Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Commissary Division 44The Sailor's Delight Different types of ships have different jobs to perform. But, Whether they are ships of the line, auxiliaries or what have you, they all have one thing in common. They are all run by men and men have to be fed. It has been discovered that in all men on board, from the Captain down to the lowest Seaman apprentice, there is a reoccurring spasm at aeast three times a day. Hunger strikes. Sustaining life is only a by-product of the versatile Commissary Division. The crew's morale and ex- pectations are fostered by a menu planning ltoard using scientific frequency charts and graphs. Combinations are formed employing the full range of some 700 Navy- Marine recipes and 68 salad bar combinations. The Commissarymen of the GALVESTON are a group of highly skilled and trained men. The Comrrissary Division is happy to play an im- portant role in the readiness of the Navy,s finest ship.

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