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| | (Cold War at Sea, David F. Winkler, U.S. Naval Institute Press, June 2000, pg. 47) | | (Cold War at Sea, David F. Winkler, U.S. Naval Institute Press, June 2000, pg. 47) |
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| − | *7 September The USS Elliot’s helicopter harassed by Soviet aircraft. | + | *'''7 September''' The USS Elliot’s helicopter harassed by Soviet aircraft. |
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| − | *15 September The USNS Narragansett reported hazardous maneuvering by the | + | *'''15 September''' The USNS Narragansett reported hazardous maneuvering by the Soviet ship Alpinist. |
| − | Soviet ship Alpinist. | |
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| − | *18 September The Narragansett harassed by the Pegus. | + | *'''18 September''' The Narragansett harassed by the Pegus. |
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| − | *19 September USNS Conserver operations met with interference from the Gavril | + | *'''19 September''' USNS Conserver operations met with interference from the Gavril Sarychev. The USS Sterrett met with interference from the Pegus. |
| − | Sarychev. The USS Sterrett met with interference from the Pegus. | |
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| − | *23 September – | + | *'''23 September''' – '''27 September''' The near collision of the USS Callaghan and the Gavril Sarychev.The Kashin class destroyer no. 660 interfered with the flight of a |
| − | *27 September
| + | U.S. Navy helicopter. Radar lock-ons of U.S. Navy ships by the Kara class cruiser Petropavlovsk and the Kashin class destroyer Odarennyy. |
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| − | The near collision of the USS Callaghan and the Gavril Sarychev.
| + | *'''26 October''' Soviet combatants criss-crossed in front of the USS Tower and the Conserver. |
| − | The Kashin class destroyer no. 660 interfered with the flight of a
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| − | U.S. Navy helicopter. Radar lock-ons of U.S. Navy ships by the
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| − | Kara class cruiser Petropavlovsk and the Kashin class destroyer
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| − | Odarennyy.
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| − | *26 October Soviet combatants criss-crossed in front of the USS Tower and the
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| − | Conserver.
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| | Commander Piotti would describe the provocative, obstructive and dangerous activities of the | | Commander Piotti would describe the provocative, obstructive and dangerous activities of the |