Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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e DENTAL DEPARTMENT l ' 'thout a doubt the The Dental Ddixiulntltqlsgisliipvbbt one of the most Smallest depirudqsntal staff consists of three people: rtgelceisarif. Taerated Dental Technician, and a Dental or - ' 9 00 i . r-cond1t1oned,den- Techniciassmkef-The m9dem'a'1h ll f - . gd Wit a o the latest tal Qperatmg rodjmaiideecffilyildgnt dental treatment with devices for spifiigeemfort. These include high speed, 3 mmlmullgedj diamond drills and carbide burs, an Watteiidiatcfg anialgamator, an automatic amalgam QOH' gu O F an eleetrjc aspirator, a dental X-ray. machine, eleisti, latest porcelain acrylic filling materials. Since 153119 Shie Went into commission the Dental Department has trelated over 2,000 men and has performed more than 5,000 examinations, treatments, and operations. ' 's first Dental Officer was Dr. L. E. Willirepgeiijagissftlglfjj USN, who came aboard in March of 1958. He was relieved in June of.1959 by DT- G- H- Green LCDR CDCJ USN. Dr. Williams came aboard from the USS IOWA CBB61J and upon transfer re- ported to duty at the Navy Department, Washington, 3- 5-kQaFea?IBl3s1?t5e1iQorted to the Galveston from the - - esearch Facility at Great Lak Ill. where he had been conducting an investigationebsf the relationship of various etiological factors to the dental C31'1?S 3Cf1V1'EY of Naval recruits. Dr. Green is GSDGCIHHY interested in. preventive dental medicine and devotes much of his time to the prevention of dental diseases on the ship. ' 9 In the enlisted ranks the Dental Departme t h . n as employed four different men since commissioning. The first str1cked B ' . e e Was rian Darby. Robert Hartzell relieved him in April 1959. Hartzell was transferred to the U. S. Naval Dental Technician School in Nov. 1959. Upon Hartzell's transfer the Dental Department became a family affair. Robert Muma, DT2, who has been aboard since commissioning was joined by his brother, Richard. Robert is a graduate of the Dental Technician's school at San Diego, Calif. and has been in the Navy for six years. Richard has been a member of the GALVESTON crew since Sept. 1959. CDR G. H. GREEN 1 DENTAL OFFICER . 5, ' audit!