Cape St George (CG 71) - Naval Cruise Book

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UA Division A-Gant Front Row kneeling: ENS Simon, EN3 Braky, ENI(SW) Labonte Middle Row kneeling: ENEN Simmons. EN3 Buan, EN3 Anderson, EN2(SW) Drake Back Row kneeling: EN3(SW) Cabanilla. ENFN Carpenter, EN2(SW) Serna Standing: CW03 Santos, EN3 Midland, EN3 Jimenez, EN2(SW) Cunningham. EN3 Adams, EMQSW CW) Kesel The Enginemen (EN) of Auxiliary Division relentlessly work on the CAPE ' s auxiliary equipment. They service the galley, laundry, and anchor handling equipment. They maintain the air condi- tioning and refrigeration plants for food storage spaces and general climate control within the ship. They also have responsi- bility for the compressed air system. It is used for pressurizing pneumatic tools, launching torpedoes, and maintaining the chilled water piping system. They provide water for chinking, showers, and cooking. In essence, we are responsible for some- thing very important to every Sailor and in every space aboard the CAPE, from bow to stem and the mast to the screws.

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E Division We keep the lights on. First Row: EMFN Peoples, EMFN Pra, EMFN Fleischmcm, EM FN Galloway, EMl(SW) Cruz, EM2(SW) Parnass, EM3 Donofrio Back Row: EMC(SW) Jahnke, ENS Cunningham, GSCS(SW) Crangle We keep the lights on. That ' s the motto of Electrical Division. These Electri- cians Mates (EM) are responsible for the corrective and preven- tive maintenance on every piece of electrical gear on the CAPE from the meat sheer in the galley to the reading lights in every Sailor ' s bunk. They also stand watches throughout the engineering spaces and respond to every press- ing needs. Their dedica- tion is unmatched!