Worden (CG 18) - Naval Cruise Book

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MS l I C - - Dlvl lon Mess Specialists WORDEN's Cooks prepared some 270,000 meals during the deployment. The crew consumed 14,700 pounds of hamburger, 5,000 pounds of hot dogs, 22,500 loaves of bread. The scullery queens washed about 985,000 dishes, glasses and utensils. Can you guess how many sodas we drank? Would you believe 138,000? Keeping those soda machines filled was no skate job for the SHS. The barber provided over 5,000 haircuts, the laundry washed 108,000 pounds of clothes, and the SKS processed 6,000 requisitions and spent a total of 351,400,000 during the cruise. The ship made it home safely but our budget died somewhere in the Persian Gulf. The DK's paid us over 352,000,000 in cash. That's some paycheck. Too bad it had to be divided 400 ways and spread out over six months. n 1 , , 1? . ri H A ,,- Ji ' 2 , 1-P ' ' f- . R ' fi 4-f14f . iff. . . , n I- -,., ,fait ,, ' ,, K' -I. Av Qwgw-T B 4, 2 -I 112--...,.:E.1 . i rt wth' :mm W ,......- .1 Where there s smoke there s fire And where there's fire, there is usually a messcook or tvgfo. L tiol 1? Paul Close MS3 David Wilder MS3 Matthew Puccio, MS1 Tranqullmo Hagos and MS3 teve U V1 - gl? FOX