Dealey (DE 1006) - Naval Cruise Book

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From: CGMSOLAN T AS WE BRING TO A CLOSE THIS HISTORIC PERIOD OF COMBINED OPERA- TIOIBIS I WANT TO CONGRATULATE EVERY ONE IN THE FORCE NOT ONLY ON YOUR HARD WORK AND DEMONSTRATED PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUT ALSO CN THE WONDERFUL SPIRIT OF CONFIDENCE AND COMRADESHIP WHICH HAS BEEN SO CLEARLY DISPLAYED. IN ELEVEN DAYS OF OPERATION TOGETHER AT SEA WE SAILORS OF FOUR NATIONS HAVE SHOWN WHAT INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION REALLY MEANS. I AM SURE THAT EVERY SHIP IS PROUD TOP HAVE BEEN A PART OF TASK FORCE 86 THE LARGEST GROUP OF WARSHIPS EVER TO SAIL THESE WATERS. IAM PROUD TO HAVE BEEN HERE AND I AM SORRY TO SEE OUR FORCE DISSOLVE. TO EVERYMEMBER OF TASK FORCE 86 I SEND A HEAR TY WELL DONE GODSPEED AND GOD BLESS YOU. RADAM REED. From: Naval Commander Uruguay I AS WE LEAVE FOR URUGUAYI EXTEND TO YOU, YOUR OFFICERS AND CREWS MY THANKS FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND ATTENTION AS WELL AS MY DEEP FEELING OF SATISFACTION AND PRIDE AT HAVING HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE WITH YOU IN THIS HIS- TORICAL OPERATION UNITAS. CAPITAN DE NAVIO VICTOR DE MARIA FI-Om: ALUSNA RIO YOUR DEPARTURE FROM RIO DE JANEIRO YESTERDAY WAS MOST IM- PRESSIVE. AS YOUR 4 DESTROYERS STEAMED IN PERFECT FORMATION BY THE NETHERLANDS ROYAL NAVY AIRCRAFT CARRIER KAREL DOOR- MAN AND FIRED A 19 GUN RETURN SALUTE BY THE DOORMAN WAS MOST IMPRESSIVE TO THE AMBASSADORS, MEMBERS OF THE DIPLOMA- TIC CORPS, RANKING OFFICERS OF THE BRAZILIAN NAVY, ARMY, AIR FORCE, NEWSPAPER AND RADIO REPORTERS WHO WERE ON BOARD. AGAIN THE US NAVY HAS PERFORMED IN A MANNER THAT ADDS CREDIT TO OUR NAVY AND OUR COUNTRY. BRAVO zULU.

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Mar e Plata A summer vacationland Home of the Argentine Navy