Markab (AR 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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- DI With the inscrutable LTJG B.R. Choy blazing the trail, S-3 Division once again provided the officers and crew of the MARKAB with the best laundry and barber serv- ices. . .they really got their money's worth. With CMAA MMC D.D, Powll, big brother to all MARKAB men, looking over his shoulder, SH3 J.S. Speed West in- ' ' ' ld walk sured that whoever sat in his barber chair cou away, MARKAB sailors also looked to S-3 for the nec- essities of life--cigarettes, soap, toothpaste, skivies ' ' SH3 and what-not. All were sold at minimal cost by R.E. Sam Courter, SN L.L. Headcall Barrett, and Skates Williams Worthy of mention is the man SH2 J. , behind the scenes--SH2 D.B. Eagle-beak Barrett, with- out his professional know-how in maintaining the records in the front office, all services provided by S-3 would have ceased to function when supplies ran out. Indeed, S-3 Division personifies SERVPAC's motto of Service to the Fleet. Front Row 1 to r: SHB1 A, S. Sanicolas, SH2 LTJG B. R Choy D. B. Barrett. Back Row 1 to r: SHB3 R, E Courier. SN L.L. Barnett, SH2 J, J, Williarns, Williams clothing the fleet

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