Delta (AR 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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GYRO, INSTRUMENT Sz BATTERY SHOPS 1St ROW: EM3 FRASI-ERg IC3 STANLEYg IC3 ICI ANDREWS5 IC2 MILLS5 EM2 JOHNSONg IC3 KOPINSKI5IC1HOUCKgIC2 WARRENgSNCOPELANDg pMCCLENDONg IC3 PETTY5 IC1 WILLIAMS5 EMCS 2nd ROW: LTJG J. J. MURPHY5 ICC J. W. BROWNg R. B. BANKS. GYRO, INSTRUMENT AND BATTERY REPAIR SHOPS The Gyro Repair Shop takes care of the maintenance and repair of all interior com- munication equipment. Both ship to shop items, like movie projectors, the main source of recreation for ships out at sea for long periods of time, and instruments which cannot be removed from the ship are serviced. These instruments include gyrocompasses, which are vital for ships navigation and fire control systems. Other gear that are repaired are under- water log equipment and plotting systems that plot the ship's course and speed for navigational data. I . The Instrument Repair Shop have men assigned for the-purpose of maintenance and repair of all battery operated and electrical meters, meggers and other central electrical instruments . The Battery Repair Shop takes care of the necessary maintenance, repair and testing Of all types of batteries used by the Navy. Most ofthe batteries are the standard six and twelve volt batteries, These batteries are used for boats of all sizes, for emergency gyro services, and the hundred uses that require batteries. All batteries in use are tested and recharged every six months, making the shop a busy one indeed.

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R-3 DIVISIGN OP ff . W - ,, as . + Sw w ., 'f . - lst ROW: EM3 EHRIGg FA BROWNg EM2 TRIPP5 EMFA ADAMSg EM3 WELLS3 FN BROWNINGg FLXA EM2 'SCHNEIDERg EM2 REINHART5 EM3 BOLDYNg SAKRY5 EM3 HOPPER5 FN JEROMEg FA SHELB , EN BROWNQ FN COKERg FN ANDERSON31 EM3 FN PEASLEE5 EM2 BUNCHg EM2 STAGG5 EMCS R. SNOWDENg FN COFFEY, 2nd ROW: LTJG J. J. B. BANKS. MURPHY3 EMFA FISHERQ FN ERKSg SN SHORTg -- ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP The Electrical Repair Shop's major Work is the rewinding of AC and DC motors and generators. This shop is able to repair motors from any type vessel from the smallest gun- boat to the largest nuclear carrier. The motors may come from a portable drill or 3 75 horse power fire and flushing pump. Thousands of pounds of copper Wire are used weekly ln rewinding motors, generators, transformers, and solenoids, Other Work accomplished is the rebuilding of. circuit breakers, signal searchlights, controllers, voltage regulators, 9190310 brakes, galley equipment and small boat electrical systems.

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R-4 Rsnop Hill! .Ez ,, Mk.. al ,. 1 I H I I lst ROW: STG1 BURNS5ETN2 CARLSONQ ETR2 STG3 LADDQ ETN3 CAMPBELL3 ETSN BRYANTQ JOHNSONg ETNSN IHSENQ ETN3 FRANKLINg ETNSN STGSN AFFLECKQ ETI GARDNER3 ETN3 BECKERg CULLEYQ ETN3 WOLOSZg ETNSN THORINGTONg STGSN ZATTERSTROM5 ETN3 CORLISS5ETCMA.L. ETNSN RICHARDSONg ETNSN BACON. 2nd ROW: RIEFER5 ETC R. J. TOLAND. ETC K. D.MORGANgETNSN INGLEQ ETN3 EDWARDS3 , 2 R-4 ELECTRONICS RE PAIR SHOP In the Electronics Repair Shop, the repair of all portable equipment is accomplished, OU 3 ShiP CO-ShOp basis. From here technicians are sent to other ships to repair large trans- mitters, radar and sonar equipment. This shop repairs its own test equipment and rnaintaiI1S the communication and radar equipment installed aboard DELTA as well as the te1eviS10H and hi-fi equipment provided for the crew. I