Markab (AR 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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1.1u:-...- L to R: IC3 M. A. Johnson, IC1 W. J. Morgan, FN R. D, Stanley, IC3 E, O, Ereso. Johnson and his favorite phone box , You're sure about that!'?'? v I -of Stanley Ku Ereso, the IMC again! X 1 fix, J ' 4 5 o . A , 3

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EDI 5 Kravania 3b BYFDGS discuss it. lr , W r.s.--v-.V ., If it has to do with electricity, look to E Division, for thanks to us the light bulb glows and the motors run, and the ship enjoys many of the conveniences of home The responsibility for the ship's nine generators, 311 interior communications, alarm systems, gyro Com- passes, steering motors and deck Winches falls onthe shoulders of 15 men. The men of E Division will tackle any job, large or small, from boats to trucks, including equipment without any electrical connections. While all this work repairing equipment and standard upkeep is required, we still manage to find time to improve our own shops and living spaces. This improves morale plus instilling a spirit of competition to make the most improvements. We like to set a first by striving always to be best, and to have the best of everything we endeavor. Front Row l to r: EM2 W, C, Osborn, EMFN G, C, Appell, FN S. B. Carro11,.1E1g11ifAgi:IJ. Murn, EM1 P, J, Byrnes. Back Row 1 to r: EM3 N, E. Falqllez, FN L. A. N61 , ' E, Kravanja, EMFN R, L, Hill, EM3 A. Alfred.

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7 X Yup, we're lit off, Our work is far from easy and our hours are ! far from short, for the sun we rarely see. Our 1 working spaces are in the glare of hot lights, the roaring of whirling, whining machinery and the extreme temperatures of the fireroom. Ours is a distinctive group who have worked with pride and zeal throughout this cruise. This is underlined by the fact that we never missed a commitment. Front Row l to r: MM2 L, M. Werner, FN V, DeGregoris FN N W Ayotte, FA A, R. Griffin. Back Row l to r: MMCS D, R, Iihue, MHVI3' 1- G- Leach, FA J. L. McGrosky, FA G. A, Ward, MM1 J, W, par- er. A little close work.