Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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' i f '- 4- FLAG OFFICE The Flag Office coordinates the ad- ministrative activities of the Staff. It receives, records and routes all incoming correspondence. Ensuring that all corre- spondence is prepared in the proper for- mat, it handles all out-going mail for the Staff. The office also maintains Staff officer service records, TAD orders and all travel arrangements in connection with officer orders. Also encompassed by the Flag Office are the Print Shop and the Flag Boat Pool which is charged with the maintenance, preservation and operation of the Admi- ral's and Chief of Staff's boats and vehi- cles. I 11' i Left to Right: L. Zavcha, C. Horvath, lvl. Nerud, G. Mullins -X-n.

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'QQ 'S JA FLAG AWARDS The Flag Awards office is responsible for general Fleet administrative matters. Trans- portation is coordinated and visits scheduled for the many high-ranking American and foreign military and civilian visitors to SEV- ENTH Fleet units. The office monitors and gives guidance for transfers and assignment of SEVENTH Fleet personnel. Of particular significance in this area is the Drug Information Team which travels through- out the SEVENTH Fleet presenting deployed units with the legal and health hazards as- sociated with drug use in WESTPAC. The largest single area of responsibility for Nl is the FleetAwards Program. The Secretary of the Navy has delegated authority to award the Bronze Star Medal, the Meritorious Ser- vice Medal, the Air Medal, the Navy Com- mendation Medal and the Navy Achievement Medal.