Chapter 1 Organization and Security

• Naval Supply Systems Command
• Supply Department Afloat
• Figure 1-1.—Typical supply department on a ship with a Supply Corps officer.
• Organization of a Large Fleet Ship
• Security of Supply Department Spaces
• Security Space Groupings
• The ROM System Security
• Duplicate Keys
• Security After Working Hours
• Additional Security

Chapter 2 Operation of the Sales Outlets

• Precommissioned Ships
• Figure 2-1.—Purpose of the ship’s store.
• Assigning  Responsibilities
• Operation of the Retail Store
• Service-Type  Ships
• Policy Signs
• Attractive
• Correlated
• Pricing Policies
• Prices to Other Military Activities
• Cash Registers
• Cash Transactions
• Putting Money in the Register
• Cash Register Malfuctions
• Figure 2-6.—Overring/Refund Voucher, NAVSUP Form 972 (for refunds).
• Figure 2-7.—Overring/RefundVoucher, NAVSUP Form 972 (for overrings).
• Special-Type Sales
• Traveler’s Checks
• Cash Collections
• Moneybags
• Accounting for Cash
• Cash Register Record
• Security
• Inventory
• Sanitation and Cleanliness
• Vending Machine Cash Collections
• Locked Money Boxes
• Vending Machines in Combined Responsibility   Operations
• Servicing the Vending Machines
• Vending Machine Sanitation
• Amusement Machines
• Snack Bar
• Retail Snack Bar Items

Chapter 3 Stowage

• Range of Responsibilities
• Maintaining Financial Accountability
• Figure 3-2.—The bulk storeroom custodian accepting receipts.
• Security Controls
• Figure 3-3.—Bulk storeroom security evaluation sheet.
• Figure 3-3.—Bulk storeroom security evaluation sheet—Continued.
• Figure 3-4.-Spot  check inventories
• Fundamentals of Good Stowage
• Figure 3-5. Tax-Free Cigarette Inventory, NAVSUP Form 1234
• Safety
• Markings of Stock
• Storeroom Maintenance
• Ventilation  and  Humidity  Control
• Special Stowage of Ship's Store Stock
• Candy

Chapter 4 Barbershop Service

• Barbershop Personnel
• Scheduling Appointments
• Personal Hygiene
• Sanitizing
• Sanitary Practices
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Chapter 5 The Ship's Laundry

• Laundry Personnel
• Other Laundry Personnel
• Equipment Maintenance Log
• Figure 5-3.—Laundry equipment maintenance log.
• Stowage and Handling of Laundry Supplies
• Handling Two-Shot Detergent
• Processing Laundry
• Handling Lots
• Identifying Individual Lots
• Steps in Identifying Individual Lots
• Ribbon-Type Laundry Marking Machines
• Ships Without Laundry Marking Machines
• Water Soluble Soils
• Laundry Detergent
• Figure 5-10.—Navy wash formula I.
• Figure 5-11.-Navy wash formula II.
• Figure 5-12.—Navy wash formula III.
• Washer Extractors
• Figure 5-13.—List of washer extractors used
• Figure 5-14.-100 pound washer extractor basic parts
• Description of the Prorgammer
• Program Chart
• Safety Features
• Automatic Operation
• Manual Operation
• Figure 5-20.-Milnor washer extractor, 60 pound.
• Figure 5-21.—Milnor controls and indicators
• Safety Features
• Maintenance of the Shipboard Washer Extractors
• Tumbler Dryer
• Controls and Indicators
• Figure 5-25.—Tumbler dryer controls and indicators.
• Lint Traps
• Figure 5-28.-Secondary lint trap installation.
• Tumbler Dryer Fires
• Drying Techniques
• General Maintenance
• Safety Precautions
• Operation of the Flatwork Ironer
• Figure 5-31.-Laundry personnel using the flatwork ironer.
• Laundry Pressing and Finishing
• Laundry Press
• Press Layouts
• Figure 5-35.-Several single operator stations.
• Operation of the Laundry Press
• Cleaning Press Heads
• Press Lays
• Figure 5-37.-Lays for pressing shirts (lays 1 through 6).
• Figure 5-38.-Lays for shirts (lays 7 through 13).
• Figure 5-39.-Lays for shirts (lays 14 through 15).
• Figure 5-40.-Press lays for trousers (lays 1 through 6).
• Figure 5-41.-Lays for trousers (lays 7 through 12).
• Assembly and Issue
• Assembly of Bulk Lots
• Claims for Damaged or Lost Clothing

Chapter 6 The Dry-Cleaning Operation

• Dry-Cleaning Standards
• Receiving and Identifying
• Classifying
• Health Hazards
• Stowage of the Dry-Cleaning Solvent
• Sanitation
• Figure 6-4. Dry-Cleaning Press
• Dry-Cleaning Presses
• Trouser Tops
• Trouser Legs
• Figure 6-7.-Lays 1 thrugh 6 for pressing uniform coats.
• Figure 6-8.-Lays 7, 11, and 13 for pressing uniform coats.
• Enlisted Men’s Trousers
• Figure 6-9.-Lays for pressing enlisted men’s trousers.
• Controls and Indicators
• Loading the Steam Air Finisher
• Figure 6-13.—Steam air finisher controls and indicators.
• Figure  6-14.——Automatic  pants  topper.
• Maintenance of Dry-Cleaning Presses
• Table  6-2.—Basic  Stain  Groups
• Spotting Tools and Equipment
• Sleeveboard
• Identifying Spots and Stains
• Table  6-3.—Chemicals  Used  in  Spotting
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• Table 6-4.—Spot and Stain Removal Chart
• Table  6-4.—Spot  and  Stain  Removal  Chart—Continued
• Table  6-4.—Spot  and  Stain  Removal  Chart—Continued
• Spotting Formulas

Appendix 1 Glossary

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Appendix 2 Standards of Conduct

• Policies Governing the Conduct of Naval Personnel
• Dealing with Business and Industry Representatives
• Regulations Governing the Conduct of Naval Personnel
• Assignment of Reserve Personnel for Training
• Receipts in Connection with Official Travel
• Use of Civilian and Military Titles or Position in Connection with Commercial  Enterprise
• Responsibilities for Actions

Appendix 3, References

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