Bordelon (DDR 881) - Naval Cruise Book

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MW SECOND DIVISION Responsible for the operation and X '? f maintenance of the ship's guns and gun- Iiii I , fire control system, Second Division can g rightly feel they played a major part in success of her combat operations. The . FTG1 J. R. GMG1 R' M. around-the-clock firing put a heavy strain Clark Matthews on the guns, often keeping the gun repair team, led by Chief Teague and Chappell, M 0 working long into the night repairing 4 M ,A casualties. Mount Captains Reeves, Beeson, J. if McCord, and Boykin effectively trained I' their non-Weapons Department mount ' personnel and always put the bullets out when needed. Second Division FT's, in port Q and starboard watches almost the entire I If xi I combat zone deployment, accurately con- FTG2 R. A. GMG3 F. R. trolled the fire of the battery and main- TaY10f B0Ykin tained their equipment in a high state of ' readiness. I I ' 1 I .2 ,il1.,i,. 4 Q ,fi GMG3 G. I. FTG3 R. A. Fredrickson Redinger l b V, ,,,, 6 it 5 'A Q st to , 1' . ,,.t , l ,gg Pres H. F. SNJ. F. SN K, D, Swanson I-Iughbanks Raulel-gon 6 ,, hi X FTG2 L. W, Lewis , X , ,.Z,..,. 1 ,LV 7, f ' Wa 40 af 1 ' I ,, 1 FTG3 D. N. Byrne .Ny GMG3 J. A. Reeves r SN E. A. Thomas Rauleison and Long swab out a battle scarred barrel GMG3's Fredrickson and McCord 16 beautify the after magazine.

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