Coontz (DLG 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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- BRINGING A ' ROC ABOARD RECOVERING OUR FISH ROMINIECKI HOLDS UP TWO CELLS ' WHOOOOOOOOSH ' THE HI-LINERS TAKE FIVE HEAVE HO, ME HEARTIES!

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M DIVISION FIRST ROW, L TO R - BALTEZORE, C . E .; MARQUARDT, W . F . ; CLOSE , C .H . ; MCDONALD , R.G.; CARDER, G.A,; MONASMITH , B.L. SECOND ROW , HINES , E .E . ; LOVELAND , G .J . ; LYNCH , C .T. ; KOZLOWSKl , T . W. ; FITZ- GERALD , B .T . ; COON , J . ; LTJG IMMERMAN ; O ' LEARY , D . E . ; BAUER , W . P. ; ROSA , T . E . ; HAUGEN , A .E . ; MCALLISTER, J.R.; NICHOLS, W.F. (NOT PICTURED) BLOCK, W.W.; CROWELL, L.A.; FRANKLIN, B.A.; GRASSO, R.C.; HUNTER, C.W.; INGERSOLL, T.R.; KERN, A.W.; NACIK, J.J,; YOUNG , G.E.; GREEN, W.G. A COONTZ MACHINIST ' S MATE HAS A GREAT DEAL TO BE PROUD OF. He works in the finest, cleanest, and best OPERATING ENGINE ROOMS IN THE FLEET, AND WHY? BECAUSE HE HAS MADE THEM THAT WAY. His PETTY OFFICERS ARE AMONG THE MOST TALENTED IN THE Navy AND his is a satisfying job due TO THE OBVIOUS RESULTS OF HIS LONG HOURS OF TOIL. HIS WORK CONSISTS OF EVERYTHING FROM TAKING MAIN ENGINE BEARING CLEARANCES TO REPAIRING PUMPS AND VALVES AND CLEANING BILGES. A QUICK TRIP THROUGH A COONTZ ENGINE ROOM IS PROOF ENOUGH THAT THE DIVISION ' S WORK IS WELL DONE. LTJG A.L. IMMERMAN MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT AND THIS LITTLE RED LINE STEADY STEAMING FOR SWIPES IS WONDERFUL!