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BREAKOUT STATIONS Breakouts are to the Castor as the shopping basket is to the supermarket customer. After picking and packing is complete, all stores material must be brought topside to be positioned on an UNREP station so that it may be deliv- ered to the receiving ship in an orderly fashion. There are eleven topside custom- er delivery stations — five to port, five to starboard, and the helocopter plat- form. Ofter the material is in a for- ward hold and the station is aft. As a result the stores must be hand carried the length of the ship. When the prop- er station is reached, goods are placed on wooden pallets and secured in nylon cargo transfer nets. Then the word is passed, Supply is ready. This amount of deck space will accommodate sixty pallets of material. Rags, hardware, paper, candy, paint — CAST ' Iches forth her goodies.
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Oitea liie lastest most efficient way to move stores is to form a human chain. A pallet of stores may be prepared for delivery in a matter of minutes this way. Mr. Carnes, WO-1, right at home on his third tour of duty Worms-eye view of hold number two shows bos ' n ' s are .il.aird tlie CASTOR. ready to send the hook down. 1
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Romeo at tho ;,•; -.o starboard means, We are ready to take vou alor.K ide. On the receiving ship, all hands take cover when the bolo is tossed across. UNREP STATIONS pu; -- :o locelvc luul mall line as CASTOR pre- The fuel hose resembles a viper as it travels the span wire wire to be coupled.
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