Shangri La (CVS 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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Hesponsibilities of the Supply Department are divided into ell ht areas one for each from cleaning and maintaining the mess decks to using a Univac U IJOO computer I T . - - . r t r '--- . P A t ff division. The job spectrum of Supply runs v if ' . . . . . 1 ,ni ' pf I PJ I Y D 'H-l i 1: ,' ff ' r . F. 5 148 WY CDR Howard G. Trueblood, Supply Department head, checks some inventory paperwork at his desk. Supply Office SEATED CL to Rl: CDR H.G. Trueblood, S LCDR D. Chenowethg STANDING QL to Rl: AN D.J. Sparks, SK3 R.L. Cowart. X. y . xv, system to compile data for the complex as signment of supplying a Man-of-War with its needs. Supply determines material requirements for ship's company and air wingg is responsible for the preparation of meals in the crew's mess, Chief's mess and wardroomg operates the ship's laundry, dry cleaning plant, stores and barber shop and handles the crew's ii- nancial interests through the Disbursing Office. The Supply Department has a reputation for completing its tasks with speed and efficiency, The department polished this reputation in the Western Pacific. 1 i