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gaiaisraiisxaa THE COMMANDING OFFICER xxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxsxxxxxsexe i .4......,...-.Q-...-C-'H-'Z x ..n.,..a0's3n v'YqfD'5' The war record of the SnMUEb'R. MOORE belongs to each officer and K has served in this ship, lt is something Lan who f J- ' r ' ' O A ssful manifestation of ld take great pride, because it is a succes ' ' J . e ' t have been forthcoming, he team spirit without which success would no a Cou have done your job well, comnrncing with the tedious, but neces :hakedown and preliminary training and culminating in the victorious npaigns for Philippine Liberation, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and Japan. H J ' f respect and u hout these days there has ,ro g, ?riendliness among you that invariably results from a community of ' si among men. This condition iscm interest and a singleness of purpose L mletely described by the Word Ushipmaten. 'We are now all shipmates i ' 1 v t d uture when ways have separa e every sense of the word, and inthe f ,here will always be an attraction to bring together the men of the in which you may, ani been developed a bond o W I1 ' ' ' ff mance and affection AMUEL N. MOORE, a sense of pride in her per ar mong her men that began on June Zh, l9hh, and flowered on August 15 945, at the end of the long path of war. Your country is proud of your services in her defense, The Nav at a P ffpOTt You have again proved th ommends you for excellence or e ir, , , 1 K nmed force formed on democratic principles and drawn from the ranks f free men can effectively prevail against the arms of totalitari O f will ever forest and findS has been an experience that few oz us e- . i . . .-n. J ,, I the conclusion, ready for future tasks that may confront us. In ,lt Of the NGVY Q0 HOV fail CO employ the saww steadfastness of p ,nd devotion to duty that has characterized this WHT fpcoyd - -gguusvii: I y IX Y F9-1 --.auf Qtr: 1 .lP-gr'-'--: :q4-::. ..... . '-- ...QQ-.a.- ,,,,,, llF'.Q.lo91l3 1-4.. .-4
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