Hector (AR 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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L2 Purefoy DENTAL OFFICER LT Edward Mapula, DC LCDR. Arthur E. Krzeminski, DC The ultimate goal of the Dental Department is to maintain the dental health of all personnel whether HECTOR's crew or the crew of customer ships. With this in mind, there is a completely modern dental operatory, and a prosthetic laboratory. The two Dental Offi- cers and the Dental Technicians are highly qualified to handle any problem from a simple toothache to a fractured jaw. E 11 OSTHETICS LAB ' DT3 Svfufe, TREATMENT RooM seated DN Pemson sumdmg LT Mapula LCDR. Krzeminski DT3 Keller

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MEDICAL OFFICE - HM1 Minor, HMCS Iovinetti, HM2 Leonard MEDICAL OFFICER - LT. Mark E. Trucksess, MC DIVISION CPO - HMCS, R. Ivoinetti Of great importance to any ship is the health of her officers and crew. Aboard HECTOR, this is not limited to our person- nel, but includes those aboard ship's alongside. To accomplish this task, the Medical Officer and Corpsmen make full and competent use of the treatment room, sick bay, x-ray machine, laboratory, and the small operating room. SICK BAY - L to R, HMC Landeis, SN Gray, HM3 Capozzi, LT. Trucksess

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ENGINEERING OFFICER DAMAGE CONTROL OFFICER LCDR. Durwood O. Thompson ENS. Richard E. Koenig Comprising the Ship's Company, Engineering does no work on other ships. Rather, its men produce the steam that enables HECTOR to moveg they produce the fresh water so essential to the needs of the crew they keep the phones working and the lights bumlng and they keep all auxrllary transportation from boats to vehicles running If it has to do with power wmng plumbing or transporta tion they are the men that handle it LQG ROOM MMC Vamey MMC C1-,der LOG ROOM SN Holmes YN3 Heaton . . . a 1 . . . . . . 9 9 ' . . ' a . . . . . Q 9 1 ' . . , . I 0 I , ' 9