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DECK DIVISIONS FRONT ROW, left to rioht: TANNER, C.V., SN; BAYNE, L.E., SA: B.E. EATON, C V02, SHIP ' S BOS ' N; LOEGEL, G.A., SA: GRIMES. J.L., BM2. BACK ROW, left to risht: BINIAKEWITZ, D., SN; COWARD. J.W. JR., FA: SHAMHLIN, D.C., SA; DORMADY, B.W., SA 45
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DECK DIVISIONS 1 V ? ' V 1? } v ' ' V FRONT ROW, left to right: LOEGEL, G.A., SA: TRIPP, W.M., SN: BOGER, F.E., SN: TANNER, C.V., SN; OLIVER, R.N., BM3; ENS J.G. FITCH, DIVISION OFFICER: BRESLIN, R.J., BMC; HUTCHINSON. D.A., SN; STEVENS, R.L., SN; COOK, L.M., SN. BACK ROW, left to right: DORMADY, B.W., SA; GWIN, R.A., BM3: FARR, E.E., SN; DENZER. S.D.. SN; TUNCHES, A.R, SN; BITTLE, L.D., SA; BODIFORD, J., SA; BINIAKEWITZ, D., SN; NORRIS, T.M., SA; HOFFMAN, T.J., SA; MORAND, K.E., SN; METCALF, A.M., BM2. BOATSWAIN ' S MATES— The BM and his mc?i , the eleek seowen, probably sleep the least, work the most, and complain more than any other gang aboard any ship in U.S. Navy. The Deck Force tnay com- plain, but they are happy as they perform: loaeiing and unloading cargo; embarking and debarking various sizes of landing craft: underway re- plenishment; high-lining of personnel; re-fueling details; ivorking on the stern gate; hauling up or dropping the anchors; mooring to purs and buoys; raising and lowering the gangway and accommodation ladders; lowering and hoisting boats; rigging and utrrigging the boat booms; ivorkinu, in the sail loeker )nending and making canvas articles: tt nding to th( appearance of the sides of the ship; coxswaining the ship ' s boats; standing underway and inport watclus; and last but not least, )))aintain- ing the decks, bulkheads, and iquipment of the well diek, boat decks, and the main deck. At all hours of the day or night approximately one- third of the First and Second Division is at work at some dttaU or an- other or standing watch. ' PLBMo THg ' Dsv 1 033 3 ftt rtft ontX) - aCfP, yPA otoo T0BA4 To 1 ll I i
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