Toledo's active Navy career lasted four more years.
During that period, she made four more deployments to the western Pacific.
All save one consisted of routine operations, conducted out of bases in Japan and in the Philippines.
The one exception came early in 1958.
The cruiser cleared the west coast on 19 February and reached Japan early in March.
However, after visiting Sasebo and Yokosuka, she headed south to Australia rather than to normal 7th Fleet operations.
She reached Sydney on 30 April and remained there for five days as a guest of the Australian government during the anniversary celebration of the Battle of the Coral Sea.
After Sydney, Toledo also visited Melbourne before returning north to Japan via Okinawa to resume 7th Fleet operations.
The deployment ended on 26 August 1958 when Toledo steamed back into Long Beach.
The warship made one more deployment to the western Pacific between 9 June and 25 November 1959.
Toledo's active Navy career lasted four more years. During that period, she made four more deployments to the western Pacific. All save one consisted of routine operations, conducted out of bases in Japan and in the Philippines. The one exception came early in 1958. The cruiser cleared the west coast on 19 February and reached Japan early in March. However, after visiting Sasebo and Yokosuka, she headed south to Australia rather than to normal 7th Fleet operations. She reached Sydney on 30 April and remained there for five days as a guest of the Australian government during the anniversary celebration of the Battle of the Coral Sea. After Sydney, Toledo also visited Melbourne before returning north to Japan via Okinawa to resume 7th Fleet operations. The deployment ended on 26 August 1958 when Toledo steamed back into Long Beach. The warship made one more deployment to the western Pacific between 9 June and 25 November 1959.
USS Toledo (CA-133)