Neosho (AO 143) - Naval Cruise Book

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N ..-H t. -tw EM2 NOVAKOVIC EM3 MASON FN KOSKA FN ABRIL Q.,,,-I fy WM, f , . . .I '11 VJ' qmiffg ,jf ,fl 1 W 5,44 v -,AR I - iafjgggg-Q4 A 'fffi' ' Wiz' W f V f I, I I v X ff f gafgfaafa , aW,AQmfaQE 1 ., W ' 61 EMFN DAVENPORT EMFN GLENN f iffy y , ,, , I X , ww f X rw f xr , ' 5 . . ' iffy? . iLf:fs':1 T br, 1' ' '7:'efLV15' ,I Q ,VIV y ,VVV ,,,, , ff, I - ' AJ, Q Q 0 fi Ewtmnn The Electrical Division aboard NEOSHO contains two ratingsg Electrician's Mates, and Interior Communications Men. The area these ratings cover extends from the top of the highest mast, to the lowest bilgeg and from the bow to the stern. The Electrician's primary job is to 'keep the lights onn. In order to accom- plish this task, the Electrician's Main- tain, repair and stand watches on the Ship's Service Turbine Generators and Main Switchboards, Also under their cognizance are all other electrical pumps, vents and other auxiliaries along with lighting. The Interior Communications Men have the responsibility for all communication within the ship, the Gyro Compasses, and all order of indicating devices. The Electrical Divisiong commonly called HEH Divisiong with its varied and multiple work load, have consistantly demonstrated their capability to perform all that is expected of them and in many cases, more than should have been expected of them! I EMC Hiesley f X ,7 .si , fyrf , ff W WE I 12,1 ,yu 1 EM3 HAYS EMFN HARRISON EM3 RK BROWN RM3 RC BROWN Q f '4b f 1 , X . FN KNIPPENBERG EMTN DAVIS IC2 HRICIK IC2 MALECHA Ic3 MATTOX IC3 HILBORN 01119 EMC HIESLEY EM1 ERWAY i EL 'Q' Wu. mi A nw au'

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i , . ' i .- ,mfg 1. ' i , ,,'!nff,fQ,g,, f ' 'f L4'ff7M fy, 'CQ i , i mggjggggmysi l l i ii H , itm. , , V g Y, T wg. J T f ii S M5355 3 P i ET M-A.MOFFITT ENS J.A.EAsQUALUccI LT-TG B'M-MCCANN DEPARTMENT HEAD DISBURSING OFFICER lDISBURSING OFFICER FORMER 1 ii i i I. i, ii i iii i ii i W li ii i Vx, 1, H MSC HENDREN Iii M ii 'n ii i ii ii ii - Mess Management Specialist QMSJ i i ii 4, l I E i i i i 5 ann MHIWMNE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT The NEOSHO Supply Department provides material support and service functions for NEOSHO and her crew. The procurement, receipt, stowage and issue of items which sustain the crew and provide the working tools for her administration is adeptly handled by our Storekeepers in S-l Division. The services available through our hard-working Ship's Servicemen in S-3 Division include the ship's laundry and barber shop, the soda fountain, vending machines and Ship's Store. The Welfare and Recreation committee depend upon the successful operation of our retail outlets Satisfying the appetite of NEOSHO'S crew, which is voracious as it is multi- dimensional is the task handled expertly by our Cooks and Mess Men in S-2 and S-5 Division. Though sometimes taken for granted, they do their best with what they have to work with. NEOSHO would be an unhappy place with- out our Disbursing Clerks of S-4 Division. Twice a month, the disbursing safes are emptied into the waiting pockets of the crew... thus,HPayday for the Crewn. NEOSHO would not be ready without parts necessary for equipment, operation, and maintainence, without the food necessary to sustain the crew, without fuel or with out such items as laundry detergent, razgr blades, toothpaste, and coke. ...NEOSHO would not be self-sufficient without the supply function. The afloat Ship's Service man KSHD t,,.,,,.v,f1,. X i jgfi If Y- Mika SKC IPOCK Supply Department of NEOSHO endeavors t K keep NEOSHO and her crew...ready for seg! Storekeeper N I' i CDK f i an I X W if N' i SEQEEERK I I ll I Rigs: 1 fxs' ' if .IX A E av Disbursing Clerk Sui X