Lake Champlain (CVS 39) - Naval Cruise Book

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What does 1t take to feed 2 300 hungry sailors? It requires thousands of pounds of meat bushel upon bushel of vegetables hundreds of tons of dry prov1s1ons and a lot of hard Work by the handful of men in S 2 Division S 2 under the direct supervision of CWO WE Iames has a complement of 39 cooks and strikers Iohn I McMillan CSC is 1n charge of the galley and stocked with supplies Feeding IS a round the clock proposition aboard shlp Not three but four meals are generally served daily Then there are extras Box lunches food for ship s parties refreshments for orphans and other Visiting groups are all prepared by S 2 Division Remember, when the food 1snt as tasty as mother used to make, there's a much bigger family to feed. F.H. Jackson, CSC, has the task of keeping it well