Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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to carry out their mission. CWO D. G. Gordon Many' pp s s W U HM , QP Q U Zfifl , s , lil 0213? dx , Q lik 1 l Y tk ,315-fo ,, ' te at is ' l ll Q is s S W xg it s , s lim X l f Sl DIVISICDN Prior to World War ll the Stores Section tor which the S-l Division is ,esp .b Onsi le consisted ot a few hundred miscellaneous items, most ot which could be found, I ln Qny hardware store. Today, that figure has reached well over two million Qn b ' cord the Sally the Stores Section is responsible tor items such as tiny resisters U d se in Y electronics equipment and costing only a tew cents, as well as engines that c l thousands ot dollars. The men in this division tax their minds to keep the Ship .Est Wll' in its budget while seeing that all departments have the materials and guppliesre . quired A. F. Meuselb0Cli G. G. onion

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SUPPLY DEPARTMENT The Supply Department has something unique about it which promotes this s tcle- nf- This is one of the most important departments aboard ship. No department mgfg without a definite purpose and Supply has theirs. Composed ot three divisions, 5:25 responsibilities ot the Supply Departmentlrange from procuring a can ot juice for the general mess to procuring an airplane engine for the Air Department, from paying seamen Doe to the payment of a transient Flag otticers travel claim, and from pres sing an Admiral's shirt to making and selling .ice cream in the soda fountain, or procuring any one ot thousands of items required to keep the Sally operating and ready to carry out her mission. The Supply Department could be compared to a large modern shopping center wgfh o clothing store, cafeteria, hardware store, laundry, tailor shop, bank, soda fountain, barber shop, variety store, and a mail order department with over two million items available for ordering. 7 A fm x N c 'K-M sw c , ,S LCDR W. E. Zielinski 5 'li C' i l I f I l I I e.. X ' 4 I J 3 W 7 1' 1 l l so -2 ,if 11 5 Ed K. 1 ... i il 1 i lily' Ni l E

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