Valley Forge (CV 45) - Naval Cruise Book

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And here are jobs that are rarely seen, thought of or appreciated except by those men in the jobs, the butchers, bakers and mess cooks. These men are up and toiling away at their jobs even while the earliest dawn launch pilot is still snoozing away and many of them are still working even after we've all hit our sacks after a hard day. 4 The results of their labor, the food and pastries on our table, are taken for granted by most, but if they were all to quit, just one day or night, it Wouldn't take long for their absence to be brought to our attention!