New Orleans (LPH 11) - Naval Cruise Book

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Right: PCI Thompson handles mail, Below: Lll Jacovino and L13 Bodle at the pnnt shop X 1 ff Admin on the Ball The Administrative Department, headed by CWO2 Terpenning and PNC Hudson, was extremely busy throughout the deployment. The Department includes the Post Office, the Admin Office, the Print Shop, the Personnel Office, the Master-at- ArmsfSecurity office, and the Legal office. The Post Office, headed by PC1 Thompson, had to work long and irregu- lar hours to ensure everyone aboard NEW ORLEANS received mail. They processed more than 1.5 million pounds to the entire Amphibious Task Force, which was the largest since the Korean War. The Admin Office was responsible for putting out more than 600 awards for ship's company. The Admin Office han- dles all incoming and outgoing official mail for the ship, and types and routes correspondence for the Commanding Officer and Executive Officer. The Personnel Office handled more than 300 transfers and new arrivals in addition to completing numerous pay documents to ease the stress of their shipmates and families While deployed. The Master-at-Arms shack is where 24 the ship's police force is headquartered. The Master-at-Arms have had their hands full all deployment in keeping the crew aware of crime prevention, and monitoring the establishments on board NEW ORLEANS like the Ship's Store and weight room. The Print Shop has been responsible for printing the monthly Cajun Cable familygram, the daily ENFORCER news- paper and the never-ending task of printing copies for everyone on board. The Legal Office, staffed by LTJG Draker and LNC Joaquin, has drafted powers-of-attorney, wills and Soldier's and Sailor's Civil Relief Act letters for the crew. In addition, the Department produced three Sailors of the Month, two Chief Petty Officers and two Third Class Petty Officers.

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