Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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F QQ.. FEE I5 N! K. A A Nfl i VST!- 1 Y S4 S V , PHAA HECHABARRIA, D. SHIPPING SECTION HARD AT WORK. SN -r- ABENOJAR, J. SN DA UZ, J. PHAA HECHABARRIA, D. THIS GUY'S MISSION IS TO TAKE CARE OF CUSTOMERS WHO DON'T AGREE. 4? D- L TJG STANLEY, VI. KC BIEDERMANN, C. SK1 CARPENTER, G. SK1 LOVELACE, M. SK1 THOMPSON, R. AK2 COPELAN, L. SK2 ROR VIK, D. SK5 BELL, D. 'S R Q Y 47 E O . III! I ilILII4!m'U1Rl-I I7 S-8 DIVISION The S-8 Division lMateriall is tasked with the loading, receiving, stowing, and issuing of equipment and supplies that keep RANGER going. To maintain the ships state of readiness, it is re- quired that all material received be ex- peditiously processed. S-8 personnel keep this evolution going while at the same time continuing to provide round-the-clock support to the airwing and departments onboard RANGER. S- 8 worlxs hand in hand with the Post Office and the Transportation Officer in transporting mail and passengers in support ofthe RANGER Battle Group. AK5 CARSON, M. SK5 DODSON, D. SK5 GILLIS, D. SK5 HALL, B. SK5 NICHOLS, R. SK5 RANDALL, R. AK5 ROBERSON, AK5 WEBBER, S. 1 lv N MATERIAL DIVISION - THE ANlMALS . S-8 DIVISION 165

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