Authentic RARE Enlisted Navy Serving Trays or Serving Platters used by the Navy's Cooks with USN on the bottom- The Pirates Lair 800-326-5051

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U.S. Navy Enlisted LARGE ALUMINUM SERVING TRAY OR SERVING PLATTER
with stamped USN on bottom
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U.S. Navy Serving Tray or Serving Platter is a standard navy enlisted Serving Platter used aboard both ship and shore Mess Deck or Navy Mess Hall Facilities and Units.

The bottom of these aluminum navy serving trays are marked USN for United States Navy.

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Standard Issue Navy Serving Trays used in preparing food for the enlisted ranks from seaman, petty officer to chief petty officer aboard ship and shore mess decks and galleys. The typical enlisted ladles consisted of graniteware, enamelware, aluminum and stainless steel used for breakfast, lunch and dinner for milk, water and the infamous bug juice.