Taconic (AGC 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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20'-'CD'-44'-'U NUI Anthony Sena S- Q 3 cn UI uv m 3 3 m -. .. NUI IDU! Roy Fi u re n - S 3 Sylvester ' -.? !IEL Bernard Moran joe Armstrong Charles Deaton 19 Edward Thompson Clemente Loray Anthony Thomas rw Robert Stanton Richard Geiger Thomas Lawler Joseph Latanshyn Douglas Murray Thomas A. Smith Oliver Hillard Edgar Benoit vw 5 y -'v ,1f. v ,ke ,- Robert Andrews Harry Johnson AW:- James Harris Eugene Robertson Charles Collins Wealthie Fisher, Jr. William .Early MC Daniel Becker Leon Moore Michael Hari ,A.,.5-,Q f Stephen Potter David Clarke Sherrill Wright ' Ceasar Cappoli, Jr. Henry Allen us.. Quiten Henderson --.0-.-.-N-er Mgyu- --.-.Y f..,,. -.. Rodger Krebs 'tl all Roy Nelson Robert Hartmann L t. Edward Sullivan James Boxley Chester Morton Daniel Geary Jessie Laxton John Davenport Lonnie Simpson NP : -vw '-H James Pinkniey

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-W-wmv ffm -f-rr -fre-A.1iffs2r i'f'Z,+1f+e'1:'ff-wrwfr:-'rr'- elf-ssvizfgfpfzs . 41.1,-gt in J , WAN . W...-.ww-v ' fr , , , ,,.. , .- . . LCDR Carl Newman Supply Officer SUPPLY SUPPLY is just what the name implies. This department has on hand everything imaginable and sometimes the unimaginable-whatever the item, SUPPLY must be able to order, stock, account for, and distribute it. The procurement, serving and even the preparation and storage of food is SUPPLY's responsibility. To serve almost a ton of food a day and make it taste like something more than a bare statistic is no game for amatuers. Sailors enjoy pay call second to no other. Supply supplies the cash. The DISBURSING DIVISION of Supply is indeed very popular. After being paid, of course, the sailors love to spend their hard earned cash. To help them string the process out, SUPPLY'S SALES DIVISION 0667 a number of things from 'gedunks to four-hundred day clocks at rock bottom prices. SUPPLY DEPARTMENT consists of five efficient divisions, S1, S2, S2-MC, S2-SS and S3. If there is a single title to bestow upon these division's many activities and their personal, it could Well be this: service-efficient--capable--and devoted. If you need it-Supply has either got it or will get it for you--that is, if your division can afford it. ENS Carlile D. Crutcher Disbursing Officer ' rr. 'gre' ,vi ww., rg. Q ,2 fb.. CWO-W3 James M. Lalley Commissary Officer CWO-W3 Aubrey E. Swan Commissary Officer Frank McGowan John Fleming Ronald Duytschaver Frank Onida Tommie Lester v Donald Calhoun Rush Dixon E. H. Tolorda Robert Rohde John Metcalf --4 H ,. -, Z...- .. - N. . . . , . ' or ' -I if ' 1 -rs ' ' ' 'r infu se- g k -ez. ,, ,'-gig,

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in lf. In :fl wi iii is ii II .-mf .ferr:'fvf'f'f 5'?fff-11'- fTi'iTfTE1fI .V -Q-15482 'WW 'r+H-'-- ff ' ri ' 'T'- 'W m ' I I , 1 Qifi ,z Q, fl i, li I2 -I i. za -I i I If ever a department was aptly named, this is it. Know- ing about TACONIC,S enviroment and planning what to do about the changes in it, is logically called OPERATIONS. Information gathered from a Wide range of sources-a dispatch from Washington, a coded transmission from SIX ,I 3 , J . EI ,II I I I L I 1 ,. r I Wh, K. I-tflflfgg WS' ,, QMWQL' gf ' DMV? ' Vlll. QW N t gfmgxx t ow- - ' 'TfffwW'Z f xf,g1,3i f Y I x 11ftQN. ZW' fmwffw- LT Edwmd A, Bl-Cadwell FLEET, the seeing .eye of the radar of OI DIVISION, the ig! opemiions omcef various bits and pieces of information from the photo- 'QI graphers and weathermen of OA DIVISION-from all these If OPERATIONS can conduct a daily routlne ln accordance with prevailing conditions. ' If qi 5 I l I X 1 gif? 1 We 'I i f .If - i ,, I f . ,'f'V Cl, H I f l f K X I I I I I - . As modern warefare becomes more vast, more com- I. pllcated, and more encompassing, the duties of this depart- II. ment have lncreased tenfold-the many different depart- giy I ments of a modern ship have definite duties-in the end-if II you don't know what to do with it-give it to OPS! I I E K I I I I I .3 . E I E , , I . I I I I 4 I - l ' I I I 2 I 5 I I I l ENS Jamles Morris I Division Officer r W' M' Dcvls Donald Johnson Wallace Clark Urbain Turgeon Charles Bennett - ' J W H' 'Y' '-- V ' ----'.'-- -Y v '4 '- -. V' In-6.1. tfftrg ME'-'3 i 3 '-me l , ,vs.a34.s.,4.t-an-rave, .111-mann-1i2...,n.11.Q...:a.1..y.x.:A.