Endurance (MSO 435) - Naval Cruise Book

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Gray receives the good conduct award from Captain Joy during a personnel inspection in Sasebo. , ALL A A JOB WELL DGNE Perhaps the most gratifying and self satisfying moments to a Com- manding Officer are those spent crediting deserving personnel for distinguished service. On frequent occasions Captain Sutphen had op- portunity to reward the high standards of performance which were established and displayed by an inspired crew. Our nine month deployment was highlighted b y l 7 advancements, achievement awards and messages commending our meritorious performance in various S AFT Congratulations to Potter, Laukala, and Fox, ,.,...,,... . .,--- .... ,,, --M gl-lfillg a reenlistment ceremony Lauron, Burch, Miko and Hrrlis cumulatively collect almost 314,000.00 in tax-free re-enlistment bonus, ' m