McClusky (FFG 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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DCl Anthony Brown MR2 Kenneth Russell DCFN David Vitek FN Tracy Anthony FN Robert Spicer FN Kevin MacQueston DC2 Koepke Crossed fire ax and maul with carpenter ' s square Hull Maintenance Technician: HTs are re- sponsible for maintaining ships ' hulls, fittings, piping systems, and machinery. They install and maintain shipboard plumbing and piping systems. MR Micrometer and gear Machinery Repairman: MRs are skilled ma- chine tool operators. They make replacement parts and repair or overhaul a ship ' s engine auxiliary equipm ent, such as evaporators, air compressors, and pumps. They repair deck equipment, including winches and hoists, con- densers, and heat exchange devices. Shipboard MRs frequently operate main-propulsion ma- chinery, besides performing machine-shop and repair duties.

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HOT, f f V ENC Del Rivera GSMl Dave Millard FN Richard Hock ENS Randolph Douglass EN2 Daniel Banes EN2 Daniel Fales EN2 Chris Hegeman EN2 Edwin Llacuna EM2 Paustino Campos FR Geoffrey Cook FN James Coleman FN Rodrigo Cortez Electrician ' s Mate: The operation and repair SSSSSiti °f ship ' s electrical powerplant and electrical IlHB glgl equipment is the responsibility of EMs. They pB y also maintain and repair power and lighting ■ circuits, distribution switchboards, generators, Globe with motors, and other electrical equipment. ngitude, latitude EN o Engineman: Internal combustion engines, either diesel or gasoline, must be kept in good order; this is the responsibility of ENs. They are also responsible for the maintenance of refrigeration, air-conditioning, and distill- ing-plant engines and compressors.

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ENS Hall participates in DC Olympics!