Pictor (AF 54) - Naval Cruise Book

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3 I 5 G E I 1 l E 4 l 1 I ! i I el E E E ,. Q la F 5 I I E Q I 1 1 fl i l 4 1 l 1 l 3 I l I P I F l l S-2 DIVISION Back Row-SKC Larson, SN Ring, SK2 Morgan, SHS3 Dunton, SKSN Kopacek, SK3 Davis, SN Neighbours, Middle Row-SKC Wooden, SK3 Smith, SK3 Abate, DKSN Mills, SH2 Jones, SHB3 Dzurenda, Front Row-SN Louma, SN Anderson, FN Lynch, SHL3 Robinson, SN Deckard, SH2 Miller ' I ' 4

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I, gf bk I I H n i k .N S-1 DIVISION Back Row-SKC Dixon, CS1 Caywood, CS2 Yarbrough, SN Fleming, SN Mills, SK2 May, SKSN Conti, FA Mitzelfelt, SKC Schedel, Middle Row-YN2 Hughes, SD2 Custodio, SN Bushaw, FA Priore, SN Corradini, SN Frost, SN McWhirk, Front Row-TN Soco, SA Eller, TN Mapanoo, SK3 Cortes, CS3 Meyer, SN Revisky, TN Cardenas, SD3 Matoto

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The Supply Department under the guidance of three officers and five chiefs assumes the responsibility for supplying all necessary items for operation of the ship. The largest of these tasks is the accounting and issue of all the ship's food and cargo to the other ships of the fleet. In addition they have the job of operating the ship's store and ship's laun- dry, as well as the messing and disbursing duties. Storekeepers are divided into two groups. The first is in charge of the cargo issued to the fleet and the spaces in which it is stored. The second group is responsible for the supplies issued by our own ship in its everyday operations. Stewards and Commissarymen are involved with the' preparation of meals. Disbursing Clerks are responsible for the monumental task of pre- paring the pay records, paying the crew twice a month, registering allotments, processing travel claims, and many other money matters. Operation of the ship's store, ship's laundry and barber shop is consigned to those men working in the rate of Ship's Servicemen. M