Albany (CA 123) - Naval Cruise Book

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Tws M Z ivMo« G. T. Tyger, MM3 Youngstown, Ohio S. Brock, FN Hamilton, Ohio E. Dick, FN Boston, Mass. J. B. Gibbs, Jr., FN Brooklyn, N. Y. K. E. Varneli, MM3 Abilene, Texas D. D. Caple, FN Ook Hill, W. Va. J. E. Clapham, FA Douglas, Wyoming A. J. Holloway, MMFA San Bernadino, Calif. L. Stang, MM3 Brooklyn, N. Y. G. Woods, MM3 Jefferson, lowo K. Collier, FN Chicogo, III. J. L. Ernest, FN West New York, N. J. J. Holloway, FA Boston, Mass. L. F. Abbot, FM Brooklyn, N. Y. O. N. Casey, MMFN Garland, Texas V. Framer, FN Boston, Mass. J. P. Kane, SN St. Paul, Minn. 73

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% Vw itot A. W. Lavoye, FN Willimantic, Conn. D. R. McToggart, FN Newark, N. J. E. Pica, FN Chicogo, III. T. D. Thron, FN Quincy, III. A. J. Lincoln, FN Providence, R. I. C. F. Miller, FN Orangeville, Penn. W. Schleeter, FN Anchor, III. B. W. Ward, FA Watertown, N. Y. M. M. Larsen, FA Oakland, Calif. E. M. Lord, FN Madison, Wis. R. J. Millets, FN Brooklyn, N. Y. W. P. Arddey, SA Struthers, Ohio J. C. Zaranek. FA Buffalo, N. Y. V. Madden, NN Columbus, Ohio J. A. Odom, FN Beaumont, Texas A. G. Sommers, FA Hickman, Ky. R. A. Zeiter, FN Big Rock, III. 72

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M 1R ' Divi tQK A. P. Bostwick, ENS Cleveland, Ohio • -% D. W. George, MEC Hovertown, Pa. 1 E. C. Rudy, FPC Dorchester, Mass. J. C. Simmons, DCC New Orleans, La. J. L. MacDonald, DO Roxbury, Mass. R. McJunkin, ME1 Lexington, Mass. F. Tobias, FP1 McCarr, Ky. I can ' t blame the men of Repair Division for feeling like martyrs when called upon at two or three in the morning to fix something. Com- posed of Pipefitters, Damage Controlmen and Metalsmiths, their job very often appears quite thankless. However, as proven over and over again, whether at war or during peacetime, the fact that a ship is still afloat is, in many cases, directly attributable to these very men or the instruction that they painstakingly have given to others. Even though this takes into consideration the DCs primarily, the other two rates join hands with them when the chips are down. The Metalsmiths in R Division offer their talents to the whole ship through their Shipf itter ' s Shop, which is al- ways knee-deep in job-orders. The DCs and FP ' s work together in the Carpenter Shop or the Pipe Shop where their specialties are also very much in demand. J. R. Spinner, LTJG Graniteville, Mass. W. G. Veeh, MEC Logan, Kons. R. Wilson, ME1 Tovey, III. R. Bmdshaw, DC2 Newcomerstown, Ohio B. Compton, FP2 Culpepper, Va. 74