Glacier (WAGB 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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L - R SNSS Moore - SSI Foster - SS3 Olson - SSI Wallace - SNSS Soma - SS3 Meyer - SS3 Ahner - SS3 Rogers - SS3 Nolan - SS3 Cervantez SK3 Rivera - SK3 Rocha - SK3 McQueen This picture has been reproduced in post offices throughout the country XO tranquilizes and tags the senior finance officer with Skilcraft dart gun. This was the last time the XO ' s pay was fouled up. Let ' s see . . . Wed., spam soup and pineapple upside down beans This years poster chil- dren for prickly heat Would you buy a used car from these people? Then why are they in charge of our pay? Another use for a dead SK

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CW03 BRUCE J. BRADY Supply Officer The SKs worked short handed throughout Deep Freeze ' 85. In spite of this the department improved in all phases of logistic operations. Supplies were obtained In as timely a manner as possible. More Importantly the supplies and paper work got to the right departments without delay. The chow although not momma ' s cooking was plentiful and In most instances rather appetizing. The SS ' s worked many extra hours to provide outdoor barbecues - Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners - homemade bread and cakes to make the trip a little more enjoyable. All In all, a good group of people whom I have enjoyed working with. 4 SSC MARCELINO SSC SANTIAGO 42

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a i ab. A cook ' s savior It slices and dices, by Ronco The cook ' s job is probably one of the most difficult and publicly scrutinized jobs aboard underway, as ship ' s morale is directly propor- tionate. We had strong morale any- way. Our cooks have been particu- larly good about providing a well- rounded special salad bar for our dieters and chief ' s mess; a much needed innovation in the Coast Guard fat-boy program. Feeding the nonrates Home cooking for the masses Betty Crocker not spoken here You don ' t like liver?!? Chief keeps a close eye on things 44