Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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BOATSWAIN'S MATES DIVISION Being the grand-daddy rate in the Navy, the Boatswain's Mate, service members' of many talents, has proven to be one of the most demanding and dedicated rates in the surface fleet. Working long and strenuous hours in port and at sea, these elite members take on a wide variety of jobs about the ship. BMCM William C. Patterson BMCS William J. Hollic t' BM1 joseph P. Bowen BM2 Richard T. Adkins BM2 Philip M. Ortega BM2 Dennis A. Devine BM3 Robert I.. Cavanaugh BM3 Patrick D. Olli BM3 Larry D. Wesley BM3 Ralph V. Romano r .. C' 1-7. I IS BM3 Ramon Munez BM3 Timothy 1. Gordon BMSN Rodney L. Brackett BMSN Christopher J. Guillery SN Michael A Vann ,Q