Coontz (DLG 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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R DIVISION • FIRST ROW, U TO R- ROSEN, A.E, G, C.E.{ EASLEY, E.L.t SHEATS , B.J.j FISCHER, E.G.t KRAUS , M.K.J POTTER, R.L.; RICE, R.L.; DYER , R . I . ; BODKINS , T.A.; B RAMMER, J.E. SECOND ROW, SCHWART- ING, M.K.; RAMSEY, R.E.; WASSERMAN , M.R.; DAVIS, L . M . ; FICKLIN, L.J.; BALLARD, D . L . ; WRIGHT, G.W.J SORENSEN, N.C.; WHEALTON, D .G . ; JOHNSON, R.C.j ENS DUFF} KIRKPATRICK, H.D.; LTJG BALLOU j STEPHENS , R .G.; WEESE , E.B . ; HOPKINS , G.L.; RYDZY, W.P.; MART IS, W.K.; LINE, C.A.J DENY, R.M.; MINOR , E . L. ; GARRETT, J.H.j CHLUBNA, C.L.j ROSS, L.S.j WICHERT, M.W. (NOT PICTURED) PALMER , D.E . ; ARAGON , N .B . ; EDWARDS , U . ; COALE , C .A . ; PACHECO, J . J . ; H ENDR ICKS , J .L. ; APPLEGATE , P .D . ; DUNNE , R .L. : ANGST, C.E. ; PETER MAN , J.W . ; JEP PERSON , D.J . ; JESSOP , J.E . ; LOGAN , M .D, ; SHEEHAN , J .H . ; CURTIS , R .L. ; M US SLE WHITE , R .D. R Division has gear that reaches into every corner of the ship. Because of the six rates that MAKE UP R Division , they are broken up into three major groups . The largest of these is E group, which in turn is divided into the EM gang and the IC gang. The Electricians ' Mates ensure that the ship ' s power and lighting needs are fulfilled in order to CARRY OUT our MISSION. THEY ARE IN CHARGE OF THE SHIP ' S SERVICE GENERATORS, EMERGENCY GENERA- TORS, AND RELATED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS. The DUTIES of the IC gang are the upkeep of MC units and circuits, SOUND-POWERED PHONES , PIT- log , alarm circuits, 400 cycle mg sets, ship ' s entertainment systems, and providing the movies, which are the sole means of amusement at sea. The group that has more spaces in out of the way places is the a gang. They maintain the emergency diesels, after-steering, the machine shop, pump rooms, AND reefer SPACES. THE ENGINE- MEN ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING THE BOAT ENGINES RUNNING IN TIPTOP SHAPE SO THAT LIBERTY IS NEVER DELAYED. The SMALLEST, but not LEAST GROUP IS THE R GANG MADE UP OF DAMAGE CONTROL- MEN AND SHIPFITTERS WHO KEEP THE SHIP AFLOAT IN TIME OF WAR AND IN GOOD ORDER IN TIME OF PEACE. FIXING LEAKY VALVES, WELDING BROKEN FITTINGS, AND THE RAPID WITHDRAWAL OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT FROM THE REPAIR LOCKERS IS ALL IN A DAY ' S WORK FOR THEM. LTJG C.L. BALLOU DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT ENS F.D. DUFF ELECTRICAL OFFICER » » - ©

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