Mount Whitney (LCC 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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HMl J. McBride HMI W. Lancaster HM2 R. Farky HM3 N. Bowman HM3 J. Davis HN G. Griffiths HN B. Rock .SA P. Brockman SA L. Walraven HMC Loose The Medical Department tends to the aches and pains of the MOUNT WHITNEY personnel and other ships in port. We have been most fortunate in the past years, that there were few life and death situations, but when there were MOUNT WHITNEY's Med- ical Department handled each with the ut- most proficency and professionalism that is their mark. Most of their work consists of routine sick call, enforcing safety regulations, sani- tation and participation in many types of exercises. With constant training and untiring ef- fort, H Division stands ready to meet all types of emergencies.

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DENTAL The Navy likes to have its sailors keep their teeth, so to help with that chore is the Dental Department. The Dental Technicians that staff the Department provide the highest standard of professional dental care obtainable for personnel aboard the Mt. Whitney and its embarked staffs. Our DT's help maintain oral hygiene aboard the ship, and anyone who has a dental problem can rest assured that D Division can handle it. Mt. Whitney owes a lot to her Dental department, and we're glad that they're aboard. Lt. E. R. Smith Dental MEDICAL The Medical Department is one of those departments that you would rather not have on board, but it's nice to know they're there. Besides having one of the most up-to-date and completely equipped sick-bay's aboard a ship, our Medical Department is staffed by some of the most well trained and qualified personnel the Fleet has to offer. Being congenial, and truly sympathetic towards all their patients, the Mt. Whitney'S corpsmen make the trip to sick-call more pleasant. The Medical Department QH Divisionj is responsible for food and water sanitation, lst aid boxes, Sick Call, Weight Control programs, Immunizations, and any other normal or emergency situation that may arise. The Mt. Whitney donated the most blood to the Ports- mouth Naval Hospital at one time, 146 pints. The Medical department coordinated this effort and spent many hours working on this project. Lt. K. R. Boren Medical 43

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D DIVISIO .. 1 'A -Q- wt v ' 4 f 1' w J A - xl wg sf K - I T. . A.. n e ,, Qt., . , D P L' T I g i . I r c , 7 M T., f -,, Aboard the Flagship The Dental Department is comprised of two Dental Technicians, one Dental Tech- nician striker and one Dental Ofhcer. These four people work to the fullest extent to bring oral health to the entire crew through good oral hygiene and dental main- tenanee. Most of the crew has received some type of treatrncnt from this department, whether it was restoration tlillingsj, endodontics ftreatment of the nerve of the toothj, peri- odontics ftreatment of the gumsj, oral prophylaxisfclean- ingj or emergency extractions, everyone received the best possible care. oi G h ' 9' b' ' DT2 D. Christiansen if DT3 G, MtKerra.r11 DT3 P. Falcon DN M. Templeton DA C. Tang x W' J. ,,i