Hancock (CVA 19) - Naval Cruise Book

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Scott looks on as Ellington and Edwards prepare to do battle. Chief Coonley fingerprints a desperate looking character. Now that reminds me of one about... Father lvlaclnnis celebrating Holy Communion. instrument through Which ship's regulations and general police duties are carried out. The Captainis Office handles the official and much of the personal mail for the busy Skipper. In addition, they maintain the classified and unclassihed files for the ship. The chaplains provide the necessary spiritual guidance and leadership for the crew. With Divine Services on Sunday and devotions every day of the Week, the men of the HANCOCK are Well cared for in this respect. The chaplains also stand ready to give aid and counseling at any time. These then are the many and varied parts which make up the Executive Staff, which has such a significant effect on our daily routine. Combined, they Wage the daily paper vvar of details, operations and organi- zation. Chaplain Metzger reading from the Scriptures

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another becomes very important to the sailor. It is from this office that he receives his leave papers Cthat Well earned vacation with payl or eventually that long-awaited set of orders transferring him to shore duty. The Hobby Shop affords an off-duty sailor the opportunity to Work on his favorite craft at sea. The most popular crafts with Hancock sailors are leather Work, model airplane, and model automobile building. In the Print Shops, production lines turn out masses of printed matter-reports, instructions, holiday menus, forms and every- thing printable except MPC. Lavv and order are maintained by the Master-at-Arms force, made up of responsible petty officers from each department of the ship and from the Air Group. The MAA force is the ,..,--- A The Sberriffs Posse Ski knows There is booze in that bottle Holler runs OFF The POD. Take two steps buck ond punt. The Aflqlefeg I .. lil

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