Dyess (DD 880) - Naval Cruise Book

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Shipfitter Gang ' If was Mr. ' ' D or me! ' Rack Back U I C. Knox, SFP2 Stroudsburg, Pa. J. Prescoff, SFP3 Columbus, Miss. Give me a light. There ' s one can we didn ' t drink. N. Mehling, SFP3 Falls Church, Va. Sophisticated plumber. I ' m sewing my bra straps. I ' m gonna cook some beans, why? M w- . =r j i u M. Moore, FN DesMoines, Iowa J. Hogan, DCFN Wilmington, N.C. Little John.

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K. Crane, IC3 Randolph, Mass. .yuan i Wu( owv- W. Svoboda, ICFN Chicago, III. P. Quinn, IC3 Quincy, Mass. R. Jones, FN Austin, Texas J. Forton, FN Baltimore, Md.

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Supply T)epartment The Supply Department Is comprised of several diverse and unnamed divisions, joined together as a team by the motto ' ' Service to the Fleet. Supply cannot provide the crew with wine, women and song, but they do facilitate the means of procuring these longed for commodities through an overflowing safe on paydays and a well-stocked ship ' s store. In addition to the aforementioned necessities of life. Supply also orders, stocks and prepares the food which is served. They maintain storerooms supplying consumables and repair parts for all equipment used aboard, from the radars to the popcorn machine; they operate a celebrated laundry service, offer barber service and last, but far from least, they remove all foreign coins from the coke machine. The personnel involved In Supply ' s organized chaos are the Storekeepers, Cooks, Stewardsmen, Ships Servicemen, Disbursing Clerks, Mess Cooks, and the Sweat-suited Supply Officer. They are all ' ' ready to serve the Fleet. L. Cavallaro, CSC Portland, Me. G. Lane, SHC Newport, R.I. M. Lenzi, SK] Rochester, N.Y. A. Malinis, SOI Ligas, P.I. J. Merrill, SK2 Bloomsburg, Pa. D. Eddy, SK3 Seattle, Wash. D. Repack, SK3 McKees Rocks, Pa. W. Demerest, CS3 Whitinsville, Mass. J. Wideiko, CSS Buffalo, N.Y. D. Gendron, CS3 Port Naches, Texas J. Stille, SN Batesville, Ind. T. Sellln, DK3 Markham, III.