Fechteler (DD 870) - Naval Cruise Book

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I, dy.. ,Y I f ROSENSTEEL, BT1 f f Z 35 2 as .2 ji Wi gl f 4 WEATHFRMAN, FA3 FLOYD, FAQ t SNELL, FA. ? Punching tubes, cleaning fire-sides, and pumping bilges were everyday experiences forthe men of B Division. They ran and maintained the ship's boilers. The BT's under LTjg DONNELLY and Chief GLANDON made sure FECHTELER met her commitments and re- tained her reputation as a steamer, Ahigh degree of readiness was required, for only con- stant vigilanee could insure that the ship's power supply was always on the line. MARTINEZ, BT33 cox, BT25 BLEVINS, MMS, BLAIR, BT33 LEDFORD, BT3. LARSON, FN5 NELSON, FN3 RAINER, FN.

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rw.. DIV SHAVRR, MM1 CARTER, MM1 Maintenance of FECHTELER'S engines was the job of the men of M Division under LTjg DONNELLY and Chief KNADLER, The men of M Division kept the 60,000 horse power turbines under control. The exten- sive knowledge and wide skills ofthe men provided the impetus for reaching optimum performance. FLYNN, FN3 CANFIELD, MM2. KARL, RNg oLvAR1z, FN5 MooDY, FN3 NEBLICK, FN. SEVLIE, MM33 DOUGLAS, FN. HARTVIGSEN, FN5 SLADEK, MM33 LEACH MM35 DUNN, MMFN,