Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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iauz-ir Punt Emwwr i i ss.-xv-7 ,Z E- V wwe, M, ,,,, ,,,,..,, . V Q. C , ...Y - I j 1 f ' i , . ,I X 'rf if I I' T X l l X A X f f l J l l 'i MT xc' L Front row L to R: A. Vitale SN, l. Steele SN, D. Schaube SN' R. Williams SN, R. Bear EN3, l. Gallagher SN, W. Abbott SN, Cl. Desimone SN, Back rovv L to R: l. Grams SN, C. jenkins SN, K. lensen SA, C. Brockman SA, R. Smith SA, Neukom SN f , i The function of Flag Boat Pool Division on COMSEVENTHFLT Staff can be summed up in one word, transportation. This division is responsible for all staff surface transportation including driving for the Admiral and Chief of Staff. At sea the primary job of the division is maintenance of the Admiral's Barge and the Chief of Staff's Gig by protecting them from the elements and keeping them in top-notch running condition at all times for use during port calls. In the home port of Yokosuka the duty drivers keep on the move driving the Admiral, Chief of Staff and Staff Officers around the Yokosuka-Tokyo area, while the rest of the division is busy getting the boats ready for another cruise. The division also stands War Room messenger vvatches, assists the Flag Office in collecting and mailing various publications and provides personnel during UNREPS to load provisions and ammu- nition.