Mars (AFS 1) - Naval Cruise Book

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£ I ii!fll ff 4 m - 1 i iL. J! SK2 BASILIO SK3 BOUNTHAPANYA SK3 PEREZ DP3 HULL DP3 BROWN DPSA WALLACE S-l S-7 15

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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

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S-2 DIVISION The Cargo Dirisiun motto states S-2 Can Do. This statement carries with it a multi-faceted definition which, had it not been for this crtiise book, would hare gone forever unrecorded. S-2 ' s primary tasks include the following: ' The receipt, stowage, issue, breakout and staging of material. Also, we took care of 90% of all fork truck driving We took charge of the care, maintenarue and preservation oj 526,446 cubic feet oj Hold storage area u ' hile also conducting inventory programs such as location validations, spot inventories and shelf life. Our collateral duties included: loading, storing and off-loading opportune lifi material; loading, storing and ofiloading Hand-Clasp material; and, of course, keeping the jogging trail open. LT NIEMANN SKC VENTUS SKI ELIZONDO SKI MILLER SKI PUNGYAN SKI PECSON SK2SVAN0E SK3 SALINAS SK3ALMORADIE 16 S-2