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Fire room THE CABOT TODAY The CABOT was the first capital ship to be returned to active service from the Reserve Fleet. The ship was recom- missioned on 27 October 1948 as a unit of the Atlantic Fleet and was assigned to the Naval Air Training Command for duty. ln l95O she underwent a completeoverhaul at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and returned to the Fleet in l95l as the nation's most modern anti-submarine carrier. After participating in the Atlantic Fleet maneuvers in the fall of l95l, the ship was ordered to duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Upon completion of three months foreign service, during which she operated with warships of the North Atlantic Allies, the CABOT returned to the States and operational control of the Naval Air TrainingrCommand. The ship operates as a highly mobile floating airbase to support her fighters and attack planes. Launching and landingthese planes at 30-second intervals in high seas and ever-changing weather conditions is an exacting task, re- quiring the utmost in teamwork, precision and coolheaded- ness by the pilots and flight deck crews. , 'k it it For comparison, the CABOT is much like a busy metro- polis, with men of many trades and crafts working tirelessly to keep the ship in an efficient operating state. Machine shops, carpenter shops, engine rooms, electric plants, high frequency radio rooms, galleys, canteen, barber shops, tailor shop, laundry, ship's store-these and many other units serve the same purpose as the city food, merchandise, utility and repair establishments. For administrative purposes the ship is divided into seven main departments: Operations, Air, Gunnery, Engineer- ing, Supply, Medical and Dental. Each department is ad- ministered by a senior officer who is directly responsible to the Commanding Officer, through the Executive Officer, for the proficiency of his department. With this brief description, it becomes readily apparent that the CABOT is representative of any naval ship, and is capable of answeringto emergencies on short notice, whether it be for routine rescue work or the defense of her country. Tailor shop Engine room
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