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WILLIAMS' INC.
Captain G. R. GREELEY, Commanding Offic
er, NAVCOMMSTA,'thought he had vision
trouble when:reading a letter of com
mendation at last week's Personnel In
spection. The first three names he read
were: WILLIAMS, D.K., LTJG, SC, USER.;
WILLIAMS, W« N,, CSC, USN and WILLIAMS,
R.E. CS1, USN. The letter is in appre
ciation of the combined efforts of the
COMMSTA General Mess crew who helped
make it possible for NAVSTA Adak Gener
al Mess to be chosen to represent the
17th Naval District in the Navy-wide
NEY awards competition. Sharing the
honors in this multiple presentation :
PHILLIPS, R.E.. CS1, USN and YENTZER, R.
CS2, USN, also of NAVCOMMSTA general
mess.
The officers and. crew of COMMSTA are
well aware of the effort and hard workJ
it takes to have the good food and food
service that exists at Radio City. In
addition to the letter of commendation,
the rest of us would like to add our
Wwll Done. The results of the, competi
tion aren't in yet, but even if our gen
eral mess doesn't win first place navy
wide, the crew of the galley can rest
assured that they get 'the blue ribbon
from the officers and crew of COMMSTA.
ANOTHER FOUR
On 24 April 1962, WATKINS, Jim R., CTCM
P-1 was sworn in by Captain GREELEY ,
Commanding Officer, NAVCQMM8TA Adak* to
serve in the U.S. Navy for four years.
WATKINS reported aboard this command on
22 August 1961 and is assigned as Oper
ations Chief of the Navy Security Group
Department. (I have heard it rumored
that Chief Watkins is thinking serious
ly about making a career out of the
Navy!)
ADIOS
We bid a fond farewell to the following
shipnates who have been transferred re
cently: (continued next column)
KUYPER, David A., M3, departed COMMSTA
for duty at NAVFAC,-Centerville,Ferndale,
sunny California. •
KNISLEY, Ronald L., CTSN1s next duty sta
tion will be in the beautiful land of the.
cherry blossoms, Specifically: NAVSSCGRU
ACTY KAMI SEYA, JaparuLucky boy!!!!
THINGS I'VE HEARD...By "Stores"
Charlie PUGH, CTC, had-two suits of khaki
that he wanted to unload(pardon me..sell)
He told everyone interested that the un
iforms were a different size...depending
on the size of the prospective mark...
I menu customer. The guy that finally
bought them (under the impression that
they were size 39!) drove the Navy Ex
change tailors out of their minds trying
to remove several yards of extra cloth
and still come with something that look
ed like a uniform. Can't you see Charlie
Pugh in a size 39 uniform? His diapers
were probably larger than that! ( Want a
blue suit.turn on the blue light)
L VoU HAVt To Do <S f
TMt PA tJ> r s AJO 0 3 u-e Vt: $ A lITT^G/
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