South Carolina (CGN 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-4 DIVISION l J SCHNUR DK1 J.J. HASSARD Diisx R C FNC1 1sH N M ' ' M S HXlll Disbursing is responsible for handling all cash NA E transactions onboard SOUTH CAROLI4. . v- erything from pay checks and travel claims, to soda collections and financial counseling. The Dis- bursing Office handles a bi-monthly pay roll with a money total of about S120,000.00. SOUTH CAROLINA has the largest afloat UMIDS system Cover 600 recordsl, and approximately 200 allot- ment stopfstart requests are processed monthly.

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SH2 R.w. MEITZLER SH2 J.A. SAPP SH3 JD- HOFFLAND S-3 DIVISION f 1 APVW luis: P60 .A I . '-, .td u F x .9 S53 IFJ' i I Y S-3 Division is the heart of the ship's morale. They provide services such as laundry and dry cleaning and run retail outlets such as the Ships Store. Soda- Fountain and Vending Machines. They also provide regulation hair cuts for the crew. Gur primary goal is to provide health and comfort for the crew. which pays off at the end of our accounting periods. All profits from our retail outlets go toward the welfare and recreation of the ship's crewmembers. There are a total of 9 Ship's Servicemen onboard and they support 560 SOC.-XR crewmembers. 58 sm KR. Ro1.1,1Ns SH3 L.P. WALKER p I l sara ax, WASHINGTON SHSN RA. LEE 'FT SI-ISN SA. WEISINGER Sl-ISA R. MARUSICH

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S T Combat Systems Department holds the responsibility for the maintenance and operability of all weapons and radar systems on- board consisting of two MK 45 5 f54 Light Weight Gun Mounts. two MK 13 Missile Launching Systems, two quad Harpoon Launchers, one ASROC Launcher, two dual MK 46 Torpedo Tubes. two MK 15 Close in Weapons Sys- tem and one ANXSQS-26 Sonar System. These weapon systems are guided to their targets by var- ious radar systems maintained by the Combat Systems Department. Consisting of five divisions Com- bat Systems continues to strive for excellence in combat related oper- ations. 60