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f gi f.. f S5 PYQC A E 2 A WESTPAC '83 PHILIPPINES-HONG KONG-JAPAN-KOREA -HAWAII This is the Captain Speaking Our 1983 USS PYROCAE-245 deployment to the Western Pacific in support of Seventh Fleet operations has been a rewarding and hard-working one. But it has also been a memorable one. We have traveled over 27,000 nautical miles together, and have done our share and more in providing the ships and shore stations of the SEVENTH FLEET with the very best in ammunition ship support, for which we all may be justifiably proud. In the process, we have visited some extremely interesting ports, broadened our cultural horizons, and learned a little more about ourselves, our shipmates, and the people of other lands. We have much to remember, especially in the area of operational achievements. PYRO met all of her commitments, redistributing over 4 million pounds of ordnance, and conducting underway replenishments with twenty ships and vertical replenishments with three. And we were the only AE, and to my knowledge the only ship other than an oiler to deliver fuel to other WESTPAC ships. Our availability periods at the Ship Repair Facility, Subic Bay were also productive and successful. All of our achievements were made possible largely because of the way the PYRO crew performed their duties, both as individuals and as members of a team of professionals. Such exemplary performance and teamwork was a product of your cooperativeness and commitment to professional excellence. Past experience has taught me the value of establishing the means for keeping in touch with shipmates who later travel in different paths. I encourage each of you to use your cruise book as a link between the past and future. Fill the blank spaces with appropriate reminders and permanent addresses. Someday you will be glad you did. And finally, l would like to express my personal appreciation to the crew members of PYRO for a job very well done, and wish you smooth sailing in the days ahead. Commander J. B. GODLEY, USNR Commanding Officer, USS PYROQAE-24l Y -Y -' . . 4 .. . . . . .-i,...i,. ..... .-,.. ..,.,..- .. .......4..-1. -,.....-...wan- . ,..a..-..,.:.. i..Y.-
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