Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-2!S2M 312 . SR K. Roe MSSR S. Seidlitz MSSR D. Shields MSSR S. Thompson S3 LCDR RJ. Ritchie LT MJ. Deshaney SHC L. McDole SH1 R.C. Batchelder SH1 F.A. Crisotomo SH1 D.I. Manalo SHl R. Serna SH1 Snyder SH2 C. Escibano SI-I2 D.A. Orr SH3 W.K. Domenico SH3 R.D. Fellows SH3 S.E. I-Iueston SH3 C. Jemkins SI-I3J.F. McMinn SH3 M.P. Metzger SH3 E.I. Millan SI-l3jJ. Riche SH3 C.E. Spradlin SH3 R.F. St. Denis s no fe w i I ls il ,L If 1 l iz 1 , The Sales and Services Division has 60 personnel and is responsible for threi basic areas which directly impact the crew: barber shops, laundry! dry cleaning' and retail merchandising. Currently, S-3 Division operates three retail outlet which gross over 3251.5 million every three months. Sales averages range froiiil 3,000 cans of soda, 350 bars of soap, over 3000 candy bars, and 60 radiofcaslf if sette players each day. Laundry and dry cleaning facilities process over one tonilv of laundry each day as well as 300 hundred pieces of dry cleaning. The barberl -V around the clock. Staffed by Ship's Servicemen CSHQ and TAD.Air Wing persori-l T nel, the Sales and Services division has developed a proud reputation for pr T viding service With a smile. 5 I r Ik., , .S y M shops serve more than 450 patrons daily. The sales and service Division operatesl

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e i,,,,a,,,imaW, , . H - , f 'eww' 'e 'W rf--V as V I SHSR E. Brown V 9 0 0 l l v 1 y l v r ' l l , E SHSRj.S. Bush SHSR E.L. Kochor SHSRJ.W. McClure SHSRj.D. Shiver SHSR C.D. Trost SHSR H.P. Walsh S-4 The primary mission of the approximately 20 Disbursing Clerks CDKSJ of S-4 Division to main- tain more than 5,500 pay records. A The Disbursing Office is responsible for the accurate and efficient processing of thousands of travel claims. . During the deployment approximately 42,000 Leave and Earnings Statements CLESJ were received from Navy Finance Center, Cleveland, Ohio. They were immediately reconciled in order' to have them prepared for pay day. This meant that each one had to be balanced, verified and checked for error. In addition to these func- tions, the Disbursing Office offers an array of 'ser- vices including check cashing, allotments and individual financial planning. y With the obvious impact pay has on morale, Disbursing Clerks CDKQ must project the highest degree of integrity, through a broad and ever- deepening knowledge of their job, including kind and courteous customer service to their shipmates. The Disbursing Clerks comprising S-4 Division take great pride in being professionals. This is reflected by their sharp military appear- ance and their desire to do the best job possible. l S l H ibn y S 18m IDE e 1 X f XJ LT W.M. Fuller ENS L.T. Basting DKCSQSWJ j.S. Genoves DK1 T.johns0H llllpx DK2 K.D. Bennett DK2 E.R. Chapman DK3 B.L.jessie DK3 S.M. Palmer 011.5