Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-7 DIVISION DP3 R. Moore r ri rifc ;i i DS3 J. Stowe the gang partying in the P.I DP3 Fiedler 135

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S-7 DIVISION AUTOMATED DATA PROCESSING DIVISION (S-7) Located behind cipher-locked doors on the second deck, you will find some very DIFFERENT crew members. These Data Processing Technicians and Data Systems Technicians are the peo- ple no one sees much of. We haunt the ship when everyone else is sleeping and sleep while they are awake. We operate the ship ' s SNAP I computer system 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week (including most holidays). We sometimes find it difficult to deal with the rest of the crew, often prefer- ring our computers to human com- pany. Our favorite phrase is twenty minutes and it gets applied to almost everything. This cruise, we have key- punched till our fingers fell off (well, almost), ran the computers until they broke (literally), gained six new people, lost two and basically went a little more insane. DPCS D. Foste Division Officer DPSN Richardson, DPSN Hamn DP2 Eaton DPI (SW) J. Travis DP2 B. Eaton DS2 R. Fisicaro 134 DP2 G. Stewart DS2 J. Kubik

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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT W ' f 19 W f »: ■ ' , ' Tlif Medical Department has a very impor- tant mission. We are responsible to Cape Cod and tended units, providing emergency ser- vice, assistance to the sick and injured and preventing disease through outpatient and in- patient care. Medical is capable of providin specific services such as x-ray, lab work, pre- scriptions, physical exams, preventive medi- cine, ward care and radiation casualty assiai tance. Our doors ad|jfatta 24 hours-a-day, sev- en days-a-wed . HfiLyou ' ' health care needs.