Daly (DD 519) - Naval Cruise Book

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PF ll 0 fwlamzce ..,, r s 3fff'ZTS,.1 M-T I-la. . ll U ,904 nu XM 00' xx: Q mg' 4 f A A f 1 :Ip f '6 -jg, I ll 'I .3 If ' Q ,, From Polaks to Shantyl Irish- men . . . Barrel wipers, grease monkeys., lost in a maze of fuzes. shells. powder cans H somehow they kept the pistols in top shape, each one was ready when the time came. These are the fellas who made sure that. it was the Nips who went down at Roger Peter Two , Surigao and everywhere elseewand not the 519. Their job was to keep the guns in good shape. Not only nice to look at but deadly to fool with. GUNNERS MATE5 GM's POSE WITH NO. 5 THERE'S MORE TO IT THAN JUST TENDING G U N S - STANDING BY WITH HEAV- ING LINES. NOW THAT IT'S APARTMHOW DO YOU PUT IT TOGETHER? Fifteen

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'I'URPl6DOMEN .nu . M I 1' Mill..--I r 'Tqxx sf A 'R I-alll Md 'I'-lhi Ii HHN 2 Wa Torpedoes and depth charges, maintenance and use. They mothered the big fish that ripped a Jap hattlewagon at Surim gao, chipped and re-chip- ped the depth charges and depth charge racks. PART OF THE GANG SEM I RELA XATION Seventeen