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CNO, SECNAV VISIT SEVENTH FLEET vilxf --r 8 S44 f..T, if We 49 E s Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee visited Vice Admiral Mack in Subic Bay. Captain Tice greets Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. on the flight deck. 70
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,, ,.,. in , -,- Captain K anakanui address guests at ceremony. ,A - 1 Change-of-Command ceremonies for Command- ing Officer of the USS Oklahoma City took place on June 22, 1972 in Yokosuka, Japan. Captain William A. Kanakanui, Jr., relieved Cap- tain John J. Tice lll in a colorful ceremony attended by representatives of Japanese and American naval forces and families of Oklahoma City officers and men. Captain Tice was awarded the Legion of Merit with Combat V for outstanding service as Com- manding Officer of Oklahoma City. Captain Kanakanui came to Oklahoma City from the Naval Missile Systems Engineering Station at Port Hueneme, California, where he served as Executive Officer and Director of Engineering. Q' as fbi 'is With the traditional I relieve you, sir, Captain Kanakanui assumes command of Oklahoma City.
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Y X N Q I r ll J CNO awaits chicken fricassee before his meal with the crew. ' . ' -at Mr. Chafee met with crew members from his home state of Rhode Island. Secretary of the Navy John F. Cha- fee and Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr. Chief of Naval Operations, both paid visits to Vice Admiral William P. Nlack and crew members of the Oklahoma City. For the crew, the highlights of the visits were personal talks with both men. Nlr. Chafee met with crew mem- bers from his home state of Rhode lsland in January when the ship was visiting Subic Bay Naval Base, Republic of the Philippines. CNO made a visit to Oklahoma City while the ship was conducting special operations off the coast of Vietnam in February. The Admiral held a question-and-answer period for the crew on the fantail and ate dinner with them before leaving. 71
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