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Return To San Diego From Commander-in-Chief, Pacific: Your individual and combined efforts in support of combat operations in South East Asia have been most significant. All hands can be justly proud of their accomplishments during the recently completed WestPac deployment. Well done. Welcome home. Gayler From Commander-in-Chief, U. S. Pacific Fleet: As you depart Seventh Fleet and head home after a long and arduous combat deployment, you can take great satisfaction in having contributed appreciably to the United States ' efforts in Southeast Asia. Your ability to get the job done was in the highest traditions of the Naval Service. You have my best wishes for a speedy voyage home, a happy reunion with your loved ones, and a well deserved rest. Well done. Ad- miral B. A. Clarey, Commander-in-Chief, U. S. Pacific Fleet. From Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla Eleven: The return of GRAY to San Diego is distinguished by a well earned record of sustained excellence in high tempo combat operations. Your performance during the past seven months in a broad range of com- bat operations should be a source of great pride to all of you. Whether conducting naval gunfire support, assisting another ship under MIG attack, or hosting the ranking officers of Pacific commands, GRAY ' s performance was uniformly outstanding. Welcome home, a joyous reunion with your families and friends, and a happy New Year. From Commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force Seventh Fleet: As GRAY departs the Western Pacific and sails for home, her officers and men can look back upon a highly successful deployment. GRAY ' s performance of duty was consistently outstanding. Her personnel and material readiness were tested by a wide variety of missions under combat conditions. GRAY ' s ability to respond to casualties and effect on board repairs is considered characteristic of her can do attitude. The appearance and professionalism of the crew of GRAY enhanced the reputation and prestige of the destroyer force. GRAY ' s successes have made a significant contribution to the successful accomplishment of the mission of the United States Seventh Fleet in Southeast Asia. Well done. J. S. Kern, RADM, USN
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