Hector (AR 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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S S X 4 GALLEY ' BAKERS - CSI Sosnowski, CS2 0lJIi8Il DIVISION CPO - CSC P R. Denby The responsibility of S-2 Division is literally an unending process of meal preparations for HECTOR's 650 crew mem- bers. The Commissarymen of this division take pride in at- tempting to appease the crew's voracious appetite by pro- viding not only variety but also the best quality meals pos- sible. On occasion, the Commissarymen have been called upon to feed crews from as many as two other customer ships simultaneously. Mess Cooks assist in the meal preparations, serve during dining hours, and are responsible for the cleanliness of the mess decks and the operation of the scullery. These men are not assigned permanently as mess cooks but serve only temporarily from other divisions. They are often subject to much kidding and needling but their job is a vitally neces- sary and important one. GALLEY - COOKS - CS 3 Collins, CS 3 Shewman W ra TM, go X , Q i ii ,f ,. 4 x s H 9? 5 f 'Zz K 7 Z . WMV I I 1 Z , GALLEY - COOKS - CS1 Otts, CS3 Carder GALLEY - COOKS - CS1 Landon, C33 H3-1TiS

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-f f 7 LAUNDRY - PRESSING - SN Taylor, SN Wetzel, FA Avila if , f' J, A . ,. X Q of if f AAAA1 f i' i f A AAAA ff M . X, :JT rfrl ff.. A , , jf DIVISION CPO - SHC P. S. Badua Nearly all of the many incidental services available aboard HECTOR are managed by the shipis Service- men Division. Washing a staggering quantity of laun- dry each day, maintaining a three chair barber shop and operating a well stocked ship's store are part of the vital functions assigned to this division. The shipis store in addition to handling the necessary and every- day needs also sells jewlery, radios, some photography equipment and if it's not in stock, the ship's store personnel can order practically any reasonable re- quest for an item. A most important service provided by S-3 is a soda fountain which is an always popular spot for HECTOR's crew. To meet the needs of inbetween meal snacks the soda fountain sells candy, soft drinks and a wide variety of goodies to please any sweet tooth. LAUNDRY - DRYING - SN Vannorsdall LAUNDRY - PRESSING - SN Pritt, SN Bissell LAUNDRY - CUSTOMER SERVICE - SN Johnson, SHL2 Oliver