Coral Sea (CV 43) - Naval Cruise Book

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' Peter G. Weir Edward Smith Michael Failfitldifn E Ed Feaftherstone Th0m3S Tlflnchefar ' i in in l E L90 QEOXWQW' David QIVIQBGGIBY i R0d 0if9f Meiipa Lfyp Kevin Degraffiinreadti Richard Ai snunn Andrew iJ+1yiFeras1hir Q Davide ,Bash William Burns? Randy Deremo r i Deck Department D remains busy whether at E seaor in port. Deck IS- responsible for anchoring x and mooring of the SNP, underway replenlshments r and mamtammg the ' exterior of the shlP- Jeffrey Newton First Lieutenant T responsible for many spaces, equipment and personnel without which USS CORAL SEA would be unable to complete her military mission of sustained air operations at sea First Division also supplies bridge watchstanders, and man overboard rescue, anchoring, Iinehandling and replenishment personnel.