Yorktown (CVA 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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100 Personnel follow up an order for one of 60,000 items stored aboard the LADY. Aviation storekeepers can supply parts for any Of the Six aircraft types on board. The sweepers will have new tools. It appears that this will have to be typed once more before the skipper will sign it. So that the print shop Will never Want for paper.

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All hands Turn to, insuring that the Lady's crew of 3000 will have plenty of good chow. Suppl The Supply Department provides materials and services from pencils to parachutes. There are a labyrinth of storerooms, 61 in all with some 60,000 different items contained therein, valued at over iHS3,000,000. The Cooks and Bakers plan the menus, order the provisions, maintain their storerooms, cook, bake, clean the galleys, and see that each man receives his three squares a day, plus night rations, flight rations and plenty of coffee. Assisting the Cooks and Bakers, the Messman and Mess-Decks-Master-at-Arms clean the messhalls, prepare salads, Wash rness gear, and maintain order in the mess halls. The Sales Division renders many morale building services, such as providing the laundry, cobbler, and tailor. The two fountains provide ice cream, cokes, and other snacks. Three ship's stores provide such things as film, flashlights, jewelry, cigarettes, and hundreds of other similar items. The Disbursing personnel hold pay-day bi-monthly. Allotments are registered, claims paid, and money is changed to that kind used in the many ports We visit. A The versatile men of the Wardroom Division maintain the Wardroom, Officeris galley, Pantry, and Staterooms-Call 97 of them plus five bunkroomsl. Additionally they prepare and serve the meals for all the officers of the LADY. COMMANDER LEONARD E. SHEA, U.S.N. SUPPLY OFFICER s-Q.--F

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is if WX S-1 DIVISION Front row: Juon Gallardom, Tony Morille, Alton Rountree, Fred Howe, Jay Wood, Joseph Chiodo, Charles Layman, Denton Frazier, Donald Pickard, Marvin White. Second row: Ervin Martens, Lester Politte, Robert Kelley, James Fletcher, Thomas Ward, Bobby Willis, James Lawrence, Bobby Mitchell, Michael Wendling. Third row: Henry Morris, Frank Guevara, Donald Desilva, Andrew Satra, Andy Bean, Joseph Millard, Robert Bloom, Norman Walker, George Fant, Bing Choy. A I S-1 DIVISION M ll LTJG Conrad Harper LT Donald Searles Front row: Lanier Clark, Eugene Rinehart, William a oy, . , , LT Gerald Goldstein, LTJG Adelburt Balunek, Lonnie Mannig, Delbert Gregg, Walter Massey. Second row: Thomas Muessig, James Murphy, Larry Gainey, Roe Mansell, Gerald Rogers, Gary Frost, Charles Goodin, George Osteen, Clearence Conaway, William Owens. Third row: Orloan Jones, John Matz, Roy Powell, Jimmy Bruce, William Thomas, Gene Thorn, John Cable, Charles Emmerson, William Schonberger, William T homure.