Howard Gilmore (AS 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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DEDICATION It is a custom of long standing in the UNITED STATES NAVY to dedicate such books as this to some one individual or groups of individuals. We feel that we could not dedicate our book to a finer group of persons than the thousands of un- sung heroes of the Novy, that have served and are serving aboard such vessels as this, the men that service and repair the silent raiders of the sea, our submarines. In war or peace their jobs and duties go on and few there be that appreciate the labor and toil necessary for such a task, save those serving on the submarines themselves. The inspiration that is necessary for the task is given to us by the name that our ship bears, HOWARD W. GILMORE, a hero if there ever was one. To all of you, living and dead, that have served and to all of you that might serve aboard such ves- sels, we dedicate this book. May your zeal and spirit always go on in the highest and best traditions of our Nation and the UNITED STATES NAVY.