Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Hit the Mark The armory is responsible for the ship's small arms, gillxtiowz D. Nordgren, M, Hasse, A, Dismuke, D. Preston, E. Cornett, LT J, Lamb, E. Martin, F. James, G. Parker, J, 4 Hopper , JM. Storey, D. Gratton. Second Row: N. Hazelton, T. Adams, T. Hart, E.. Murphy, P. Goodwin, W. Regn, G, L Joan - R0dI'18'L1GZ, G. Blbens, D, Rotan, W, Ansberry. Third Row: W. Bodine, P. Ross, D. Schooley, R. Watson, P: Jacksggn, S. Lumley, E. Densmore, G. Payne, A. Arrington, M. MacLaughlin, R. Grant, L. Spencer, J. Carchide, part.. -Ja 8.2.41 lmlwdlvih '41 mi 47 103 -fl-fj1','Q'ZjQ:'LQ ,' , V ..-,- N.,-- .- - , . N , 9- -,,. L-V .-t., - 55... gf gy,-t'.-1 .u-A.n- 7'-414. : 'fu .1 iz:1 +---.- uvgzyfgl-4+,+4,'.i'q 'gg-4-Q --lj - 1::.-.1 pig'- ' i 112' -'fl i N 'ulwkhf--v, , ' ' J TLT -7 ' '1 r ,' A. .' ,'. ' -'vs . , '? ,v55':'E4:vr WH . . ' lu 'I , ,-4 -! if-1 Q4!i'l0lnvl1!i!5?4T:f158144544:4'4'41T.474Y+5ar411'f:1vn wumbwanl-LM-miie-5m'1 aflvanlav-2I:.mu141+.1 A

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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h' d Division consists of GALVES- T ir TON's Gunner's Mates. Its thirty-eight ' three 5 twin men service two 6 turrets, two 40mm saluting batteries, a mounts, loading machine, and the ship's armory. The men of Third Division did an out- standing job through the cruise. They spent ttheir eneral many long hours in training a g ld quarters stations, so GALVESTON wou be ready in case the need for her fire- power arose. Firing exercises were held with land, sea, and air targets. This train- ing paid off during firing exercises off the ' h l ed to win an hird ivision 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l a 1 1 1 1 io2 island of Crete when they e p E for each of GALVESTON's turrets and mounts . 'N The firing pins - 1n turret one under ' g0es in ' Spectlon' A five-inch shell is loaded for firing in m The high pressure air system which h 1 ' . . . t f big six-inch guns is checked. e ps 0 we our ount 52.

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104 Panel skill is an important part of missile technology. 5 0 0 MISSIIC ivi ion ire TALO Missile Division consists of two techni- cal ratings: the Gunner's Mate Missileme fGMMl and Fire Control Technician QFTM3 Both ratings work as a team to keep tha TALOS Missiles and missile system in a constant state of readiness. I1 FTM's test, inspect, clean, and per- form operational tests and adjustments of equipment comprising the TALOS Missile. GMM's are responsible for maintain- ing the guided missile launching system, Also they must prepare the TALOS Missile for testing and replacefaulty missile com- ponents when tests indicate that this should be done. A GMM's job is that ofa mechanic, electrician, electronic technician, and hydraulic and pneumatic specialist all wrapped into one. First Row: K. Armstro L . J. Govier, J Dickey I?gsha1ugGBWE3Parker, H' Stewart' LTJG F' Gilbert R Clark L Gorena Second ROW: D' Khmasgi Coker, C. Sherman, if. Cimpko., . irdner, D. McCloud, G. sfernng. Third flow: cgN51son, D,-Grassman, E.Wag'f1eI', v I: lt! Y Yi!i! i 4f4!4!Lll!6'Li'AiH!'6I i Im . . IWII ,, , , A it I , - , ,. .54 12 V - -V 1.-.W