St Louis (LKA 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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DIIIO Most of the work in M Division can be described in two words: d d' t Thou h they may vary in intensity, you rarely have hot an ir y. g one without the other. With a work center known throughout the Navy as The Pit , EM01 is famous for its hard working, and hard drinking, oily, smelly pit snipe . On the Lou, with an engineering f th ' b plant in dire need of overhaul, the obvious discomforts o e jo are compounded by administrative blunders. The lack of tools and parts support are perhaps our greatest frustrations. And yet with handicaps like these and many more, there can still be found sometimes, a sense of pride for a successful and ontime light off. Why not feel good? You should try to light off an engineering plant or overhaul a pump with two paint scrapers and twenty 13f16 wrenches. Ginn'- t' Q X I 1, f 55' K D l 0 e 0 X lv I v -,f i dy Q kk . -.,,,,-14 nunu, Y 1'vu:.1' , MMCS JAFC 1 W ER, MM MAYHARY, MMQ LANIDIS, I

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