Floyd Parks (DD 884) - Naval Cruise Book

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Front Row: C. L. Attaway, R. A. Vetkos, LTig. I. V. Bell, I. C. Davis, W. I. Stoker, R. A. Winston, Ir. Second Row: H. I. Hardy, M. Savage, I. D. Respicio, W. A. Hirschkorn, A. G. Nott, D. M. Hermoso, T. H. Cruz. Third Row: L. E. Passey, D. R. Kinamon, W. P. Ienkins, C. H. Stanford, L. W. Shelnuit, L. W. Atterholt, I. L. Mainor. Fourth Row: C. W. Kirby. I. M. Pence, P. N. Wilson, R. L. Shaw, Ir., E. L. Dowling. G. Wade, R. E. Bahler, D. L. Stonaker, I. M. Maluski. X GFICE - 4 - C-1 I ', X I Q 0 ' 0 . 'I ' I 0 0 ' I 9 0 4, me v .. 00 Q i 8 0 0 m A K I Q . SW 'G .. Z Wo 'Cb' ' 4 , 2 4? Liar' . 5. Q A71 1 i X N D- 1, ' S- .L - - ' on, on 1. e rr- . . . ay ay or e crew. I . 2 Uwe take pride in our stew N -9 A-fu PARVQ P d 1 th aa 7: I6 Who ordered 5000 cases of beer???

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Yes, we're having steak tonight! The Supply Division is made up of six different Navy rates: Disbursing Clerks, Storekeepers, Com- misarymen, Ship's Servicemen, Stewards, and Hos- pital Corpsmen. Personnel in each rate perform specialized functions aboard ship which provide Well balanced and prepared meals, clean clothes, pay, medical care, and tools and working materials. The Disbursing Clerks handle pay records, adjust- ing individual changes in pay status, and submitting monthly returns. The Storekeepers are responsible for the ordering and distribution of all material and replacement parts needed in the Ship's Store, pro- Hurry with those sandwiches. Cole! Now this sells for the low, low price of only . . . visions, and the operating budget. The Ship's Serv- icemen operate the laundry, Ship's Store and barber- shop. The Stewards prepare the Officers meals and keep officer country spaces clean. The Hospital Corpsmen attend to personnel medical care as Well as keeping rein on the sanitary condition of the ship as a Whole. The Supply Division is charged with a great re- sponsibility in providing these services that will not only supply each man's minimum needs but also contribute to a high state of morale by improving shipboard standard of living. Requisitions, Requisitions, Requisitions! ! ! Are my khakis ready. Stoker? See daylight, DOC? Who Cuff- YOUR hair' Beale?