Carronade (IFS 1P) - Naval Cruise Book

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.Q TN sq, .5 xi u, R65 ' T IDR H. J. URSETTIE, my 3 vQ f. Gisli Old Man , came to me i, the Bureau of Naval Per- sonnel. This CO, a native of illinois and a graduate of the Naval Academy class of '45, guides me as if he were an ex- perienced Captain, although I am his first command. The diplomacy of this silver haired Captain guided me un- scathed through the last four months of my adult debut - a feat that many would have been iniable to accomplish. His strength, determination, know- ledge, and leadership have ex- tracted the best from me so that I am now a proud, case- hardened adult veteran. omman ing Change of command at sea. LCQP5 O ' Meet my third skipper, LCDR. A. J. THOMPSON, a native son of Massachusetts and graduate of the Naval Academy - class of '44. This is the man re- sponsible for my debut in the Far East. Captain THOMPSON, in his second command, handled me with kid gloves during my first two months abroad. He not only knew my behavior char- acteristics , but he knew the problems of every member of the crew that served me. His leadership and personal interest developed the crew's morale and combat readiness to an enviable, if not incomparable summit. -' X. ,x , ,3 4 -- 95 X, ,sr . L 13 . 0 , I if C W . . , g yi S iff' . 1 f-:ea fzgq t K,-531lL.A f s..

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