Biddle (CG 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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A PERSONNELMAN, if I POSTAL CLERK YEOMAN NAVY COUNSELOR Navigation Department . MASTER JoURNAL1sT QUARTERMASTER AT ARMS RELIGIOUS . HOSPITAL CORPMAN PROGRAM SPECIALIST Navigation is a wide and diverse unit incorporating eleven different sections supporting the Executive Officer in his quest to provide needs and services to the crew, administrative affairs for the ship, and enforcement of requirements for the ship's mission. Personnel Office: consisting of PN's, provides assistance to the crew by maintaining and keeping enlisted service records and the preparing of leave forms. Ship's Office: consisting of YN's, can best be described as ship secretaries, responsible for maintaining officers service records, ship's correspondence, instructions, notes and other paperwork envolving around command policy implementations. ' Post Office: comprised of the Postal Clerk, efficiently distributes and collects mail for the crew in addition to providing stamps and money orders on a regular basis. Chaplain's Office: comprised of the Chaplain and a Religious Program Specialist answers American Red Cross messages, counsels Ship's personnel and supplies Navy Relief grants when necessary. SITE TV! PAO Office: handled by a Journalist, television is operated during-evening hours at sea. The IO is responsible for all internal and external public relations activities, such as the publication of the ship's familygrams and cruisebooks. The IO also acts as ship's photographer. Command Career Counselor: comprised of a Navy Counselor, opens doors of new opportunities to crewmen by counseling them on Navy benefits. The NC also plans and conducts I-Division for newly arrived personnel. Master-At-Arms: made up of a Chief Master at Arms, an MA1 and a small group temporarily assigned to the force, they are responsible for ship's security and safety. Medical: the Hospital Corpman, aboard ship are responsible' for the medical and dental health needs ofall crewmen. f ' A Ship safety, skillful navigation, constant vigilance for ships andtnatural.obstacles,,and reliable communica- tions with.: other .vessels and shore are :In addition, they maintain charts ship bearings and as well as the

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