Barranger added that other potential sites are being researched to expand the program. In addition to the obvious benefits of learning, Sailors can also earn Navy Enlisted Classifications and college credits from these courses. Barranger said the response has been overwhelming. They're asking for more training courses for the general mess that they can take back to their command to improve the quality of the product they're able to provide. If we bring back one thing we learn here to the command, it makes a big difference.
People eat with their eyes so things like garnishing can really make a difference.
Having the class here is excellent. I don't have to worry about having someone take care of my house. I can just come up here for class every day. Story by JO1 Ronald Schafer, Norfolk-based photojournalist for All Hands. The following questions are from an all hands call at the Defense Information School, Ft.