Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 SI L: LE. I 5' 5 PHAA HECHABARRIA, D. SH'S PROVIDE BARBER SERVICE FOR THE CREW. X, 4 l........, SHSN MALLOR Y, T. SHSN FUR VIS, J. SHSN S TE WAR T, D. SHSN WILLS, J. AN LEGASPI, O. SA BRECHTEL, C. Q1 Fflxlxi IIECHA B.-XRRIA D SH5 WILMORE, D. SH5 WHITE, R. SHSN COOK, R. I SHSN DOELLING, J. SHSN FIGUEROA, J. SHSN GA FT, M. SHSN KOS TRON, T. AN BAXTER PREFARINO DIVISIONAL LAUNDRY. SA BROWNING, D. SA KUHENS, D. SA TAYLOR, S. SA WATTLEY, D. SHSA WEBER, S. SR COMEQUE, P. SR ESPINOZA, M. AR JONES, C. AR SWAN, G. S-5 DIVISION 151 SH5 TO WNLEY, H. ...L...-

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S112 ROBINSON, W. S115 JOHNSTON, ,,.,.,,.,.......-.:..----W Y i W S-5 DIVISION When a sailor goes to sea, there are basic needs that must be provided: mail, food, and medical care are obvi- ous. There are services provided that escape the attention of the casual ob- server: laundry, tailored uniforms, mili- tary haircuts, and personal care pro- ducts. These services and needs are provided by the S-5 lSaIes and Ser- vicesj Division. S-5 sailors manage, control and operate 5 ship 's stores, 16 vending machines, 10 video machines, the ship 's laundry, dry cleaning plant, tailor shop, and 5 barber shops. The hard work of S-5 translates into recrea- tion for the crew because profits from the ship's stores goes into the Ship 's Welfare and Recreation Fund. S112 RAMSE Y, E. S112 VANDEBERG, M. S115 BENNETT, R. S115 BROCKHAUS, K. S115 CARD, S115 DA VIS, S115 EVERS, S115 GARCIA, S115 ISERNIA, S115 LANGE, S115 LEWIS, S115 OLSON, N1 S115 PEOPLES, M S115 POE, S115 SC11ARES, LT DEADERICK, B. S11CS ESPIRITU, F. S11CS SALAZAR, M. S11C VILLARIN, F. S111 BUGA Y, R. S112 BANDA, R. S112 BUELL, E. S112 PALMER, C. Y Q! mln. :uma 1 X S, V 1 ,uf N? , Y ww 'E 'li QV i I1 E 5 Y W FHAA HECHABARRIA, D, ii .,. ,sl v x '.l-. gh. 1 FBEIZ? PHAA HECHA BA RRIA b 7,310 1 x S115 SCHARES RINGING UPA SALE x 13' 160 5-55 1T11vff.1ri,f,' i ' 'T 7S'1' wg 'N . v r-- M- 4.1 .. V .....-: -fvuacw .,.. 1 fa.4.4,.. ., ' I H Y sr

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v....-..--...-...,..,......,...,....,.EE...,.A., ,, wwf,--H .E -. . S-4 DIVISION S-4, better known as Disbursing, is one division onboard RANGER that directly af fects the morale ofthe crew. What sailor is not interested in his paycheck? For this very reason, S-4 strives for accuracy, while at the same time offering prompt courte- ous service. We labor to answer any ques- tion a member may have concerning the Navy Pay System to help him understand wh y and how it works. S-4 is comprised of 22 Disbursing Clerks, 1 Chiei and a Divi- sion Officer. The daily routine consists of updating pay records, computing tra vel claims, cashing checks, and acquiring for- eign currency. Payday is, of course, the number one priority. DK2 GONZALES, A DK2 LIM, DK2 MA, DK2 MONZON, DK2 REYNOLDS, H. DK2 WILSON, A. I f DK5 POPOVITS, A. DK5 SCIARRA TTA, S. DK5 SEGREE, J, DKSN HESTER, D. ENS MENDOZA, DKC PERILLO, E- H-M., x 1.4 X :J .Eu DK1 GRACE, DK1 SAL VADOR, 15, w 'eff' I . v FHS ROBERSOIY, R. HA VE YOU EVER SEEN SO MUCH MON- EY? F! :ff DKSN PERELTA, S. DKSA MCGREA VY, 11 P. xi DKSR ANDERSON, J. EXE: PHS ROBERSOIY, R. J ! 4 PH5 ROBERSON, R. FH5 ROBERSON, R. DK2 WILSON CASHING CHECKS FOR I g 4 . THE CREW. WE ARE THE VERY BESF INSIDE Loon AT WHAT A DISBURSIHG CLERK DOES. 162 S-4' DlVl'il!Ull ' u.-.-........- ...E N.. , wh- --A-+ ---xianvrg-.1 WW-IBM. . ..-E, . E. Y