Cape Cod (AD 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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BM3 A. Herche BM3 M. Bailey BM3 C. Bell BM3 C. Corle SN C. D'Antonio SA C. Dawning SA J. Hill OS3 B. Horton OS3 J. Jasperson BM2 B. Macias SA L. Martinez SN L. Priser A BM2 J. Stavitzke SA L. Vincent SA L. Zilinger

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sEcoND Division D1!D2 4ll HTENDING THE LIFELINES TO HOME D1lD2 functions as an integral unit with one Leading Petty Officer, one Leading Chief, and one Division Officer. They are responsible for conducting all deck evolutions except boat 8l crane ops. D1!D2 is our lifeline to home on deployment as they provide most of the personnel for flight quarters and underway replenishment, ensuring the safe arrival of our most valuable cargo-mail! The helos also provide for rapid delivery and return of ship- to-shop repair jobs, a direct contribution to CAPE COD's main mission. D1!D2 provides all linehandlers to enable ships to come alongside for faster repair service. In between these frequent, time-consuming tasks, D1!D2 works long hours to preserve the physical conditon of the ship-painting, painting, and more painting! Their dedication and pride are highly visible to the entire crew. 20 v I Nw f7Q,f ' A711 NW. 4' s V, ifgua y I , vriifkw '

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THIRD DIVISICJN ii EMC R. Lapidario BMC B. O'Neal LTJG Fl. Smith Division Officer The maintenance and proper operation and handling of CAPE COD's 15 small boats and four cranes are the responsibility of Third Division. Used around the clock for material and personnel transfer, picket duty, and garbage runs, the boats and cranes require constant tending to ensure there is no deterioration from the saltwater environment of the open boat deck. Third Division personnel also run the ship's paint locker and stand underway watches. ENCS L. Nlanalo ENC W. Smith FN C. Baker BM3 P. Bonk 22 BM2 D. Bedford BM3 3, Benben BM3 M. Bierchen SA S. Cochran Rh fX.X