Bremerton (CA 130) - Naval Cruise Book

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ef- f f Q5 Z smith, r. l. truiillo, m. s. wood, i . e. wright, e. w. sa bm2 gm3 sn lemire, r. g. adams, d. a. allen, f. r. arnold, c. l. atkins, h. r. bailey, w. k. baumgaertel, l. bradley, e. l. burris, r. r. byrcl, b. n. carr, g. e. iii, carter, e. chadwick, i. n. clark, a. a. ir. cole, w. t. colvin, h. l. crawford, d. r., dobbs, b. o., garrett, c. e., greene, i. m. harer, i. l. hines, g. d. isbell, r. w. iohns, r. a., iohnson, p. d. kirkland, l. r. longley, o. v. martinez, b. n. mcdraken, i. e. nicholas, d. l. pudder, I. e. reyes, f. r. roberts, d. I. rogers, w. a. schlicher, i. d. gmc sa sn sn sn sa d. bm3 sa sn sn sn sa sn gm3 sn SG sn Sd sn Sll SI1 gm! sa sn sa sa gm3 sn Sll sn SDI Sh Sh SG SC not shown smith, f. d gannon, t. williams, r.

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SI1 sn Sh SI1 SC SG sn clark, w. g. curtin, e. f. delvaux, a. e. gaylef c. I. iohnson, r. l. kearn, r. w. klatt, g. r. martinez, g. k. mc bride, i. g. mc innes, w. g. mc intosh, i. g. mc neeley, m. f. miller, n. i. mosqueda, b. mohrbacher, d. c moran, I. noyd, i. page, I. a. polley, i. c. prchal, c. h. pritchett, w. I. pritchett, c. r. reffilt, r. r. sabins, c. r. spicer, I. summerfield, m. tate, i. r. white, r. h. williams, c. e. widgerter, i. i. sn gm3 sn sn sn sn sa sa gm3 sn bm3 sn sn sn sn SU bmsn sn sn sa sn sn gm2 sn sn sa gm3 bm3 gm3 sn A one...and a two...and a three... This can be heard during the early morning or mid-afternoon on the starboard quarterdeck. lt must be kept sparkling clean and Fifth Division personnel take great pride in keeping the ceremonial quarterdeck as white as ivory. Along with keeping the quarterdeck ship shape, they also man Number One Motor Whaleboat, and during re- plenishing and refueling they man the quarterdeck lines. When general guarters or IAA is sounded, they man all starboard five-inch batteries. During gunnery exercises in Singapore, mounts Sl and 55 added hashmarks to the coveted E they had won previously for two consecutive years. The 50 men, gunner's mates and boatswain's mates, are under the supervision of LTJG M. G. LaFave and ENS R. E. Tietz. Sd. not shown wilkerson, c. bmc ruark, b. g. sa bryson, c. m. sn guzmon, h. r. sn smith, I. d. sn sullivan, r. n. sn ferrar, r. b. gm3 eady, i. n. sn martinez, g. k. sn reckner r f

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ens g. l. bowman, division officer ig Y 'K' ens h. d. cravens, transfered FE. E iff vas x,,. 7' I AM Now Sixth Division stand by to receive water barge. The word is passed and soon the men are on their stations working like a precision team. This is one of the many iobs handled by the 42 men of Sixth Division. Headed by ENS G. L. Bowman, they are responsible for the upkeep and cleanliness of the center part of the ship. But their iob doesn't stop with that. They also have the responsibility for the upkeep of the 0H'icers' motor boat and the incinerator room. The I7 gunner's mates in the division take charge of the ship's port side three-inch mounts.