Camp (DER 251) - Naval Cruise Book

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, C. lC3 Wayne Clark FA Dennis l-lartwig IVIR3 l-larold Gaylord lVllVI2 Karl Kiesz Norton, Kansas What Cheer, lowa Pasadena, Calif. National City, Calif FN Joe Dupont Gray, LA. i lC2 Richard Dykstra Zeeland, lVlich. FN Bill I-linton San Jose, Calif. A FN Ted Waters Saginaw, lVIioh. EMFA Bruce Detata lC3 Richard Blackader FN Donald Smith EIVIFN George lVlc Ouat Springfield, Mags, Mansfield, Mass, Washington, lVli0l'1. Honolulu, Hawaii

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FN John Traks EIVI3 Dale Snider ElVl3 Howard lvlacomber SFlVl2 Johnny Fellows Staten Island, N.Y. Portland, Ore. Central Falls R I lVloblIe Alabama The trouble shooters of the CAMP are the hard working men of R Division Responsible For damage control and shipboard communications, they also keep the lights burning and the liberty boats running lt IS the respon slblllty of R Division to make certain that the master gyro com pass and all auxnlllary engineer mg equipment is kept In top running order, and all the thanks goes to this versatile and com petent group For keeping the ship cool In the South China Sea, and warm In Taiwan and Japan It was the men of R Division who insured the up to date rota tlon of movies aboard, and man ned the prolector every night and twice on Sundays All shipboard repairs were carried out with the upmost pro-5 Ficiency and, more often than not, the men of R Division spotted and stopped trouble before it had the chance to start. As a hard working team, we just couldn't ask for a better group, and to the men oFR Divis- ion, wekoffer a hearty Bravo Zulu . FfT?l'7i9f -If'-if,-., Tj? Qdifinfzi.-f -'J T51-15.4 AEE 717. '15 'G ::7.Ff -'f '51 7,3-, if-Sf' 4 .--1 V,-a,.l.,.. , ,.,i::f::. .'-,w.,.,,.,.- :, ,,:,-.,.. zu,-,.-n1g,,'v'g,..g:-1:1-..1e,.., .. ' --, .-,, 1 ,Wh I F' if

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