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Supply LCDR Anthony J. Bozzuto Supply Divisions • These are the guys who order the parts, keep the money, cook the food, do the laundry, cut hair and a hundred other jobs aboard VAR- NELL. Consisting of four divisions. Sup- ply Department includes: S-1 Ship ' s Servicemen. These are the part guys. They manage all repair parts onboard, and take care of CASREP ordering. Literally millions of dollars goes through this division for parts and OPTAR funds. SH s also have a dirty die — they do the laundry, keeping us in clean uniforms. They provide another, al- most more important function, by managing our thirst with the soda ma- chines, since sodas are almost a require- ment for standing watch. S-2 Mess Specialists. The chefs of H.ARRV E. This bunch of guys gets up much before reveille to prepare breakfast for 400 men. In addition to the profes- sionals, the MS ' s have newly reporting seamen to help them with their duties. Though mess cranking is not a loved experience, it ' s one that all crew members go through and get through, and it ' s a job essential to the proper functioning of a warship. S-3, SK ' s Store Keepers. These are the guys who run our award-winning ship ' s store, keeping it well stocked so we can buy everything we need while we ' re at sea. From 35 cent candy bars to $800 video cameras, we have a wide range to choose from. A cut above the rest. S-3 personnel also run the barber shop. S-4 Disbursing — The accountants. These guys hold the purse strings which they loosen up twice each month for pay- day, as well as providing check cashing, pay records and other monetary services. 48
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