Mount Whitney (LCC 20) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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DECK DEPARTMENT The Deck Department is probably the most unsung, hardest working department aboard the ship. Having responsibility of the Main Deck, Port and Starboard Sponsors, and the defense Systems ofthe ship, lst, 2nd, and 3rd Divisions deserve all the praise they get, and more. The ship would not be able to run without the men of Deck Department. LT T. J. DOUGHERTY Department Head ?US ii, a LT Statoto LTJG W. Barthell , ENS J. Le mman S T3 L5 ti: rf- I . at E t ss'e H ' . gt 'L s A S Q . t, I f ' ENS Desimone 4 5 l 115 X fl S.: T ' .ffi - J'