Dewey (DLG 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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SX, fiffg nfs: 3 X X ,. N5 N.: .E-: 3.x 33: -.-- :ff 'EEQSQ gg 155: GENERAL DYNAMICS I PDIVIONA 7 December 1961 Cdr. M. G. Tremaine USS DEWEY, DLG-14 cfo F,P, O. New York Dear Cdr. Tremaine: The USS DEWEY world cruise must be considered a significant event in the Navy's planning for the defense of the free world. Your ship and its personnel performed the ambassadorial function of evidencing the goodwill and solidarity of the American people. Congratulations . QF ua C. F. Horne President 1

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UPPLY DEPARTMENT The primary mission of the Supply Department is to keep the DEWEY Ready for Sea at all times. The Supply Officer maintains a smooth and efficient 'operation to provide for the material requirements of the ship and the personnel attached. Assisting the Supply Officer in the records section maintain- ing control of all materials received and expended are the storekeepers. ln charge of the Disbursing Office, Ship's Store, Clothing ancl Small Stores is the Disbursing Officer, keeping the crew happy with two paydays per month and special paydays as required. He also provides uniforms, clothing, cigarettes, various and sundry items of luxury for resale through the Ship's Store. Another function of Supply is providing personal services,-laundry, pressing, and vending machine service. A The Chief Commissaryman is in charge. ofthe culinary arts of the DEWEY. He is responsible for providing a Home away from Home atmosphere for the crew with threefwholesome, nutritious and appetizing meals per day. As an added attraction he also arranges cook outs and barbecues on the fantaifl jof the ship and beach parties ashore. ln these tasks, he is ably assisted by the cooks and bakers. Supply also is a Sears and Roebuck in the General Stores Section, which provides the nuts, bolts, and over l0,000 line items re- quired to maintain DEWEY's high standard of efficiency. ,,., M. BRENNER R.C. BUSCH R.L. JEFFERIES J.M. SLATER ssssx -ss Q A - som e-Q Q. fs-:se Q X X si sxgx w J . s X ...ss .Wsef...s,gfg . 3 - ' iff f , '-. L. RUPP I 1 7 l

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