US Naval Training Center - Anchor Yearbook (San Diego, CA)
- Class of 1974
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Naval Training Center has important roles to fill.
The Administrative Command has the responsibility of
conducting most of the Center's administrative business
and furnishing a wide range of services necessary to the
daily life of the large community which the Center has be-
come.The Administrative Command has the responsibility
of maintaining the Center's buildings and grounds, and
through its facilities all personnel on the Center are
housed, fed, clothed and paid, and receive their medical
and dental care. The Administrative Command also pro-
vides such other community services as recreational and
Navy Exchange facilities: communications, postal and
transportation servicesg and police and fire protection,
Under the Service School Command are grouped more
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than twenty Navy Schools in which recruits as well as men
from the fleet receive training in the specialized duties of
certain ratings. Most of these are Class "A" schools,
where non-rated men learn the skills and information
necessary to them to perform a specific petty officer rat-
ing. Among these schools are those which train fire control
technicians, electricians mates, radiomen, yeomen, com-
missarymen and stewards. Other schools teach specialized
skills such as motion picture operation, teletype mainte-
nance and stenography. The present capacity of the Serv-
ice Schools is about 5,000 men.
Now in its Fiftieth year of service to the Navy, the
Naval Training Center, San Diego, faces with confidence
the challenges of an unsettled world
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CAPTAIN H. R. BIVIN, U.S.N.
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Recruit Training Command
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COMMANDER B. R. MCLAUGHLIN USN
Executive Ofjicer
Recruit Training Command
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