Berkeley (DDG 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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Lt. I0l'1i'l Lien, QMC P. Knapp Navigator The Navigation Department onboard the BERKELEY is more than the name implies. The Navigation Department is composed of a wide variety of rates. Each rate is tasked with jobs which are important to the crew's safety and welfare, both at sea and inport. Quartermasters are charged with the responsibility of ensuring the ship travels from port to port safely. They continually fix the sh'ip's position at sea around the clock to ensure BERKELEY safely sails her intended course. The ship's heavy administrative and personnel burden is carried by the yeomen and personnelmen. Hospital corpsmen man the ship's Sickbay to tend to routine aches and pains and are even equipped, if necessary, to perform emergency surgery. ln addition, the ship's post office provides complete postal service- v for the crew and keeps those welcome letters from home coming. L-R: HMC 1. Avery, Senior Enlisted Advisor, HlVl 3 P. Demonch, YNSN K. Baier, YN 3 T. Boe, EIVICS B. jones, 3 M Coordinator YNSN L Bistricky, PN 2 F. Taganas, PC 3 N. Ruff, PN l P. West, YN l 1. Dunlap. A-' X'-.. by-5 'NNN . .,.. . P if 14 lggrf Q N 2 NX N x ,., fx .- ' diss X ' I , W