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'I FLAG MESS ' x- . XX 'K - .XA - K - - . '-V xxx , . QI? if! Q2 .' .2 2 ,X ff WW ' Front row L to R: D. Tupas SD3, M. Cardemas TN, N. Acosta TN, A. Caspar SD2, M. Clarin SD1, F. Mercado SDI, F. Dualan SDI, O. Francisco TN, I. Pacheco TN, Back row L to R: D. Quijano TN, R, Garcia SD3, A. Ferrer SD3, G. Copon SD3, E. Cartagena TN, D. Carreon TN, I. Inocencio TN Front row from L to R: D. Tupas SD3, M. Cardemas TN, N. Acosta TN, A. Caspar SD2, M. Clarin SDI, F. Mercado SDI, F. Dualan SDI, O. Francisco TN, l. Pacheco TN. Back row from L to R: D. Quijano TN, R. Garcia SD3, A. Ferrer SD3, G. Copon SD3, E. Cartagena TN, D. Carreon TN, I. Inocencio TN. The galley of the Seventh Fleet Flag Mess brings to the Western Pacific some of the finest cuisine found anywhere in the world and received many accolades from the numerous US and foreign dignitaries the mess has been privileged to serve. Through originality, pride, diligence and hard work by the Steward personnel assigned to the Mess, soups, salad main courses, and desserts are prepared and served with The same competetive spirit normally found only in the finest restaurants and would wet the appetites Of even the most critical gourmets. The quality of service rendered by the stewards assigned, is second to N006 and they can be justly proud for their individual roles. The stewards of the Seventh Fleet Staff are among the finest in the Navy, talented, steadfast performers. They like pride in the tasks accomplished. The quality of services rendered has earned for the Seventh Fleet Flag Mess an excellent reputation throughout the fleet. Each Steward can be justly proud of his individual efforts in attaining this recognition.
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