Davis (DD 937) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 .-..w x',:,T- I, NAVTGATIGN Navigation is composed of 5 distinct 'Eccf 53 ll . - 2 f-'- A T ratings: Hospital Corpsman QHM Sl, y T E 9 J - , Yeoman fYN'sj, Postal Clerks CPCSD, pw Q. p T Personnelmen CPNBSJ and Quartermasters E E A , CQM,sj. The HM's are responsible for the I health and general welfare of all crewmembers. They conduct sick call, present medical training lectures, and maintain on-board sanitation standards. 1 The Yeomen are responsible ,for the efficient functioning ofthe shipls office. They prepare and route all incoming and outgoing ship s correspondence, maintain all officerls service records and keep files of instructions, notices, and publications. The PostalClerks operate the ship s post office. During the deployment, these men ,J had what was Widely considered to be the most important job on the ship. The PN's maintain ship's personnel records and handle all administrative' matters pertaining to enlisted men including checking-in of newly-reported men, transfers, courses and advancement exams, discharges, and leave. The QM's E are charged with thesafe navigation of the ship. They fixthe ship's position by star sights, visual sightings, omega, radar, and fathometer readings. ix Y vl. ,b A Q tx I -L1 rf W' 14- 'A .. .. , QC.-wi: Q 1 0.3,v,:.'-'K fp Q -.. r-T? jj- . if I T 'Qff5I ' ff? A y ' U '-,-1'ffZ- 41, if X 7, O E , 1 X W f 0 X , I W9 4 ' . :vii 1 T' ., ' Em. fg I . .. fl., - -I A Y ,WCC-,fm f LTJG S. L. FREEMAN HMC MARVIN F. CLOUD OPM!! . - ,...- :. .- ,. . fffffmw MAI DEMETRIO FILARDI PNI 3,11 REQUHJAN . ETC PAUL .Ly DARDIS l 4' 4' 'K' if . -ir. at ,, , .,,- 41 '1 . . .U ay , -up , ' ,V FTGC F. P. JGHNSTON VNC RDBERT E. PHILLIPS QMC ALBERT D. TAYLOR YN3 RICHARD F. ACOSTA 1 TAKING A BEARING l l WAITAMINUTEVTHISGLIE MALARlA TABLETS! GET POD NOTE FORWMCRROWWHEPONS HASNT BEEN ON BOARD YoUR MALARIA TABLET? ALREADY ON THE STREET BUDDY, Fon A YEAR' RIGHT HERE. GET EM l GL . as ' . 99 sa . , u WHILE TH EY'RE HOT! - f l'

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DIRECT SUPPORT I I . aug, LTJG PAUL HEUSINGVELDT CTII JIMMIE BAILEY .v ..,fr- L, at I I I I Special Equipment, manned by members of I the Naval Security Group was embarked during I the cruise to provide special assistance to the Commanding Officer and to the Admiral. I CTM2 scoTT E. BRoNsoN SGT JOHN F. WEIGAND SGT BRYAN WILLBRANDT CTI3 CHARLES BYRUM C HAPLAIN THE CRUSADER AT WORK. For a large part of her time in the Middle East the Davis had as a welcome addition to her ship's company, Lt. Walter Leverette, CC, USN. In addition to divine services the Chaplain conducted seminars and was always available for counseling. Lt. Leverette is now a veteran of several Highline and Helo Transfers I and also joined the Royal Order of Shellbacks on this J CTUISC. I I I I I I I I . - I CTT2 KEITH D. FUNK .I I M I rl II 'I I .I Q. I I II CTOSN PHILLIP GRAY I i 4 4 I Z I E I ,I If I I I I LT. WALTER LEVERETTE I i 1 I I I I I I id