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AUGUST 7, 1971 DIXON became United States Ship DIXON on com- missioning and this event was marked with appropriate ceremony. Commander Masterson introduced guests and began the ceremony. Congressman G. Willi am Whitehurst, Second District, Virginia, delivered the principal address. Digni- taries present included Mrs. Frank C. Dunham, repre- senting the sponsor; Vice Admiral E. P. Wilkinson, Com- mander Submarine Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet; Rear Ad- miral Jamie Adair, Commander Norfolk Naval Shipyard and Mr. Frank J. Horan, representing the shipbuilder.
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Congratulatory letters and reception on board fi THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY WASHINGTON 6 August 1971 Captain David S. Boyd, USN PCO, DIXON (AS-37) Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth, Virginia 23709 Dear Captain Boyd, ing degree the United States depends on its sea power to guaremtee its freedom. As commanding officer of one of the finest ships of our new Navy, it will be your privilege to share in the vital task of maintaining the battle-readiness of the fleet. And in successfully ful- filling her mission, your ship, DIXON, will contribute most importemtly to the preparedness of our submarine forces. In designing new ships such as DIXON we have endeavored to continue to improve living conditions for the fine men who sail them. I know that you share this interest. Although improvements have been made over earlier designs, there is always a need for new ideas in this important area. I hope that you and your crew will continue to develop innovations in habitability improvement and forward your recommendations for consideration. I would like to receive an advance copy of any such submissions. Our men con- stitute our most vital asset. As we seek their finest perform- 2mce their individual md collective welfare deserves our most active interest. A navy is only as good as its ships, and a ship is only as good as her crew. To you then, and to your officers eind petty officers, is given the demanding task of welding ship and into a working, fighting tesun. m =.- - - j. ,- . .™, ,.,i■ this test. ertain that you will meet ely yours , John H. Chafee K ' Jh
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