Shreveport (LPD 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q7-R.--W 4 W ----h- , '-A ' -' Y Mlunx-rr'-'un 'f'- dill ..1.L.... -- - STQREKEEPER SHIPS SERVICEMAN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT K . MESS MANAGEMENT DISBURSING CLERK SPECIALIST The Navy Supply Corps are charged with getting their supplies to the front lines of democracy, and the Beirut operation bythe USS SHREVEPORT proved that it can be done.'Whether it was Air Department flying meals to the Marines or the picket boat crews keeping- the sea lanes open for fresh supplies, replenishing the Marines with all their needs was the key to success of our Navy's mission. Besides the usual task of day to day service to the fleet, the DK's paid the Marines, the SK's supplied the Marines. the SH's sold Greedunk to the Marines, and the cooks truly pampered the Marines. More tacos. Hershey Bars. Cakes. pencnig. paperf and repair parts were handled, bundled. and delivered through Supply Department than anybody could possn y reca . M As the cruise ended, there was a sense of satisfaction that had not previously been felt. lt was the sense of a job well done and that Supply again fully supported the mission of the Navy. f::1 :lr-Y A :nd , A ' I ' , ,....................., ,. .-5 - +