Edson (DD 946) - Naval Cruise Book

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Oi1ing?, cleaning and turning Intncate A11 back WHAT7 Sllppery gauge glass

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F1rst row H111 FN Moore MM2 WIISOD FN Cook Reed MM3 Campbell FA Wr1ght FN MCKIHHOH FN Wlgley MMFN McMurphy FN Second row MMCS Fourth row Iverson FN Gregory MMI Walters FN Strange MM2 Frohwltter MM3 Walker Green MM3 Taylor FN Dan1els MM3 Carthy MM1 Johnson MMI Ra1th MM3 Schulze FN Ray MM2 M DIVISICD M D1v1s1on handles the operat1on and mamtenance of the bus1ness end of the sh1p's p puls1ve power the ma1n engmes They also operate all the SGIVICSS such as fresh water and steam ln cl-arge of runnmg the plant and eXp13lIll1'1g to everyone else what 1S gomg on lS the sn1pe's contact w1th the above decks world The MM's have answered up the turns that keep us gomg MM3g cumin, MMI? Swaggerty, FN'. Third row? Clark,,FA., ' ' . . . . . . . ro- YD Q 1. 1 10 , ' +

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12 + '1 C . fm Front row: Larson, BT3g Hayden, FN, Paniagua, FN. Tamnyg Kaser, BTI, Taylor, BT3g Schults, BT3g Second row: Durbin, BT3gWarren, BT2gMiller, BTFN. Neuling, FN, Broome, FN. Top row: Brovvn, BT2g Third row, Wallace, BT2g Goodenow, BT2g Witherill, McFarland, FN, Runnels, FNgI-Iawk, FN.M1SS1Dg from BTlg Craddock, BTFNg Kosier, BT2g Tollison, BTFN. picture: Young, BTlg Causey, BT3g Frick, FN. Fourth rowg Crowder, MMC, Gotautis, BT2, Ltjg B DIVISIC To most everyone aboard the snipes are a bit of a mystery, they disappear into their holds and reappear with a years supply of grease spread evenly from head to toe. Much more is done in these below deck spaces for they hold the heart of the engineering plant- the main boilers. Here the start of all the propulsive power, some 70,000 hp. is generated. To maintain and operate these spaces demands a great deal of hard Work, uncomfortable watches, and great deal of know-how. The EDSON's BT's have distinguished themselves during this cruise providing the steam to make us go, whenever or wherever. Q 12 ' 2' -s.. H01 -. R. lf :wwf 'gs -:ram 2125. eil --rw Y-,-far!-4 f '-f-v ' 0 ' V , . -...q,.-xrs'.4-f.r4--,.-,- -, X' . ..,-,-.,- fee-f-'Ae-'f ' .., .,....,N,L- -,a.-A..-.t-,...v.J - - K, V, - . f-1 N'- . ' . -.1 ,V -as, .nf-.-f-f if--'ff U '11' 1 5. . . a.. ,. . .., 4 . 4 -1--aw 4-3.1L-..,a.,f,1-,211-1 'f,..-.., ...X ., , .. ..v. .,..,,.,, V, - KA Q A X k A Q - x - - q ,gf-',.If-5-59.'1i'i: 4f:it:::. 'LC' .M..'.r..1.5g1 -1-1: 'c 5-'55 -,7 ' ' .2533 : - '::.. Zend.: ,:.... --,,..4:..F..' N,-gf-, ,gqgpg-.g: t5-i'a,J..'::.-'-.AM-4-fa a gawx ':Lb.-...1.. .,. ,..l... sf -23,-Ap .-.X .Ag,,., -.-..-Q .,..,. . . v , .. V . , . , -,- 5 ,: ,, ,. 1 -