Hector (AR 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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SUPPLY OFFICE - SK3 Miller, SK1 Meyer, SK1 Secrest f SUPPLY OFFICE - SKCM Palmer, SK3 Kravitz, SK3 Dockter if The entire ship's operation depends heavily upon the responsibilities assigned to S-1 Division. Transactions which in- volve receiving and storing supplies used aboard HECTOR and its customer ships must come through the Stores Division. S-1 keeps in stock approximately 63,000 line items to facilitate meeting supply requirements. Keeping its inven- tory current is a big job for this division. S-1 office personnel are continually up- dating the supply catalogue system and they are required to process much clerical data and information. E S F2 O Z Q 9 Q 0 Z .H 3 ZF 5 CD ,. t a S X QXXXX X 'a aa s as Z!! YM J f KAZX Z gf f X ff! SKC J. W. Laird SUPPLY oFF1cE - SN Duthie, SK3 Dowling, SKCM Palmer SUPPLY OFFICE - SK2 Baker, SN Mitchell I'

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The primary mission of Supply is to meet the supply and demand requirements of both HECTOR and its customer ships. An almost equally important function of Supply is the task of providing the maximum service pos- sible to all personnel aboard ship. Divided into six divisions, Supply directly effects each and every man aboard. Keeping its inventory current with the aid of sophis- ticated computer equipment and techniquesg supervising replenishment detailsg servicing hundreds of supply requests dailyg and pro- viding a variety of incidental services such as the laundry, barbershop and ship's store is only a small sample of what Supply is about. The Supply personnel play a very vital role and contribute a great deal of effort to HECTOR's mission as a service force repair ship.

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AFTER GSK - SK2 Valdez, SKC Laird, SK3 Flores, SK1 Hipolito, SK3 Blakely CATALOG ROOM SK3 Storey MAIN GSK - SN Braun ET STOREROOM - SN Carter AFTER GSK - SA Mulhall, SN Kyger