George Clymer (APA 27) - Naval Cruise Book

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4th DIVISION From Left to Right: King, R. W., Walters, R. W., McClelland, M. E., ENS R. D. Blake, Johnson, T. E., Beshears, L. R., Hiebert, D. L., Benitez, M. L. (missing: Thomas. W. E., Horton, H. (n), Sasser, Y. A., Osborne, W. B., Thomson, G. E., and Jones, L. G.) («■•«» Four score and seven years ago (near the time of GEORGE ' S Commission) The status of gunnery appeared in a feeble condition. But progress during the march of many a year Has made the weapons on the GEORGE a thing to fear. To supplement this deadly, fearsome system We have men to read dials and knobs and twist ' em. Eleven men work the gear and keep it fastidiously clean (except for an occasional paint can dropped down in a magazine) In the armory you ' ll find in careful store Small arms like those used in the latest war ( Boer) So fear not when the enemy threatens demolition We ' ve got GEORGE ' S mighty guns . . . and 4th division! » W • ' » » » ! ■ ' ' » '

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D I V I S I o N First Row: Bobo, B. G., Schlientz, L. D., Coyle, J. C, Keller, J. R. Second Row: Bogstead, G. P., Dober- necker, J. A., Steggell, T. P. First Row: Tillingliast, E. H., ENS M. B. Branch, Belanger, R., Holton, L. W. Second Row: Henson, D. P., La- Coste, L. F., Rutledge. C. R., Hendershot, D. A., Robinson, C. L. Third Row: Dease, M. A., Lock- ruit, T. L., PiCotte, T. H. Fourth Row: Jarvis, D. E., Boyer, J. C, Jones, R. D. (missing: Phillips, W. D., O ' Toole, W. E., Campbell, R. E., Schmackurs. P. R., Iverson, D. L, Williams, C. H., Badcon, J. S., Dobrocke, P. W., Lewis, G. R., Garza, R. (n), Trulock, G. R., Abbott, B. F., and Handy, J. L.) ' A division maintains and repairs internal combustion engines. They also operate and maintain auxiliary engines, refrigeration equipment, and air conditioning equip- ment. Without A division ' s know-how, the bulk of the Clymer ' s crew would be lost — no heat, no refrigerated gedunks, no boats, no nothing.