Macdonough (DLG 8) - Naval Cruise Book

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Visitors Aboard While steaming in the Western Mediterranean the MACDONOUGH was visited by the honorable Paul V. Fay, Under Secretary of Navy, who was high-lined from the USS LITTLE ROCK (CLG-2). Mr. Fay was accompanied by Vice Admiral Centner, Commander Sixth Fleet and was on an operational tour of the Sixth Fleet. During the Under Secretary ' s visit the ship demonstrated its missile capability by firing a Terrier missile. The Under Secretary also had an opportunity to tour the ship and observe an anti aircraft firing demonstration. While on board Mr. Fay spoke with officers, midshipmen and crew and answered some questions. Upon completion of Mr. Fay ' s visit he and his party were high-lined to the nuclear aircraft carrier ENTERPRISE for further observation of fleet maneuvers. c I

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£uppfy PepoAtrnjent 5 T7umai UMAUHt Lata of the Commissarymen, Storekeepers, Disbursing Clerk, and Stewards and these different rates supply the ship with the necessary services o f everyday living aboard ship. The SK ' s keep the other departments happy by making sure the ship haa all the necessary spare parts. The SH ' s give the nice ser- vices such as haircuts, ship ' s store, coke machines and laundry ser- vices. The CS ' s work hard to keep that wonde rful chow coming three times a day. Last but not least the Stewards who keep the Wardroom Officers happy and D. Bell, SKI W. Harper, SD2 J. McAnaw, SK2 J. Powell, CS2 H. Young, SK2 R. Horrox, SH3 E. Cooper, SKSN V ckeh, SfT R -Devaney, SN L. Herber, SN R. Paul, SN G. Perez, TN S. Roes, SN C rlickum, SA N. Mellard. SA

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