Tin Can Treason - Nardone, Terry
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Tin Can Treason is a recollection of my combat tour aboard a destroyer, USS Bordelon (DD881), commissioned in 1945. She had a crew of over 350 men on a 30 foot wide and 300 foot long ship. We traveled about 30,000 nautical miles, from Charleston, South Carolina to the Vietnam coast and back. While aboard I wrote in a daily diary and this book is the culmination of many attempts to retell my story. Read it and feel the history.

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Tin Can Treason is a recollection of my combat tour aboard a destroyer, USS Bordelon (DD881), commissioned in 1945. She had a crew of over 350 men on a 30 foot wide and 300 foot long ship. We traveled about 30,000 nautical miles, from Charleston, South Carolina to the Vietnam coast and back. While aboard I wrote in a daily diary and this book is the culmination of many attempts to retell my story. Read it and feel the history.
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Terry Nardone was born in Rochester, New York, home of the Eastman Kodak Company. Photography was all the rage, all the time. He enlisted in the US Navy the day after his eighteenth birthday in 1971. He hope to bcome a Photographer's Mate. He became heavily involved with the Vietnam Veterans of America and lobbied extensively for Veterans issues. In 1993 he and his wife Michelle, along with his two sons, Corey and Chris moved to Hammondsport, New York, a small village on Keuka Lake in the Southern Tier of New York State.