Dashiell (DD 659) - Naval Cruise Book

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5. in 35 . V+ .4 X 4, W, :pi . ,gp arf , Q1 i Knock off blowing tubes. We're snipes too fsifil 1 'A I i 31. 3 E r Q 2 L. F. DeLaune Z Riverside, lll. P. S C. W. Miller Denver, Okla. I F 9 H, X 1 ff. 4. 1' 5 S. M. G. Gorscak Duquesne, Pa. .., D. G. McLelland Boston, Mass. Bibi' fi.. effigy. i H is T. G. Mortach Cleveland, Ohio H. N. Stein Buffalo, N.Y. T. E. MacDonald Norwell, Mass. R. R. Schmitt E. Meadow, L. l. P. M. Phinney San Diego, Calif. J. F. Harding Lovington, lll. E. Williams Norfolk, Va. J. L. Johnson . Chicago, III. L. G. Souther Statesville, N.C. H. H. Bessette New Bedford, Mass. D. A. Olson. North Haven, Conn. R. L. Baur Euclid, Ohio J. W. Vincent Rochester, Mich. P. M. Schrader N.Y., N.Y. L. A. Moon Lander, Wyo . H. R. Lowman Marydel, Md. P. A. Scarano Pemberton, N.J. K. E. Robertson Johnston City, lll. W. E. McAdam New York

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, 5, , , . i l i i M D vision 'E The primary iob of the M Division aboard the DASHIELL is that of operating the main engines in accord with the orders of the Chief Engineer. l Getting the turns out for the Skipper in spite ot battle damage, or in times 1 Q ot peace, just ordinary mechanical failures requires good organization, . . . If ' ' ' supervision by skilled operators, and close team work. M Dlvlslon 2 possesses these virtues in a very high degree. u ln addition to the operation of the main engines, there is routine main- :-, tenance to be performed and repairs to be made. This work also falls qi to the lot of the engineroom and tireroom gangs. That they have done this ' job well has been proven by the fine record we have maintained through our long and arduous operating schedule this past summer. i a r l l l 4 l l l l l l a I l 1 l l V Did you say liberty? il 'l l l l I 1 4 x ,i if l li if le M Mr. Henken uses that cane pretty well li l i , , i i I 115 li fl li i li ri ll H31 M Who? Us? Blew tubes on you?

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A. J. Hintze Lynbr ook, N.Y. A. A. Gunselman Birdseye, Ind. E. Johnson East Boston, Mass J. J. Warren Alanson, Mich. H. L. Moon Lander Wyo. C. J. Johnson Catlettsburg, Ky. G. C. Racine Haverhill, Mass. M. C. Monteith North Troy, Vermont T. W. Futch Palatka, Fla. R. D. Nestor Newport R l E. D. Freeman Teaneck, N.J. M. A. LaFountain W. Savine, N.Y. R. L. Hill Tennyson, lnd. L. A. Matson Owego, N.Y. C. W. Little -4 C. E. Plowden H. E. Henson New York New YOl'l4 P. M. Janlcoski D. F. Meyer Baldwin, N.Y. Sayre, Pa. A. W. Reynolds W. J. Woods Fall River, Mass. , Comanche R. F. Lundgren H. Gonzalez Hudson Falls, N.Y. Bronx, N.Y. D. M. Dow R. A. Clary Union Me f I 0 0 F .