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U.S. sailors watch from the pier as the Soviet destroyer Admiral Vinogradov enters port. The Vinogradov and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet are arriving for a five-day goodwill visit

Sailors man the rails aboard the destroyer Admiral Vinogradov as the vessel, along with two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet, enters port for a five-day goodwill visit

Sailors line the deck edge on the bow of the destroyer Admiral Vinogradov as the vessel, along with two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet, enters port for a five-day goodwill visit

An American woman and her child observe Soviet sailors standing at the railing of the destroyer Admiral Vinogradov as the vessel, along with two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet, enters port for a five-day goodwill visit

American servicemen and civilians watch from the pier as the Soviet guided missile destroyer ADMIRAL VINOGRADOV ties up on its arrival. The VINOGRADOV and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet have come to San Diego for a five-day goodwill visit

Soviet navy personnel wave from the guided missile destroyer ADMIRAL VINOGRADOV as the ship pulls up to the pier. The VINOGRADOV and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet will be making a five-day goodwill visit

Civilians and U.S. Navy personnel watch from the pier as the Soviet guided missile destroyer ADMIRAL VINOGRADOV ties up on its arrival. The VINOGRADOV and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet have come to San Diego for a five-day goodwill visit

A sailor watches from the pier as the Soviet guided missile destroyer ADMIRAL VINOGRADOV arrives at the naval station. The VINOGRADOV and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet have come to San Diego for a five-day goodwill visit

A U.S. Coast Guard HH-65A Dolphin helicopter flies over the Soviet guided missile destroyer Admiral Vinogradov as the ship pulls into port. The Vinogradov and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet will be making a five-day goodwill visit to the city

U.S. sailors watch from the pier as the Soviet destroyer Admiral Vinogradov enters port. The Vinogradov and two other ships of the Soviet Pacific Fleet are arriving for a five-day goodwill visit

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Base: Naval Air Station, San Diego

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