New Jersey (BB 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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EN5 WILLIAM GORDQN Cuxdis S. McCan Beltran Valdez Division Officer SDI The stewards job breaks down into two basic parts, mess duties and roorn duties. The rnessing task is concerned with preparation oi the food, serving it, and keeping the food stor- age, cooking, and serving spaces spotlessly clean. The room duties involve keeping the otficer's living quarters shipshape. WM SDZ In carrying out these tasks, the S-4 men are divided into three groups. The largest number Work in the Wardroom and oHicer's country another-group work in the Warrant Officers spacesy the rest in the- Captain's Mess. The stewards also have the military responsibili- ties ot all sailors of keeping their personal ap- pearance and the appearance of their quarters at the high level consistent with Navy standards. , l 1 i L l , T I 3 i , l 5 I Y w A Willie K. Free Iulius D. Dunn Walter Smiley ' Alvin G. Ervin Augustin C. Fernandez TN TN SDZ SD3 SD3 R V Henry Don C Iackson Louis Lagarelos Lewis Rxdgell Guillermo Samemeqo i TN in TN TN TN 2 . sy l Y'