Valdez (FF 1096) - Naval Cruise Book

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navigation - administration navladmin as its name implies is a multi-faceted department that encompasses several rates and a variety of responsibilities. although its personnel are few in number they are indispensable to the smooth, safe and efficient functioning of the ship and its CFSW . navigation' any time the ship gets underway the quartermasters come into their own as they assist the officer of the deck and the navigator in the safe navigation of the ship. they are responsible for ensuring all required charts and publications are aboard and up-to-date. they man the helm and plot the ship's position during such critical maneuvers as sea details and underway replenishments. they also maintain the official deck log and weather observation log while at sea. ship's office! personnel office these offices are responsible for all of the many administrative and clerical duties that the ship requires. the ship's office handles all official correspondence to and from the command, maintain the master files on all navy and type commander instructions, notices and publishes shipboard instructions, the plan of the week and plan of the day. the personnel office handles the service records for the ship's crew insuring they are correct and up-to-date, this office is also responsible for correspondence courses, re-enlistments, discharges, transfers, and leave. sick bay this indispensable part of any ship is manned by the hospital corpsmen whose' first thought is to prevent iniury or illness aboard but stand ready to provide medical assistance should the need arise. weekly sanitation inspection help keep the ship a healthful place to live and work, while a first-aid training program makes each man better prepared to respond in an emergency. post office the post office provides that essential ingredient of good morale -mail service, that allows families and friends to keep in touch whether at home or overseas. in addition to the distribution and dispatch of mail the postal clerk provides the ship with package handling, money order and registered mail service. ltig thomas g. mclean, va. navigator qmc' charles d. andrews mmc iames w. greer if l if 90059 Creek, S-C. brooksville, fla 3-m coordinator is I WLQMYJEQ1' , ' B... sw . Qisiaeffmf 'Sc N hmc ,C0U9hflf1W0ga, quebec senior medical representative