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A DIVISION Standing: Hulbert, ENl ; Flemming, SPCM ; Downing, EN3 ; Ford, FN; Cox, FN: Halseth, FN; Henderson, FA; May, FA; Martinez, EN3; Hill, FA; Draper, FA Heinze, FN; and Barrett, MMl. Kneeling: Ashlay, FN; Carmack, FN; Almy, FN: Welty, MM3 ; Mclntyre, FN ; Reynolds, ENS ; Bubb, ENS ; Turner, FN ; Parker, FA ; and Newton, FA. A Division has 26 stalwart men and is divided into three shops; air conditioning, auxiliary and the boat shop. We in air conditioning shop, Jose Schoolcraft, MM2, and Carmack, ENFN, make sure that when the outside temperature reaches 100 degrees, the air condi- tioning units go on the blink. That way we always have something to do. On board, down below where few men venture, are the reefers, which also come under our jurisdiction. The Auxiliary Shop, with the astute backing of Welty, MM3, Ashley, FN and Draper, FN, maintain the ship ' s many steam lines and the ships service laundry and dry cleaning equipment. Whenever ships pull alongside, it is A Division ' s responsibility to see that they are adequately supplied with steam. Outside of these necessary functions, we also find time to feed steam to the ship ' s heating system. Last but not least, is the Boat Shop. All the many problems that arise during a days work, whether it is of concern to A Division or not, come here first As the Boat Shop is a can-do shop, we tackle all problems with a can-do attitude. It consists ot three Petty Officers, Hulbert, ENi, Martinez, EN3 and Bubb, EN3 plus eight little strikers. We all perform the almost impossible task of taking care of everybody ' s problems, no matter how big or how small. Of primary concern to us is the maintenance and care of the Diesel engines, after steering, ships vehicles and provide tech- nical assistance to all who seek it. And as a final added reminder to any who may venture this way, the Boat Shop houses the coftee pot.
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