Albany (CA 123) - Naval Cruise Book

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ffiffi ? ' Division, W. Payne, SN Indianapolis, Ind. C. Seddon, SN Elkhorn, W. Va. R. Sipple, SN Medina, N. Y. J. Tomichek, SN Detroit, Mich. R. Plassmeyer, SN Kansas City, Mo. J. Seph, SN Pottsville, Pa. W. Stanley, SN Wenhem, Mass. L. Wogner, SN Bradford, Po. J. O ' Holloran, SN Roxbury, Mass. j. Roberson, SN Benton, III. R. Sharp, SN Perryton, Texas E. Stone, SN Louisville, Ky. R. Russo, SN New York, N. Y. R. Shaver, SN Gallipolis, Ohio M. Tackett, SN Russell, Ky. D. Wisinski, SN Erie, Pa. D. Winters, SN Wellsburg, W. Va. 54

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? VioUtott G. Henner, SN Rochester, N. Y. L. Kolinski, SN Wilkes Barre, Po. G. Matthews, SN Wayne, Mich. R. Moen, SN St. Paul, Minn. J. Householder, SN Minerva, Ohio T. Merritt, SA Lithonia, Ga. D. McHugh, SN Lowell, Mass. R. Morrison, SN Bridgetown, N. J. ft J. Grenon, SN Londonderry, N. H. D. Hunt, SA Rensselaer, N. Y. L. Lynch, SN Woodside, N. Y. K. Miller, SN Greensboro, N. C. jl tWM G. Myers, SN St. John, Mich. R. Kleis, SN Cleveland, Ohio R. Marcoux, SN Wilsonville, Conn. L. Miller, SN Bluefield, W. Va. R. Newton, SN Dearborn, Mich. 53

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M Sift Z ivUc t B. Tollent, CHBOS ' N Chicago, III. Jflri M. Salazar, BMC Kansas City, Kans. A. Scholl, BM1 Pomona Park, Fla. D. Hayes, BM2 Shrewsbury, Mass. G. Smith, BM2 Toccoa, Ga. J. Boisse, SN Biddeford, Me. R. Bunke, SN Cincinnati, Ohio The BM Division is a combination of yeomen, side-cleaners, sail- makers and the brains behind the Deck Force of the ship. The Ship ' s Boatswain, under the First Lieutenant, and the Chief of the Ship, super- vise and provide the technical assistance in all phases of deck seaman- ship. The Sail-Locker has produced awnings which other ships have found it necessary to request from shipyards; it goes without saying that any- thing made from canvas on the ship is a product of the men in the Sail Locker. So our sides will not sport seven different shades of gray, the Paint Locker parcels out a standard mixture. At the Boatswain ' s Locker, we draw our manila, small stuff, shot line and many other things. The side-cleaners are just what the name indicates. They are drawn from the first seven deck divisions and for a period of from three to six months they become a part of BM Division. The yeomen in the Gunnery Office are attached to the division. So, motley a crew as it may seem, they operate efficiently thereby inducing a smoothly operating Deck Force. N. Freeman, BMC Hamlet, N. C. A. Loughridge, BM3 Key West, Fla. D. Carter, YNR3 Perrysburg, Ohio • f i£ E. Kochel, Jr., SN Birdsboro, Pa. F. Basalyga, SN Scranton, Pa.