R. E. Burdick, storekeeper third class, and Stanley J. Finkel, seaman first class of the USS Leyte, are shown in the photograph, above, with three Turkish sailors while on liberty at Izmir, Turkey
R. E. Burdick, storekeeper third class, and Stanley J. Finkel, seaman first class of the USS Leyte, are shown in the photograph, above, with three Turkish sailors while on liberty at Izmir, Turkey
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R. E. Burdick, storekeeper third class, and Stanley J. Finkel, seaman first class of the USS Leyte, are shown in the photograph, above, with three Turkish sailors while on liberty at Izmir, Turkey
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Caption: File number: 704786 Hold for release to A. M. newspapers on Saturday, January 3, 1948. UNITS OF MEDITERRANEAN FLEET VISIT IZMIR, TURKEY - On the occasion of the Turkish International Fair in September 1947, several ships of the Mediterranean Fleet put into the harbor at Izmir, Turkey. This was the first time that an American warship had been in a Turkish port for 10 months. Two in a series of five. R. E. Burdick, storekeeper third class, and Stanley J. Finkel, seaman first class of the USS LEYTE, are shown in the photograph, above, with three Turkish sailors while on liberty at Izmir, Turkey.