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R. J. MORGAN June 1962 J. G. LAWRENCE April 1963 J. G. SMITH April 1964 G. MACRI May 1965 J. W. FAIR July 1966 INTREPID, The fourth ship of the fleet to bear the name, has been an aircraft carrier for twenty-five years. Her first designation, CV-11, betrays the fact that she is of World War II vintage; she made her presence felt in the Pacific then as she has today, during three con- secutive deployments to Viet Nam. INTREPID is now designated as a CVS, but her anti- submarine role had been overshadowed by her recent status as a special attack carrier. Whatever her role or function, INTREPID has always met the challenge: Carrying out combat strikes against the Japanese in WW II, while constantly facing and suffering retaliation from the Kamikaze forces; resting quietly in the dormant shelter of the shipyard; being resurrected and remodeled to meet modern needs; going patiently through the training paces of a peacetime Navy; and again meeting the challenge in the Pacific, checking Communist aggression in S. E. Asia. She is the Oldest and the Best, a title earned by a quarter century of effort by many commanding officers and countless number of men who have served her well. In the age of sophisticated, super-attack carriers, INTREPID remains proud and ever-willing to turn her screws, launch her aircraft, and shelter her men. Her sponsor, Mrs. John H. Hoover, could not have made a more fitting statement when she visited INTREPID: Success in Battle And Good Luck
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W. T. EASON May 1954 G. L. KOHR May 1955 P. P. BLACKBURN, Jr. August 1955 F.MASSEY September 1956 J. H. KUHL October 1957 P. MASTERSON October 1958 E. C. OUTLAW September 1959 C. S. MINTER September 1960 J. L. ABBOT, Jr. May 1961
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