Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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Davis, W. E., DC3g Krahn, W. J., DCW3. The Plumbers. Queen, B. R., FN, Carler, J. M., FPC: Dill, N. D., AN, Doherty, E. J., DC3p Bosses checkmg fhe record. LTJG Rider, A. O., MEC, ENS J. R. Mc- lnfyre. Coley, J. A., DC3g Van Hook, N. R., FN, Rider, A. O., MEC: Haynes, B. E., DC3. Hudek, J. M., DC2g Sanders, P. A., DCB, ENS J. R. Mclnfyre: Suffon, R. L., DCB, Kudzinowski, J. J., MMLFN. within H,-Qlfvihlfon, may be found the ships craftsmen: metalsmiths, carpenters, plumbers and locksmiths. The l with their equipment are capable of fab- ricating anything from an ash- tray to a complete bulkhead. The carpenter shop is a busy place regardless of the fact that the days of wooden ships are past. The upkeep of thousands of square feet of wooden flight deck is the 'prime respon- sibility, to say nothing of the endless boxes, crates and other woodwork they are called upon to produce. The NPhil Sea'sW piping, if placed end to end, would stretch over 50 miles. The has the endless task of keeping every inch of that piping unplugged and free from leaks, plus the maintenance of the hundreds of valves and fittings connected with it. The maintains all the vital safety equipment used aboard shop. Fire extin- guishers, pumps, breathing equipment and sprinklers, to name a few.

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X S K-.O Aly 'I UQ - ur ' An appreciable share of the ship's fighting ability lies in the hands of the ' flQcfAo1f1icA,j ,. Their maintenance of the Weyes and earsn qRadar and Communi- tions equipmentb of the ship, can mean the difference be- tween the success or failure of the ship in combat. Training in the ffl-Q1bj.4,lb1fz, is constantly underway and pointed at all times toward qualifying each man in the maintenance of all types of electronic equipment. Holly, R. H., ET3g RELE E. F. Jamison: Blckford, R. M., ET3g LTJG F. K. Feagin. Cross, P. C., ET2, Calhoun, E. W. ET3g Holland, W. G., ETB: Alfshuler, D. L., ETSNg Chiapelfo, R. L., ETSNQ Hopewell, D. C., ET3. Tucker, T. D., ET3g Den ny, H. A., ET3g Ander- fon, P. J., ET3g Hol land, R. D., ET3g La savio, J., ET3. Anderton. P. ET3: Laravio, J., ET3g Tucker, T. D., ET3g Holland, R. D., ET3g Denny, H. A., ET3. Lowe, J. P., SN: Cutler C. L., ET3g Muller, F. W. ET3g George, W. O. ET3g Gilliam, L. E., ET2

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Sheff, M. R., FN, Welp, H. L., DC3, Doherfy, E. J., DC3. Freeman J S DC3 Dunham B F DCFN Srrahan L H DC3 Chai man, S., FN, Taylor, G. E., DCW3g Poffer, W. J., DC3. Boik, L. J., SN: PvaH' F. w., shove, J. E., DC3: eY Jr EC Sheff, M. R., FN, Welp, H. L., DC3g Ready, J. L., FN, CARP L. R. Bohm, Hawk W. E. MEC