Currituck (AV 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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' Ptotc cuit . . . . The TuCk ' s crew is made up of men from all parts of the United States. Four races and three major religions are represented. Proportionately, we are 59% Protestant, 39% Roman Catholic, 1 % Jewish, and I % other religions. Dur- ing the past two years, men of all faiths have had many opportunities to worship either aboard ship or in the ports we have visited. Jewish and Roman Catholic men have, themselves, conducted many devotional services aboard and have attended churches and synagogues in foreign lands and at home. The Chaplains have conducted Divine Worship regularily on Sundays and Special Days, and from time to time, have led Religious Instruction classes. An important part of the religious program has been the Character Guidance Lectures, which as a part of the over-all training program, have emphasized the value of high standards of thinking and living both aboard ship and ashore. Discussion group Protestant worsliip Archbishop O ' Horo St. John ' s church in Philly

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Department Heads LCDR W. D. BAIRD Operations Officer LCDR J. B. DeWILDE Supply Officer LT. W. R. JAMES Engineer Officer LTJG E. W. TITUS Medical Officer Q -0