Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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Career Counselor -- Journalist's A Ncc rmy L. Heinrich J wk hu 'G 5 g. Iv! 4 A ll -1. 4' i i l Your Public Affairs Cffice JO3 james D. SN Timothy D, Newberry 011 i at 1' Sibbel .E cu .-C3 1.21-4 .19 d. This knowledge of the Navy Organization, is used by Navy Counselors in guiding men to a successful career. Because the NC raiting accepts only petty officer first class and above, it is not open to the first term enlistees. A Navy person who intends to apply for this rating must have knowledge of personnel, administrative procedures and policies, and experienced the total environment of the Navy. The individuals background must clearly indicate familiarity with shipboard life, first hand knowledge of varied aspects of Navy life and duties gained through participation in a wide range of activities and assignments, and a high level of leadership. Counseling duties are performed in an office working closely with others, or independently with little supervision. Most of the work is mental. if a ti' '. Navy Journalists are information specialist. They gather news about people, places, and activities in the Navy, and communicate it to the military, and public. Through radio, television, military publications, and hometown newspapers. They serve as reporters, and editors. They work with civilian reporters, and photographers. Some work in print media, others in radio and television. Some work as independent Journalists or as Public Affairs Assistants. Mil. Snooze All rm msmumons: xp ovens smraeoom waz gp, msumcs cmm Q mer.mzn,n+4usmic- rug Jumoa BCFICZAEJ Tnwnnb DQSKGXPRL- mum wnu PAST'-Dui rnPeawo.QztQ tn QC ... L oivwcf A nose-ro-me eemnsiwe' mme. g Cm Annan mism, mm Pencatgp ru mug J 'K' 1 .JL--Z Z, -2 Q E' Nm 4.4 G U3 Q. op-4 Q4 'G i fs i op-1 i U 5 GJ t Q-1 LQ a U3 Q D t 5 ga oo Z gg 4 E3 if CU 'H ,G 'N' gi- 'Elly 1 .-C1 cu 2 X it f 1 3 - 1 f-A P' cbf Q 'L- P2 'II ig , coin E A . 1 .s 4' i fc' ii Q, . Q ,if . i 3 1

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MASTER AT ARMS C T al- COLD DPI . .gl R BM Cigliello, QMCS Crabill, RM1 Williams, MAI Wilburn QM Street O52 Farir Master At Arms perform general supervisory and security duties aboard ships and at Naval shore facilities. They generally work for the Executive Officer of a ship, or shore activity and assist in keeping law and order, and general Military discipline. This rating requires a thorough knowledge of the NAVY, and is only open to second class petty officers and above. MA's usually work closely with others, and with little supervision. Most of the work is mental, done in an office. Religious Program Specialists assist Navy Chaplains by relieving them of many administrative duties to provide more time to meet spiritual and pastoral needs of Navy and Marine Corps people, and their families. RP's work in a variety of environments where-ever Chaplains are stationed with Navy and Marine Corps personnel. While most of their work is performed indoors, it may also be performed on the deck of a ship, in the field, in a combat situation, or in a hospital. f Q-nl

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