Barry (DD 933) - Naval Cruise Book

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The sea defail and piloT. Maximus Leader m ff X A , 1 The waTer fal s Message received from Commander in Chief Pacific l:leeT: Welcome To The Pacific Pleef. The exploifs of ATlanTic and Pacific l:leeT DesTroyer forces in peace and vvar have made a Tremendous conTribuTion To Naval hisTory and are a maTTer of meriTed pride. DesTroyermen have TradiTionally combined Their efforTs in facing any ThreaT To freedom. The splendid record esTablished by Aflanfic l:leeT DesTroyers deployed in The Pacific during The Korean ConflicT is buT one example of such muTual efforT and iT is TradiTionally expecfed ThaT BAPPY... will add srill furTher To This proud Tradifion as They bring Their needed supporf To The Pacific l:leeT. VADM Roy L. Johnson Gaillard cuT. Balboa

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X i 'QQ Capfain giving plaque To ADM Johnggn, Greefings from Hawaii. Punciwbovvl Nafional Cemefary .xxx ,4lvl1zl!!. A