Mount Whitney (LCC 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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Administrative Department The Administrative Ui-parimiiii. the workiii); arm of (lie Executive Officer, is a vital ami hard workinf; element in USS MOUNT WHITNKY. While many have the impression of riams of paper and endless copies of copies, -l and -2 divisions arc far more diversified. X-1 is composed of the Ship ' s Admin Office-, the I ' ost Office, Legal Office. 3M Office. Per- sonnel Office, Master-at-.Arms. Human Resource Management and Minority . ffairs Offic cs. and the C haplain ' s Office. The other division of Admin is X-2. Included in this division are the Drafting -Shop, the Print Shop, Photo Lab, and the Public Affairs Office. Some of the things brought to the crew by this division are radio and television while at sea, a large majority of the photographs used in this book, and the art work and printing so often seen in the many training and informational aids seen aboard MOUNT WHITNtY. X-1 and X-2 divisions arc filled with highlv professional sailors who are always ready to help their shipmates.

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Chaplain E. A. Hanawalt Chaplain Hanawalt has provided that often needed spiritual counseling so important to the men of MOUNT WHITNEY. He is indeed a familiar figure in MOUNT WHITNEY ' S passage- ways and chapel, the finest in the fleet. LCDR Robert MoUett Electronics Maintenance Offii l.T Paul Knapik Operations l,rj(, P.iul - haw Operations

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X-1 Division ( cat not do everything at hut u e can do something at o; VM Charles. Uckson, ' iN? Don Carrltv, SN Q. A. Smith, (V.O Fiill W ' oolnough (Division Officer), VN3 John Mcintosh, iX Frederick Colbv, VNl Raymond Hughes. SN Henry Rhim, NCC Dennis Lee, PN3 Stev McFarland. MAI Charles Threlkeld, PHI John Hudson, SN John Piccini.