Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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M G A DIVISION ENC Nl, BUTLER M 81 A Division Officer CWO2 R. GREEN f 4 The second WESTPAC deployment since recommissioning is now behind MAZAMA. The men in M 8. A Division have carried on their efforts, whether we have been in the Pacific, the At- lantic, the South China Sea, or any other of the numerous areas we have been in, to provide the life and breath of the ship. The range of jobs performed by these men is too broad to relate, ' f few areas may indicate their versatility The Enginemen of M operate and however, mention o a . I repair main engines, generators, shafting, pumps, air compressors, plus many other items. Simulta- ' ' M h' ' t Mates Machinery Repair neously, the Auxiliarymen, who are composed of Enginemen, ac inns , - men, and Boiler Technicians, form a tightly fused unit to maintain or provide heating, air condi- tioning, refrigeration, boats, boilers, water, laundry equipment, steering, scullery, and other items, n u 1 1 h h I ' he to allow MAZAMA to perform her primary mission. These Engineers, w o o yes, o so winc s are familiarly called Snipes, need no motto, as there is an understood single thought behind ' ' ' ' ' ' d th l ck unti them -- all equipment will be operating, or it is correctly being worked on aroun e co it is repaired. Impossible tasks take a little longer than the difficult, which range from condensate pump to generators, the invention of an air conditioner for a space from scrap parts, or the iury rigged shaft for the C.O.'s gig until the right part got in, thrown in for good measure, and who knows what next. These Engineers'f, even though not college graduates, are engineers in every sense of the word. They are proud of their accomplishments. Their stubborn devotion to duty, coupled with Inge- nu Yf 'S port, Of The Spirit which keeps MAZAMA doing her mission today, tomorrow, and as IQUQ as the ship is needed. The division's pride is well founded in the deeply embedded conviction that there is no finer M 8. A Division in the fleet. EN! R ARNOLD ENl D in 5.1 T E ,Q

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