Holland (AS 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE CHOW LINE, A STUDY OF ANTICIPATION Q THE GOOD HUMOR MAN THE SUBSISTENCE DIVISION OF THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT HAS THE DUAL RESPONSIBILITY OF PLANNING AND PREPARING THREE SQUARE MEALS A DAY FOR SHIP'S COMPANY AS WELL AS BEING THE LOCAL SUPER MARKET WHERE ALL THE SUPPORTED SUBMARINES DO THEIR SHOPPING TO CARRY OUT THESE RESPONSIBILITIES THERE ARE 76 MEN IN THE S 2 DIVISION DIVIDED INTO A GENERAL MESS BRANCH A PROVISIONS BRANCH AND A RECORDS BRANCH THE GENERAL MESS BRANCH HEADED UP BY A SENIOR CHIEF COMMISSARYMAN HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PROVIDING A BALANCED NUTRITIVE DIET FOR ALL HANDS TO DO THIS A LARGE CREW OF COOKS BAKERS AND BUTCHERS ARE REQUIRED TO SAY NOTHING OF THOSE UNSUNG HEROS OF THE MESS DECKS THE MESS COOKS' JUST AS AN IDEA OF THE SCOPE OF THE JOB INVOLVED THE SHOPPING LIST ABOARD HOLLAND RUNS UNCLE SAM ABOUT S30 OOO OO A MONTH THE PROVISIONS BRANCH HAS THE JOB OF DETERMINING WHAT HOLLAND WILL NEED IN THE WAY OF RESUPPLY FROM CONUS FOR BOTH THE SHIP AND THE SUPPORTED SUBMARINES MAKING UP THE ORDERS AND THEN RECEIVING AND STORING WHAT COMES IN THE DRY STORE ROOMS AND REFRIGERATED SPACES ABOARD HOLLAND ARE SERVFD BY VERTICAL STORES CONVEYORS DESIGNED FOR THE RAPID HANDLING OF PROVISIONS AS MUCH AS IOO TONS OF PROVISIONS HAVE BEEN LOADED DURING AN 8 HOUR DAY WITHIN THE PROVISIONS STORE ROOMS ARE ABOUT S300 OOO WORTH OF FOOD ALL IN THE CARE OF THE PROVISIONS BRANCH THE RESPONSIBILITY OF MAKING ALL REPORTS AND RETURNS CONNECTED WITH THE PRO VISIONS BUSINESS FALLS TO THE RECORDS BRANCH THEY KEEP TRACK IN TERMS OF ITEMS AND DOLLARS OF WHAT IS CONSUMED DAILY BY THE WELL FED HOLLAND SAILOR 7 0 , - , 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I - , . 1 , . . 7 1 ' -' . . - 1 - - ' 1 1 - ' V I.. ,1 , -, , , . ' ' V , , -KA, 1.-5 QM,Q4-wM,,L,,ggN,gL.,,,g.g,,.g,,,',,,,,-,,g-flgcm,L,,,.,W,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,J,:,-,,,..,..,.L... ,.L .Q.....,...:.L.,..-.,. .-.L1.,.1,I.....L...,,...L,,.g-6, .-.,,,:1....,-. nz-,..,....-..,...,,.:,.,f-.M -.....- .... LI...

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- Division i Iwi LET ME SEE YOUR RATION CARD. FROM GEDUNKS TO HAIRCUTS, FROM DRY CLEANING TO SMALL STORES, FROM COBBLER SERVICE TO TAILORING - ALL THESE, PLUS TWO FULLY STOCKED SHIPS STORES AND THE BUSIEST LAUNDRY IN SOUTHERN SPAIN, CONSTITUTE THE WIDE RANGE OF SPECIALIZED AND EXPERT SERVICES GIVEN TO THE USS HOLLAND BY SHIPS STORE DIVISION. THE TWO STORES AND THE TWO SODA FOUNTAINS RING UP SALES OF AROUND 535,000.00 A MONTH, PROVIDING A STEADY AND GENEROUS INCOME FOR THE WEL- FARE AND RECREATION FUND. PROMPT, EFFICIENT LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE ARE PROVIDED NOT ONLY TO SHIPS COMPANY BUT ALSO TO ALONGSIDE SUBMARINES. A WELL-STOCKED CLOTHING AND SMALL STORES IS AVAILABLE TO HELP KEEP THE HOLLAND SAILORS LOOKING CUSTOMARILY SHARP, WHILE THE TAILOR AND COBBLER SHOPS ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR A LITTLE RESTORATION AND RE- HABILITATION. AND BEHIND ALL THIS IS THE HARD-WORKING OFFICE CREW, KEEPING TRACK OF THE NECESSARY RECORDS AND PAPERWORK TO MAKE YOUR SHIPS STORE ORGAN- IZATION SECOND TO NONE.