Montrose (APA 212) - Naval Cruise Book

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PERSONNEL OFFICE LTJG Maynard C. Johnson, USNR A Personnel Officer The Personnel Office is on inwporfoni por: im l -Q 5 f Personnelmen keep quife busy lendingo lwelpiiwglfiiziiiwi .eil vw ii if el f This office nnonoges reenlisfrnenfs, extensions, ilif eiimiui -,ii ii- H i -, , schools ond lroining coursespodminisfersleglf,ndxfniniiii.i1-,i tif if N, all orecs of enlisted odrninislrolion. The fer: onniel xfiliii i- i i f Q' il four men: Personnelrnon Pirsl Closs Roymoncll.Mili--,l tl'1?,lc if ni. ni: ClGSS Lynn P. Hofoling, Personnelmon Third Q lm- iniifii ' l li. f Seornon Tony M. Boffen, who work dire-clly for lin E .J iifiiv. 1. will Personnel Officer. L-R PN2 Lynn P. l-lotaling PN3 Emilio S. Ramirez, PN1 Raymond L. Miles. 1 1' l Q fk5'i!vJ'!-'lfallfxlfzillrif HY l l4li'-ICI I Zffflllflfl , i f f PC or Lc co f rm fri FTM clfi cli foi Gs its N Fi 'i iflcfl bmtaling 5 , ivlil85 liE1r1llf9Z 1 i

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marniniif :1-,vrtw l'1t'i ll f T 0,4585 tygut 1-iilltift 'ln' tv MLlNTliU5li, -I l.3tfUil -' W l make ap Xi' illkttllffti tw. mary task elicit ititii every! lit: disseminate all corri QX', twtmt-waff- all I I5 originated and i'w,.vivif-l li, Iln-si im V , lint flwvt isilt-ttti mutt A of men are made up at -,ix is-'ttti 'lf 2 J xo DIVISION . . V 1 liL!l'lDU VW men, all Yeomen and t ei -ormelinfen, This division is biol-:en Up into two separate ottices. L.-P Seated: WNIxXiitn1:t1N. Muller, 't'tIittstaat'1ey Q' 'pvilgnnl Standing: SN Ttwintas Rmittt, V'tt'JTOC3i-ff'-.PHY EY PFQINCE L, VVATKINS KYNJJ t-laatwey tt, Wilson V 1 is trtando 1 Manranares 'QE ,. Tomas Ji, wrniiti Ytig william tb M alter I f 1 ,auirence 1,,, txatctwnta, l,,'ntN.+L 1 CAPTAlN'S OFFICE , The C9F3iUlV1'S Legal f1tTice is tlwe nerve center ot all paperwork aboard MONTROSE. The Yeonnen Peep GCTWQ 'naintainincg otti:er's service records, officer general administration, p eF3U WQ GHG fweiifdina courts-martials, Qaptain's masts, investigations, preparing and Vnailing all incinting and C-atqoing correspondence, recording inspections, and many more vital administrative tafkse. felt tlte yeomen provide a maclw appreciated newspaper and the dG'lY llzlflfi Gi tie is-ffillr '. Tlf-9 Vfftptain! L eqai Ottice ltas tltree men assigned: Yeoman First .Class Crlanfplf, Ufmgfqnf:r 1 'r i-suntan Wrzfffiinlli Clos-1 Xifilliam M, Miller, and Seaman Thomas l F ' i 1 . I - . fx --. ,--- . V - . i nf- - N' Jm'il', 'iT'3 N'Zi'l' fzirfwitl, tl'--A toef.iiwtuffiwflinatytticei-, LKGCUTIVS Otticer, and Legal Utficer. ,fa

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POS TAL '?iT,2fQEE :ix 1 ji Xl X l lll l THQ Q Ei T Ill ' ,.l ! -Hi!! J! 1, i fi-fit is T Zi ff XJ T T. l ij X ' ' l l ix lf-qgqvx-1 f Bl Sorry fellas, its all for mel! PHOTOGRAPHY BY Pemca L, WA1-Kms ? PC3 Ron l70l'GI'l1dll l'lfiW.1vni- I liinnntl Perhaps two of the most popular menonMUNTROSE , gre Postal Clerks Third Llass Ron Foreman and Wayne T, Lamond. Without the efforts of the ship's mailmen, we I Could not keep in contact with the people wha meon flqe most to us, our wives and families at home. Their daily trip to the local post office, while in port, is Such Q morale booster and makes the time that we're separ- ated from our loved ones a bit easier. We sincerely appreciate the fine iob our postal clerks have dones The services they render does more for inner satisfaction of each man aboard than any other ' aspect of the Westpac cruise. Its not much today, but Wayne Lanmnd does his mst, f li FW 1 1 .J iles ire: I' ,Q 'Sc' 42 1 -4 a xi. ki fi.. l .9