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So to generate public support as well as some of the $10 million it pledged to raise, the Trust sent Sequoia on tour. On April 1, 1984 -- seven years to the fairy tales & folklore general day after the Carter White House announced its intention to dispose of her -- "America's Yacht" left on her 100-city cruise. In command was Kelly, then an adjunct professor of nautical science at American University in Washington, DC. A U.S. Merchant Marine Academy graduate, World War II Navy veteran and retired Naval Reserve officer, Kelly held himself and fairy tales & folklore general his eight-member crew to military standards and operated Sequoia fairy tales & folklore general just as Navy crews would have when she was in the service of a president. "The ship was open for free public tours at every stop and the people loved her," Kelly reports. "Visitors came aboard in awe, speaking in hushed tones almost as if they were visiting a famous shrine or historic chapel. The most common question we got was, 'Why would the government want to get rid of her?'"
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