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R DIVISIO Let's discuss the making of HELL. Smoke: smoke so thick you can't breathe it. It sears your throat as you try to inhale, the urge to cough is un- controllable. The sheer density of the smoke plus the poisonous gases will render you unconscious in min- utes. lt's like suddenly being under water. You can't breathe and urgency quickly borders panic. Smoke so dense you can't see. Smoke so full of ini- tants it blinds and waters your eyes immediately. Famil- iar areas are now foreign. Spaces you knew only in pass- ing are now totally beyond your understanding. Disori- entation borders on terror, both come quickly and com- pletely. You are lost, on your knees, table legs and chairs, trash cans and machinery become your ene- mies, impeding your progress out of HELL. Heat: heat so intense the bulkheads glow orange and cherry red. Heat so intense the metal melts like lava. Heat that transfonns ordinary things into toxic gas- es. Freon tums to phosgene, a suffocating gas used to kill in WWII. Foam mattresses tum to cyanide gas. Heat so incredible that it bubbles paint and causes it to flow like water or flare like a torch. In this heat, nothing can survive, it is Hell itself. This heat goes beyond the drawing discomfort of a severe sunbum. It goes beyond pain, it destroys the DCCKSWQ LARSON very nerves that cany the pain to the brain, along with tissues of the body. In this heat an ordinary can of spray paint explodes and, like napalm, ignites the expanding spray in a cloying, flaming cloud that coats and kills, Add to this scenario that you are engulfed in the to- tal darkness ofa compartment without electrical power and with water several inches deep on its deck. The con- fusion of men yelling and running surrounds you. In short, all the ingredients of Dante's infemo, the ele- ments of Hell. What you have is the scenario of a fire aboard ship, any fire, not even a particularly large one, can be just this way. Fire is one of the most dangerous things that can happen to a ship at sea. What can you do to prevent a fire? What can you do to make yourself ready, to make yourself a survivor? Lis- ten and obey the elite personnel of Engineering Depart- ments R Division. Repair and damage control are the fortes of R Divi- sion. Our HT's and DC's are the ship's welders, metal workers, plumbers and resident experts in damage con- trol. They provide the necessary training and expertise to keep the crew safe and maintain the ship afloat dur- ing an emergency situation. HT1 BOYDSTON DC1fSWJ FARRAY HT1 THOMAS K W 4 ski f. Z x I L . DC2 BUSH DCZKSWJ HUFFMAN DCFN BACCHUSS DCFA PAYNE W Aff s t .2 -fmikg: L: . Q,..,..-....-.. 5, -1-.1:..115,. -.-w.L:..:.- .p:.,v- -ai.,'LZ,12..,1e.f1-.L.:,5Q4a4..h.iz.Sg:JA.:a:a2ie:L4iL'.2s.caIm5.arua.,,:f1sv4ns.zp4..,....:.4.x........,.,.....,.L....,..-..., L . . . ., , , ,
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