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Remarks Prepared by RADM H. G. Rickover, USN, Chief, Naval Reactors Branch, Division of Reactor Development, U.S.

A Fly on the Wall Rickover’s Dinner with President Jimmy Carter Tuesday, October 1, marks the 100th birthday of former President Jimmy Carter.

Progress--like freedom--is desired by nearly all men, but not all understand that both come at a cost.

Full Text (OCR) * *Wait, I found one potential typo:* "re-affirm" is usually one word "reaffirm" but Rickover's era used hyphens. I'll leave it.

I greatly appreciate the honor which you have bestowed upon me. As I have said many times before, no large project in this scientific and technological age can be the work of one man alone.

June 5, 1953 Important decisions about the future development of atomic power must frequently be made by people who do not necessarily have an intimate knowledge of the technical aspects of reactors.

ADMINISTERING A LARGE MILITARY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT During the past fifteen years I have addressed the students of the Postgraduate School at Annapolis on a number of occasions.

25 November 1980 SUBJ: Visit of President Nixon to U.S.S. CINCINNATI on 14 and 15 November 1980 1.

In ancient times a philosopher came to a city. He was determined to save its inhabitants from sin and wickedness. Night and day he walked the streets and haunted the marketplaces.