Delta (AR 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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Dc-R DIVISIGN lst ROW: DC3 WOODSQ SFP2 WALLACE3 SFP2 DCFN KREISEL5 DC2 CRAVENQ DCFN KAHILIHIWAg McCLARENg SFP3 CRUDUP5 FN WALLSg SFM3 SFMFN BONDg SFM2 MATTHIESg FASPENCERg DCC CURTISg SFM3 MILLERQ SN HANSON. 2nd ROW: C. H. MCKINNEY5 SFC W. D. MCNEAL. CWO4 J. S. MILLERQ SFM2 DIMICKg FN HARVEY3

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CAPTAIN'S OFFICE lst ROW: YNSN SOUTI-Ig YN3 CAMPBELL5 PNCS J. A. SEGAL. 2nd ROW: LTJG R. A. HAGUE5 YN3 MILLSg YNI VAUGHN. . A y ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT The Captain's Office, Personnel Office and the Post Office harmonize to make up one of 1 the smaller departments aboard ship. The most popular men of Admin are, without a doubt, the Mailmen fPostal Clerksb. It is their responsibility to see that no matter what the weather, the mail must be picked up and delivered. Their ability to deliver tends to be an important factor to the morale of the crew. The postal clerks tackle other tasks such as selling stamps and postal money orders. The personnelmen has a big job. The maintenance of the service records of every en- listed man aboard DELTA is their responsibility. DELTA's sizeable crew of over 6055 men makes this a sizeable job indeed. Men enter the Personnel Office daily and ask that one big question, Did you get my orders ? . Getting the paperwork ready for transfers, dischargGS, temporary duty, and leave are just some more of the basic functions of the Personnel Office. The Captain's Office maintains the ship's master correspondence files, handles the ser- vice records of DELTA's officers, and takes care of all arising legal matters. The majority of official .correspondence originates in the Captain's Office and keeps the complement of Yeomen busy. The Captain's Office also serves as a sorting house for the ship's offiCi9'1 correspondence, which is no minor task.