Hanson (DD 832) - Naval Cruise Book

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CAN Division OAN represents one of the most diversified divisions on board the HANSON. Unity through diversity is not their motto, however, for each person in every facet of the division is proud to be such a valuable member of the ship's company . On the surface the ship's office would appear to be one unified section. Upon closer examination, though, one finds that two ratings are present here-yeoman, the men who maintain the ship's paperwork and the personnelmen-the men who maintain the ship's service records. Although they seldom get along between them together they modestly claim to be the Hub of the ship and responsible only to the Executive Officer. The postal clerks, on the other hand, assert that unless the mail is delivered the crews morale would be so low that effective work would be impaired. Therefore they are the Hub. Of course, the chief corpsman states that without him everyone would be too sick to H work. Hence he is the Hub. The quartermasters make no such extravagant claims but do quietly admit that the ship would never find its way across the ill charted seas without their expert navigation . Throughout the deployment this, the administrative division of the ship, functioned in an admirable if not outstanding manner. Their record speaks for itself-a job well done. YNC R. W. Barnes HMC D' Schaefer End ofa typical day in the ship's office X Q itt. xt 1.3, it ' 11 A . .nz gi YN2 lVl. P. Schoonover OlVl2 W. R. Haddeland YN3 D R Harrison PN3 S P A ' ' . . rnone