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Z? COMBA T CARGO 4 Awww WDW 1st Lf. Fi. Caudill f 1 !Z xN x - 'Lx I, ,fifllifib are xv 4 'Q ffl Z2-Z IX :W , 7 The Combat Cargo Officer on an LKA usually ends up as a ship's secretary or legal officer with the distinction of always being the only Marine aboard. Both a movie critic and the butt of many of the wardroom's jokes, lst Lt. Bob Caudill went up to the bridge and became a qualified underway watchstander. However, the true function of a Combat Cargo Officer be- came known with the Keystone Cardinal lifts. Arranging for the swift and smooth operations of these lifts, it was necessary for him to make several flights from Okinawa to Viet Nam., He proved to be a credit to both the UNION and the Corp. in his work and contributed signifi- cantly. to the overall success of the Keystone Cardinal lifts.
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UPPLY DEP RTME T LT R. Emery, SC Supply Officer This cruise was a working one for Supply as it was for the rest of the ship. We found ourselves using many new sources of supply from the new, fully-automated AFS to the AO with its limited supply of fresh provisions. We seldom saw a supply center and often had to use our imagination and ingenuity in seguring the- things we needed. Several of our people tackedon crows, Galantino, Blount, and Ritter all made third class and Cervantes made second class. 5 Supply was not untouched by the beard growing craze as Greer, SHI, Cunningham, SH2, Boyer, SH3, Simonian, SN, and Emery SKS, all sported whiskers for several months. Only Emery and Greer stuck out to the end, however. We will remember many things from this cruise as we go to our seperate duty sta- ' tions but those that will remain foremost in our minds are: 47,928 cans of soda sold, 7735 gallons of milk drunk, 4552 dozen eggs served, S286,606 paid, rainy box splitting inreps, deck sentry and plot board watches, the galley underway, and the rol- ling. sleepless nights we suffered together. I
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