Delta (AR 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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A ur i .,.. ,,, .5 ff I' 411 2-f . .1 . gi- igdf I 'gif V sf' :fn at 6 P CDR J. S. HENDERSON, SC, USN Supply Officer 5.3 0,501 I ll ll' THE ARTERY S' OF DELTA ?Z SUPPLY DEPARTMENT

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RE PAIR orriciaz lst ROW:FTGZGIBBSQSNMAHAFFYgSNBAILEYg SN BONETTIg YN2 BRADFORD. End ROW: SN' BOLDINGg DMSNMICHAEL5LTB.N.MOERDYK. REPAIR OFFICE t The Repair Office, under the guidance of the Repair Officer and the Assistant Repair Officer, is an administrative nerve-center for Work performed by five subordinate repalln divisions in DELTA. ' The Repair Officer and Assistant Repair Officer screen work requests from customer ships, coordinating DELTA's capability with shop workloads to ensure maximum service to customer ships. Assisting the two Repair Officers is a Maintenance Data Collection Anal st and his two , Y assistants. They play a key part in the orderly processing of the approved work req116S'fS and their distribution to the five repair divisions for actual performance of Work. Their role in the Repair Office also includes daily processing and filing of computer reports on the sta- tus and progess of work requests for work being performed in DELTA repair shops. Also assisting the Repair Officers in matters of administration and clerical Work are two yeomen. Their work includes preparation and typing of various reports and correspon' dence, filing correspondence, making changes to documents and publications, and assisting in the ,processing of work requests.

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wg N I . L w Lil 1 v. n 1 I 1 ti u 1 1 ii ,. V .1 'I fi is A ll , --,my-.rn V K. Il I N 1 4 w 1 I , , w I 1 P r ,H ,7 1 J i s E II x I I a i A 1 V I ent Are we keeping abreast of modern techniques? Yes. To enable us to maintain better Stock, Inventory, and Managem Control we are equipped with th 3-1 DIVISION lst ROW: SN HENDLEYg SK3 PAGAYONANg SN GUYTONg MA3 SEARS, SN FORSELL,SNST5EIJIi1LCgIIX WARNER. SK1 CANTOS5 SK1 LEWIS, SN TUCKERg SN SCHOETTLE3 SK3 LOWES5 DS2 ABE , A. SN McC1iRTHYg SK3 SASSEN, SK3 DASECKEg SN MEDLOCKg MAC C. M. MCCONNELLgf SKC R. . ISKRA. 2nd ROW: LT J. J. BYRDg SKCM .. . MARTIN. BROWN, SN GREEN, MA1 SEICKg SN WHITE, SK1 S-1 DIVISION . - dl The operating forces of the Navy are charged with supporting United States national policy under a wide range of con , . t tions from peace-time operations through limited and unlimited armed conflict. For this reason the Navy 3'-1DP1y SYS em . . - - ' t'me designed with sufficient flexibility to function in support of the operating forces under the conditions existing. af 3 3223 tink, S-1 Division's role in the overall picture is minuscule, it's true, but as every chain is only as strong aS 1tS W so d ff ' ' ' ' ' o our e orts in providing materials lend credence to DELTA's Serv1ce to the Fleet . than 0 mlizjxclusive of our administrative functions, such as Stock Control, Accounting Status and Research for the more 5 , . . . . . t er line items carried to support the sh1p's repair effort, we also supply repair parts for the support of our cus slrist ships. For the stowage of theseitemt ' . . ' sm , s we maintain twelve storerooms. These repair parts storerooms contain the electronic eleme t t ' d 'tem n s o 5 38 gun barrels. General stores bulk and issue storerooms hold almost every househol 1 imaginable, from toothpicks to the plumber's helper. . , 9 U1500 Computer System which allows us at the flick of a switch and the whirl of a tap ' know immediatel th t t ' the y e s a us of stock on hand, the quantity due and the number of d d th t re ted the need to CHTTY , eman s a c a items requested. - True our role is small, but no ball starts rollingproviding it's pushed. WE PROVIDE... eto