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2,  Logistic  Support  and  Financial  Control, NAVEDTRA   287-02-45-81,   covers   financial control  and  logistic  support  in  detail. DAILY  OFFICE  ROUTINE Receptionist duties are discussed in detail in chapters 5 and 6 of RP 3 & 2, module 1, Personnel Support,  NAVEDTRA   287-01-45-82.   Several specific  duties  are  addressed  in  this  section  as responsibilities  that  pertain  to  all  RPs. Facilities  Usage  Schedule One responsibility of the RP is to maintain a facilities usage schedule. This schedule is main- tained to ensure that scheduling conflicts do not occur.   Since   facilities   used   by   the   Command Religious Program are available to all command personnel and their dependents, these facilities are much in demand. Use of the facilities is usually granted   on   a   first-come-first-served   basis. Although   some   events   will   necessarily   take priority,  arrangements  for  special  religious  ser- vices  and  observances  should  be  made  well  in advance.  It  is  the  duty  of  the  RP  to  maintain  a record  of  all  activities  scheduled  in  the  CRP facilities.  Figure  3-1  shows  a  typical  chapel facilities  usage  schedule  for  1  month. Watch Log and Master Locator  Board The logbook is used by the duty RP to record daily  happenings  during  the  operation  of  the office  of  the  chaplain.  Such  events  as  the  daily worship   services,   visitors   to   the   office,   and important  or  emergency  message  traffic  are  but a  few  of  the  items  that  may  be  logged.  The command   chaplain   will   provide   additional guidance  in  this  area. Maintenance  of  the  master  locator  board  is very  important.  Since  the  chaplain  must  be Figure 3-1.—Chapel facilities usage schedule. 3-5

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