Essex (CVS 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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A V A e ' DIVISION 'E S LTJG C.R, HOLLAND WO-1 L. HALL KEEP 'EM ROLLING, LONG THE MOTTO OF THE HORSE ARTILLERY MIGHT WELL APPLY WITH EQUAL VIGOR TO THE MEN OF G DIVISION IN WHOSE CHARGE ARE ALL ORDNANCE HANDLING EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS THE SHIP'S VEHICLES. VERY MUCH AT THE HEART OF THE WEAPONS DEPARTMENT, G'S THIRTY-NINE MEN MAN THE SHIP'S MAGAZINES AND AM- MUNITION ELEVATORS STOWING AND HANDLING THE ROCK- ETS, BOMBS, DEMOLITION CHARGES, GUN AMMUNITION AND SMALL ARMS WHICH ARE PART OF ESSEX FIREPOWER. IN ADDITION, THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROPER MAIN- TENANCE OF ESSEX FOUR 5 INCH, 38 CALIBER GUNS, WHICH CONSTITUTE HER MAIN BATTERY, AS WELL AS THE WEAP- ONRY USED BY HER LANDING FORCE. LAST, THEY MAINTAIN THE SHIP'S SALUTING BATTERY. I I - - L GMCM A.M. NARY GMGC J .M. GUERRERO SN F.S. BAILEY GMG1 M. BURR SN N.P. CORBO GMG3 G.L. CRAMPTON SN J.L. DAMON SN J.R. DAVIS GMGI D.G. DELORME GMG3 T.E. DEVA GMG3 L.A. DIXO TMSN L.A. EVAN GMGI C. LAPAN ...I l -ll 1

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