Mispillion (AO 105) - Naval Cruise Book

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t 'P ll .-. WQY' With a punch of a key, or a twist of a knob The Bridge-Gang boys all do their job. They're on their stations day and night To make sure that the ship's run right . . . . . . Blackie, '53 AS MW ,fffe iuifi 6- Q f ' ' -K H ff ' f ,JH , Q11 g f'f ' , fi f XL lj it 1' ' t Z, swf, IM if it , f -,Y -W , F 'f-551 543+ 3 ' 'Eu :J ' 4'

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uf 'Rf f-12 E. The Chiefs. Front row: Kouns, MEC, Timewell, FPCA CTD, McGraw, BMCA CTP, Fairchild, BMGC, Galvin, QMCACTD. Center row: Taylor, GMC, Dye, QMCA lTl, Warlick, BTGC, Glare, EMC, Rasberry, MMC, Casey, MMC. Back row: Nelson, HMC, Burton, DCCA KTJ, Davis, CSC, Howard, BTC, Potter, MMC, Benn, SDC, Hanson, HMC. CHIEFS IN GENERAL Career men from way back , our Chiefs have struggled up the ladder of success to obtain the highest non-commissioned grade offered by the Navy. These Sea-dogs and Salts supervise the work and training of the enlisted men in their divisions and act as the link in the chain of command between the ofticers and white hats . Several of the OId Gentlemen are rounding out those last few golden years before entering into the serenity of the Navy's retirement plan. Y I V H F- vw ,... . W.. ...,-..v, ,, ........i

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2 s r 2 I E kr , ,f,,r, H l if z n V , V, ,ya y f K, XX 5 l ' j ' X I f xl, Q K .1 I ' 4 I T 1 5 Q- r l f x Q. ' ., Left to right. Back row: Mac Donald, Olsen, Skinner, Bryant, Dillihoy, Sandoval, Smith, Sherman, Winters, Rooney, Finotti, Sum marell, Scott, McBride, Parry. Middle row: Feauto, Douglas, Tyre , ye, . , . , . , . , Front row: Ruff, Watson, Kroon, Swink, Eeker, Knife, Beckenrizlge, Wright, Keefe, Reiman, Snyder. ll D Mr Corradi Mr Flitton Mr Leoke Mr Williford Galvin, Larkin, Sidwell, Gilbert THE BRIDGE GANG The personnel of the Operations Division l Bridge Gang l man the various nerve centers of the Mispillion. They handle the administration, communications, and operations of one of the fin est ships in the fleet. All men of the O Division are highly trained and hold billets requiring both skill and heavy burdens of responsibility.