Talk:USS Mintaka

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I am curious about what was intended concerning the Okinawa phase. The statement "debarking troops Rule unloading cargo.". This phrase does not mean anything to me, but I was concerned that possibly there is a military term I am unfamiliar with. I would like to help flesh in more information with the author. I am having talks with one of the gunners who splashed the plane on the 25th of May and as you can imagine, the window is closing rapidly for information from the crew. I have the itinerary in detail from the log and approximately 60 unscanned photos of life on the Mintaka. Is the author still available to discuss this page and what she or he thinks would be valuable additions? Eagletree (talk) 22:45, 27 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]