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RADIO CITY NEWS
NO MORE SANDWICHES. An alert and conscientious Chief made chow for the watch
standers a matter of hot, balanced meals rather than the usual sandwich fare*
By purchasing a standard stock item, CSC W. H. Williams provides the same ex
cellent food served in the Mess Hall, to every man on watch. The item is a
Food Container Vacum STI number 9G 7330 205 2734 ^-$210.00 a unit capacity
of eleven gallons of food, hot or cold. Each container incorporates four in
dividual food pots. Locally, fabricated metal boxes are used for food-trays,
table ware, etc., to supplement the vacums. All items are stainless steel,
very durable and* easily cleaned. Four units are in use now to feed seventy
men. Transportation headackes, chow reliefs and/or reduced manning problems
plus SANDWISH MONOTONY are all relieved by this fine service.
DEFENSE FORGE EXERCISE. Daring the period 12 through 14 September 1962, the
Naval Communication Station conducted a Defense Force Exercise. On the 12th and
13th of September the first and second defense platoons, consisting of Marine &
Navy personnel prepared their positions at their respective defense sectors while
the other departments prepared for the inevitable onslaught by the agressors*
The morning of the 14th of September the agressors, Marine Barracks with some
integrated Navy personnel, commenced their intensive attack. For an hour and a
half both sides fought stubbornly to either gain or hold their vital objectives.
Upon the conclusion of the exercise it was not officially determined as to which
side achieved their mission, but the Defense Force Commander feels that his force
did an excellent job and that the aggressors were not wholly successful in their
assigned missions. With both sides realizing their weak points, the next oper
ation should prove to be a much improved defensive and offensive•battle of wits.
JOSE SLAVITCZ SEZ - A good radio operator copies exactly what is sent, but a
real hot ratio operator Copies what the transmitting operator thinks he is send
in£* (continued on page 11)