Halsey Powell (DD 686) - Naval Cruise Book

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LTIG Iohn I. Hallett, Supply Officer Ellis R. Baker, CSC Leslie G. Harte, SKI Robert R. Harper, SH1 Robert R. Kennedy, HMC Ignacio L. G. Flores, SDC lack Wolf, CSI Gilbert L. Sharp, BM2 Nicholas I. Cellano, CS2 Kenneth R. Kimble, SH2 K. W. Peterman, SK2 Hermino B. Hernandez, DK3 Laverne W. Kadera. CS3 Wallflowers are: Harry Y. Salas, SKSN: Cipriano Torres, SH3: H. D. White- aker, SH3: A. A. Callanta, SD2: G. R. Pelina, TN. Really, they aren't that happy. S DIVISION The supply division is a Can-do division aboard the ship, from drapes for the captain, to electronic repair parts. The suDP1Y division has many functions and is the butt of many jokes. It main- tains the allotment Cnever enough moneyl, it orders items for all departments of the ship CWhere is that requisition?l, it feeds the CIGW Ccold cuts againl, it pays the crew CWhere's my money?l, it operates the ship's store Cclosed for inventoryl, operates a coke machine tout of nickels aqainl, and always gets credit for a job well done. f l

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