Nassau (LHA 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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511.1 fl, L 757' 1 Q1 93 af 3? ii Z 1-' ' ltL5DQil'l.l:z. QL. .'L' l , 1, an - 3 M Q, COQRDI TOR The .3-M coordinator, HTC Nelson is re- all sponsible for coordinating and organizing ll T the various processes needed to keep the 3 I V material maintenance aboard NASSAU 5 t running smoothly. Assisted by AT1 Hens- lr H lee, the two men ensure proper handling of l 3-M paperwork and procedures. x li F 1 V AT1fQ?tephen Jienslee ftl -an-:ig Q iff Zf in !'1 U z X , 7 , Q f mf? 7 254 L27 252 WMM i i . i 3 , I , .o 1 M 5 Q1 , 14 H SECRET RY The Ship s Secretary C WO 3 Phil Clemente is charged with handling the ship s Officer s records and files Official correspondence and messages from the Captain also come through the Ship s Secretary LEG Any legal question or problem that a NAS- SAU crewman may come up with can be handled through the le gal ofhce Along with routine procedures from masts the legal office drafts wills powers of attor ney and a variety of doc uments that are neces sary for everyone aboard is the ship s

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X .ENV Y e ff T N M From left: PNSN Bob Higdon, PN3 Don Enfield, PN2 Mike Bowman, PNSN Bill Maltzen, SN Russ Philbrook, PN3 Mitch Kleinsmith, PNSA Rosendo Mangual, fr., PNC Garry Ferguson and PN1 Luis Rodriguez comprise the ship's Personnel OfHce. Xi Rx X VZ X 5 f f' A iff! f PN3 Enfield verifies information concerning a personnel record. 5 7 f I6 , 1 I cf f f , , , f Zami The need for an accurate account of personnel in the Navy became apparent soon after the Navy was formed, and the arduous and precise task has been in the hands of compe- tent and trained Personnelmen since that time. V A man 's Service Record is probably the most important document he will have in the Navy, and keeping the infor- mation accurate and up to date is a time-consuming and ceaseless job. Next-of-kin information, awards and promo- tion dates, enlistment contracts and leave are just a few of the things that are in a Service Record, and are kept in proper order through the Personnel OfHce. 6 PN1 Rodriguez and PNSN Maltzen check records for accuracy.

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we-xnxx-Qt X t XESFXRRRPXES i I The NASSAU Postal Clerks, from left to right: CPL Clint Newcomb, PC1 Dale Sloan PCSN Rick Stewart, SSGT Coe Paris and PC3 Chris Herold. Getting mail to and from a Navy ship overseas is a very difHcult task. NASSAU's Postal Clerks did an outstandingf ij9Qg,Qf,it during the cruise, making sure mail embarked Marines and crew . Z-A rs, , . f . . . - as timelyfasfpossgglrle, home was sent on ftsgway. W i,,7 1 OVf?f,,,9n6' ships was PaSSeCifi?Om Owner ff'- sei Today, Mili trafHc and units other are the most expedi- tious and effieieiittrheans of getting the mail where it has to go. Letters to cancel, packages to weigh and sort out, records and files to keep, money orders to sell and mail calls to be held. NASSAU's Post Office is a busy place. TAKE THAT AND CANCEL IT!