Delta (AR 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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-5 DEVISIQN ORDNANCE RE PAIR SHOP ,f , 2 , ,f ' ff!!! ,, , XWWMW, , . yW 1,1 Q V , f W WW XX: 1st ROW: FTGSN RICHARDSONg GMGSN FTG2 GIBBSg FTGSA PEARSONg GMG1 ANDERSONg TAPHORNg GMGSN McGOWANg FTG2 LEE.2nd ROW: FTG3 EHRENFEDT5 LT B. N. MOERDYK. R-5 ORDNANCE REPAIR SHOP , The R-5 Ordnance Repair Shop as its name implies repairs ordnance gear ofthe ships coming alongside us for repairs. The gear ranges from M-1 rifles to 5 54 caliber r1fles.'It also includes the fire control radars of the different fire control systems that control the blg guns of the Seventh Fleet. Torpedo and sonar equipment are two systems that the shop .ca repair work on. Trouble shooting casualties in electronic weapons systems and regunnlng the weapons system are just some of the capabilities of the Ordnance Repair Shop. ndo

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TELETYPE-CRYPTO RE PAIR AND CALIBRATICN LAB, lst ROW: ETC R. J. TOLAN'Dg RMI ESPANTOQ MORGANQ ETN2 BIRDWELL5 RM2 DUDKA5 ET1 ETR2 DEADMAN5 ETN2 MAKOWSKIg RM3 GRAVESg BURILL5 ETR3 CHOWNING3 ETR2 PALMER5 ETCM RMCS D. G. REMINGTON. 2nd ROWS ETC K. D. A,L. RIEFER, - R-4 CALIBRATION, TELETYPE, AND CRYPTO REPAIR SHOP Most of the electronic test equipment used in the Navy must be calibrated at regular intervals, varying from every three months to once each year. This Work is done by the cal lab technicians, who have been specially schooled for it. The Cal Lab is a Secondary Standard, under the National Bureau of Standards and certifies all of its work. The Crypto Repair Shop, located in a vault, cleans, repairs, and inspects all the various types of crypto equipment used on Navy vessels. The men assigned here must have special schooling and security clearances. Men in the Teletype Repair Shop are especially trained for the maintenance of various teletype systems and units which are used by the Navy.

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AUX. Sz DRAFT SHOP 1St ROW: SN JORDANgSNLEEgSN PISTILLI5 SN OM2 PRICE5 SN NEWTONg DM3 JOHNSONg DM3 ASBELISg DMSN MICHAEL. 2nd ROW: SA WARDQ STRONG5 IMCS E. VAN SCHAICK. DRAFT SHOP AND AUXILIARY MACHINE SHOP The Draft Shop is capable of performing numerous draft work, from drawing blue prints to cartoons. Most of the Work consist of the drafting of master copies of photo metals, month- ly calendars, charts, status boards, and the painting of ships' ribbons and DELTA plaques. The Technical Library is located in the Draft Shop and it contains thousands of technical repair manuals of shipboard equipment from which a customer ship can use for ready refer- ence. The Auxiliary Machine Shop's primary function is engraving. This shop engraves on many types of material and monthly produces hundred of signs necessary to the operation of shops and offices.