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1987 Graduating Class United States Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point, New York 11024-1699 THE VICE PRESIDENT WASH INGTON June 22, 1987 THE VICE PRESIDENT George Bush Dear Graduates: Congratulations to each of you on the occasion of your graduation from the Merchant Marine Academy. As you move on to the challenges that lay ahead, you can be assured that the foundation of knowledge, leadership and expertise gained during your four years at the Academy will hold you in good stead. I wish each of you a most successful career in the Merchant Marine. With best wishes. S i ncerely, 19
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THE PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON January 21, 1987 To the Class of 1987 United States Merchant Marine Academy I warmly congratulate each of you as you prepare to embark on your professional careers. Having successfully completed four years of arduous academic and shipboard training, you are now ready to assume the responsibilities of officers in the American merchant marine. Of that you can be justly proud. In addition to the knowledge and maritime skills acquired at the Academy and at sea, you will take with you the important qualities of self-reliance and leadership which will serve you well in all your future endeavors. My Administration is continuing to restructure Federal maritime policies to create an environment in which American-flag shipping companies can become more self- sufficient and less dependent on government assistance. This is key to honing the competitive edge of the American merchant marine and restoring it to a proud position of leadership on the world’s trade routes. The newly commissioned officers of the Class of 1987 will be called on to play a major role in meeting America’s maritime challenges and opportunities. Nancy and I wish you great success and personal fulfillment. God bless you all. 18
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THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION Elisabeth Dole THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20590 June 19, 1987 Congratulations to the 1987 graduating class of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. In your four years of training, you have met more challenges, achieved more successes, and seen more of the world than many people can expect to experience in a lifetime. By virtue of your Kings Point education and your personal attributes, you are well prepared to take advantage of the opportunities that lie ahead. As alumni of the Academy, you already are part of this Nation's proud maritime heritage. I assure you this Administration remains mindful of that heritage, and fully aware of both the commercial and national security importance of a strong American merchant marine. I also remain fully committed to maintaining and improving safety for all modes of transportation, including shipping; you deserve no less. You have my profound admiration for what you have already accomplished, and sincere best wishes for health and happiness in your future endeavors. anford Dole 20
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