Hunley (AS 31) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 r Hontrow,Shepherd,RobeHs,Lancasten BuHer,Boyd,Jackson,OIiveL Thomas,Gurney,Brown secondrow, Cope,McDanieI,Wilson,MerHIL Kneun CIHton,WiIcox,Can1pbeH, thhd row kioppe, Wagoner,gones, Fine, Jeny, WeIsh,lVagner,SpIvey, Welborn, Brown founhrow,Wood,SpoHeden PaHy,ChappeL Davis,SchwaHzrock,Alexanden Raudabaugh,KarpeL COM Luprow, Markevnch,Wichowski,ApplegarHu MerHIL Burke w-I is charged with FBM maintenance and repair, and in- s cludes men from several rates, including torpedomen, missile technician, machinist mate, electrician mate, and boatswains mate. W-l Division has the responsibility of insuring that the missiles and missile launching systems of submarines tended by HUNLEY are maintained in a high state of operational readiness. The stowage, maintenance, alteration, and check- out of the missiles and their major components, as well as the mainte- nance, alteration, and repair of associated test equipment, are the work of the Missile Technicians in the miss'l the division perform the maintenance, alteration, and repair of launcher systems on the submarines, and are responsible for the physical handling of missiles transferred from HUNLEY to the submarines and missiles re- ceived from supply ships to HUNLEY. O ' peration, maintenance, and repair of the Missile and Boat Crane also rests with W-l Division. By utilizing a crane crew consisting of machinist mates,electrician mates, torpedomen, and a boatswains mate, the crane is kept operating at peak efficienc to Y facilitate the handling of missiles and other lifts required by HUNLEY. 1 e magazine. Torpedomen in 1

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