Calvert (APA 32) - Naval Cruise Book

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A SMALL PART OF LIBERTY SQ RECREATION JAYNE and CARSTEN, mak- ing with the music with a welcomed guest, Lett: A bunch of sailors getting together for possibly the last time in the Far East. There is no better way to collect memories than a good old fashioned party. This one was held on the fifth of May at the Colonban Left: SEBASTIAN, TATE, BUNCH, JAYNE, MOSIER, and the cake that was so well appreciated, given to the division by NIETO, CS3. Right: TIERNEY and PATTER- SON trying to dance. This is dancing?? May be more better SUMO wrestling, Ne ?? Three of the wheels, enioying a little fun for a change. FUCHS ENC, LTJG ZERBEp and LT LOGAN Cafe, in Yokosuka. TIERNEY, practicing up the coal miners dance.

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AB-IJIVISIUN The men of this Division are responsible for keeping the boat engines in shape so that the troops and vehicles will get to the beach. To make doubly sure of this, they ride the boats with them. When the Beachhead is established, the time has come to repair the damage to the engines and get them ready for another day. The men overhaul the engines completely at times besides making numerous minor repairs. The lighter side ot their duty is getting the crew on liberty. Lett, TATE EN3 checking very delicate parts of the engine. ??? Will it run again ??? Right, Some of the men taking time OUT. MERRITT, SEBASTIAN, PATTERSON, Gncl MARKER. ist Row, L to R: Carsten ENT, Bunch EN2, Marker EN2 Patterson, K. EN2, Tooley EN2, Cantrell EN2. 2nd Row, L to R: Gales FN, Fuchs ENC, Anglin EN2 Tierney EN3. 3rcl Row, L to R: Deen FN, Sebastain EN3, Jones FN Patterson, G. FN, Mosier FN, Jayne EN2, Alarcon, R. FN The GRAY MARINE 671 The BOAT SHOP. This is the Engine that takes up MARKER EN2, 81 BUNCH EN2 All repairs are made here. so much of our time. checking out a blower

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I 1- 'lift l W ll l l l l l l l l l l lst Row, L to R: H.H. Mullennix, R. L. Raulerson, CHMACH Lathen, W.F. Cupp, J.T. Barlow, J.M. Carter. 2nd Row, L to R: N. B. King, W. D. Bong, R. L. Crowdes, J.D. Curtis, M.W. Walters. 3rd Row, Lto R: K.D. Bottger, L. Schork, S. McEachern, C.A. Kelly, G. McGhee. The B Division are boiler men and boiler repairmen, these two jobs are their main responsibility. They are also responsible for several other iobs which are just as important, as receiving, storing, and discharging fuel oil, and keeping the ship on even keel. The latter has kept them busy. They are still trying to figure out how to transfer fuel oil from one side to the other to take list off ship, when the fuel oil tanks are full. While both underway and l in port, they stand their watches in the fireroom, keeping steam pressure up, so that the ship will have electrical power l to supply the main engines. They try their utmost to keep from making smoke as the movie goers don't like the soot 1 falling on them. Between keeping steam pressure up and the ship on even keel, they have a full time iob. l l , Y .ll Klngf- N-B- 31 Bottger, K.D. taking advantage Relaxing after a hard day's work is J.D. Curtis. of the absence of the bossman.