McClusky (FFG 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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V - ' f BM3 Dene Millward SN Jason Furbush SN Edward Reyes SN Kenneth Lafferty SR Steven Savoie SN Sean Beasley BM3 Allen L. Jones SN James Bundy SN Maurice Green BM3 Larry Ward SN Harold Craine SN Wayne L. Brooks BM3 Curt Roller BM3 Ronald Durham BM2 James Slegal BM2 Pete Brooks BM2 Derrick Wagner BMl James Stass BM2 Michael McGuire SR Dennis Dailey BM3 Theodore Gedeon SR Kelly Jones

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Signalman: SMs serve as lookouts and, us- ing visual signals and voice radios, alert the L ship of possible dangers. They send and re- c.,„: ,tac ceive messages by flag signals or flashing ' ' lights. They stand watches on the signal bridge, encode and decode messages, honor passing vessels, and maintain signaling equipment. Ship ' s helm Quartermaster: Quartermasters maintain charts, navigational aids, and records for the ship ' s log. They make depth soundings and celestial observations, plot courses, stand watches and assist the navigator and officer of the deck (OOD). ENS Joseph Caltabellotta QMCS David Teem BMCS Robert Muckerheide QM3 Steve Schroeder SA Scott Lawson QM2 Peter Wheat SMI David Tillman Boatswain ' s Mate: BMs are expert seamen who maintain the ship, serve as steersmen, take command of small craft, look after rigging, paint, handle and care for deck equipment. BMs in upper grades train and supervise others Crossed anchors in caring for and handling deck equipment and small boats. BM SMSN Ted Carlson QMSA Paul Zipes SN Horace Robinson SN Joe Jackson SN Steven Mortimer BMS Robert Davis SA Bradley Adams SN Noeli Runas SR Handsome Frazier SR Jeffrey Fields A 36

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A little Mojo and Voila ... a speaker amp becomes a play- Wait ... it says here in step 3 to ensure motor whale boat er piano has gasoline in tank before lowering to sea.