Nassau (LHA 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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Division MM3 Boyd CLD and MM3 Deaguiar take readings on a reefer. A D1'v1's1'on Takes On Diverse jobs A Division has the most diverse number of jobs in any of Engineering's divisions. They work closely with Electrical Divi- sion on many types of equipment for which the divisions have overlapping responsibilities. Both A and E divisions, for exam- ple, work on Winches, galley equipment and laundry gear. In another instance, R Division assists A Division with cutting and welding work. During the cruise, Nassau's A Gang performed much of their work at night because the equipment they maintain was in heavy demand during working hours. For them, night life involved the hum of machinery. MR2 Morris operates a lathe