Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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Hotel NIMITZP With 270 staterooms, 3 wardroorns and 3 galleys Cincluding the Commanding Officer's messj , S-5 provides a fully functional hospitality service. S5 keeps busy, the galley cooks produce in excess of 1,000 officer meals a day. Stateroom personnel provide a full service laundry drop off and pick up. Catering to any needs that arise, S-5 does its best to provide cruise liner quality service. DK3 V.B. Winchell DKSN P.C. Mathias DKSA S. Keith SR B. Christopher DKSR T.W. Moody i . H if W-F. Zicgenhagen Mccs M. cofdfey Msc. C. Memdle MS1 D.A. Brun 1 Sl Elliot MS1j.W. johnson MS1 K.R. Kennedy MS1 PJ. Rowland .....A,.. ...uk-, ..-A4-f -

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