Intrepid Museum Closes for Two-Year Renovation
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Bob Salmanowitz remembers the food on the USS Intrepid — so good that men from other ships would come aboard to eat.
“We used to have a Texas breakfast, steak and eggs, on Sundays,” said Mr. Salmanowitz, a photographer’s mate on the famous aircraft carrier from 1955 to 1958.
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