Moale (DD 693) - Naval Cruise Book

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REPAIR DIVISION Back Row: E.A. Konert, EMFN, E.C. Carr, MMFN, C.L. LaHugh, MM3, L.D. Packer, FN, E.L. Sutton, ME3, P.P. Mokry, ME3, W.L. Nunn FPFN J C Miller EM3, F.J. Beglane, EMFN, W.H. Maund, END3, W.B. Coyne, EMFN, M.J. St. Pierre, FN. Middle Row: J.P. McMahon, YN3, R.G. MacFarland, EN3, W.F. Bishop, FN, D.J. Boyle, MM3, D. Rataiczak, ICFN, E. Pokol, SA, T.J. Higgins FN J M Co wern, FN, W.T. Allen, Jr., ICFN, H.W. Barnett, EMFN. Front Row: D. Parker, EM2, K. Barden, Jr., ENI, F. Wilson, FPI, A. Kapinos, EMC, ENS G.C. Goble, C.C. Brown, ENI, J.L. Blasi, MM3 N E Fisher DC3 T W. Tuszynski, FP3. Everything from fire-fighting to movies on the fantail is the responsibility of the Repair Divi- sion. The Metalsmiths, Pipefitters, Electrician Mates, IC Electrician Mates, Damage Controlmen and Machinist Mates who man this division had a special responsibility onthe world cruise of keep'- ing the ship in battle trim. Maintenance and repair of ship's ventilation, drainage, communi- cation and electrical systems, and sundry mis- cellaneous repairs were under their cognizance. In addition, the task of damage control, an especially important one because of the ever pre- sent danger of enemy attack, was still another job they. had to be ready to assume at a moment's notice. Repair facilities of larger ships were available for only limited periods and the ship steamed many miles between visits to ports, but in spite of this handicap, the R Division per- formed an outstanding job. P IL 49 FN fkf ff Rx ., e- X Nc 'a min li Q. I 'lb JV- i . 'X 5' 0 0 9 if I X X x o Q o rw gl s I E' 1 - 4 , ' A r V' Z . L 1 1 j Y IP, 1 X if v , ,ff f ....-... - .. --- -,...a . E ..f .. -A----1-Vs' 5