Renville (APA 227) - Naval Cruise Book

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a ' I n 41' ...4' f L R IRELAND PNC, CHURCH YN3, POLSGROVE SN JONES, PN2, BROWN, PC3, WIEDER, YN35 AIKEN SN LTJG jones, PN2, is the first man you'll hear walking by the personnel office. He's not exactly the silent type. If you want to hear him holler, just forget to come in and sign your page 13's. Chief Ireland doesn't talk loudly, but he knows all the angles of career incentives. Evans, PN3 cuts orders like they were mustard. Over in the corner, Lindley, SN, and Aiken, SN, buried behind a huge stack of service records, try to catch up. Sparks, YNI, has everyone beat at mail call. I-Ie gets all mail addressed to the ship and reads and routes it. Church, YN3, is called the Deacon, but his real line of work in the Captains Office is Legal. Polsgrove, YN3, writes the letters and draws alligators on the covers of op orders put out by Wieder, YN3 in the OPS Office. Postal Clerks Brown and Lee were always seen hurrying to catch the first boat in to the beach. . .and the next boat back to the ship to hold mail call. Chief Wright and his deputies, Hagan, ENl Rice, EM2, and Manchester, BM2, ofthe MAA Force keep us all honest. . .or try. 44

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