Reeves (DLG 24) - Naval Cruise Book

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Commander D, L, Howard, USN Responsible, accountable and blamed for everything that goes sour, and given little or no credit for the things that hap- pen right, the XO is on the move most of the day and usually into the night trying to keep the ship squared away and the Captain happy. The Executive Officer is charged with the management of the ship's training, ad- ministrative and security functions, and with the program of raising junior officers fboth into men and out of their pads during working hoursj, A monumental task, and in Commander Howard's case, Well done!

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