Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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Ad' VY'S FINEST SUPPL DEPARTMENT Flexibility was the name of the game for the Supply Department. Juggling service for the crew with the demands of the Great Lakes Cruise. while far from the traditional supply system, made for a challenging summer. The department continually provided The Finest Chow In The Fleet at countless receptions and flight deck picnics, spent long hours selling souvenirs to the public, tracked down the mail, contracted for all goods and services in each port, paid all the bills before leaving each port and still continued to provide the daily customer service by working a little Supply magic. 'I' LT Gary Clark Supply Ojfcer