Brinkley Bass (DD 887) - Naval Cruise Book

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SUPPH IIEPAIHNIE T A Z f 2 C f' 'NN Ig-1 F! W 'M I, f ,Y in f' f T E y f The Supply Division is one of the most colorful divisions on the ship, for they are the men who feed us, cut our hair, wash our clothes, and give us money. The storekeepers have the big job of ordering all the supplies for the ship, which is usually in denominations of tons. The disbursing clerks, under the capable eye of the Disbursing Officer, must keep track of the many thousands of dollars it takes to pay us. ' The hospitalmen in sick bay, must put up with our routine aches and pains at sick call everday, and are alert twenty-four hours a day in case of emergency. The barber and the laundrymen are constantly employed at the endless job of cutting our hair and washing our clothes. The cooks and bakers have the very touchy job of trying to satisfy our finicky appetites, and those of us who were aboard last year must, in truth, admit that they have done a great job this cruise.

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