Mount Katmai (AE 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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SUPPLY orrictia mc couto X. 7.3 5, , ti , . . DISPURSING OFFICER LTIG CARDWELL SUPPLY As the ship sits at the ammo pier preparing for its next line period, the ship's Supply Department is busy restocking storage spaces with necessary goods and stores: The Storekeepers inventory the general stores spaces assuring that machinery repair parts as well as consumable items such as office supplies, are maintained in sufficient quantity. A twenty man working party is called away and stores are brought aboard from the pier to the ship's deck and taken to the proper storage areas. The Commissaryman on duty directs the stores' storage operation. Days before hand, .the Commissarymen held in- ventory on their consumables and from the inventory, ordered what was necessary for the next line period. Ideally, they should have enough stores aboard when the ship pulls out of port to stay out to sea for up to three months. After the working party is dismissed, the Commissaryman goes to the galley to prepare the afternoon meal for the enlisted men. Topside in Officers' Country, the Captain's and officers' stewards begin preparations for the meals they have the responsibility of making. While the working party struggled with the new stores, the stewards were busy maticulously cleaning the officers' staterooms, the Wardroom, and the Officers' Country passageways. . . . . f d The Ship's Servicemen are busy in their designated areas o uty. The men who operate the ship's Laundry work hard at washing, I ' Iand pressing the ship's monumentous load of neverending c eanmg, dirty clothes. In the Barber Shop the Barbers give regulation haircuts b ve enough to venture in Across from the Barber Shop, to those ra - after holding inventory earlier, a Ship's Serviceman restocks his shelves with the usual needed items, cigarettes, candy bars, razor blades, and soap.

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