Katari treated medical services and family welfare as responsibilities of naval headquarters. He wanted naval health care to be purposeful and give greater attention to service families. He credited Rear Admiral D'Var for leading the medical work and Katari's wife for her role in the Naval Officers' Wives Association. These support systems affected the welfare of the personnel on whom readiness depended.
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Medical services and family welfare as naval readiness
Katari extended his personnel reforms to purposeful medical care and greater attention to naval families.