Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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-6 DI VI IO DISBURSING I AS THE BANK OF THE NUMBER ONE AFS, ex- 1, I , I - N S --- ,, r CJR , ,-if .L 14 ' .-1 .- L THE DISBURSING CLERKS OF S-6' DIVISION CONTRIBUTE MUCH TO THE MORALE OF THE ENTIRE CREW BE IT DISCUSSING MILITARY PA Y EN TI TLEMENTS AND DEDUCTI ONS, LI- QUIDATING TRAVEL CLAIMS, OR ENSURING IALLOTMENTS ARE RECEIVED IN A TIMELY MANNER, THE DK 19 CAN BE CO UN TED ON TO :PROVIDE THE UTMOST IN SER VICE. ADURING THIS WESTERN PACIFIC DEPLOY- S-6 PREPARED OVER 5,000 PA YCHECKS .PROCESSED OVER 700 ALLOTMENT ACTIONS, Q AND DISBURSED OVER 1.7 MILLION DOLLARS. PM AWE ARE HERE TO PROVIDE PROMPTI1 COUR- TEOUS, AND EFFICIENT SER VICE REGARDING ALL PA Y MATTERS TO EVERY MEMBER. PUNO FD DK1 m-J FORD B J DK2 FLOWERS, L.D. DKSN L ...J I , l 4 kv , 4 1 ' f, ,ix x X, , MMM- 1 V I , I K I .F

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-5 DIV1 'IO SWUPPLY BUTTON, K.T LT 33 UPPORT Supply Support has responsibilities in two nrwis: customer service and inven- tory miumgeinent. S-5 Division processes requisitions, controls receipt and tur- nover ofsupplies and repair parts, expe- dites hot requisitions, and maintains ship 's allowance documents such as the Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List ICOSAIJ and the Aviation Coordinated Allowance List KA VCALI. The Division also maintains a large technical library for identification of repair parts and sources ofsuppl y. Supply Support 's con- tributions to In ventory Management in- clude location audits, spot inventories, and detective material screens. S-5 Divi- sion also is responsible for Quality Assur- ance checlfs before and during Underway Replenishment evolutions. In summary, anything anybody else can do, we can do better. ARQUINES, TS. SKI 'W' Y BECK WI TIL D.L. SK2 CASANO VAS, D. G. SK2 ,M 2,113 Zjxv GRAYQ KE. AK3 MARTINEZ G..L sK2 MOJADO, DM SK1 SHAWQ R.L. sK1 90 0

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S- 7 lil V11 'l T i CQFFQQI G . ef Jkv k, lluring this W1-st 'lJIll', Alll' has been responsible mr main- l.1111111-' Il -l H- ' ' ' ,, ll 111,,1 .'wll1llllVlllVUlILUl:VHlldZ1CfC'flUI1tlHgAIJPfl199 as ll A ' ' 1 uv as Flllllllllg lIllll'lHliV payroll so we could keep everyones 111or.'1l1- up. llziring llNlfla'l'S, in spite ol' all our UNREP Sta- Ilulls, we lll1'lllJlgl'll In produre billing packages tvia MARS EX- l'l1'la'h'Sl and 1'UIllIIIUlll,t,l'0S Illllflfiglflflfillt program on the Xerox .'-MU, tl1a11lfs llll whole to I Vornrnander Xerox himsellf and his l l.'I,Lf' .S'l11'p l 'UIll.Ullll'l' fllllllllllllld Post. At times the going got rough. When the llllllhll cornputer system went down, S-7had to IlI.'IlI the lypewriters to 'et tl 1 ' l l ' ' g, 16j0 1 1 one. lhat .s manual automa- tionl 'l'he I lata biV.'-5101118 'l'e1,-l1111'c1'a11s tall two ofthemj maintained and l't'jIiIl'I'OIl the antiquated Model A computer system. 'l'l11-re were fl,IIIOS when the old mule just didn 't want to get up andgo. Witl 1 l'ttl .' z ' ' , 1 1 1 e swe1r1ng, and ingenuity on the DSspa1't, the t'f1lll,llIII6'llf was brought hack up on line. On several occa- sions our nfvilll Do attitude helped get us a job with cargo, slinging pallets of fresh fruits and ve etables ll'no one could do it, S-7 would. ' It? been fun in spite Oflt all. And we all did one hell ofa job. 7 4 BILOW K.E. DPSA x 1 1 I AJ! UHILIJ, A.S. D1 'SA DUNCAN, IIS., DPSN l A,lAl1?IJO, H. DSX? GA UTHIER. CTD. DPI? GRUBBS, CR. DP2 THOMPSOM 12.1-1. DPSA VASQUEZ Ae. DSI WALKER, Bs. D113 WALKER, 14.3. DPSN WILLIAMS, MA. DP3 RAQUET, .1. DPSN Ro'rHFoss. R. W. 11111 ZW -J