Enhance (MSO 435) - Naval Cruise Book

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Engineering Department Just what part of the ship is the engineering department? As in all living things life begins and ends with the heart. A ship is a living activity the heart of which is the Engineering Department. Fuel oil' is the life giving blood. Throbbing diesels and hot pulsing generators deliver life throughout the ship U means of electric cables and wires. Most things in life are taken for granted, but if one wouldbstop and think what life would be like Without the Engineering Department, one would only haveafto look a short Way back into history. In the days of sailing ships, poor sanitation, low water supplies, unattractive and repetitive food supplies, rather risky navigation, armament based on force rat.s.3r'i't'g. n skill, no means of communication beyond visual distance, poor lighting, no heat- ing or ventilation and slow speed were all the rule rather than the exception. In other words, giv- ing a ship a heart has rgade it a complex machine all the parts of which rely heavily on the heart. If the heart or the ship' cops beating, the ship itself is dead in the water. Above are the Enhance men who keep this heart ope ting through long and strenuous hours of patrol, transit and exer- cises. . w

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