USS Donald Cook (DDG-75) Spiral Notebook

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USS Donald Cook (DDG-75) Spiral NotebookUSS Donald Cook (DDG 75) is an Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyer commissioned in 1998 and named for Private First Class Donald G. Cook, a Marine Corps officer and Medal of Honor recipient who died as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. Homeported in Rota, Spain, Donald Cook operates with NATO allies in the Mediterranean and Black Sea. In 2014, the ship gained international attention when a Russian Su 24 aircraft made repeated close passes near

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with combat deployments in Operations Enduring Freedom

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Those who wore the patch know what they were part of

including the Tet Offensive of early 1968

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