Wasp (CV 18) - Naval Cruise Book

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Y life - ol. .Y-.. 4 1 V I w , - t LTJG A. R. Trupp Nebraska LUG I. W. Hastings lr Florida Y 1' L1 O 'N 3 -fe, Rnoce Is. :f Second Division of HS-xr, under LTJG Kutch, handles the flow ol' materials needed to keep the squadron operating. This Supply Divi- sion outfits aircraft, pilots, and crew alike, in addition to handling all the paper work con- nected with the job ofclerks and storelteepers. Armament and equipment is the business of Third Division. ENS Small's men arm, equip, maintain and issue protective flight clothing ranging from gloves to inqulated anti-exposure Suits to pilots and crews. Urdnancemen attached to the division are responsible for the handling stowage of smoke lights, depth clmrges, and antisubmarine torpedoea. ln addition, they have Custody of squadron side .arms and ammunition, issuing them when necessary. Fourth, or Power Plants Division, maintain! aircraft engines and tnnsrnission systems. Under LTJG Llndaas, Power Plant crews also conduct periodic maintenance checks, and maintain both In up-to-date technical publications library and - aircraft logs. -4 - t 3 f i l 1 My LTJG W. E. Kutch Michigan l K X I 3, 4 lt l ktntnl 'Nan lvls ' uw Vyr In VJ '.'.'nntr-,, it llmtlt fQ'lY'JllY1'l I .wv' W r, I LUG D. G. Wilson Rhode Island -. li ' 7 LTJG D. E. sekeuack ii' , , ,. New York LUG .'!. E.. -cngeuer Mame 4 . LTJG P. G. Wheeler Rhode Island

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l -gf LCDR H. J. Ziebo Connecticut LCDR R. G. Crowder Florido lfl5R R l. Sirnrmmws Pvrlnsvlvulliil fd. 1 . ,ck ' x - X , 1 HS-11 Q ,f2?dQ1y5Q 35 -f V - 'ffv-YV' ,L . if . - ea Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron Quonset Point, Was headed first by Collins, who Was relieved in july by Dumas. The HSS-1 helicopters especially designed for anti-submarine carrying sonar and being also with depth charges angjgorpedoes. The squadromfis broken down into divisions, each with functions. .c All clerical gan nistrative duties ...Q handled by Hanl'-WS FifSf,l1lf2?iil.l:fidii Division, Whose function is to squadron offices. umerous jobs of division include ha g squadron communica- 50115, TAD assi nts, and administrative? reports.

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