Bronstein (DE 1037) - Naval Cruise Book

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AS DIVISION CT05LTCj3M.y1 h ASNE Office? 1 mp Y C2nd from Topy LT fjgj H, Herbst DASH Officer r 1 . f ' - WW f if! ifkfz2Z2zf'f . , fi ,W '1 as ffWw '2 we ff? 5 ' Ji QM' . ig 1 h, ,rf,-ww I Jing Wig? yin 5, ,. , 159,15 ' tif? p mr, 2 1 . iff' g j,',!f Iiftftlfjrf-5FQ'f!fWA ' V! ,X . - 62,5 f f . f -7,400 S. 'f . f Ay fe,wgQd 1 ffff nw V15 ST1 W, L, Skelton Wichita Falls, Tex, AS Division is comprised of Sonarmen, ASROC Gunnersmates, Torpedomen, and DASH personnel. In addition to maintain- ing all their electrical and mechanical equipment, they must be prepared to de- tect, classify, and destroy submarines 'whenever the ne ed might arise. Their enthusiasm and diligence has kept BRONSTEIN's Anti-Submarine Warfare capabilities at an exempliary high status This year marks the third consecutive year that BRONSTEIN has won the ASW A for being the outstanding ASW ship in the squadron. CWO C. Eldredge Sonar Maintenance Officer STCS I. L, Green Mount Alton, Pa.

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LT L, Keith Weapons Officer The high-pitched crack of a three inch gung the staccato beat of a machine gung the all- engulfing roar of a rocket motorg these are the sounds of drama, the noises one always associates with the Weapons Department. But what of the other sounds? The clatter of a paint chipper, the shrill ping of a sonar? These too, are Weapons Department sounds. From the lonely seaman combatting the ever-present rust to the DASH techni- cian readying his bird forflight. The many facets of life in the Weapons Department goes on. To the Sonarmen, ASROC Gunner's Mates, Torpedomen, and DASH personnel, go con- gratulations for the third consecutive year, the A for ASW excellence in the squadron. To the FT's and Gunner's Mates go a well done , for the ship's guns performed more reliably than ever before. To the Boatswain Mates and lst Division personnel goes anoth- er Well done by virtue of long hours and hard work by which the Stein still remains the finest looking ship in the squadron.

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