Spruance (DD 963) - Naval Cruise Book

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if E'-3 4..- - 'Us I 1 slr, 'tri' Ml' 1 Pl 1 i-o', i 4 ' ' l ' mt E! I 1.' '- X fl Sw- ' ii gy- -ti as .uw ENGINEERING: QFF DUTY Engineering department personnel enjoyed l a variety of activities during Med 3-90. Many engineers took advantage of the touts to historic sites in Eastem Europe and the Middle East while others frequent- ed taxerns and restaurants sampling the international night life. ef: lNl? ,le-tix Limetiiale pauses with rierias :toni the tireek Naxy .is night hills .V X,.g..N1.:B.tN,Slelly Bag-s l inR'USN13Sli.lt1ttSt'lus.tll!Lltltl USM? lleiifs Bello pump up with LBS!-I k e1..r.'ie stsiiiitall inthe l.tsl Med 'Q 1. 'F .if u 'Dv 5 -f Ni R is 11 .-Xbowi QL to Rl ENI Drake. USU? Urawely. ENI Carter. FN Miranda. and E311-SNK 1 Tank enjoy a night at lakes Right: GSN13 Hector Jimenez and GSM? Johnson look on as GSE3 Cabrices warms up for a big lift. 25

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R is for Repair and the Hull Technicians CHT'sJ and Damage Controlmen CDCJ can be found roving the ship with their faceshields, welders, and leather gloves, re- pairing damage caused by high seas, wear and tear, and extremely heavy sailors. R Division also trains the crew for survival in a battle damage environment. Right: MR3 Buzinski checks his work in the MR shop. Wm-. x f yy , , i ., I, R DIVISIO W. .. ,,., V W Ballard, C. DCI SW ,Q is L J Beavers, R. DCI -i - a g X Brent, P. DCFN - . R g Dachim, C. Mizz W 29 f as 'Si Y Y --.,. 0 Fey, D, DC2 1 KJ: - Flllseraid. J. HTFN i ..,, 1' Q - Garcia. C. FN M i ' J ti 5 Garrison, S. HTFA y wa R I 'R , . i V A X A -h .K wh' , vis.--V ,Wm Horton, D. HTI 'c , Lawrence, L, jr, DCZQSWJ '11 , ' A Lyric, L. DC2 , Perkins, M, FN - I V i , Q Y ... Y N- - A Ri8h13.DC2 Fey grinds a file as pal-1 of the daily routine of tool maintenance, 24 - ENGINEERING . 1 7 xi R fa f, V if

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U4 fx 336362 BM3 David Williams passes the word on the Above right: OS2 Wilfred La h k h - ' a contact on the bridge. rge C ec St C posmon of Right: Tending to the d ' ' ' - division are OSI Frank Snglggilgigfadiuues of OI 26 .OPERATlONS- l.. From stem Z0 stern, the ship 's safety is the responsibility of OPERATIONS DEPARTME The men of Operations Department pur- sue the collection, evaluation, and dissem- , ination of combat and operational infor- mation, generate the ship's schedule, maintain SPRUANCE's outward appear- ance, and control all communications with the outside world. This widely varied task- ing, executed in the face of rapidly- changing requirements, challenges onels i fix if , resolve, but, when one is moving forward fy 5 aggressively, nojob is too tough. f y 4 'gm 1 , e ,ff . ' 1 if 'QQ Le '. fr! 'W Y. , 5. f 'k. .-,Q '.,