US Naval Hospital Corps School - Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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'fra fr STD, si B 1 Nm-V I R . t LIEUTENANT FRED E. LIEDTKE, MSC, USN Security Officer SECURITY AND MASTER AT ARMS DIVISION The Security and Master at Arms Division of U. S. Naval Hospital, San Diego, is divided into three branches: the Ad- ministrative Branch, the Master at Arms Branch, and the Fire Protection Branch. The Master at Arms Branch is also divided into three sections: Inside, Outside and Quarters Master at Arms. The Security Officer is responsible for the security of all the hospital's grounds and buildings and the safekeeping of all government property located within the area. He is also held responsible for the efficient operation of the Fire Department, and for the management and operation of the male Hospital Corps Quarters. The Administrative Branch of the Security Office makes all investigations and prepares reports on the results of those investigations for forwarding to the Legal Office and the Commanding Officer. The Inside Master at Arms is responsible for maintaining good order and discipline, and he enforces compliance with Navy Regulations and observance of Naval Customs by patient and staff personnel. The Outside Master at Arms is required to maintain ade- quate records of patients in the Rehabilitation Program, and to assign patients to details as approved by the Executive Officer. He is also required to assist the Inside Chief Master at Arms in maintaining good order and discipline on the Station. The Quarters Master at Arms administers the billeting of staff Hospital Corpsmen, supervises the cleaning and upkeep of the Hospital Corps Quarters and maintains order in the Quarters. The Fire Protection Branch, under the Fire Chief, is re- sponsible for fire prevention, fire fighting and periodical inspections of the entire compound to detect and eliminate fire hazards. . Ensign James O. Bryan, MSCg Carla E. Harven, Csecretarylg Lieut Liedtke.

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'UQ' .f !! ,f . 1- re ' VhmVV ' I I56 C ... MESSAGE CENTER - Left to right: I. H. Moore, HM3g W. G. Gates, REHABILITATION AND OUTSIDE RIAA Y Left lo right: P. Vvyc- HM3g R. H. Peterson, HN, Penny A. Barte Csupervisorl. koczki, HMC, R. B. Stanich, HMI. Bw .RN PHYSICAL EXAMINATION CENTER AND INDUSTRIAL HEALTH PHYSICAL EXAMINATION CENTER AND INDUSTRIAL HEALTH OFFICE: Lieut. Vernon A. Burkhart, MC. OFFICE-Left L0 righl: J. C. Hoekstra, HN, H. S. Swain. HN, M. W. Moore, HMI CWD, A. L. Pumilia, HN, O. F. Townsend, HMC. MEDICAL L1BRARIANg Sherrill E, MCMi11ian. OPERATING PHOTOSTAT MACHINE: D. F. Davis, HM3.

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,E I58 SECURITY PERSONNEL - Left to right: Ensign Bryan MSC, Assistant Security Officer, C. L. Stonecypher, HN, K. M. McDaniel, HM1g P. J. Drdul, I-IN, C. L. Blind, HNQ Carla Hawen, fcivilianlg E. L. Whitley, HMI, F. L. Truman, Ir., HMC QSSM Lieut. Liedtke, MSC. .Xi SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - Left to right: E. L. Whnley HMI K. A. McDaniel, HMI, F. L. Truman, HMC. INSIDE INIASTER-AT-ARIVIS: Carlisle, HM2g H. L Postel HNI3 INSIDE MASTER AT ARIIIS C E Ludwiclx HIVIC H L Postel F. L. Garner, HMB, C. E. Ludwick, HMC. HM-3