Concord (AFS 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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Concord is, of course, a supply ship and the heart of the supply system is S- 1 division. This is the stock control center that handles the movement of all materials. With the assistance of Univac 1004 computers and IBM data processing equipment, these men can mess up in mere seconds what once took the old Navy weeks to do! The Data Processors, Storekeepers, Aviation Storekeepers, and Data Systems Technicians keep track of over 26,000 items at an estimated value of $10,000,000.00. When an order is received from another ship, it is these men that see that the order is filled in the quickest and most efficient manner possible. A perfect record speaks for itself. 1 111 LT Fauchcr SKC Jasinskas LT(JG) Cockrill SKC Marquinez DPC Crane SKI Anonical DPI Burress SKI Mala DSl Oncal DP2 Auerbat h OS2 Nadeau SK3 Borrol.jmv SK3 Boardingham SK2 Bourquf DP3 Hatneld AK3 Manin DP3 Pasternak SKSN Tucker DPSN Ainsworlh DPSR Kramer

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Just like S-l handles the paper work for the Supply Department, S-2 division actually handles the supplies. This is what CONCORD is all about, the receipt, storage, and is sue of all those 26,000 items, ranging from toothpicks to valves. A propensity towards dodging forktrucks, humping paint cans, eighteen hour days, and frostbite, is all it takes to be a storekeeper on board CONCORD. But if you ' re really serious about being a storekeeper, you must learn to like cleaning under deck grates, working 24-hour days, or supply officers. ..otherwise forget it! Kidding aside, this is a division of hard-working professionals who take pride in their rating; and without them, CONCORD could not fulfill it ' s mission. 11 SKI David SK3 Morclle llJL SK3 Rogers SK2 Santos SK3 .Shafcr SK2 Schultz SK2 Wakefield SKSA Fulls SKSA Lukacs SR OGara SN Wayne SKSA Williams