Markab (AR 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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K- V .K R-I DIVISIQ R-l Division works basically with Hull Reparis. The Shiptitter shop handles re- pairs as well as Fabrications on hatches, doors accommodation ladders, while the Sheetmetal shop does all work with sheet- rnetal up to T6 guage. The Weld and Black- smith shops range trom general black- smithing to heli-arc welding. The Pipe shop is capable of laying out and Fabricating piping for our ships. The Canvas shop makes awnings and covers with canvas and hurculite materials. The Pattern shop de- signs and makes all patterns needed For castings and the Carpenter shop does small boat repair and cabinet making. ,. -- , . . M : --- . . . -. . , 1.-, , V -,W - . .. .. , 4.x- 4-. , an al-....l?.! - , --3 Av-5 ........ , ., .' . .'.3...'- -'. - L J., 1446 'I N E! h4,,.,,.fx-uv-tv i M, K. Slanficld, USN Front How: SN J, M, Beard, SN A, M, Silva, FN J, F,Mc:i41llurn, sfnmif J, i , Joy, SV1 lb, L, liorqacz, FN H, Ili, David, SFM3 L, N, Jackson, SFM3 H, L, tlaqon, Huck liiwfg 4F Mit V., to , WOR-.ff'r', VN P, M, Walsh, SFIVII3 C, W, Edmonds, SFIVIQ A, Jacob, FN L, E, Sandahl, SFP? tt, bw, itlimwuiilxl, FPA r , li, '.'.m-atfm, SPM? M, H, Guajardo, I l L ll-K.-4 QAL?g-f zfm?w5L.:Q.ifigzzlfa- Q., A' 1 1- Hyf Q.: - I ,-Z-,Q -fi I ,1 i 'ivTfLT'7 ' 1- v Y

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MARKAB's policy is to render all possible service to assigned ships. Repairs which can be accomplished are limited only by the ship's availability to MARKAB, current in- structions and the capacity of the equipment and personnel available. Our aim is to pro- vide the best repair services as we function as a Floating shipyard. The Repair Department consists of 36 shops which are divided into 5 divisions. These divisions are manned by 232 men and each has added his part in the building of MAR- KAB's reputation as the Can Do ship. This next section is devoted to these men. '4' 1 W vw yi-1 i' 4-...Qu-.4 ...sc ,. fi' Y T- fi 3' - zf' V X I pf, RMON! Suchomel, MLCS Devonshire 15, V gvlggrfj. L. Ash, MM3 D. W. Dauber, SN H,lAguiIar, ET1 G :'-:-- --- S- - t. .. .- , , :rail KH S225 EIr5':f'?-I1 'TL 'El:.'.. 5 :xt-'ff :fit 'J' df'-' , Q. . ..e. . ' -- 1' 4. --..' :.r4.fg ---i lr? :4 --A---lu 'V'.4:::' -r ' -P - .' 1 f-z K+ A s. -rag ,. I s....,.2- ..,.. .,.' A if :z4,?':.':fLt-or V gf-f, 1 ,U T, ,., ,W A Vila:-QST... 2 -yggfi-gY4i.'7-10' 'L frm -'9--.r 1-f.b1'a'l'-WI' 1 V- ' 'S

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