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The X division (Executive Department) is com- posed of the Captain ' s Office, Personnel Office, and the Chaplain ' s Office (which includes the Crew ' s Lounge and Library). The Captain ' s Office, under the supervision of R. P. Murphy, YNC, takes care of all correspon- dence and officers ' records. The Personnel Office, under the supervision of C. L. Riddle, PNC, handles all enlisted records, training records, and legal work. The Personnel Office was also responsible for the issuance of the LITTLE CASCADER during the trip to the Med — a daily newspaper which kept the crew of the ship in touch with the news events of the world as well as back home in the states. LT(jg) A. C. SARGENT Personnel Officer X DIVISION Bock Row: Pond, Buckingham, Farnham, McDonald, Johnson, Howe Second Row: Pictz, Bloke, Murphy, Noson, Wiley, Pischko, Harper Third Row: Klug, Riddle, Murphy, Henaulr, Cisneros.
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Page 89 text:
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S-5 DIVISION S-5 DIVISION While on integral part of Supply, the members of this division are not assigned on a permanent basis — (thank goodness), but rather TAD (temporary duty) for a period of three months as mess cooks. Each division aboard the ship assigns from among the non-rated , the requir- ed number of men to handle the job. These men are the boys who dish out the chow, keep the salad bar well stocked, swab and keep the mess hall neat, and are always refilling the salt and pepper shakers and the sugar bowls. As in any branch of the service, morale is paramount. What is more important to morale than good food? But more than good food is the manner in which it is served. These men, aware of this, do their best to give SERVICE WITH A SMILE . THE CHOW LINE Back Row: Helbing, Styback, Burgess, Ropapport, Martin Second Row: Pilling Fitzpatnck, Snyder, Green, Crouch, Yoncy Front Row: Parks, Brinser, Barth, Dahlgren, Carlton.
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Page 91 text:
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r YOU WANT YOUR LIBERTY CARD? The members of the master-at-arms force are the police- men of the ship. Their primary job functions are to enforce the ship ' s rules and regulations and maintain order among the crew. The discipline and neatness of the crew reflects on the master-at-arms. SO THAT ' S HOW YOU DO IT! NOW YOU ' LL NEED THIS IN TRIPLICATE, SEND ONE TO . . KNOWE5T THOU NOT, WHAT A REGULATION STENCIL I5ITH?
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