Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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vedo :igue w-M., ,..,-t, ..g.QAs,.v- T, Agas DK1, M. Meysenburg DK2, I. Dunn SN S-I DIVISION The Disbursing Office is perhaps the most popular personal services office on the ship. Disbursing personnel maintain approximately 1400 pay records representing the pay accounts of OK City's officers and enlisted personnel, COMMANDER SEVENTH FLEET and his staff, the Marine Detachment and occassional TAD personnel. On a normal payday the paymasters distribute some 180,000. But pay is not their only service. These bankers of the fleet also take care of per diem, dependents travel claims, and a myriad of other things which affect the sailor's pocket book. The division consists of one officer, a chief and four enlisted men. The busiest day in the Disbursing Office, other than payday, is the day the ship returns to her homeport. The arrival and departure of numerous personnel plus sudden desperate needs for funds finds the DKs spending long hours helping their shipmates. Personal service is their business and everyone aboard has benefited from their talent and consideration.

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One of the largest divisions aboard is S--5 with over fifty men. Responsible for a myriad of tasks for the embarked Flag and Ship's Company olticers, their personnel accomplish such services as maintaining the Onticers Wardroom, staterooms, and other sections of Officer's Country. The Stewards are well known for their expertise in dining service and for their culinary talents. Most of the Stewards assigned to the division acquire their chef's knowledge by attending Navy Culinary and Mess Management Schools. Their skills are put to use daily in preparing appetizing meals and at various ports-of- call when receptions, given by COMMANDER SEVENTH FLEET, demand the utmost in creative food preparation. Such accomplishments boost the morale of the officers and enhance our ehforts in the People-to-People programs while in port. From left to right, T. Obrador TN, E. Gedalanga TN, l. Ancheta TN, T. Deregla SD2, B. Leynes TN, O. Pastores TN, F. Fernandez TN, E. Gonzales TN, A. Mariano TN. Back row left to right, M. Sortijas SD2, A. l-lerrea SD3, M. Bacagot TN, R. Viernes TN, F. Delosantos TN, R. Alfaro TN, C. Valbuena TN. C It ,,s.. . 1,4 lmjil .th :- i. :W y ly . xi. an-J' lr-14 A FW . ,4.g ,X gybn 1 y,y . y Front row L to R: T. Obrador TN, E. Gedalanga TN, 1. Ancheta TN, T. Deregla SD2, B. Leynes TN, O. Pastores TN, F. Fernandez TN, E. Gonzales TN, A. Mariano TN, Back row L to R: M. Sortijas SD2, A. Herrea SD3, M. Bacagot TN, R. Viernes TN, F. Delosantos TN, R, Alfaro TN, C. Valbuena TN