Floyd Parks (DD 884) - Naval Cruise Book

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F First Row: MM3 J.T. Ludwig, SN W.J. Walker, FN R.C. Garcia, FN A.E. Chavez, FN B.M. Stamm, MM2 R.E. Ludwig, FN 0. D. Legg, FA R.W. Mayer, Second row: MM1 J. Raspberry, MM3 R.C. Levesque, FN R.D. Cummings, FN W.H. Simpson, MM3 B.L. Schmidtke, MM2 D.K. Loyd, MM3 J.E. Bren, FN V.H. Russo, MM3 D.P. Ouellette, MMCS R.H. Paul 3 Third row: LTJG R.G. Carter, MMC D.D. Hellie, MM3 R.R. Cagigas, MM2 W.E. Criswell, MM3 C.A. Turner, FN G.J. Coulter, FN J.D. Tuohy, MM3 W. D. Vance, FN J.V. Abbascia, MM1 F.W. Carthy '6 '9 IVI IO F' t : . . . Dzfsd IOWFNBQTTIRFIIQ Scarbro, BT2 A.E. Caldera, FN s. Norneet, FA R.L. Chretin BT2 J L Eliason FA L. E. some, BT3 0-R' u na, . . ancock, FN J.M. Sittong Second row' BT1 T G'b ' .' ' , ' N H-S BT3 MD. . - . 1 son, FA G.D. Terrill, BT3 J.C. Ake, BT3 S.M. .0 1 v . Nlccson, BT2 C.L. Taylor, FN M. Duncan, BT2 I.G. Neal, FN J.R, Netherland BT1 M M Kerwin BTC P V Cal-balalg Third FA

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+3465 X C U- m nlllllnl 1 A Navy ship has often been called a floating city and this description is a true one. And like any commu- nity of people there must be organization. We must have administrative leadership, a court system, a police force and a fire department. And what is a community Without 11- churches and hospitals, theaters and athletic events. Our floating city must also have a barber shop, a store and a laundry. But above all, our ship has people : repairmen and deck hands, shipfitters and yeomen, signalmen and gunner's mates. The USS FLUYD B. PARKS has its community organized into departments and divisions. In the pages which follow, these divisions and men are pictured and described. ,l J i Cv .'3??f ?'7 if'r 1 N- ' 'S 129.145-.-:Sf 4 gywis '3

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FEP!! A P., fi Personality is a key word to the Snipes , The throttle jockeys at work LillBeu Flores bilge diving M and B DIVISIONS Together, the Boilerman led by BTC CARBAIAL, assisted by BT1 KERWIN, BTl SCARBRO and BTl GIBSON, and the machinist's mates, led by MMCS Paul and MMC HELLIE,assisted by MMI CARTHY and MM1 RASPERRY, make possible the second most fundamental activity of the ship - movement. Ulf it iioats, We'll move it could well be their motto. Included in this overall service is a multitude of individual tasks relating to operation and maintenance of boilers, turbines, pumps, evaporators, piping and associated equipment. Addition- al vital services provided by these men in- clude fresh vvater, electricity, compressed air, fire main pressure, steam for food preparation, hot Water heaters, and space heaters. Clearly the entire ship depends on the performance of these superbly compe- tent usnipesv. FN Ansley and FA Solice come up for air. ' Tell main control to pump .... DADDY Neal keeping busy