Coral Sea (CV 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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Accidents are time consuming and costly in terms of manpower and material. Safety goes hand in hand 'with efficiency, and the implementation of a comprehensive safety program is the job of CDR Yakabek and his crew. A staff of senior petty officers with expertise in all aspects of carrier operation aid the ship's safety officer in evaluating potential problems and affecting workable solutions. They monitor almost every aspect of shipboard operation. Such evolutions as UNREPSIVERTREPS, deck seamanship, ordnance handling, engineering operations, and damage control are all carefully observed for safety violations. The dept. is also responsible for the dissemination of safety related informantion in addition to reviewing accident and injury reports. Promoting an atmosphere where safety is the primary concern of every CORAL Seaman is the aim of the Safety Department. 31,-4 f AHUBIIBH, BN S' ,XZ',:414ggi.',- -Q ,:.. ,Qff,-3,1-Cffg zs ii ii , ,,,. ,5 g, ,ggf my f V, -. f X2 Y , I ' 3 Aromin, JC Engleman, GL svvfssv A Safety Department 6 my '5 X... ,. f-,f' , A-an fs-1 . . Jf'l5Q'51 237, if' -V 'H f!fg.-3 'r.,, ftsf i ,gl 1 Matute, LA , ' W: I-wi. gf -f if -fi -9. 11-N: X , fi .ffX,-YXM.,-f.,., 4.X,f,,.s-,,. V'2'f?V7l-ilf Xviivf ' X K 4y,.-v. f.g:p.f:- :su-f :ess 1 MX , X, 1 - Q. .ws . 1 , Ms K YR. C . -.1 we W fists . X Z x S Q x , ,Xkvws X, Kloor, DD of . l Rvdsvrs, RE A f X SYGVGHSOI1, J Wolf. DN 1 . to .. 1- '1 'fx 1 5. Q., A F ,V L, l A s .152 is X 1, .1,' Vi. -Q.. SMX W V , x X XX if 5 N V ' Y ygsggs xx F'?i5'55'5XX.'1 fYzwf:ggxyX g::gfgs-mtg.:-: Ms-sysX .3-.X -. ,XXX-X X X-XX -X Is..-,,X.-: . - sXN.ixfwsX -XX:SbXXs. . f f'iSyX4,EQ'3.i ' if-X XX-ii , ' Zig? 5 Y 31X.f XXX--XXX fi 'Sa v M--w5.gr-:P S Q .ZA ,, -9 f X ibm 15X-Q21 5 X .X Q- in K A X v XQEX .. , A XX X i.g1X?Qe1XXX was we ' ' SEWXX. .xxx --PX. . X igX.XX1 X 1 X Q ' 'XX-Qs'fSi'sfsiXX ' .X X f PQHXSQ. it ' .- ,X ,SR X -..X:XXsfr X lwusmss 5' giqayq :Tlx . te .X 'X -M CDR P. M. Yakubok Department Head .,'Q X b - D E1iwl2YXX ,fX-Q. . .X 1, . - A gffggiXi:sg,'5,- QX - ww. - M N -ff .Xgg,i..Qv Q k K - 53if.YSfi K gvQx'23!tf'EiX 1 LA 0' -5,5 , M, Q x Qs sx it ii DOM 1- as X XX x Rm SXQNXX X X R X N X, Xi xx as . vsp-I' ,Q L xg .

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