Dealey (DE 1006) - Naval Cruise Book

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From: CQMSCLANT AT THE END OF THE FIRST COMBINED OPERATIONS AT SEA WITH NAVAL FORCES OF CHILE AND PERU I WANT TO EXPRESS ALL THE PARTICIPANTS MY OWN SATISFACTION BY THE GOOD EXIT OF THE EXERCISES THAT NOW WE FINISH. FOR ME AS FOR ALL THE USS MEN IT HAS BEEN A VERY SATISFACTORY EXPERIENCE AND AT THE SAME TIME THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO WORK WITH SUCH EFFICIENT GROUPS OF MEN. WE SHOULD DESIRE TO CONTINUE BUT NOW IT IS NECESSARY TO END OUR COMBINED WORK. I HOPE AND I AM SURE THAT IN THE FUTURE WE SHALL HAVE NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PLANNING AND TRAINING TOGETHER AGAINST THE ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE NOT ONLY TO PREPARE OURSELVES FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE OF OUR FREE HEMISPHERE BUT TO STRENGTHEN THE FRIENDNESS AND FRA- TERNITY BETWEEN OUR COUNTRIES LAND PEOPLE. I CAN'T SAY ANY- MORE TO ALL THE PARTICIPANTSOF THE TASK FORCE 86 BUT. THE WORDS WE ALWAYS USE IN OUR'NAVY: B WELL DONE. RADM ALLAN L. REED . From: COMSOLANT MY FOLLOWING RECEIVED FROM COMMANDER FIRST NAVAL ZONE CHILE, AT VALPARAISO PASSED WITH PRIDE. IN THE NAME OF THE NAVY ANDL ESPECIALLY FORLMYSELF IT IS A HIGH HONOR TO SEND OUR MOST SINCERE THANKS FOR THE LAUDABLE GESTURE OF HUMAN SOLIDARITY WHICH THE ENLISTED MEN OF TF 86 MADE BY THEIR VOL- UNTARY DONATIONS OF BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD BANK OF THE NAVAL HOSPITAL VALPARAISO. THIS ACT WHICH AGAIN PROVES THE GENER- OSITY THAT ANIMATES THE U. S. NAVY HAS EARNED OUR GRATITUDE AND I ASK YOU TO EXPRESS TO THE DONORS MY MOST PROFOUND THANKS. L JORGE CANDARE BOFILL, RADMIRAL CHILEAN NAVY.