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ll., kb? M Getting the feel of the ship's wheel is Brouse. with Kremkau and Lee keeping an eye on the compasses. Ship's navigator Pickerell and Chief Loskota discuss the cleanliness of the wheelhouse. -4' Y' f ,T Leading Petty tltlicer Petty gives a chart the final glance. llehind him ta-ptain .Xtlzlms ponders over at weekly naxigational letter. t ! in is '5 ZA WHEN THE CAPTAIN desires a course prepared, these quartermasters break out the dividers, parallel rules and chart portfolios to plot the safest. quickest route to a destination. Aside from chart work. the men are re- sponsible for the upkeep of the navigational logs. publi- cations and instruments which are contained in the pilothouse of the ship. MDV, r X J X -7 W L- ' . :aff if il X Q Xiiitzitk todays l'orecast'.' When liimhall is linished receixing the report. liennel. t'utler and Vankalker '- r. will plot the information on the weather chart. l-iroadug decides whether or not to sweep down. tluerlv. Nicholas, Steinage and Carr watch. f i Ixasson, Carmichael, Burdick and Merritt demonstrate the next important task in the bunting repair locker after all code and national flags are readied for use. i' ,J ilu
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or calm, the flagship sig- i nalmen are responsible for routing visual mes- sages by signal light, code flags or semaphore. if--be THROUGH SQUALL Chief Manning and Stanton obserif- ing Robertson's form. Wagner IS ready to record an answer. Callahan, Mr. Grant, Fehr , Erskine and Fry. Through rain, throtlgh hsnilx' Rich, gFu11mer, Field and J th rough dark' of night. . . W,ee ag ames work the flagbag, liotalo and Gentry. who functl0ll i the ship! postal clerks ' YE X VJ - , . . , t0l'S Noll, l'ru'4- und llntsarls. flag cnmmunlfs' ' Hllllll' lamp' Ill'4l'llH'!' light on H19 are
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Laney, Ward and Mr. Lide of the operations office. Inspecting some of the incom- ing ofiice supplies are Ship's Company Yeomen Sann, Wardlaw, Kane, Darland, Gaither and Ward. MYGYS. Meek, Sievers, Rich and Anderson keep careful tabs on precious liberty cards. N- ,Q . A-1-New as!! The staff office workers, Chief Hunter with. Craver, Scallion McElroy, Turner, McLecka, Chesler, Curtin and Smith. Q f BB
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