Nassau (LHA 4) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1982

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. . . , . .. ,,.V-.-Sz.ss:...1x-f.,..,-9:-mvrpre--11-f::+:':f'.c,..1tV:-.-. . . . Seated on truck: MM2 Gruetter. Standing, 2nd Row: EN3 Dunn, EN3 Spoerre, EN3 Iriclc, EN1-'N Rieden, EN2 A D, n Thompson, EN3 Bradford, MM2 Turner. Standing, Front Row: EN3 Brown, MM2 Fleming, MM3 Brown, En2 Spencer, EN1 Clinton, MR2 Bartolo, MM3 Wright, ENFN Roach, EN3 Dallatoce. Kneeling: l-'N Gibson, MR3 jenny MM2 Lozon, EN3 Adams, MR2 Kelty, I-'N Ponds, MMFN Ruffin, Lt. St. Andre. Seated: MMI-'N Werlowitz, I-'A Laxton, MR3 jenkins. A Division on board NASSAU is composed of Machinist Ma tes lMMj, Enginemen KENQ, and Machinery Repairmen IMR1 To- gether they maintain most of the engineering auxiliary equip- ment. The division itself is made up of Hve shops: EAO1, EAO2, EAO3, EAO5, and EAO9. EAO1, the Hydraulics Shop, takes care of equipment such as aircraft elevators, steering, the B 62 A crane, , 5 .4 IV ZW , KZ V77 VH , 'V 'ff anchor windlesses, and other related equipment. EAO2, the Die- sel Shop, talces care of the ship's emergency diesels, small boats, compressed air systems, bow thruster, and the electric driven Hre ,,gf, pumps. EAO3, the Steam and Heat Shop, is responsible for a major part of shipboard comfort. Their PMS and repairs include the galley and laundry equipment, the auxiliary steam system for the hot water heaters and space heaters, and the sewage treatment system. Another shop which plays a large part in the crews comfort is the Air Conditioning and Refrigerations Shop IAC 62 Rj, other- wise known as EAO5. Their work includes all the messdeck equipment, the freezer and refrigeration systems, and all the air conditioning and electronic cooling systems. Last but just as important is the Machinery Repair Shop, EAO9. Their work includes the repair and manufacturing of any part or equipment which takes precision expertise land also emergency worlc, where 2 part is needed ASAP, to lceep vital equipment runningj. The EN and MM ratings were originally combined as the Motor Machinist Mate rating. MR's were developed from the MM rating some years later. In all, A Divison 's primary job is to lceep auxiliary systems operating to main tain shipboard comfort and Operational readiness.

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