Guadalupe (AO 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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30? TH ANNIVERSARY , f 'fx v53 Q-N' 1 Cjlrimjn 's3'iE5 XJQQ5 Xa, 'S I NAVAL4 MESSAGE! A it udlgbl, .41.i-,4gf:,.1T.::,4,L ' '. .':,':i::.':isAi5? :.gT:i.t:.2T' CAPT- M- MASSIE. COMQLQEZ I Y . S E-. , ,, I W 1 J, 1 19' JUNE 4965, I C E I -I-.-I,IIUlH5QJ,,,I 1 4 2 I SI1 U I 3Ilfi'i'.'9,I,,ETiS3?1 Ig1IWi'fQj1 igT: HAI USS GUADALUPE To: orc 73.5 INFO! COMSERVGRU 1 COMZTHFLT CGJSERVGRU 3 CIN PACFLT COMSERVPAC CNO U N C L A S ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE ' 1. GUADALUPE OBSERVED 19 JUNE IN THE BEST TRADITION OF THE NAVAL SERVICE. RELIGIOUS SERVICES WERE HELD FOR ALL HANDS, A SUCCESSFUL SIX HOUR ENGINEERING ECONOMY TRIAL WAS ACCCMPLISHED, AND UNDERWAY REPLENISI-IMENT SERVICES WERE PROVIDED FOR THE USS JOSEPH STRAUSS IDU?-16I, THE LATTER BEING GUADALUPEIS 212TH SHIP ALONGSIIE DURING THIS IIPLOYMENT. A STEAK BAR-B'QUE COOK-OUT ON THE FANTAIL WAS THE HIGHLICHT AS HER BWI OFFICER AND MEN CELEBRATED GUADALUPE'S 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF COIIMISSIONING AND UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE AS AN ACTIVE UNIT OF THE NAVY. IT IS SIGNIFICANT THAT ON THIS PARTICULAR DAY GUADALUPE NAS AGAIN 'PASSING THE FUEL , AS SHE HAS DONE SO WELL FOR SO LONG. S e commrssarymen Iwope Ihnf yOU, UIQ Crew wgll EYIAOV our Bar-B-Que Cook-Ouf menu and IIJIII Jam V9 In Celebrgfmq The 25+h f5IrIIxdGy of Our qood SKIP SMD Comrmssarf Qfdff om 'II'Ie Spolre-'amen Ior a I'1of'I o-I-fme New men who have served In Cgluadalupe all 'IIHSSC years. I Sa Io Them and 'fo HI osg who lwllow us H131 GII BIC. YOI-Iunatq Io revue In and be I Served by an ou19IandIv1q UIIIIT GI Ihe Naval SQHIICQ -- UNITED 'srprzs QHIP GUIJONLUPE HO-31 fe P4 R. MASSIE CAUT USN DALUP . NA aw ts SILVER ANNIVERSARY IUNE. I'1,IQb6 pm:-I5-Qvi coorovf 'A I C9 QP CII 0 522 9: f fi yX S x O O Q 0 o F' OO I av I f IJ 0 25 venus AND STILL PUMPING

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,s -f SUPPLY GUADALUI-'ES Supply Department. not unlike most of a business enterprises. exists to provide materials and services to its customers. Such varied items as hardware, food, textiles. , . ig clothing, fuel oil. and lotions and goodies for the sweet tooth ' 1 are carried in its warehouses and shops. Under expert super- vision and management in each of its specialized areas . . . GUAD Supply runs a cafeteria, barber shop, and a latui- dry tgenerally the very best within hundreds of milesj. Our bank is highly successful tcustomers will stand in line for hours for our servicesl. I Attendance at the GUAD Cafeteria during this deploy- , ment testifies to the quality and acceptability of her cuisine. Few people bothered to eat at any other locations. - GUAD Supply is staffed by a company president, vice LTJG G.K.SChultz president, four managers, and forty-eight hired employees. On these pages dedicated to the supply staff are the faces known to all for the services they provide day after day, week after week, year after year. Supply Officer ' 'P if . 'ig' , . is A QE. +P ...s . i 55 'I' I y if xr' it 1 'I X - i if . li I A , ,QV - NY? W I gr iii , - .. F V, 'f ,5 T J' 4 , . ' psi 'fs y of , ,A r 1? ' 1 e 's' i i t X S COMMISSARYMAN. LTJG Schultz. First Row: Kiefer KEEPERS Fi t Ro M'll SN A d SN' TORE rs W I er n erson CSC: Benjamin, CS2g Harris, CS3g Paul, CSI: Miller, CSCS S I : ! : 9 9 Biazo, SN, Barrett, SN, Lozano, SN. Second Row: Larow, SN, Shordon, SK3g Wright, SK3g Knight, SKC, Wilson, SK3g Meyer, SK2g Braniff, SN. Miller, SN- it it 1 e . if fi . ,L Ii flag, , if in ii 5 ii iii E fi It A I5 gli I H V - ll - a V I sg.. i ii. . - -- STEWARDS. First Row: Legaspi. TN, BHHZOH, TN: Batffon SDI' Lo cz TN. Second Row: Abastillas, TN: Delalsla n , px v P 'I'Ng Lagaza, TN: Nievens, SD2. SHIP'S SERVICEMAN. First Row: Sullivan, SNQ Johnson, SN, Ens. Marcy, S Division Officerg Riley, SHI.. Second Row: Mark, SHBSNQ McLaughlin, SH3g McDaniel, SH2: Wadkins, SHL3. Second Row: Eason, SNg Parrilla, CS3g Lehmann, SN,