Renville (APA 227) - Naval Cruise Book

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.Q 45,45 I-asv! 9 I 1 Iliff ' I 6' ' 'UG LEFT TO RIGHT KNLEUNG ADAMS D G DELUIZ, D. V., SCO'l l'y P. R., SllRRl'l l'li,p lJiAl,lZll, s'iiAWNID!IQG:CA12fWi5, L L Jo ANDERSON SIDERS L e FRANCINGUES, R. R., CARRlliliR, ii. llulxlvli, 1. f - VERITY D o HEBERT E J MAH N S NOTESTEIN, D. A. -I DIVISIQ A yellow liberty earcl amd than well led lookpare the hallmarks ofa Renville QlillllllllHHll.l'l lll1lll. EVG11 more, he is known for ti look ol' satisfied pleasure when his Carefully p,rep:i.17ecl menu meets with the approval of his shipmates. These originators of Culinary masterpieces which ure loo often refered C0 as Chow have eontrihutecl to the Renville's reputa- tion as a good feeder, time :mil time uguiu. During the Viet Nam Crisis they played ll l1ll'ifL' part in keCP' ing up the morale of the erew. The storekeepers eous-dilute the olheii lu1.ll'o,lS-1 Di.ViSion. Late eueh lllifglll they eziu lie louutl tlCL'P U1 Storerooms working' lo keep the supply ul' much needGCl repair parts to lop level. Ai: llie l'PllTlllli'H:4 ui4il1ugCl'S of the ship the storekt-it-pi-I,-,Q UH- ,i-,,pi,,,,i1lili- lm' liuudliug and aeeoiuitingg liuntlreilfaa ul Ilgll1mii'liui1q-, egnnli month- The peirloriimmie oli the lienvillt- :lin elti-wpers is 0119 pf the lvieg .reasons-Q why ilu- 'Supply imtli. e ixiu lwoaist Llllfl i , , . f'X-4391-lffllfffw' ll Wllll fi li nel: ul :ll 4 .fl . X, JA

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i J' f pk .V LIPPLY DEPARTME T As a key member of the Renville team, the Supply Department provided the logistic support for the high degree of operational readiness that was maintained during the 1964 cruise. To accomplish this our requirements for all supplies were forecasted several months in advance and the needed material ordered from either shore facilities or replenishment ships. For their part in this planning, Chiefs Notestein and Adams were commended by the Captain. The department is divided into various sections including General Stores, Commissary, Disbursing, Ship's Service and Stewards. The men in each rating, in addition to their military duties, provided service to their shipmates that made the long periods at sea easier to take. Whether it was doughnuts or dollars, haircuts or hawsers, the Supply Depart- ment stood ready to provide what was needed when it was needed. The Management of a 35100, 000.00 per year budget, preparation of Sl, 500. 00 worth of food each day and washing clothes for 1500 men every week, were only a few of the jobs handled by the Supply Department. Last, but not least, the Supply Department deserves a special note of thanks for organizing 500 hard working parties, those friendly little get togethers in the Soda Fountain Line and those ever-popular Marine mess cooks who made everyone's meal time a little more pleasant. LCDR I. W. HORRIGAN X y, -JJ 1 'Now Mr Magee y presence 1S requested on the Quarterdeck ' 1 A ' u , our . 35

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