Arlington (AGMR 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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1? q'?..,Qy' fx .Pl QP Left to Right: Back Row: B. Scott, CS3g F. Kintz, CS3, D. Roebuck, SN, I. Hitson, CS2g H. F. Henning, CS3, P. J Emelian, CS3g B. J. Lamb, SN, C. L. Dupuis, CS3g W. H. Slay, CS3g J. S. Brooke, CSSN. Second Row: P. W. Gregory, CSB, G. J. Dorsher, SN g J. W. Fisher, CS3g A. C. Sullivan, CS3g D. P. Rico SN 3 J. T. Garcia, CS3g L. J. Gonzales, CS3, H. D. Aulner, CS3g M. J. Hecox, SN, D. J. Vander Hooning, SN Seated: WO1 A. W. Bohlg LTJG S. D. Hershbergg CSCS J. S. Overhuls. Kneeling: M. W. Findley, CS3, R. G. Hurst, CS3g H. W. Nave, SN, J. D. Smith, CS3g R. A. Gift, SN: J. A Delong, SN, M. D. Pulley, CS3, D. A. Butcher, CS3g W. H. Vest, CS3. S-2 Division To what division do we owe thanks for the wonderful meals which we eat? S-2 of l course. The division of Commissarymen and their understudies, S-2M, better known as mess cooks, are solely responsible for the procurement, preparation and serving of three square meals per day to over 900 men plus Mid-Rats - 3 Snack at mid- night for the night watchstanders. Somehow the stew-burners manage to come up with fresh vegetables toccasionallyj and fresh milk frarelyb while on Station for weeks ata time.

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Left to Right: Back Row: J. E. Dowd, SH3, E. L. Cisney, SH3, J. F. B. Arnold, SN, J. R. Estes, SH3, M. R. Scott SN D A Meyer, SN, W. D. Bagis, SN, H. P Hartley SN' T A Thomas SH3' W E McN 'l SHSN . , , . . , , . . 61 , Second Row: A. W. Franklin, SH3, E. A. Davis, SH3, C. Williams, SN, W. Merriweather, SH3, R C Guldln SH3 V T. Masi, SA, J. R. Preator, SA, J. R. Green, SN, R. C. Ellis, SH3. Seated ENS M. C. Van Auken, F. O. Marler, SHCS, W. T. Feeley, SHC, C. P. Fulton, SH1. Kneeling T. F. Keinath, SN, O. J. Richardson, SH3, J. L. Corl, SN, P. L. Amaral, SHSN, G E MGFZ SH2 ' ' ' R Suaza, SH2, G. P. Tuccltto, SN, L. L. Gladney, SA. S-3 Division S-3 is the division of wide diversity and man tal . y ents. Not content with learning one trade, the Sh1p's Servicemen learn several. Everything from barbers to laundrymen call S-3 home. They operate 4 different stores on b Q oard: a clothing store, a tobacco store, a soda fountain and a walk in retail t - s ore. These 4 stores carry an inventory of S180,000. S-3 also operate t - Q s wo barber shops and the shipis laundry. The barber shops give nearly 2000 haircuts a month and the l , allrldry washes nearly 27,000 pounds of sheets and clothes per month. The barber and laundry services are provided free of cost to the crew.