Change of Command and Retirement Ceremony / 4 April 2014
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Commanding Officer, Naval Support Activity Monterey
extends a cordial "Welcome Aboard" to our guests and
friends. Today marks the first change of command since the
base was established on 30 September 2010. We are pleased
that you can join us today in sharing this important event in our command's history.
As a part of today's ceremony Captain Gerral David will retire from active duty. Please join him and Anne in the Trident Room following the ceremony for the reception.
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Program for the Change of Command from Captain Gerral K. David, USN to Captain Timothy Faller, USN. Program also includes information about the Retirement Ceremony of Captain Gerral K. David, USN Commanding Officer, Naval Support Activity Monterey.
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