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MESSAGE tLANK DESLANT Ferm 3100-1 (12-52) Cflf TO OOW X THOUSAND THANKS FOR KP N S X YOU REALLY = AILED US UT MESSAGE BLANK DESLANT F«rM 2100-1 (12-521 UNCLASS X YOU C1 1 35?Z X CONGPATULBT IONS ON A FINE ' =TART CN 1?61 E = ' EF...i 1135 ' ' Z...UNCLAS X CONr UOTEn Z-W-CC CO ' IPET 1 JUL IN CCO ' I! HE i DES ' ' AT ' ' EAC X BECOWENLEr VE1IT 97 OUTSTAN IHG MESSAGE (LANK DESLANT Fom 2100-1 02-521 MESSAGE BLANK DESLANT FWM 2100-1 02-52) HEADING BEADING UrCLA ' X AS Y U APE HOVE ' -A f UNT) PEST ASSURE- THAT E IN ■•■• ' ILL SURELY ISS SUCH AN OUTSTANDING GROUP X Y EVERY STAND ojEN THF F T SEi N IN THF VED TO TATE X ' YOUR UNT RING EFFOP SIXTH FLEET ARD YOU HAVE T AS THE UNCLAS AS YOU RETURN HO ' HE FRO ' l YOUR LONG lEPLOYIIENT REST ASSURED YOUR UNSPARING EFFORT, SPLENDID PERFORMANCE AND YOUR REPRESENTATION AS jhE X THE FLOTILLA C0 1VANDER JOIN ' VOiJR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS O ■Vi !|(JLE STRENGTH F THE FREE WOPL ' ' IN THE MEPITERRAVEAN HAS EEN A WARM APPPECIATFT FAP AN Wl-E X MY SlrC ' RE THANKS AN DEEPEST ADMIRATION TO EACH A - EVEi-Y OFFICEF ANf CAN X ON VOYAGE AND SMOOTH SAILING X VanM AN Prcn j ' 1 A K ' N 1 1 5 P WELCO¥E HOME X PADM JOHNSON VIA Vl MR P56a 3 ' - ' AUG 1=60 lOH TOO OKO n44 11?PZ Gf: ?1f95?? AUG 6 PO ' TIME RELEASED OY T0« T0O PPfi C41 1 Z cm YEOMAN cc DATE TIME 291?4C?Z AUG 6f PRECtOENCE ROUTINE RELEASED BV 1 mm C ' SIXTHFLT TF 64 RnncEVELT FBa- ' ■■ CfMirESFLOT 6 TO 1 PESPON 6 INFORMATKM iNFonunoa 1 CO EXEC 5Ml« SEC CHAP NAV OPER 1 ELECT- CK commIronics GUN LT ASW ENC DC PROP SUP 1 MEO PAIR coo OOD 1 SHIPS CHAP NAV OPER CIC OMmI RONICS GUN LT ASW EW DC MAIN PROP 1 E- SUP 1 MED PAIR I CDO OOD 1 1 1 1 CM snff STAFF LT SEC OKX ASW CIC CDHM RONICS GUN HAT HED CHAP soo CLASSIFICATION % a COB W STAFF TCaT LT SEC OPER ASW CK ELtCT. »MM RONICS GUN MAT MED CHAP SDO CLASSIFICATION UNCLASSIFIED 291S4CZ AUG 6C NAVY— OPPO SHO NwVj — — J— W52Z A UG JOS. SHOWc J 1:0— — 1 (U. 8. Navy Photo) Charleston-Based Destroyer Gets Award Cmdr. P. G. Hannon, commanding (rfficer ot the the Charleston Naval Ba»e. Th« Dyesi it one • destroyer VSS Dyess, ri t, is presented with a »lx ships ot Destroyer Squadron Six which re- ■Big E plaque for outstanding battle e«icieney tamed last week from a seven-OMmth Medlter- hy Rear Adm. Frank L. Johnson, commander of lanean enlist. Destroyer Flotilla Six. The award was made at MESSAGE BLANK 0ES(-ANT Fo™ 2100-1 (12-52) HAVE BEEN IMPRESSED ITH EVERY MANEU INITATIVE AND EXCELLENT COMMUNICATIO AM LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING HER IN VIA F L DATE TIHE 01 1036Z I ' lOMDESRON INFORMATION uss DYESS CO EXEC SHIPS SEC CHAP NAV i lELECT- OPER CIC ICOMMiRONlCS t IS GUN 1 LT s 1 1 CDR CHIEF FLAG STAFF LI FLAG SEC 0«K ASW CIC IcOMMiRONICS GUN I MA 1 1 ! 1
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