Roanoke (CL 145) - Naval Cruise Book

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CDR W. B. Fargo 51' This department covers as much area as the name implies Much and unearned is the derision aimed at the ship's unsung yeoman, personnelman, photographers printers and master-at-arms. The clatter of typewriters, thc! click of camera shutters, and the call of the muster of restricted men combine to a deafening crescendo of sound. T0 prim our quota of two tons of paperwork quarterly we must harness four of our printers to the multigraph and mimeograph machines to process, staple and distribute this burden. Our men in the legal, personnel, administrative, training, captain's and chaplain's oflices carry out the most meticulous and demanding tasks in wading into mountains of paper and correspondence with astounding accuracy and speed. The master-at-arms force is perhaps the most diiiicult assignment aboard ship. The qualifi. cations for this duty include aknowledge of psychiatry, law, regulations and judo along with the singular ability to separate the sheep from the goats. Thus, many and varied be the duties and the Herculean task of the men of the ...... . . . .ADMINISTRATION Department Judaica AEEORD, Row 1: BREWER, TAYLOR, QUAGLIATA, BROWN, KUHLJUERGEN YNC, mo CREMO, CHSHIPCLK ST BERGEY, PRUITT, CUMMINGS, ANDREWS ROW 2. WITTENHAGEN, HUGHES, FONTENOT, BUTLER, FOSTER, MALEN, olBsoN, vvooDsIDE, ELUS t ESSER I CK I ROW 3: WRIGHT, DAVENPORT, SMITH, NEAL, SCAFONE, COLLINS, PONDER, WOODWORTH, WE ANDERSON MORSE r S I , E - 'Im ' I ll II the length of

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