Gearing (DD 710) - Naval Cruise Book

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LT J. T. DRYLIE, II rf, ff g Q. r , , ,M .,,,. ,, V, f ff 'm 5 ,X ffflf 'Ql2 C hA ,, . y X .1 Elmore, Alabama Department Head DECK DEPARTMENT The First and Second Divisions of the Deck Department tend to be mutually tagnoistic-the deck force ffirst divisionj is responsible for keeping the decks swept down, while the gunners mates and fire controltechnicians fsecond divisio-nj is respon. sible for littering the decks with spent brass. Under the cognizance of the boatswainmates the deck force manages all topside evolutions such as mooring and anchoring operations, underway refueling, transfers and replenishment at sea. While resting between these operations the deck apes'l keep the sides and maindecks perpetually rust free. When anchored out, the 26 foot motor whale boat is operated by the deck force as our liberty launch. The gunners mates and FT's maintain and operate our air and surface defense weapons, two twin five inch 38-caliber gun mounts and related fire control system. The weapons E on the director and the proficiency Ev on Mount 52 are indi- cative of their skills, practice firing sleds, sleeves, and hillsides has helped us earn T this distinction. lst DIVISIO .x. BRowN, BM3 Boston, Mass. 3 lv--.,,-X gym O EVANS Manhattan N Y Y? Q ,. f if 1 ' .' il? I.l. ENS D. M. PROVOST D. SIMPSON, BMI i'c V.1,,, Mahwah, N- J- Newport, R. I. ,x T XXY, lst Division Officer I Y it .f,.. lfTWff'5?5i' , Us 53 lt' If 2 s X2 A ,, X. Y WX. . . ffm Elf' ' X B. P, BERTRAND if li Crowley, La. if V was L I MAUTER Canton Ohio .E k -f 43 N A iii Side palntmg is often hampered by the unexplainable presence of water 4 X ,l X cg i.. si, fi ,, X . .y X i -. f f ff: X Jef' ,Ml X ' - - ' ' 1 I 2 t - - X. , fe' .X ,g,X V is . ' s r,., A ,X 'L X t X. kkk, X, .krg i, i X ' . S. gg rlrs r . r 1 .,.r M -X ,'--' X XX X , , - X X.XX ' : X ' e-kX 17 . E? if 1 r S s if.. X . . X X r .X X BTX-ig ' ' 4 . X rlll 5 iiii?i5liflQ ff , . . X . X X X X 1 K Ill

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