I am a mother phenomenally . I am a
chef phenomenally . I am a pilot
phenomenally . I am a United States
sailor phenomenally . That's strange .
There you go . We have to in some ways
be reminded that there is or if there
was a glass ceiling because in today's
navy as Seppo said , a lot of those ,
if not all of them have already been
broken And we see it day in and day out .
And while I sincerely appreciate all
the heroes that were record that we
talked about today that were remembered
and that were highlighted . The real
heroes stand here in Hangar Bay one .
We don't have to look a whole lot
further . We don't have to search the
history books because each and every
one of you are making a difference .
You're making a mark in history as we
sail in these seas with Russian ships
around us as the world changes in
history unfolds . You're here doing
exactly those same things that were
done that made the remarks so ,
so to each and every one of you , it's
a distinct pleasure for all of us to
serve alongside you . And more
importantly , I asked the , the one
part that was started the beginning
when we said to the Truman family that
we continue to build that because it's
across all of us as we build that
respect , the culture that psycho
talked about in our very last remarks
that brings us together and ultimately
makes us excellent because of you and
because of all of you .
Yeah . Mm hmm .
Yeah .
So I want to thank all of you here
today . All of the women who are here
tonight wearing the cloth of the
uniform in 100 years of aircraft
carriers . Only in the 100th year did
we have our first commanding officer
and you are now inspiring future
generations . Thank you for what you do .
Thank you for your service . Thank you
for your sacrifices . Thank you for
your courage and thank you for
inspiring all of
us .
Yeah .