Gary (FFG 51) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-l DIVISION The Store Keepers provide the parts to keep the engines, weapon systems, and other equipment running. They coordinate the logistics for our port visits, and provide the money to pay for nearly everything. Interesting facts: Dollars spent- Parts Supplies: $1,019,902.31 JP-5 - 123,817gal: $97,816.00 DFM- 1.366.433 sal: $1,011,161.00 Total of all port visits: $371,879.06 Sitting L to R SK2 GUERTIN. SKI YAMBAO. SK3 QUINTON Standing L to R: SKSN GREEN. LT ROBERSON. SK3 HARDY. SK2 RAINS •@ ff ■ • % j i i y , V{ M? y H — 4, 3M COORDINATOR ETC (SW AW) TONEY COMMAND CAREER COUNSELOR FCC (SW) WOODS

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■ Supply Officer LT Ronald R. Roberson ■ The Supply Department is the cornerstone of the Gary. Many a sailor will swear that a friend in supply is the best you can have. Without the Supply Department, the ship would be broken down, and the crew would be hungry, dirty, broke and sick!

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S-2 DIVISION ■w g From Row L to R: MSI SANGALANG. MSSN GARCIA. MSI RICHARDSON. MS3 SPEARS; Back Rim L to R MSC KOZIOL, MS2 RODGRIGl I . . MSSN SZEWCZ K, MS2 CO) I 1 1 R . MSSN WASHINGTON. LT ROBERSO.N (DEPT. HEADi: Not Pictured: MS2 GARCIA The Mess Specialists keep the crew fed, provide exceptional meals for special occasions and holid ays. They are responsible for accounting for and paying for our provisions. The Mess Specialists played a major role in maintaining morale by providing the crew with Supply Surprise on a regular basis. The menu varied from pizza or chicken fajitas to ice cream or cookies. No matter what the surprise, it was a welcome change of pace. The Surprise was often hosted by different groups on the ship including the officers, the chiefs, and the first classes.