Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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- x - .lanmbw 'WW T5- W Qi? DI V 1 .Q 4 A nf' F17 .' .:i-L .V repair shops, one movie booth and the ship's gyrocompass. . The distribution of enough power to run a city and the rnain- tanance of endless telephones and inter-communication equip- S ment also is the job of the outfit that Works on anything that sparks. The hundred men assigned to E Division operate five electrical Y A 3 y Q X.. Q B-Q ! s CONNELLY, J. P. MOLAHAN, A. G. GRAY, -LW. BURGESS, R. E. KENTON, A. L. HAUKEREID, E. MONTGOMERY, C. E. SIMPSON, CHELEC W. M , A LENNON, ENS RJ. BOURASSA, A.V. STINNETT, H. S. BERG, D. BARNES, L. H. WEGENER, C. A. BASS, R.E. CHAMPAGNE, C.W. ABBOTT, C. HELSER, C. H. SMITH, Third row, left to right, R. P. RICHENS, I-LJ. DILL, J. L. MITCHELL, C. A. FRAZIER, J. E. BUCHANAN, PJ. TICHENOR ' Q G. H. HAZELGREN, R. G. LEIMER, J. L. LAWTHER, JJD. WILLIAMS, D.j. CARTER, C. D. HILDEBRAND, L. P. MILLER, F. S. CUNNINGHAM V.c. CORKLE, As. TooT1K1AN, T.L. Misco, RH. RIPPEEg Fourth row, left to fight. M.E.1ucHTER, Ac. ABBOTT, v.H. HLAVAC, R.c. GORDONZ 1 51 f G. D. coRsoN, C. D. LANIER, A. M. PEREZ, K. D. HAVEN, B. G. STAPLES, w.R.KRUMME, D. D. HAGQUIST, R.v.PH1PPs, R. B. BRABHAM, R. A. RICHARDSON, R.:L. MOE, K.R. STOIKES, R.L.MoRGAN. iA A VY H V f 4 I Y V V , N... ............... .. - M..- .L .... ........-.......ar..... Qtr.. QM- -sv .. ,S .k gy ? .fs . sr - , R 32 R X S S I Front row, left to right: G. W. BURGESS, R. PROCTOR, L. R. HOUSER, S. C. PIRO, G. T. GAULDIN, R. L. CASTO, R. E. SMITH, D. W. AIDS, WJ. Q w CARPENTER, G. M. SMITH, R. G. PENTON, G. SAYLOR, EJ. CROWLEY, 3T. R. NIGHT, W. G. LANE, J. C. YATES, Second row, left to right: J. J.

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e ---:akamai-------A-----mug ---ee DMA By keeping on the ball around the clock, the men of the M Division keep the Phil Sea on the go around the Pacific. The engine rooms were always ready for a full speed run, especially when the bow pointed toward Hong Kong or Yokosuka. Whether it was throttle or thrust bearing, bell sheets or bilge pumps, the engine room gangikept everything on the beam. Kneeling, left to right: -I. E. I-IIGDON, K. O. VAN NESTE G E ROYS W G BRANNAN T URBINQ CULLISON 50 W.T. PERTEETQ Sitting, left to right: LB. ROGERS, F. L. EVANS LV BUCHTEL R L READ M M NEAL J K HIMER MACH W H LA WILLIAMS ENS R. J. WARD R. J. sTURG1s, D. HANKINS, C. A. VEITL W P HUEBNER standing left to right J J BURKETTL1gBETGiHILdIgLICZJF1glB LEDGER WOOD, G. s. MULLINS, W. F. FURLONG, N. J. BYRD, R.W MATHEWS W E HENDERSON L G TERRELL

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NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT Shooting stars is only part of the job of the Navigation Department. Safe navigation of the ship is the main job of the department, but providing quartermasters to assist the navigator, maintain the ship's log and the helm in ticklish situations doesn't finish the job for N Division. Navigation's responsibility in rendering honors brings the band into the fold. F 'A ul ,v r - 1... . -. . ,-1. ' '. ,Y I ,. 1 ffff:2F5?-Q' is 1 JIT, fi, W: 455 1 CDR H. B. LAWRENCE, USN NAVIGATOR Kneering, left to right: D. L. MCGUIRE, B. G. NIXON, R. A. RENN, R.W. LEWIS, G.L. FORE- MAN, D.F. GRANDON, C. j. COLE, D.A. EZELL, D. L. BLUNTACH, K. L. VONKg Sitting, left to right, R. A. MARTIN, L.E. ANSLEY, G.E. WIL- SON, M. B. HUDSON, W. W. SHELTON, D. H. WORTHYLAKE, ENS R. M. WHITTON, M. O. sToUT, 11.11. GODWIN, J. E. CARMODY, E. H. BIER, D. C. HAWKINS, E. F. KUHNQ Standing, Ieftto right: D.G. CRAN- DELL, 5.12. THOMAS, G. L. PATRICK, R- UZELL, 1.11. CooK, J.A. BISHKOFF, R. R. REN- FROW, T.L.RUSSIANO, WJ. BERTSCH, K: A- RECK, R.DRAPER, 11.11. HODGES, W.S. WARD. Ci., '