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A DIVISION N itil lk? tilt K-wma 'S Nj iq 5 3 EQ I gt-K Qc tis E3 XYM 'Wt ' WK l was at MM3 Collard and shipmates from other divisions enjoy a fun mo- ment off the ship. Auxiliaries Division worked in the background throughout the deployment to keep equipment in every t f th par o e ship operating to support the ship and the crew. From the steering gear aft to the anchor windlass forward, the Machinist Mate's and Enginemen owned equipment that many crew members had nevereven seen. Others areas of responsibility were the air conditioning and heating systems, hot water heaters, and emergency power supplies. The most visible requirement for 'A' Gang was the maintenance of the ship's boats. When others were on liberty enjoying Italian wine or a French dinner, the men of Auxiliaries Division were working diligently to provide service to the crew. MM2 J. Keith Fiainey MM2 Roger Spainhower MM3 Joseph Collard MM3 Neil Frantz 58
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