Shenandoah (AD 44) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Supply Department is known as the Superstars ot the battle group as well as the ship itself. ln S-1 Division tStoresl, we won the coveted Material Con- trol Officer QMATCONOFFJ award five out of six months of the deployment. This award is given to the ship who replies and transfers the most material to ships in the battle group to correct CASREPS Qinoperative equipmentl. Stores Division also accomplished another never before done on Shenando- ah when they delivered over 185 pallets to USNS LEROX GRUMMAN for four other U.S. Navy ships operating in the Red Sea during Multinational Interdiction Force Operations. This entailed an eight hour continuous connected replenish- ment without any mishaps. ln S-2 Division tFood Servicel, more than 819,000 total meals were served, including meals served to tended units at one time or another, during the extended deployment. 'I here were also tour major Salas that were hosted for certain dignitaries in countries visited. All guests were extremely im- pressed with the receptions. ln S-3 Dis mon ibales and Servicel, more than 240,000 cans of soda were sold. laundry services provided 250,000 pounds of cleaned laundry. More than 5,000 haircuta were given to crew members and tended units. Gross sodas were S699,709.63. ln S-4 Division iDisbursingy, foreign currency exchange and personal check cashing was done on board as a service to the crew. ln S-7 Division Mutomated Data Services Divisionl, all computer runs were process-ed on time or ahead of schedule. Computer services were virtually uninterrupted throughout the deployment. There was no down time due to CASREPS. 5upplyf139