Holland (AS 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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v 1 ,, ,ky X M fb X: NE -.fy Q xzaskt 3 , I X X ' , x X K If ji , ,x , , V- f 'jf M I , If jf f I THE SUDMARINE SUPPLY ASSISTANCE TEAM ISSATD IS A Z TIGHT-KNIT LITTLE ORGANIZATION WHICH HAS THE RE- , SPONSIDILITY FOR PROVIDING ALL THE LIAISON SERVICES FOR SUPPLY MATTERS BETWEEN SUPPORTED SUEMARINES . ' AND THE HOLLAND SUPPLYDEPARTMENT. THE MAIN PART I-fig D- M1091 OF THIS JOE INVOLVES RECEIVING, SCREENING, AND MONI- TORING OF ALL REOUISITIONS SUBMITTED BY EVERY SUP- PORTED SUBMARINE. REQUISITIONS-I THAT CANNOT BE FILLED ON BOARD ARE PASSED IMMEDIATELY TO CONUS I I CCIII , Q , FOR FILLING. THEN STARTS THE JOB OF PREPARING DAILY STATUS REPORTS, F-OI.LOWING-UP,ANSWERING ALL I Q, MESSAGE TRAPPIC CONCERNING THESE REOUISITIONS, 5 1 , XX WV fr UUUU,UU AND MAKING OCCASIONAL PHONE CALLS TO CHARLESTON. I If f ' A SSAT ALSO HAS THE .IOE OF PHYSICALLY RECEIVING ALL , I , MATERIAL THAT COMES IN POR SUEMARINES AND INSURING I THAT IT IS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL Sf MANAGEMENT DATA REPORTS ARE PREPARED, REPIT I STATISTICS ARE COMPILED AND, FINALLY, END-OP-REPIT 1. Hart, MESSAGES ARE SENT OUT. OOPS -HERE COMES ANOTHER , SUEMARINE ..... I I -I' , ' .xrh i f - ' xi K I , I 5 ' I f' , 3 ,f 'X ' , ,. . i C- Cross. SK1 J. Long, SK1 X i ,,,,,f E Y wg . , I, S -Vfy 5 X , I JI! ,fi ,,h,, if W, f X. NX ,. ,V ,, -2? D. jobnSonSK2 , , I' X ,, V , ,,,f , , k, I, W4 H, PesSigI SK2 fi X ,fn -2 , , I ,.,.,,.. ,mx I ,M M L, I I I ll I I I I F- Wdlkef, SK2 Anderson, SK3 L. Fisher, SKSN K. Cabil, SN A

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? p f p Na COMMANDER W. W. COONS HEAD OF SUPPLY DEPARTMENT EACH OF THE MANY FACETS OF THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE, WITH A DUAL OBJECTIVE: THE PROVIDING OF SUPPORT AND SERVICES TO USS HOLLAND AS WELL AS TO THE ATTACHED UNITS OF SUBMARINE SQUADRON SIXTEEN. WITHIN EACH DIVISION OF THE SUPP-LY DEPARTMENT, THE OBJECTIVES OF SUPPORT AND SERVICE STAND FOREMOST IN EVERY DAILY OPERATION. ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES YOU WILL SEE THE MEN WHOSE INDIVIDUAL HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO DUTY HA FOR WILLING ASSISTANCE AND OUTSTANDING SERVICE. VE COMBINED TO ACHIEVE THE WELL-EARNED REPUTATION Supply Department

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