Duncan (FFG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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and signing up for another four DSl Dadles displays his honorable discharge . . . . . . and his reenlistment certificate OSC Reynolds reenlisting with the Captain after being honorably dicharged

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Reenlistments One of the indications of a good working climate is the retention rate. The work must be pretty good aboard Duncan since she has always had a high percentage of reenlistments! While the reenlist- ment bonuses are a very nice incen- tive (as much as $16,000), the real reason for signing up for another 4 years is that the men enjoy their work. This enjoyable working atmosphere is something the com- mand has always strived to main- tain. From the Captain right down to the LPO. Duncan ' s chain of com- mand is committed to a healthy and safe w ork environment making the ship a good place to work hard and stay Navy!! YNl Timney taking his oath BMl Titze gets his honorable discharge ... ] ' % ' J- . . . then takes his oath ENl Vanhille re-ups with LCDR Womack

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Retirements Navy retirements are an occasion of mixed emotions. On one hand there is sadness for a departing shipmate and good friend, but on the other hand, there is happiness for 20 or more years of faithful ser- vice. This year Duncan bid farewell to 2 or her chiefs; EMC York and HMC Alvarez. Their sense of duty and loyalty is an inspiration for all. Fair winds and foUow ing seas shipmates! EMC York with his family at his retirement ceremony ICCS Wilson presents EMC York with a retirement plaque Duncan chiefs give final salute to EMC York BMCS Little hands HMC Alvarez a retirement plaque CO presents HMC Alvarez with his Fleet Reserve certificate