Lang (FF 1060) - Naval Cruise Book

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...,.....,. ...........,.......,..s..,... -'. v.. I 9-'. , CHANGE OF COMMAN CEREMONY f AT WHICH CDR. CLYDE J. VANARSDALL, III, U.S.N. RELIEVED CDR. THOMAS G.KELLEY, U.S.N. EIS L COMMANDING OFFICER, USS LANG QFF-10605 AT NAVAL FACILITY, SUBIC BAY, REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES 26 NOVEMBER 1979 CDR KELLEY delivers farewell remarks and reading of orders. Reading of orders by CDR VANARSDALL, the new C.O. THE CEREMONY The Change of Command Ceremony is a timehonored naval tradition which formally proclaims the continuity of authority of com- mand tothe officer and men of the command. lt is a short ritual conducted before the assem- bled company of the command. The change of command of a naval unit is nearly unique in the world todayg it is a transfer of total responsibility and accountability from one individual to another individual. YNCS CREASY, Senior Enlisted Advisor, presents the Commission Pennant to CDR KELLEY. a5,1,,,,fJ, ,.,f7.i, 5f'T,,jx-...-,511-41417-?.-35-...:3',..f i,j-.-i2l2iGl-f1,iT'7Z , A