Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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IS D' ' ' on the USS KALAMAZOO perform a number of duties to e as First ivision keep the ship in superior condition due to the adverse climate. Consistent pres- ' ' ' ' ' C bb' not ervation is a must. Constant chipping, painting, sweeping, and swa ing onl kee srust under control, it also kee sours aces lookin su erb. . T5 p t ' ' D f ion ersonnel Aside from preserving and underway watches, First ins p l'f'ed to drop and raise the anchor. The Hanchor detail is are foremost qua 1 1 C comprised of 13 sailors who work with experienced hands to make an inher- ently dangerous job safe. Last but certainly not least First Division is trained and knowledgable in the USS KALAMAZOOE Primary function - Replenishment at Sea. The KALAMAZOO is the backbone of the battle group. ln order to obtain the utmost as a team . . . as First Division. efficiency, we must work like a finely tuned machine,

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