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Section 0719: Logistics Staff

Regulations for the Navy Part ICentral Regulations · 1957

Sailors. (1) The Logistics officer shall have under his control all Writer, Stores, Cook and Steward sailors borne, except those forming part of the Admiral’s retinue. While the Logistics officer shall have the over all responsibility, all logistics sailors shall be primarily responsible for the physical custody, receipt and issue of stores placed under their charge. For authority to delegate the responsibility for store’s to leading ranks and above see Article 294, Naval Storekeeping Manual (INBR 12). The sailors detailed for duty with the logistics department shall also work under his supervision.

(2) He is responsible that cook (o) and steward sailors are allocated to the officer’s mess and to particular duties to the best advantage, and although these sailors shall come under the immediate control of the President of the Mess, the Logistics officer shall exercise general supervision to ensure that they carry out their in accordance with the orders in force. He or his representative (e.g., the Logistics divisional officer) shall be consulted in all questions about the routine of these sailors and of any matter of importance connected with their work.

0720. Logistics Duties in Ships without a Logistics Officer. Where no Logistics officer is borne the Commanding officer shall depute any other commissioned officer to perform logistics duties.

CHAPTER 8 THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Section Regulations I. Organisation 0801 II. Instructions to Medical Officers 0802-0835 III. Instructions to Dental Officers 0836-0840 IV. Instructions to Nursing Officers 0841-0843 V Instructions to Special Duties List Officers (Medical) and Medical Assistants 0844-0847 VI. General 0848-0856 SECTION I – ORGANISATION

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ActRegulations for the Navy Part I
Section0719
Marginal noteLogistics Staff
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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