Everglades (AD 24) - Naval Cruise Book

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WO W. F. WALSH S-2 DIVISION OFFICER Waddya mean, it's not a can opener? S-2 DIVISION S-2 Division is composed of the men who keep the hungry sailors and Mr. Vansant well fed. This much-maligned group turns out three, four, or even more meals a day, and this is no small chore. Feeding a crew of about six hundred men entails a lot more than opening a few cans of beans. The cooks and rnessmen are up long before dawn every morning, stirring their caldrons of gruel, and coaxing the chickens to lay a few more eggs. Theirs is not an easy lot, because it's nearly impossible to please six hundred men at once. But all in all, they did a tremendous job. 1 1 w mil

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