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HONORABLE DISCHARGE FROM THE
UNITED STATES NAVY
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This
is to Certify,
That
Frank Peck, 1525423, Seaman 2o,
as a Testimonial of
Fidelity and Obedience,
is Honorably Discharge from the U.S.S. Navy Recruiting
Station at Minneapolis, Minn. and from the Naval Service of the
United States this 23rd day of September 1919, at Minneapolis,
Minn. Now according to the provisions of Section 15731 (as
amended by Act of Congress approved Aug. 22, 1912) of the Revised
Statutes, if four months from this date the said Frank Peck shall
present this, his Honorable Discharge, at any United States Naval
Rendezvous and is found physically qualified, and shall reenlist
for four years, then he shall be entitled to pay during the said
four months equal to that which he would have been entitled had
he been employed in actual service.
Upon reenlistment,
and the surrender of this Discharge, should he so desire, he will
receive a Continuous Service Certificate, showing his service and
honorable discharge, and shall receive an addition of one dollar
and thirty-six cents per month to the pay of the rating in which
he enlists or to which he may be promoted.
Rating best
qualified to fill
Seaman 2o.
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(Signature
traced by CLC. Otis) |
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G.H. ------- |
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Lieutenant
Commanding U. S. N. |
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Commanding
Navy Recruiting Station at |
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Minneapolis,
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Enlistment Record.
Name: Peck,
Frank |
Rate:
A.S. |
Enrolled: May
3, 1918 |
at Minneapolis,
Minn. for
D. W. |
Previous naval service: -years; |
Previous Naval Reserve Service: |
years; |
Served apprenticeship |
Gun
Captain certificate: |
Certificate graduation P. O. School: |
Seaman Gunner: |
Trade: |
Citizenship, |
Rating held during enrollment:
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as; SEA2c |
Proficiency:
3.1
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Special qualifications: |
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Seamanship:
2.8 |
Ordance: |
Signaling:
2.9 |
Marksmanship, Small Arms: |
Mechanical ability: |
Knowledge of marive machinery: |
Knowledge of marine
machinery:A.L.M.3.0 |
Sobriety:
4.0 |
Knowledge of
electrical machinery and appliances: |
Obedience:
4.0 |
Average standing
for term of enlistment:
3.3 |
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Max Harris,
U.S.N. Chief Yeoman, U.S. Navy Executive Officer. |
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DESCRIPTIVE LIST
Where born:
North
McGregor, Iowa |
Date:
Sept. 22,
1898 |
Age:
21
years -
months |
Height:
5
feet,
2 1/2
inches |
Weight:
142 lbs. |
Eyes:
Blue
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Hair:
D. Brown |
Complexion:
Ruddy |
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Personal characteristics,
marks, etc.: m1 shd; ,1 back;
m r back; s 1 thumb. |
Percentage of time on sick
list during enrollment,
61-508 |
Is physically qualified for
reenlistment. |
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O. E. Lewis
(sig traced C.L.C.O.), U. S. N |
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Lieut. Med.
Corps, U. S. N. |
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hereby certify that the above named,
Peck, F., has been paid
seventy
seven dollars, sixty three |
cents,
($77.63), in full
to date. Pay per month at date of discharge ,
$35.90,
23 Sept 1919. |
(sig. traced) |
H. E.
Herman, U. S. N. |
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Signature
Paymaster, U. S. N. |
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