Sacramento (AOE 1) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1986

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Our Sponsors Congratulations on a ful deployment. The lity of the Sacramento!Sidef-latte of the Battle Group was the best alt been. Every crewmember should befrprouidtbf, contribution you made to the Battle Group TROT team throughout a unique and challenging deployment. You deliver -- with styte andclass. Commander Cruiser Destroyer Group THREE, Rear Admiral Paul Miller. As Sacramento and HC-11 Det-11 complete the most ardous and longest deployment the past five years, you can look back with well deserved satis- faction at a record of unmatched performance. During these seven and half months, USS Sacra- mento has been the sole support of the Enterprise Battle Group during operations with the Seventh, Sixth and Third Fleets. Throughout the deploy- ment Sacramento has enchanced the reputation of the combat logistic force, Service Group ONE and HC-11 by maintaining the highest standards of operational excellence, service, smartness, pride and professionalism. Sacramento was oper- ating in the world's most physically and politically demanding seas. Your record of consistently out- standing accomplishments reflects the dedication and commitment of every crewmember to main- tain the highest traditions of the United States Navy and the combat logistic force. As you arrive home to a well deserved reunion with family and friends, I want to express the pride that we all feel in Sacramento's and Det-11's out- standing service to the United States. Well done and welcome home. Commander Service Group ONE, Rear Admiral Toney During this deployment USS Reason- er refueled at sea 57 times from six different ships including two AOE's, three USNS, TAO's and carrier. Forty- two of those refuelings were with the Sacramento, you consistently have giv- en us superior service, and better qual- ity fuel than any of the other ships. Of the 2.7 million gallons of DFM and JP5 that you pumped to us, none met or even approached rejection criteria. We have grown to look forward to coming alongside Sacramento, whether in the Eastern Pacific, Western Pacific, Indian Ocean or the Mediterranean Sea. It has been a true pleasure for us to work with you during these last seven months. We in Reasoner think of Sac- ramento as our friends and as our re- plenishment ship . Many thanks for your hard work and highly professional support. Fair winds and following seas as you return to Bre- merton, Washington. Commanding Of- ficer, USS Reasoner The professionalism displayed by the officers and men of Battle Group FOXTROT while operat- ing in the Sixth Fleet is noted with pleasure. Your timely response to short notice operational com- mitments and subsequent flawless performance clearly reflects the pride and professionalism of Battle Group FOXTROT. It is great to have you back with the first team. Commander-in-Chief Pa- cific Fleet, Admiral A.C. Lyons

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