Current (ARS 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE TASKS OF THE DECK DEPARTMENT ARE MANY AND VARIED AS WELL AS BEING DIFFICULT. ROUTINE OPERATIONS MAY INCLUDE TOWING, ANCHORING AND MOORING, RIGGING AND RETRIEVING BEACH GEAR, AND SALVAGE OPERATIONS WITH EXTENSIVE USE OF THE POWER PACK SALVAGE MACHINERY. GUNNERY IS ANOTHER ASPECT OF THE DECK DEPARTMENT WHICH UTILIZES ALL HANDS, ESPECIALLY WHILE AT GENERAL QUARTERS OR DURING A GUNNERY TRAINING EXERCISE- 1 X f ff, Sf

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DECK DEPARTMENT X Y A XR N N X 5 fm LEFT TO RIGHT- BACK Row C. R. DEZUTTER BIvIC, JOHN KING SN, ARNOLD OLSON SA, BRUCE NICHOLS SN, WILLIAM JONES SA, WALTOR DYER SA, DICK NIERENGARTEN SN, TROY CSEAWEEDJ JORDON SN, LOUIS DANIELE SA, CLARENCE JOHNSON SA, FRED FuLLwOOD SN, TOIvI DOOLEY BNI1 LEFT TO RIGHT - FRONT Row I JERRY TRACY SN, LES zIIvIIvIERIvIAN SN, CORY TEIGEN SA, REGINO RIVERA SA, JIIvI ANDERSON SA, JOHN STEFFENS SN CDVJ, THOMAS RASINSKI SN, KEN BOYETT SN, ROBERT WILLETTE SA, VERNON SALLIE SA, FRANK BUTTON SA, ENS J. E. KLOTZ

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