Berkeley (DDG 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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er. i i' 1 ti ,l fir? 52? E K4 7 H A 3, Fl has equipment responsibilities in every -space aboard ship. The men of A 8t Fl have a wide variety of skills to fulfill their responsibilities. The interior Communications Technicians, Auxiliary- men, Enginemen, Hull Technicians and Electricians are constantly at work to keep BERKELEY functioning. From telephones to gyros, from air-conditioning and refrigeration to boat engines, welding to DC equipment, from lighting to movies, Aa Fl Division keeps the equipment running. ln addition to extensive maintenance requirements, personnel must stand gyro, switchboard, or DC CentrallSounding and Security watches. ENS D. Kissinger DCA EMCM N. Chiappi EMC J. Welch HT1 R, Ingram EM1 C. Napier HT2 R. Brumbaugh ElVl2 L. Castro HT2 M- Collins EM2 F Datugan lC2 F Pilgrim EM3 R. Bacho EM3 B. Frost IC3 M. Curry IC3 R. Larson

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BT3 R. Turi BT3 R. Vasherault BT3 R. Waddell BT3 D. Young BTFN J. Cook BTFN D. Fehrenbagmr 'bs BTFN G. Kandizora BTFN J. Mauro FN R. Roseli BTFA L. Hemmings-rRBTFN S. Monday RRFA F. Pleyo X 1 1

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IC3 A. McApes IC3 M. Sanderson X Fo ' X V IC3 D. Taylor BM3 D. Votaw MRFN L. Balderas DEMFN M. Bavuso HTFN R. Delise ICFA D. Lynn HTFN G. Maher HTFA M. Cook HTFA L. Danielson HTFA G. Hess HTFA E. Jones FA R. Perez