Mauna Kea (AE 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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li 'H , -rx - u ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT When it comes to getting unCl6IW2lY, the SUP 'ur' h , , I largest department on the ship consisting of 108 Ollwmis mul M ll '5 Slflll UP H110 flv headed by LCDR C. L. Novotney fthe Bulll. The lflltlllw'- 'Ifl l'1'l'1'f m l' lm 'he TBS all main propulsion machinery, boilers, steering 86313 el'-'f'll 1'f'l l 'Wl '- Slfifnl lwfifl Hir and refrigeration, fresh water, steam for cooking, laundry equiplnc-nl :md all other essentx that are normally taken for granted. Without this department, the MAUNA KEA would hulk of quiet cold iron. Also under the cognizance of the engineers count-s the hydraulic ha trucks, cargo Winches and the ship's boats. Without these we would not bc able to ca mission-handling ammunition. Due to their hard Work and diligence to uty, 1 e 1 ment. When Boss Polk asks for 18 knots, he gets his 18 knots. Of course at times I e 1' is to ilu- l'1ngim'4-ring Department. Tl f P09 ca 'a be I rr d tle 8niJes have nr-ver failed to meet tl I be a slight delay While the i'BT's,' get the water level back up in the boilers while get Way from the magazine piers at Subic Bay, but as we all know, this was not an actual c merely a drill to ensure that the boys were on their toes. In 1968 the Engineering Department was runner-up in competition for the Engineering We robbed lj In the year 1969 the Snipes got down to the real nitty gritty of being a r shoe . Every inspection, which included administrative, material, PMSXMDC, as well as of casualty control drills were passed with an overall grade of excellent and a numerical g least 88. There is no extra money involved nor special privileges given for winning this for excellence, not to mention that to the individual it means long, hard, hot hours of e It also means that each man must put out his best effort and most of all it means we're In '68 We were a little slack, but in '69 it's on the Stack! wY Wo-1 T. J. Bruhl CMPAD LCDR C. N. Novotni CChief Engineerl Captain T H Polk CCommand1ng Officer-5