Wainwright (DLG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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5 J. M. MCGRATH LT P4 A. TUMMONDS LTJG FORMER MPA MPA ff x T! M L fi in R R CASTILLO MM1,J C Nee1eyMMl D A LAKE MM2 D A, MAKI MM2 i 'i . i J, Q X13 tl i f i ' O U r n H,A. SULLIVAN MMCS, J.A. PEARSONMMC R F FoTTER MMI ' ' ' M DIVI IO M Division effectively harnesses the energy of steam and directs it through the turbine nozzles to pro- pel the ship. Other equally im- portant tasks include the gen- eration of all necessaryelectricity and the distillation of feed and fresh water. In the heat of the engine rooms the M's tirelessly repair valves, replace pumpbear- ings and gaskets, maintain tur- bines and reduction gears, scrub the deck plates and seeminglyend- less miles of piping. Thier hands always seem to be the dirtiest and their coffee the blackest but it all contributes to their alert watches and the outstanding appearance of their working spaces ....... L tttc K A i ' mmf im Af G 5 4 in ' i X x' M ' ,Q- in L Ig t FQ ' b' ' fl i i up 3 l i it n L You TO s HM was-1 me Awmat xwspfcgyg 1 ,,,,',! g :S f ' i V' 2 - l S i fa' rv fp ,i H i me 36 W , 1 . 2- Y 5 6 r 1 5 Q . 6

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, , JZ' 2' VI ,, Q, yi. 4 ,, ,Zh Jig, I I ,UV ef, M I ,f . ff 1 R. B. BERKLITE The Engineering Department, headed by LCDR R.B. Berklite, is comprised of A, B, E, M, and R Divisions, and includes approximately one third of the crew. The scope of its tasks include operation, care and maintenance of the ship's main p r o pu l s i o n plant, auxiliary machinery, and piping systems, control of damageg operation and maintenance of elec- trical power generators and distribution sys- tems, repairs for the ship's hullg and repairs to equipment of other departments within the scope of the Engineering department. Under the supervision of the damage control assistant, LT W.J. Payne, and of the Main Propulsion Assistant, LTJG P.A. Tummonds, and due to a consistent effort by all hands, WAINWRIGHT's Engineering Department was judged as the outstanding Engineering Depart- ment in Destroyer Squadron 6 and was awarded the second Engineering Excellency award for l968. E GI EERING DEP RTME T J? 'Q Q , , N Q f I ft If f 1358 f 1 D, ff ? , 5+ - g i ,d h ij Z QQ , 1 7.1 X ' ,'fv I . -',, fb, ' I ,W f ffl, . if fi, 5 V' if f f ' E ' if ,Q if D' i ' f N 'W if , t I X 5 aj 5.31 ff XX 'Z ' f 4 rr.. ,. il 1 If i T! 1:25 4 I X , fi 1 ' - , f 4 , gi - 'Wai ,hi:,lwT:.::i..TT: A f My X f I, E fl , -'15 xv' . 1 9 Egg , ,, 'Q Viv' All vip, , X I ! 'LK fi 'F ff X 3 Q 'sing f 5295. 2 if W it ff ,W , hy!! wid wi If i in J

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