Charles F Adams (DDG 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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r I R. G. Zweedyk, 1-:NFN I'LL FIX THEIR DERN LADDERW! ! J. A. Lipps, EMEA R. H. Pier, ENFA J, D. Smith, FN f,, X W, E rl 5 x.f X S' QL- C. F. Steacker, EMFN 5' V, ijg f A gr I . ' vfzb, 4. Q Xi . ., 5 - gg-R su f' I f..f Y -me I if la, '- 1- 1 ' - . Q M . I lj. Nui.. 1 DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.

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B. R. Andrews, EM2 H. A. Kiesel, EMZ W. G. Schwaim, EMZ R. L. Smith, EMZ R. Chmielecki, ICZ H. R. Danaghy, ICZ fn- J. Augenstein,SFMZ L. H. Weisbrocl,SFP2 C. C. Anderson, DC3 J. V. Anderson,EN3 A. G. Schwenk,SFM3 J. M, Pohl, EM3 R. C. Davis, IC3 T. F. Great, IC3 G. M. Liss, IC3 R.B.Bentley, FN D. J. Cancelmi, FN J. P. Carroll, EMFN D. Davenport, FN A.F.Demit1-io, ICFN D. Graham, FN R. J. Herman, FN H. J. Lallier, FN J. H. Lecloux, FN W. L. Macon. MMFN J. B. Miller, FN P. J. O'Coxmor, FN J. J. Ridley, FN

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S IJIVISIUH LTJG R. Stewart, lscy, USN R. H. Pittenger, SKC J. D. Healey, CSCA H. E. Evans, SDCA The key word most aptly describing the importance of Supply's efforts is KEYSTONE. Imagine Kif you canl just how long Adams could operate if a technician could not depend on getting exactly the right part for his gear Within a short time, or if the fuel oil stopped flowing into the vast, quickly-emptied tanks serving Adams' powerful plant. Picture the ship's morale and efficiencywithout the numberless services put forth by the ship's laundry, the ship's store, the disbursing office, the galley, the wardroom pantry - - the list is endless! If there is one department whose efficiency lor lack thereofl can make or break a. fighting ship, it is Supply. E. P. Shea, SK1 R. M. Harris, DK1 A. E. Moss, CSI W. N. High. SH1 W. D. Blair, SKZ R. J. Yagac, SKZ D.P. Johnson. CSZ