Columbus (CG 12) - Naval Cruise Book

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13111110 .1 as 1 3 5.3! :ff W V I 1 aa Standing Left to Right: CWO Carlton, ICC Winters, EMI Partner, IC3 Herritt lwhite hatj, ICI Brown, EMFN Jagla, FN Austin, EM7 EM2 Kovar. IC3 Moore, EM2 Ghert, FN Cooke. EM2 Medrano, EM2 Moen, FN Lennon, EM3 I-louse, EM3 Madison, EM3 Trasborg, IC3 FN Younger, EM2 Croughwell, ICFN Dykes, EMI Murray, EMCS Lammy, LTJG Tuttle, MIDN Braunstein. Kneeling: FN Martinelli Miller, EM3 Mattis. ICFN Tennison, EM2 Williams, EM2 Grose, FN Wadsworth, EM3 McCombs. Not Present: EM3 Costello, EM3 EM2 Griffin. EM FN Hagans, EM3 Hromy, EM3 Otero, IC3 Puderer, lC2 Yankovitch, EM3 Suarez-Ramos. LTJG K.L. Tuttle 52 . r 1 . 4, X' . M ,:. Electricity - the most widely used commodity on any ship is pro- vided by the men 'of E Division. The lifiesiwhich carry the vital elec- tricity and most of the equipment which uses the electricity are main- tained by these hardworking experts. Every space which has electrical gear in it. Every department is heavilymdependent upon an unending source of electrical power. The gyroscdpds with which we navigate, direct our weapons, and read our radars correctly are elec- trical. That is just -the beginning. Electricians don't do it alone but they do their share. Electricians are not visible until the lights go out. They are an outstanding group of men and have done a highly com- mendable job keeping the 'ship electrically operational the entire cruise.

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. H W--sv-sf a r--A-.. . Front Row Left to Right: BT3 Taube, FA J. 'ET3 Rodriguez, BT2 Salazar. BT2 Ballard, BTFN J. Ragan, BTI R. Reynolds, FN Colvin Second Row: BTFN Hines, FA Heisey, BT3 Dick, BT3 Walker, BTFN Loomis, BT3 Smith, BTFN Hayes, BTI Rentuma, BT2 Evans, BTFN Dewhurst LTJG Fahrenholt Third Row' BTI Dodson FN Rock FN M h BT3 B F , . . , , erc en, urton, N Hale, BTZ Dunn, BT3 Wilson, FN Bell. BT7 Latham, BTFN Richardson. LB D1v1s1o fs Truly the lMiracle Workersl' for these men the pros- pects of a relaxing Mediterranean cruise appeared dim even before leaving Norfolk. With little more than long hours and extreme devotion to duty the men of Bravo Division have done far more than their share in seeing to it that COLUMBUS' deployment was a successful one. LTJG D.J. Fahrenholt

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