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In 1933 my father, Lt. Cmdr. W.W. Feineman took command of the US Tracy undergoing a refit in the Philadelphia shipyards. When completed, it sailed to San Diego CA. It went on manuvers with the fleet. I went to sea, as a guest, on one night manuvers, and found out that destroyers go through waves, seldom over them.

This continued until he was transferred in 1937 to the USS Arizona located in Long Beach Calif.

adding to DD-214 USS Tracy article

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In 1933 my father, Lt. Cmdr. W.W. Feineman took command of the US Tracy undergoing a refit in the Philadelphia shipyards. When completed, it sailed to San Diego CA. It went on manuvers with the fleet. I went to sea, as a guest, on one night manuver, and found out that destroyers go through waves, seldom over them.

This continued until he was transferred in 1937 to the USS Arizona located in Long Beach Calif. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.244.21.4 (talk) 19:07, 23 May 2009 (UTC)Reply

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adding to DD-214 USS Tracy article

adding to DD-214 USS Tracy article