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I 'Me 646654 Front Row: L. D. Ollom. B. Ialacki, V. L. Kelly. Back Row: F. F. Thompson, D. L. Eisenbcxch, R. E. McAnnc:11y. C. O. Starkey. R. S. Lowe. I g ! ' I I I Get your nose on that icecube! NHC!! G0fChU fi1'Si! S -5- Used to those things? He's mine! YUM-' YUM!
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f! I I LT. R. A. POTTS Rel. Operations Officer ENS. B. A. ROBBINS, III First Lieutenant ENS. R. T. OLLIVIER Communication Officer LT flql T. P. IAMES, IR. ASW Officer and Navigator ENS. A. L. ALLOU CIC Officer Electronics Material Office ENS. D. L. WHITHEAD G Division Officer ENS. W. A. DEMCHAK Damage Control Assistant ENS. K. R. KNOBLOCK D Division Officer 1, ENS. W. T. WIRTI-I Main Propulsion Assistant ENS. R. H. WINTZ Asst. Communication Officer I GF 7 '
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O I 6' +3451 '- X A Navy ship has often been called a floating city and this description is a true one. And like any community of people there must be organization. We must have administrative leadership, a court system, a police force, and a fire department. And what is a community without churches and hospitals, theaters and athletic events. Cur floating city must also have a barber shop, a store and a laundry. But above all, our ship has people: repairmen and deck hands, shiptitters and yeomen, siqnalmen and qunner's mates. The USS FLOYD B. PARKS has its community orqanized into departments and divisions. ln the pages which follow, these divisions and men are pictured and described. V .JL mluffvm WJ-ii'.5 f - Lv
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