Nicholson (DD 982) - Naval Cruise Book

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AGCSI 77 SKSN SLOANE, SK3 MARKS SKC DEEN, SK2 D'ALIOSIO CANO 44 C6S3!S 97 m A ENS ROUSELL, LT ESCANO, DK3 ROSA- RIO, SH2 WILLOUGHBK SH3 APONTE, SH3 FIFER, SH3 MCMURRA Yand SHI POR- TER. I fm T H ,HWJ SKC DEEN trying to convince SNAP II that he used the right access code. 9 ! SK3 CONNER and LT ES-

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CL SUPPLY DEP R TME T Supply Department: The many functions of NI CH OLSON 's Supply Departmentnare categorized into material support ' f ' M t 'al Su ort functions relate to operational and maintenance requirements, while service and service unctions. a err pp n . , v functions enta,-1 operating facilities. Material Support functions include procurement, receipt, slgowage, issue, and accounting for all types of material in accordance with directives and in' quantities necessary or t. e operation of the shi . The service functions include the operation of the following facilities, GalleyfMessdecks, Shipls Store, Vending P Machines, Laundry, Barber Shop, and most important, the disbursmg of government funds, namely I PA YDA Yj , , . Ship Serviceman KSHJ: The goal of the ship 's servicemen is Service to the Crew . Whether it 's clean laundry, a soda from the machine, a regulation haircut, or a quick shopping trip through the Shipla Store, the SH 's provide a few of life 's necessities and conveniences. Storekeeper fSK2: When any work center needs spare parts, technical items, special clothing and essential consummables they depend on the Storekeepers. By procuring, receiving and distributing these items, the SK 's make an important contribution toward keeping NICHOLSON EVER READY . Disbursing Clerk KDKJ: Without a doubt, NlCHOLSON's crew has two favorite days a month, the I ' 15th and the 30th, which are paydays. On a business scale the Navy is comparable to the largest I -' civilian enterprises, and by taking care of tra vel claims, allotments, per diem pa y, and a host of other things that affect our wallets, the DK 's indeed have a full time job. Mess Management Specialist KMSI: NICI-IOLSON,s Mess Specialists are responsible for providing R JX appealing, nourishing meals four times a day. This requires the efforts of ll cooks and fourteen A p messcooks. While underway in the gulf the cooks worked many long hours. A real favorite ofthe crew was the fantail cookout with hamburgers, hot dogs, and all the Hxin 's. The cookouts were a real morale booster and special thanks are in order to all involved for their extra effort . . . 66 77 MSI TAPOC, MS2 VIRENE, OSSN CINTRON, MS3 BAU- TISTA, ENFN KLINOWSKL SA WALL, MS2 WATTS, MS3 BAINES, QMSA WARE, RMSN TWITTYQ MS3 LONG- WELL, OSSN GIVENS, MSI KENNEDY, MS2 DA VIS, QMSA STECH, MSI TELFER, BMI KELLEY AND LT ES- CANO. '

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Rmb It SHI PORTER, MSI TELFER and SK3 MARKS wondering when DK3 ROSARIO, Of' Watch, SITRA AHChOrage this cruise will come to an end. 1 F Y 5 i , 11 ii A f M er N ? MS2 WATTS and MS2 VIRENE cooking the next meal. JUS! Sign On the dotted line and it's all yours. ' SK 1 MORENO doing Stock Checks. S112 WILLOUGHBY Working sea detail. R ,1