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7 7 7 . n J? 'Q any f 653 g 32, 'W' N N, ,Q !Qff,w4q!t ',. , lf? .S I ,, - - ' I The Navigation Department led by LCDR Richard Buchanan - y 1 n has the responsibility for charting the ship's course through In I trackless expanses of open sea and through congested harbors and water Ways of the World. The skill of the ship's I I - . Quartermasters allows her to arrive in the desired place 3.11 IJIIO 8.ppOll'1tGd IZIIIIG. NAVIGATQR N DIVISION OFFICER LCDR R. S. Buchanan N. Division, made up of the ship's Quarter- masters, is responsible for plotting the ship's position, charting courses to assigned operation areas, anchorages, and liberty ports, and main-f taining the charts and publications associated with sage navigation. On watch the Quartermaster keeps an accurate record of all the ship's activities in alog called the Quartermaster's Notebook . At sea and in port, N Division personnel observe and record weather conditions and keep the Officer of the Deck informed of significant changes in the weather. During the Special Sea and Anchor, Replenishing, and Refueling details, the Quarter- masters man the helm on the Bridge and in after steering. Betton QM2 Munch QM3 Muldoon QM3
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