Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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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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O DIVISION NAVIGATIO STRA TTOM L.R. LCDR Through the duration of WestPac 83-84, the Naviga- tion Department successful- ly steered the ship over 35,000 nautical miles, in- cluding transits through the Straits of Malacca and the San Bernadino Straits. Ev- ery time the MARS went alongside another ship for an underway replenishment, there was a quartermaster at the helm. Just goes to prove that 'Qvou can trust your keel to the men who wear the wheel. MCGRA TH, C. W. QMC KLEIN A.S. QMSA STEWARTI1 R,J. QMSN STINSON, S.A. QM2 Ill I1P'l'0N, MA. QM: Vll'lx'l'IIf, 11. W. c,1MsN II.!'A'l'U f' '1' vw 4. K ' z 1 ,X