Gearing (DD 710) - Naval Cruise Book

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L'l'jG R. F. MAYNE Roseville, Cal. Supply Officer r-'-'sg 'ik E. L. CHRISTENSEN, SKC Tyler, Minn. SUPPLY DEPART E T Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow...the replacement part you ordered six months ago probably won't be here, is often said to be the fight song of the Supply Department. This unearned, igominious reputation of Supply reflects the average GEARING sailor's need for a whipping boy, something upon which to unload all his pent up hostility. Fact is, we are fed, paid, given laundry, barber, ship's store services and sup- plied with thousands of replacement parts and consumable items over each fiscal year by an organization unrivaled in efficient management of the process of dis- tribution. While in the Mediterranean, lights were on in the Supply Office nearly 24 hours a day, not only keeping the ship combatready, but also providing the ship's company with the opportunity to buy foreign merchandise at extremely low prices fsay, does anybody want to buy some French wire baskets? I have a couple of extras, see, and...j , ,..,..p 5 f f 1 .v.,, ,,,,. , nei' lf . f j 3 , 7 j.jENKINS,SDCS y , I2 Lexington Park, Md. , A uma..--I ,IQ ' ' , , . I L 1 I Mwlrsi j -- 8.1. ROBINSON, SHCA W. L. RANDOLPH, CS1 I QPU g 5 Portland, Maine Perth Amboy, N.J. i I M I ' X, 'e L ,l 2 I ,, '-1 like vvp- , s , ,,', 4Qif,f 5 ml F1 ' T ' I K 5 b A '1, W Weds Y D.L.TEAGUE,DK2 D.G.KUHLMANN,SK3 Now just a dash of Salt! Bufliflgwn, N. C. Ricketts, Iowa ,QM