Pharris (FF 1094) - Naval Cruise Book

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D. W. LAWSON MM5 PROVIDENCE, N. C. K. W. SANDROCK IVIMFN OAK HARBOR, OH J. E. MCCLELLAN, JR. D. C. SCHRADER S. R. STEVENS MMS MM5 MIVI5 WINTER PARK, FL WOODHAVEN, MI SAN DIEGO, CA J. SHEPHERD FA MCMINNVILLE, OR f , A ', f f ,W f ' 1, 1, .,,,, ,Q , 5. MM V as 'O .W f 4 Q 1 ,4 W? , X I I xv ffu MA! W ? MMM ff W fwfr? W 141 , ff yfzyf' K f f w S W , , fix W Z , X Mi U fw 7 fl f X f 1 1 wwf ff W f if f 5 f 5 , M 1 2 , , W , 1 f f 5 W f 2 ' ,. , W Xe I , mfW,W ff 1 Q A. 1154 KW , f , , w, 2 I f Z f pg wwf , f W Q 721 f aj! f f , 1 W' c f ,V UThe necessity of a navy springs from the existence of peaceful Alfred Thayer Mahan 'H--uumw., Q x Q 3... 5 1 lr IDS! U9 D. J. BOWEN MMFN COCKEYSVILLE, MD .IZ , W N.x ... We ? 2 shipping. s ,,,,,.,,,,..,-1-H' me wwf K

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0 X.XXX IVI DIVISION ' V fm ww MM ,,., ffff ,f ff: J. F. SOUTHERLAND MMUSWJ ASHEVILLE, N. C. Cr. E. SILAS MMZISWJ STRATHIVIORE, CA R. A. CIUENTHER IVIIVIZISWJ DILLSBORO, N.C. The lVlachinist's Mates of M Division provide the propulsion . and much more. The MM's take the steam from the boilers and send it through two steam turbine engines, capable of producing 56,009 shaft horsepower. In Main Control, the nerve center of Engineering, the lVllVl's coordinate all engineering evolutions and monitor status of various system. The main task, however, is to take ship's Speed orders from the bridge and then tum the screw . . . anywhere from zero to 155 rpm's . . . which will move the ship at any desired speed, be it 5 knots, 10 knots, 20 knots or in excess of 27 knots. Addition- ally, the lVlM's service the steam turbines giving us electricity, and the fire pumps. R R. M. Atsron w. A. ARDOIN R. J. GUEVARA MM5 MMS Mmzqswr BALTIMORE, MD AcADrA, LA coPPERs covs, TX A 22

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REPAIR DIVISION R Division has two primary responsibilities . . . damage control and shiptitting. On the shiplitting side of the house, the HT's of R Divi- sion do maintenance on nearly any type of structure, piping system and sanitation system. The Navy's experts in damage control, the l-lT's are tasked with training crew members the proper procedures to meet any potential damage situation. This division is PHARRIS' Fire Department at sea, and these firefighters train and lead the in- port fire parties through rigorous drills. These drills are designed to help us meet any crisis, whether it is a fire, flooding or explosion. As part of this responsibility, R Division oversees the Divisional Damage Control Petty Officers for their maintenance program, which is insurance that the needed damage control equipment is ready for action if and when it is necessary. The ship's Damage Con- trol Assistant, ENS Farley is in charge of this division and all damage control operations. He is assisted by DCCKSWJ O'Brien. lf it's a plumbing pipe that needs to be installed, or a fire fought, R Division is on the scene. R. c. REED, JR. H. B. MILLARE w. L. THOMPSON, JR R. A. MYRICKS D. J. MORRISON J. soTo HT1fSWl MR2 HTZQSWJ DC5 . DQ DC2 SEBOEIS, ME LAGAYAN, RP LYONS, KS DETROIT, Ml ST. PETERSBURG, INGLESIDE, TX FL I P. A. FLANAGAN T. D. LECHNER DCFN I'ITFN MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON, IN AL The man who is prepared has his battle half fought. Cervantes: Don Quixote