Cape St George (CG 71) - Naval Cruise Book

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I ENCS(SW) Jeffrey Ager ! ENl(SW) James Gardner II EN3 Christopher Burgess EN3 Seth Heminger FA Theo Borbor EN FA Jeremy I ' iftnun A Division Auxiliaries Division consists of 16 Enginemen (EN) who work on ail auxiliary equipment, which includes all galley, laundry, and anchor handling equipment, upkeep o ' the air conditioning and refrigeration plants for the cooling of food storage spaces and general climate control within the ship. We also maintain the two small boats as well. Some of our other responsibilities include the compressed air system for the use of pneumatic tools and torpedo launching as well as the steam and chilled water piping system. One of our main concerns however is the production of water for drinking, showers, and cooking. In essence, we are responsible for something in every space aboard the ship, from bow to stern and top to bottom. I. ENl(SW) John McCIain EN3(SVV) Aaron Bell EN2 Morris Lee, Jr 30

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LTJG Luis Alva AUXO LTJG Timothy Gant DCA l NGINEERING DEPARTMEN Engineering Department is com- prised of Auxilliaries (A), Electri cal (E), Main Propulsion (MP), and Repair (R) Divisions. ENS Joseph O ' Hara MPA ENS Michael Rak ELECO 29

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EMC(SW) Charles Kunzer E Division We keep the lights on. That ' s the motto of Electrical Division. These Electricians Mates (EM) are responsible for the corrective and pre- ventive maintenance on every piece of electrical gear on the ship from the meat sheer in the galley to the reading lights in each man ' s bunk. They also stand watches all throughout the engineering spaces. EVB Jewell Brviint EM3 hduardo Elespuru EMFN Deon Wrav FA Tracy Dennis I I EM3 Elespuru repairs a circuit card.