(Luzon, P.I.) Operation – ADDENDUM. (a) Article 874(6), U.S. Navy Regulations, 1920. (b) Com7thPhib Conf. ltr. Serial 0212 of 17 February 1944. (c) ALNAV 215 of December 1944. (d) ComLCI(L) 963 Action Report (A9-8/A16-3). |
Omitted.
In accordance with discontinuation of Commander Task Force 78 Operation Plan [text blacked out] (Commander SEVENTH Amphibious Force Operation Plan No. 2-45) and Task Group 78.2 (Commander Amphibious Group EIGHT Operation Plan 1-45), Speedletter 0005A, this ship embarked medical team No. 4 at San Jose, Mindoro, P.Is. on 5 February 1945 and proceeded to Nasugbu, Luzon P.Is. for purpose of evacuation of Army casualties.
No ordnance used.
No damage done either enemy or own.
Army had no casualties for evacuation. Took LCI(L)1015 in tow at 0203 on 6 February 1945 and proceeded independently to San Jose, Mindoro, P.Is. Communications were normal.
No remarks.
W.A. TOMB JR.,
Lt. (jg), USNR.
Lt. (jg), USNR.
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Notes and references:
1 LCI (L) stands for Landing Craft Infantry (Large). “Glossary of U.S. Naval Abbreviations – L,” online at Ibiblio.org.
2 “COM LCI(L) GR 44 - Rep of ops In the assault landing on 1/31/45 & resupply landing on 2/5/45 at Nasugbu, Luzon Is, Philippines,” online at the United States National Archives.
1 LCI (L) stands for Landing Craft Infantry (Large). “Glossary of U.S. Naval Abbreviations – L,” online at Ibiblio.org.
2 “COM LCI(L) GR 44 - Rep of ops In the assault landing on 1/31/45 & resupply landing on 2/5/45 at Nasugbu, Luzon Is, Philippines,” online at the United States National Archives.
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