Joseph Kennedy (DD 850) - Naval Cruise Book

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Y? f, I j x x I Kid? S ' K EX . -5. I 1 2' A 1 I' ! If ' ' 1 4 ff' ff I I! , Z I . I - --- ---- ,-v. Welding supports for our infamous gun bloomers CLINTON C. CAMP FN JAMES R. CHENEY SFP3 JOSEPH A. CLIFFORD EM3 CRAIG L. CUNNINGHAM ICFA DAVID G. ESPICH FN DAVID D. HANSEN FN JEAN-CLAUDE N. HERMAN EM3 ANDY V. HOWARD IC3 THOMAS H. KINK EM3

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R Division np, , ENSIGN V. CHRISTIAN NYGAARD Damage Control Assistant R Division performed its many assignments well throughout the long voyage. The shipfitters, illuminated by the glare of the welding torch, worked into the night to carry out such vital tasks as putting that giraffe neck on the flag- staff, and breaking open the safe of a certain officer who forgot his combination. The movie operators, also known as IC men, occasionally changed the speed and latitude settings on the gyro when they weren't working on the NC-2. The electricians did a commendable job, not only in keeping us supplied with power, but in giving a hand,as well to a friend in need. There was little time for rest, for there was always some piece of machinery that needed a part tooledg the humming of the lathes and drills helped keep a small city of machinery in opera- tion. R Division could be called upon, in fact, to fix anything - but never on Sunday. Why can't we shave in the log room BILLY J. BAUMGARTNER SFI ALONZO E. BEASLEY III SFP3 CONRADO O. BENITEZ EM3 BRUCE A. BERUBE FN LEONARD W. BOUCHER EMI JAMES BOUTIN MRFN ANTHONY J. BOWLING ICI GABRIEL D. BRADWELL MMI

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A A 3 id, l , A f1'here's always a moonlighter 1n the crew Our roving watchman, the Sounding and Security patrol, doesn't look very secure himself. MITCHELL P. KOWALSKI EM3 'EDWARD J. MAYBEE FN DONALD E. NAULIN FN DAVID F. REED EM2 HAROLD H. REINHARDT MRI DAVID F. ROSS EM2 RONALD L. SHUETTER EMS JAMES N. SPARKS II DCS JAMES D. UPTON EMI