Columbus (CA 74) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1953

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nder the most capable direction of LT W. E. Striplin, CHELEC Hodges and Chiefs hHozak and Perlcs, Schnider, EMI, and J. Beckham, EMI, Easy Division operates and maintains most of the electrical equipment aboard ship. The division is divided into many different gangs, each handling certain phases of the intricate electrical system needed to keep the ship running properly. The first is the inter-communications gang which takes care of the maze of telephones, sound powered and ship ' s service, the gyro compasses, and signal and warning alarms in all engine and firerooms. Next is the distribution men who handle all motors, pumps, main generators and switch boards in all four firerooms and both Engine rooms. They operate emergency switchboards in the fwd. and aft. diesel spaces. Next we have the lighting gang which takes care of all lighting and battle lanterns, and rigs any emergency lights needed. They also repair irons, toasters, joe pots, hot plates and many other implements used to make living aboard ship more desirable for all hands. Next is general power handling all heavy extractors and dryers in the laundry and all galley equipment such as meat cutters, mixers, ovens and grills. Then there is ordnance and power which maintains motors, hoists and the electrical gear in the turrets, mounts and other Gunnery spaces. The next on the list is ventilation, taking care of vent motors and equipment used in keeping the ship cool and livable for everyone. Another important part of Easy Division is the battery locker which handles all batteries for liberty boats, automobiles and Captain ' s gig. Also they take care of search lights, ignition systems, starter motors and generators in all boats. E Division also supplies the movie operators, who are School graduates and can operate many different types of slide, silent and sound projectors. These chosen few show all training films and movies for the crew and officers — sometimes even for children ' s parties held aboard the ship. This is a short summary of the duties and capabilities of the men in E Division, and as you can see, we have a vitally important job in the smooth operation of the USS COLUMBUS in war as well as peace.

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