Hull (DD 945) - Naval Cruise Book

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www ,f W, ff' W f JW, ' I A .f W ,K FRONT ROW: glen to righty BMS Dan Diaz, SN Larry cearhart, SN Bill cox, SN Dan Nall, SN Herb BondS, Slifili SA Doug Schwan, SN Glenn Swan, SN Mike Kaytor, SN John Couch, SN Dave Comtois, SN Gary' CHTSQT1: S111 keV SN Bill Cera, SN Dennis Mathers, SN joe Harper, SN Harry McElWain, SN Richard Denoble, SN Dennis Pol oc . First Division, or the deck force, is comprised of those men responsible for the preservation and appearance of the external parts of the ship. Underway, thiS division provides nearly all of the bridge Watch standers including helmsmen, .Phone talkers, lookouts and messengers. During the deployment, many men fr0111 0115 112

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