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Commence fresh-water washdown. Y eggs Heave around! Summit Conference. Weapons Department First Division, Second Division, and Fox Division make up the Weapons Department aboard BRUSH. Together they man the ship's weapons systems and maintain almost all topside equipment and deck surfaces. The First Division Bos'ns maintain the tradition of the Navy, for their duties are such that they can never be replaced by computers or the encroachment of the electron and the atom. No one has devised a better means of refueling, replenishing, or combating the corrosive effects of salt water than the means used by the Deck Gang - sweat and seamanship. Although the ship encountered rough weather throughout the cruise, BRUSH always looked 4.0 due to the efforts of First Division. Second Division is made up of the Gunnersmates on BRUSH. Constantly performing maintenance and fighting the omnipresent running rust, the Cannon Cookers kept BRUSH'S main battery mounts in execellent condition. BRUSH fired over 3000 rounds on enemy positions in South Vietnam, and the re liability and accuracy of her guns was praised by all spotters. Sonar Technicians, Fire Control Technicians, and Torpedomen make up Fox Division aboard BRUSH, Although the ST's and TIVl's weren't confronted with any enemy submarines on our cruise, they did have a chance to test their skills against our own subs in training, and BRUSH always came out on top. The FT's were kept very busy between maintaining our fire control equipment and standing watches in Main to an other destroyer's in WestPac. Gunfire support spotters Battery Plot during GQ. They are superior y stated BRUSH was the best shooting ship in the U.S. Navy with the exception of the battleship, the Uss NEW JERSEY CBB-625.
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