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‘They were watching us make the bread and dinner rolls in the bake shop and I had to ask them to get out of the way,” MS3 Calvin Rady. Bake Shop Supervisor, said. I wasn’t rude, but I didn’t have time to dodge those guys, so they had to move. “They watched my guys running back and forth and yelling at each other. I was thinking ‘great they're gonna think we’re disorganized.' but that was the way we had to work on that occasion.” Regardless of Rady’s fears that he and the entire food service team had done something wrong, the outcome couldn’t have been better. When the flour settled, the judges had been impressed...very impressed. No other carrier in the fleet could say they were the best in the food service business. A total team effort allowed George Washington to garner an unheard of accomplishment — winning the Ney on the very first try. In doing so, GW set a new standard for not only carriers already veterans in the business, but for carriers still to come. No longer will food service Sailors say “it’s impossible to win the Ney your first time.” The award was just confirmation of something we knew all along — we were the best in the Navy.” CW02 Keith said. ‘That's our job. Not just at the time of the inspection, but day in and day out. This was no show for the inspectors. My guys put out the best meals in the Navy consistently.” Keith is proud of his men and the quality of service they provide. “If that slipped, I wanted someone to come to my office and let me know. Underway 123
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Corfu, Greece was another great port visit for the crew. July 22-29 found GW in a famed international vacation paradise, and all were afforded a well deserved break. Hundreds of shops and restaurants drew the attention of the 5,000 plus crew, as well as thousands of other European tourists. Many took advantage of Corfu’s world class golf course while others toured the centuries-old sites of the historic Ionian island. Azurinc waters helped make the beaches a popular attraction. Some of the more ambitious went a little deeper in the water while on a MWR-sponsored scuba diving trip. Additional tours included an around-the-island bus tour and a mountain-bike trip. The port visit provided excellent opportunities to learn about Ionian and modem European cultures, as well as show off GW spirit overseas. Day 64 124 Corfu. Greece
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