Antietam (CVA 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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Engineering Department We had rambling wrecks from Navy Techs, but they could- notbe helluva Engineers. They were responsible for a physi- cal life - the ship's. They saw to it that the pulsating arteries carrying the energy of water, steam and electricity flowed evenly so that every call for speed and power was answered. Constant inspections insured a sound heart for a fast moving lady whose job was to get planes in the air. The Snipes may have lacked the glamor of the airdales , but they commanded respect for work well done. Z x Dm l X . . X Q l O: f J no Q 1 Discussing Engineering Problems in the Log Room. f f X ,T Ni N Wf .. -T Xl Z. L X x x X X X 1' X xx X X X fff X wig Q 2' I Ejyyxsg P X I ggi X X N X X '-ZZ' or s I i Machinist running lathe ini Machine Shop, 'X Performing duties in fi Fire Room. X

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XX' x-A in Q' W 5 C57 Captain Mitchell congratulates 1st Lt. Galliher USMC upon receiving the Bronze Star for bravery in Korea. Below: Runnerups for the Cap- tain's Cupr 1 Right Top: At Battle Station during General Quarters. Right Bottom: An-mounted mar- ine. E 4.1

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R r, Y 5. I i r Inter commumcauons control room. 1 Tool issue room., Electricians working on burned out motor in repair r shop. Personnel in the evaporator plant. l 'R Q 1? . . . - - h- ,n Talking it over in ,,A,, Division Office. Shlnmg brass on compressor m the 1ce mac 1nery plant. -lg V r 1 1 v W i i i i 1 I l i I 1