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LT, (jg) BERNARD S. BABB USNR Waldo, Florida 1 Va years service A Division Officer The duty of the men assigned to the A Division officer is the care and maintenance of the ship ' s auxiliary machinery. They take care of the ship ' s generators, the steam-heating and refrig- eration equipment, the pumps, the evaporators, the teiemotors, the boat engines, and the ice machine. Their work involves long hours of extra work during breakdowns and possible breakdowns and they are often called upon to do extra work when a damaged small craft comes into the well deck. In doing their job well they win the admiration of the crew and it is well deserved. L. ■ n j 1st Row: Dayley, James, Davidson, Al- cox, Tomanio, Kostal, Sanze, Pitman. 2nd Row: Kirkpatrick, Weinz, Hen- drtx, fleavilian, hluffer. Van Nyhiiis.
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CHIEF MACHINIST BILLY J. HARSHMAN USN Pueblo, Colorado 16 years service B and M Division Officer The primary duty of the men assigned to the ship ' s machinist is main propulsion. This doesn ' t even skim the surface of the work that they are required to do because it involves a great deal of vigilance, pa- tience, knowledge, and just plain hard work to keep a ship moving at Navy standards. They may be called upon to change speed of the ship at any time and must be able to do so or else a catastrophe could occur. They work with such vital machinery as the two main engines that propel the ship and the boilers that provide the steam for these engines. The response of these men and this machinery to the orders that come from the bridge are perhaps the most important function of a Naval vessel. 1st Row: Gilbert, Rohlman, Lingen fetter, Davis. 2nd Row: Thomas, Cuevas, Clark, i.O. 1st Row: Harvey, Watkins, Eckman. 2nd Row: Isecinbice, Thompson, Sweeney.
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