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I SUPPORT SERVICES (above) PCSN Lance Woodis and PCSN Karl Breakey, post office (top right) J03 Bud Kelly, CCTV Station Manager (right) SH3 Danny Scott, ship's barber While nothing can compare to the comforts of home, it is the responsibility of a ship's support services to try. The post office is responsible for ensuring that the mail travels as quickly and smoothly as possible. CCTV, the ship's closed-circuit television system, runs movies and TV shows daily, and the barber is responsible for helping all hands maintain a clean and professional military appearance. 120
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■X-lvX;! democracy and freedom should never be taken for granted. No one wants to fight, but all who serve on board PONCE are ready to do so if necessary to defend our country, our loved ones, and our way of life. For all of us, that was the purpose of being here. 119
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I I We are on a long journey halfway 'round the earth. Some sailors and marines missing their children's birth. Families are so far away, but still within our heart. Wives and girlfriends pray for an end to the time apart. Friends will wait for stories of all the things you've done. But now you're only thinking of the journey you've begun. Time begins to go by slow, letters just ain't enough. You want to see your loved ones, you know you must be tough. SH2 Tim Burks (top), ship's store operator, is responsible (or maintaining the ship's store, which stocks such health and comfort items as toiletries, clothing items, candy, and cassette tapes. SH3 David Puchi (above) runs the ship's laundry and keeps everyone's clothes and uniforms clean and pressed. One quarter left to go now, the time is close at hand. Think of friends and families, balloons and big brass bands. The offload has now started, we have just one more day. The homecoming now so close that once seemed far away. Now you won't need letters to show the way you feel. The homecoming has arrived, all the happy faces are for real. — MM3 Michael E. Railey 121
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