Fanning (FF 1076) - Naval Cruise Book

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DC2 Dennis T. Robinson 5an Diego, CA DC3 Robert J. Rosales Tucson AZ FN Kenneth D. Smith Chicago, IL FA Sidney O. Tryon Louell, WY 43

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R DIVISION At sea, hundreds of miles from land, who do you call when you need a plumber? Or a repair part that ' s not carried onboard? Or when there ' s a fire? R Division is on call 24 hours a day for these and other services. The HT ' s MR ' s, and DCs, perform three indispensable functions — shipfitting, fabrication of ma- chinery parts, and damage control. Hull Technicians and Damage Controlmen are the Navy ' s insurance against disaster. They are all specially trained to fight fires, control flooding, and contain damage. Under the ex- pert supervision of LTjg Spurlock and DCC(SW) Ziegler, they are responsible for training inport and at-sea fire parties and res- cue and assistance teams through intensive, regular drills. The DCs also oversee the divi- sional damage control personnel in the main- tenance of essential damage control equipment so that emergency equipment is ready and fully operational when needed. MRl Lascano and his lathe provide direct support of other departmental repair jobs. He fabricates and manufactures repair parts for a wide assortment of machinery and equipment. He also does engraving for signs and plaques. Finally, as shipfitters, the HT ' s do repair work on nearly any type of structure, piping, and sanitation system. Head backed up? HTFN Brahier can fix it, he ' s got the ultimate set of tools! I. IJC. Kenneth R. Spurlock Damage Control Assistant Ukiah, CA HTFA Richard L. Brahier Hurst, TX HTl John E. Freeman Stuart, FL MRl Eduardo T. Laccano San Diego, CA HTl Mitchell M. Martin Saginaw, MI DCFN Eduardo E. Nunez Torrance, CA HT2 Douglas M. Ostler Falls, ID DCFA Jeff. Portland, OR

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