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Engineering Department Division LTJG F BASE Fl lVlPA II ii :Emmy The engineers, Snipes , Black Oil Gang , or whatever name they go by are the backbone of any Naval Ship. They are the unsung heros from below the main deck. They work in the firerooms and engine- rooms on board BUCHANAN. Nl-Division on board BUCHANAN consists of two separate groups, the boilermen and the machinist mates. lt is their job under the leadership of the lVlPA and the chief petty officers to furnish steam for the main engines and generators plus all the housekeeping services. Through sweat, hardwork, and very long hours in temperatures approaching 130 degrees and higher, the engineers of BUCHANAN were able to meet all of these requirements which enabled BUCHANAN to complete her fifth WESTPAC deployment and meet all commitments. During the cruise BUCHANAN steamed a total of 44,000 miles using a total of 3,800,000 gallons of Navy Special Fuel Oil. The fuel oil was taken on during 55 underway replenishments by BUCHANAN's professional Boilermen. During the cruise the crew used 1,896,197 gallons of fresh water and they were never on water hours. This can be attributed to BUCHANAN's proficient machinist mates and their evaporators. As you look back on BUCHANAN's fifth successful WESTPAC cruise you can say the professional engineers made it possible. lip
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