Final Personnel Record for Newhouse, Delbert C., U.S. Navy, 1957

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Navy Department, Wa,hington 25, D. C.
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. 177283
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
From:
The Chief of Naval Personnel.
To:
LT DI:Llil''PT CLE!JENT riEmlOUSE, USH.
Via:
Commandor Air Force,
U.S. Pacific Fleet
c/o Fleet Post orr!ce,
San Francisco, California.
for PEACE
Of
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SAVINGS
BONDS
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SubJ: Ap~lication for transfer to commi~sioned limited duty status;
action on.
Refs:
(a) Your application for transfer to conmissioned limited
duty status.
(b) BuPers Circular Letter 175-47.
l. .Your application for transfer to commissioned 'limited duty status
CC)
has been _carefully considered by the Selection Board convened by the
Secretary of the Navy.
I regret to inform you that your name wae not
includod among those recommended for appointment. However, I wish to
assure you that this decision is no reflection upon your perfor~ce
o! duty in the Navy; nor vill it in any way affect your .present status
or preclude your making application and being considered by subsequent
selection boards.
2. The number of applicants desiring transfer to commissioned limited
duty statue has been far in excess of the number of appointments which
can be offered. Therefore it was necessary for the Selection Board
to recommend, , from among eiigible a~~licante, only those best qualified
for appointment. The decision in your case was made after a careful
review of your entire record and your qualifications ao compared with
those ot other applicants of your rRnk and classification or enlisted
rating.
3. The interest you have shown in pursuing a naval career represents
an exemplary attitude of serVice and patriotism. The Navy ie sincerely
appreciative of your contribution toward maintaining the naval estab­
lishment at a high level of efficiency during the war, the demobiliza­
tion period, and the continuing period of world unrest.
T. L. SPRAGUE
A-17154