Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 SUPPO CAPT. W. A.JACKSON. SC, USN JAN90-AUG92 SUPPO CDR. M. D. HUDOCK. SC, USN AUG92 ASO LCDR S. K. CROZIER, SCUSN SUPPLY 13

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SUPPLY Siiur the MARS is your prototypiail ComhiU Stinrs Ship, it i only fitting {and probably logical as ivell) that its generally most active, most noticeable and most diversified department should be Supply. And for sure there seems to be as many SK ' s and such scrambling around the decks as there are bees buzzing about a honeycomb. But industrious, ever-busy bunch. Among their other duties, they help coordinate UN-REPS; they run the holds: stage the cargo; cook the meals; mind the store; do the laundry; pay the crew (AH AH ' .); maintain pay records (double AH AH!);and run the computers. They do not, however, make honey. 12 SUPPLY

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S-l S-7 DIVISION 1 he brains of the Supply Deptirlinenl. eoxihintng ihe prima don- nas of all Supply ratings-SK ' s, DK, ' s, DP ' s, and OS ' s. Collectively, tve ensure that Cargo (S-2) lived up to its motto Can Do! S-l S-7 ' sjoh of managing the distribution of 38,000 line items, worth 16 million dollars, was no easy task, especially considering all the advice we received fi om several different concerned citizens. Screening all the customer ' s requests, preparing issue documents for cargo, processing billing documents for the customer with accurate quantities and putting it all together in a billing package kept the S- llS-7 men really hopping. Wi V i cj LTCOKER, W. SKCS DINO, F. DPC JUAREZ, D. SKI HILL, J. SKI WILLIAMS SK2MELVIN SK2MIER 14 S-l S-7