Albany (CG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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1-7 sw !l'1 lg LCDR L. L. Haase SUPPLY OFFICER Whether providing a replacement for a damaged piece of gear, or providing for a routine haircut, the Supply department is responsible not only for the logistical support, but also for the personal needs of the members of the small city contained within ALBANY. u S-1 Division is our logistical and supply nerve center, where coordinated effort and planning pays off to bring us just about anything needed, ranging from pencils to major equipment. S1 also manages an on- board stock of over 60,000 repair parts and consumables to support the ship's operations, whether in port or on the high seas. S-2 Division is tasked with the nearly twenty-four hour a day job of feeding a crew of 900 men as many as four meals per day, 365 days a year. The hard work and dedication of the cooks, bakers, other mess specialists, and messcooks, was particularly noticable with their preparation of an outstanding Thanksgiv- LUS Day dinner that will be long remembered for its quality and the enjoyable atmosphere in which it was erve . For the numerous personal services provided to ALBANY's crew from the retail stores to the laundry and dry cleaning plants to the gedunk',, we have the hard working members of S-3 Division to thank. . Whether underway, at home, or in a foreign port, our paydays come iight on schedule. Our disbursing office makes up S-4 Division, which also provides any financial assistance which may be needed. Food Service in the Wardroom and for the Captain, as well as a multitude of other officer service fGSponsibilities are expertly accomplished by members of S-5 Division. These men provided excellent meals and fine atmosphere for wardroom members and their guests during port calls and treated all of- ficers to an outstanding Thanksgiving Day meal. gg v- D

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SKCS P. Pron SK1 M. W. Turner SK1 D. W. Yancey SK2 I. I. Chiarello SKZ R. K. Rogers SK2 N. P. Velasoo SK3 D. P. Morse SKSN T. E. Beemer SKSN P. E. Clover SKSN L. M. Darnell SKSN R. E. Metzelaar SKSA R..R. Koenig SA G. L. Malory