Hailey (DD 556) - Naval Cruise Book

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103 W- -. -err Divisio 1,- fl... . wmzi.. . .-. W. I R DIVISION 1st Row: D. Peterson, E. Fogg, L, Jenks, J. Tipton, S. Rotante 2nd Row: S. Leduc, D. Whitehouse, R. Bloomer, W. Lane, R. Russell R, Altman D. Devine 3rd Row: J. Kuchinski, J. Masur, E. Botsford, D. M C 1 mond, H. Hill, L. Dickess C all ey. S. Boatwright, C. Roth- I- R is for repair u what the men of the This gang is oomposm shipfitters and all t whose primary task ship in shape. These it the reputation among be-rs of the crew of lx group and not witha and again they werr accomplish repairs tli beyond the capacity but in every case th vision came through done. K 'l is just A ision dm Utricml Flor rate: 'ping the ve gained her mom- Can do' se. Tim. l upon tg irdinarily destroyer in this di' 1 job vveil

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1, KP Division Tht hngineers are the mem- htrs of the crevs that see to it that our boilers 'ind engines are 'A 5' ' till timfs to get I I I f ' . . C . O 1 N 1 435 x L . B, . , , L .1,W,.J' K L ie i f in-.icl at . 1 the ' af I' e i ' 7 'f'1f'. 2 . l' A D sf? Q' 'gy V.. . ,.,, f-va D133 Egg ' ' X 13.35, 3:2-5 ship underway and keep her stunning. Although their job is rarely noted in the newspapers, it is nevertheless just as essential to the success of any task as that of maneuvering the ship or pointing and firing the guns. The erevv of the H.-RILEY Can point with pricle to the fact that dur- ing more than 53,000 miles of steaming there were no major engineering casualties - a real tribute to our snipes . i Y '. 1' I E DIVISION 1st Row: B. Lorts, L. Davis, R. Montour, R. Roberson, J. Chaffin, R. Hertzog, C Kelley, J. Wilhelm 2nd Row: C. Illiohan, J. Flippo, E. Gareau, W. Hollinger, J. Switalski, C. Beasley H. Holt, R. Heidel, S. Gilchrist, M. Major, R. Logsdon, T. Harris, C. Kraupa W. Burkett, J. Garvey

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The Communications group is com- posed of radiomen, quartermasters, yeo- mcn and electronics technicians. All eourununications to and from the ship, be it a letter, a flashing light signal or ll radio message, are handled by men in the first three rating groups. The ET's are responsible for the maintenance of all electronics equipment aboard from the large radars to the smallest radio. All of these men contributed outstand- ingly to keeping our ship well informed .uid on the ball'. . 11-rl .Varley, M., Pierce, G., Page, R., Russell, J. 5 Doyle, R., Staley, D., Harmon, T., Roberts, R. W' Communications 'S Y. S M Front Row, Cl-rl: Gaumond, N. D., Zebrowski, M. S., McGowan J L Whitwood I A. R., Allen, M. H., Shurtz, C. R. Q A X 'i Middle Row:Andreoni, D., Edwards, E. L., Rollins, L. M Walker J V Rapella .L J., Waddell, R. W., Duncan, D. B. 6 Back Row: Kinney, J. P., Smith, J. B., Heller, S. H., Keener T F Waddell D W Cramer, K. L., Klotzl C. H., Duncan, R. C