Acadia (AD 42) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-1 DIVISION S-l Division ' s work began long before WEST PAC. All repair parts and consumables necessary for the cruise were loaded and stored. An inventory of more than 44,000 items was taken while enroute to Subic Bay. All of S-1 ' s hard work paid off as virtually no work requests had to be turned down during deployment for lack of material. SKCM V. Dana SKC A. Malias SKC ). Sheffield SKI M. Cunningham SKI P. Sallay SK2 F. Bcato SK2 B, Bryan SK2 A. Cobb SK2 R. Gacayan SK2 L. Johnson

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SUPPLY The Supply Department has many hid- den tasks. For a crew of approximately 1 100, they began procuring consumable and non- consumable supplies for the crew, in addi- tion to the vast amounts of repair materials and parts needed to fulfill ACADIA ' S mis- sion. During WESTPAC, Supply replaced the services the crew left behind such as: grocery stores, department stores, banks, barber shops, restaurants, and countless others. Not only did supply maintain some 49 store rooms, they worked diligently be- fore deployment, after deployment and in every port onloading and off loading sup- plies for the entire ship. LCDR |. Boggio LT T. Barnum LT I. Stem CDR R. Ketts LTJC C. luslo LTJC K. Stringer

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SK2 R. Jones SK2 K. Powell SK2 1. Rilloraza SK3 R. Booth SK3 M. Gomez SK3 M. Ifurung SK3 N. Morrow SK3 W. Nunn SK3 T. Taylor SN D. Blake