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Revision as of 18:56, 2 March 2021
My second tour in the Navy was quite different than my first.
Since I was fluent in Japanese, I was transferred to the USS Duncan (DDR-874)] home ported in Yokosuka, Japan. We made port calls all over the Western Pacific including Phillipines, Hong Kong, Singapore and Korea, and I made a side trip to Macau. This allowed for a fair amount of "in port time", and I was able to spend time traveling around Japan, making friends and learning the various Japanese styles of bondage. (I find it interesting that although we did a fair amount of bondage, we never used the title, "Shibari".)
ComDesRon Nine
- USS Duncan (DD/DDR-874) [1]
Duncan was the flag ship for ComDesRon-9's (Captain Hartigan) and his staff. He was the Commander of eight US Navy destroyers
- USS Knox (DD/DDR-742}
USS Knox was named for Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox, who was the father of Elyse Knox and grandfather of tv celebrity Mark Harmon.
- USS DeHaven (DD-727)
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