Wisconsin (BB 64) - Naval Cruise Book

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FRONT ROW: M. S. Ostcrberg, F. R. Fanelli, R. L. Hunsucker, B. W. Newport. A NIIDDLE Row: T. W. Banner, B. W. Godfrey, S. Koteles, Jr., FPCQ J. A. Foy, W. W. Beatty. BACK How: Cv. A. Martinez, R. L. Eisman, J. R. Boehm, V. E. Nucci, C. R. Cooper. O I O ffffffiffffffffbVfffff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f7!!!!!!!!!fffffffffIfffff!ffffffffffffffffffflffffffffffffff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!A R D I S I O n FRONT Row: M. Ci1p0lIillIl1'0. J. O. Snyder. B. L. Kerrigan, J. P. Morvik, J. F. Scltucbcl. AIIIJIJLE Row: W. B. LULIIIIVII, F. L. Yates. L. H. Chitty, MEC, J. J. Mmm-. J. F. Sutton. Btxrix Row: .-X. A. Krumbel. R. F. Stafford, D. C. Kenney, R. C. Yr-sn-ly. C. C. Yung. F. II. Nluulc, C. R. Liddick.

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Did you say 'con the ballw? Yes Sir! If there is work to be done Roger Division will be on the spot, from a ruptured main to a ruptured duet. We have the gear, we have the men, we'll fix your heads. we'll cash your yen. We can make magazines into bunk rooms and 6 X 3 expanded metal into almost anything. Why, we ever take over when the chap- lain leaves the ship! The men of the division are a skilled group of hard working men that gain only praise from their superiors. However, they are the unsung heroes of the 4'Wiscy. There isnat a division aboard ship that we havenlt done work for. Whether manning our stations at flight quarters, fueling the helicopter or fighting fires, it's ullw at command. ln order to have a good hard working organiza- tion there must be men at the top to act as super- visory force. The men that we are referring to are our two Carpenters. Mr. Sherwood and Mr. Raggett. Wlith their knowledge and background they can ably pass the necessary information down to our hard working chiefs who see to it that the work is done. Wlhen Chief Murtha bellows his turn to he sets the air reverberating with his mighty' shout. Just so that the entire division can understand him he can even say it in Japanese. Butch Becker did you say? Heck. he can lick anything. even an airmail stamp. Boy, can that guy growl! linderneath that tough exterior there must be a warm heart because the boys think he is tops. just to mention a bit of confidential matter. we have a safe cracker by the name of Lampert. who. if apprehended. would be sent to the cooler for life. And so when we next pass by the R Division shops and spaces. let us pause and remember that here is the backbone of the WISCONSIN. From maintaining the stability and buoyancy of the ship. to the fixing of a leaky faucet-ll llivision will always come throughl FRox'r Row: R. A. Leake, W. C. Ingram, R, A. Leia-k, W. C. Winters. F. F. Hain. J. ll. IL- Win. Nlnniriz Itoyy: J. Protivnak. Jr., H. Stegenga, R. F. Bergeron, C. C. Beckler. J. li. Vause. S. V. Cumby. lim k Roxy: J. Kruyyin-ki, A. j. Prelich, Jr., S. l.. 7 Oldham, R. W. Melileeters, H. B. Graves, K. R. S4'l1ultA.J, A. tlarrarnl. .l. Xl. Norwood. J. lf. Kiger.

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CDR THOMAS H. K. RUSSELL LT J. R. DUQUETTE A ssistant Supply Officer X x 5 S X Q1 E S S N Q 5 S X Zffffffffiywffffffffffffffgyffffgl 'X-N v B, It