US Naval Air Training Center - Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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72 Uiillllll Left: Commander J. C. Phoshep- ney, USN, Commissary Officer for the Naval Air Station, and Officer in Charge of the Cadet Mess, re- ported aboard in April l942, after a tour of duty as Supply Officer aboard the USS Utah, stationed at Pearl l-larbor. l-le is a veteran of 33 years in the Naval Service and has had service ashore and afloat in various capacities. Cutting off those nice juicy steaks for the ' evening meal. f , wwf! in

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71- YXKKTYXXXXX X The Dental Corps, an integral part of the Medical Department, has the task of checking the dental work of every cadet reporting aboard the Naval Air Training Center. This huge task requires the services of a large, well- trained and experienced staff of Dental Officers to administer the proper treatment and to advise cadets on their dental problems. That tense moment when the dentist first looks in your mouth and says, hmmm . ,k rs. X . The Dental Clinic is one of the finest equipped units on the station. The Officers hold a meeting of the safety board. The cadets hold a similar meeting. so f

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rt pi f 1 . T - ei is t l f , 'il N i i, l , , 3 i i i 2 i ' ' i I . l 1 i ' i i , i ' i i I ' l 4 4 l it Y T 1 i i XX it i l N i ill T lj fih ill u it li i, if I it it it li Y .. PA., Through the facilities of the Cadet Mess, the thousands of Aviation Cadets reporting ahoard the Naval Air Training Center are served the finest food: available. All meals are prepared in the galleys, hy Chefs and are served family-style, so that cadets are afforded an opportunity to satisfy their huge appe- tites. The excellent food and fine service at the Cadet Mess has been a great help in maintaining good morale. lr if if M, Q, Chefs inspect and prepare food for those hungry cadets.