Macon (CA 132) - Naval Cruise Book

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McDonold, Saucer, Budinger and Henniger man after Diesel space. In safe hands is the E Div. laundry, Banchick and Mc- Donald do the hoonrs with the assistance of an unidentified 3rd Div. associate. Bock from o highly technical specialized job at the geedunk ore Richards and Alviti. In between movies Haden, Carstisine and Stotsbury man the F. C. Work Shop.

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mm ■1ST. w ■ ,V4 -v -v Jf % X, (Back Row) — Johnson, Lester, Borgert, Beito, Hunter, Lemmons, Green, Goddard, Miner, Loges. (3rd Row) — MocDonald, Biskup, Gladden, Stotesburn, Wipfler, Laing, Cahill, Young, Armstrong. 2nd Row) — Tarrant, Marone, Cortesini, Ens. Larkin, Bryant, W-3 Simballi, Williams, Lenk, Atchison. (Front Row) — Daloia, Cunningham, Agnew, Cunningham, Russell, Horvoka, Skek, Finn, Hudson. Echo Division, under the supervision of Ens. Bryant, is responsible for the operation and repair of all electrical machinery aboard the MACON. The E Division personnel, among their other duties, kept the MACON lighted and its tele- phones ringing. «Sf O P ■i © o © a ft ft. ft (ft © ft © © E DIVISION — Left to right, top to bottom — Popaduk, G.; Simbella, E.; Isom, K.; Larkin, R.; Armstrong, R.; Antanavage, J.; Banchick, D.; Beitz, E.; Biskup, J.; Blackwood, L.; Borgert, C; Gladden, F.; Johnson, K.; Kirley, D.; Laing, M.; Russell, R.; Salters, M.; Skok, J.; Wenkler, S.; Williams, G.; Young, J.

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(Back Row) — ■ Watts, Lyman, Harris, Lawson, Vensel. (4th Row) — Hodge, Dickey, West, Miller, Kingsbury, Leek, Pauley, Rooks, Gifford, Davis, Broadbent, Widstrup, Colucci, Lyles. (3rd Row) — Stettler, Denike, Hofner, Pinner, Pfeiler, Blank, Oeser, Keaton, Milleson, Merrill, Lewis, Maye, Glotzbach, Harrington. (2nd Row) — Shipley, Hoeffler, O ' Hara, W-2 Mclnnis, LTJG. Foster, Roszell, Jackson, Noack, Herman. (Front Row) — Greathouse, Pruszyoski, Moore, Moore, Hortsook, Madigan, Maykle, Bosma, Kelly, Czarnecki, Hall. Mike Division — the MACON ' S Main Propulsion Division — ensured the effective operation of the ship ' s main engines throughout our Mediterranean cruise. They also handled assigned auxiliaries. Through frequent technical examinations of machinery and repair equipment, Lt. F. W. Corley, Jr., and his crew kept the MACON in top mechan- ical form in the propulsion department. M Division » op a a ft .1 f- a d 1$ O, n « r o a - ( , a a a M DIVISION — Left to right, top to bottom — Mclnnes, E.; Jackson, H.; Bornes, M.; Benevitch, R.; Broadbent, W.; Brodwater, W.; Burmeister, D.; Campbell, J.; Carlone, R.; Davis, J.; Denike, J.; Dickey, W.; Eddins, R.; Gifford, R.; Glotzback, C; Greathouse, C; Harris, D.; Hartsook, G.; Heathcoe, J.; Hodge, G.; Hoef- fier, L.; Hofner, R.; Lewis, E.; Madigan, J.; Merrill, C; Moore, B.; Moore, J.; Muff, K.; O ' Hara, D ; Oeser, H.; Pauley, O.; Pena, C; Pruszynski, E.; Rubino, D.; Schneider, J.; Vensel, E.; Watts, L.; Widstrup, F.; Wilfong, E.