Arneb (AKA 56) - Naval Cruise Book

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,I 4 1 .1 9 hi-4 5 1 3 hp- gn-can-lv lvb ff- L.T W. R. CURTIS FIRST LIEUTENANT LTJG M. BACHA Sl-llP'S BOATSWAIN DECK DEPARTMENT Most men work on the deck force at some time during their tour in the Navy. A boatswain's mate will tell you the deck is the mainstay of the Navy, Cargo handling, landing craft, anchoring, mooring, towing . . . all come under the responsibility of the men in Deck Department. New seamen are continu- ally being trained, since a ship is always in need of J more good seamen. 5 i FIR T I dy A i 6 I

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LTJG D. W. STURGEON NAVIGATOR N DIVISION-Cl. TO RD-FRONT ROW-K. L. BEAMER. LTJG D. W . STURGEON, F. COSEM . SECOND ROW-D. S . ' THOMPSON, I.. P. MINAOAPELLI, K. A. ROOKWOOD. R. W. RHODES , P. R. BROUILLETTE. X X 2 2 NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT NAVI '- wr' 'Q -x Navigation is naturally a big res- ponsibility on any ship, regardless of its size and destination. The primary navigational responsibility is the safe piloting and maneuvering of the ship. Underway, navigators plot the ship's position against the desired course, and evaluate local weather conditions Hundreds of charts must be continu- ally kept up to date by the Depart- ment, all adding up to a big job. 5. Q XX Q N -........l. -ini? L GHTOR A f f 'R x x - ' .ws ' . iw f 5. . 4. nf im' gf' il 'gp I 4,..,. ,f N Q s.,4 1 it f 'V A Xl X s ARNEB'S POSITION

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DIVISIO FIRST DIVISION-fLTORD-KNEELING-M.M. SCHLAR- BAUIVI, L. J. CASABONA, D. A. HEDMAN, E. J. GIL- BERT, J.E. REID, R.B. SAVAGE. BENCH-E E BUTCI-IER, I-I. R. SCHNACKER, ENS. D. C. IVICLALIGH- LIN, LTJG Nl. BACHA, T. R. NAPIER, J. N. HULBEN STANDING-E. HUNTER, R. J. STEVENS, IVI. J. BAG- wEI.I.,R.W.BEATTY, D. E. THOMAS, N. L. PIERCE P.IVl.GUY, ..l.B.WII.I.Is, V.L.BARuI.I.I, J.A SKINNER, D. E. LARSEN, C. O. FARLEY. V if ENS D. C. MCLAUGHLIN ' f ' .ff ' 1. K I. .r MAC AND HIS IvIEN WITH MT. EREBUS IN TI-IE BACKGROUND.