Drydock Period in Sasebo
On 13 May, Albatross sailed for Buckner Bay, Okinawa, and a mine test which lasted until 30 May when she headed back to ward Sasebo for upkeep and training. Another exercise with the Republic of Korea Navy occurred from 4 to 10 September at Yosu-Haeman, Korea. When she returned to Sasebo, Albatross entered drydock for two weeks. Following further repairs Albatross left Sasebo on 24 October and joined a U.S. 7th Fleet exercise, "Yellow Bird," off Subic Bay, Philippines, on 5 November. On 13 November, the ship got underway for Hong Kong and a period of rest and relaxation. Albatross arrived back at Sasebo on 27 November and spent the next six weeks in leave and upkeep.
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