Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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E G R DIVISION E 8- R D'vision Officer ms' R. SENFF DC' A- WMS The Electricians and lC Men in E Division spent MAZAMNS WESTPAC cruise i-mln. taining the ship's electrical and interior communications systems. High on the list for the Electricians were the winches and air conditioning and ventilation motors. By the end of the cruise, each Electri- cian could happily say that he could remove and replace the motor in the five ton air conditioning unit in Radio Central - blindfolded. At the same time the IC Men were kept busy repairing sound power phones and maintaining the ship's alarm and ordering systems. During this deployment, MA- ZAMA acted as a movie exchange. This duty, as well as showing the crew's movies, belonged to E Division. The Shipfitters of R Division spent the cruise repairing the ship's hull, piping, and ven- tilation systems, and doing the routine and special jobs necessary to make shipboard lite more com- fortable. The Damage Controlmen spent their time working on MAZAMA's damage control equip- ment, especially that required to put out fires. During rearmings, R Division formed o special Damage Control Team to handle emergencies arising while MAZAMA was alongside another ship. In addition to the underway and in part watches and work, E 8. R Division enjoyed the lib- erty offered by Subic Bay, Manila, Singapore, and other ports visited by MAZAMA during her last WESTPAC deployment. SFI K. FRESHOUR EMI M, SKINNER