Isle Royale (AD 29) - Naval Cruise Book

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amount l work n men from the Destroyers along side or any other type of ship from Submarine to Communications Ships. M II further aft you will notice Commander King Kelley, our Depart- ment head, working diligently on problems of prosthetic (bridges, den- tures, crowns) dentistry. John silent one ' Stafford dental technician third class is always on his toes assisting Commander Kelley. The laboratory is the other office seen in the clinic. Here you will find Hoik ho Biown, Dental technician first class and leading petty officer, and Boh lab crab Cross, Dental Technician Second Class, working on construction of the bridges, crowns, and dentures (false teeth). They are vital in assisting Commander Kelley in delivery. These men comprising the Staff and assistants ol the Dental Department are truly talented and play a key role in the high standard of dental treatment accomplished in the fleet. i ' • psOO -A , i -) ' f . r )T ' . ■ 1 The lab crab awakens. Our cjirl Stafford. You hold him and I ' ll drill. Let ' s trim it down a little Oops! Did you really mean to do that ? No one will find my secret plans in here. hum. hum, hi hum Tooth removals, multiple Flash and his nuclear powered drill

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I |S W-I IMVISIOX UJIU ' S Bottom Row (L-K): Ed Angelle, Carl Wallander, Tony Gill, Joe Whited. Chief Eskew. LT Quinney, Chief Evergin, Rich Stuart. Spence Branson. Rich Pierce. Martin Young. Top Row: Jim Teno. Fred Dean, Elisha Wiles, John Hassel. Rich Waite, Brian Brooks, Loren Preuss. Ken Gert, Carl Burns, Al Freese, Wendell Burns, Art Matthiessen, Malcolm Black. John Neal. Tom Witcher, Ray Mangels, Rich Bleeke. Dan Sjostrand. THE ANIMALS PLACE: TORPEDO SHOP TIME: ALMOST CHOW TIME Malcolm? Yeah, Charlie? Where Ye them non-producin ' seamen of ours? Let ' s see, Sojo ' s in the head, been gone for a hall hour. Bleeke ' s up gettin ' some soap and Mangels is at the post office, why? Go round Ym up. We got a transfer to the Cunningham in 30 minutes . Hey, walls! We can ' t transfer now, they just called away mess gear . If I ' ve told vou once, I ' ve told you a hundred times. I don ' t ask any questions, I just follow orders. When Mr. Soderholm Mr. Quinney sav transfer, we transfer! . That ' s what the TM ' s hear below the mess decks but if you were standing in the mess decks a few seconds later, this is what vou mi«ht hear: Alright you clowns, let ' s get this monorail rigged. Somebody get a lifejacket and go topside. Where ' s the twofold? Hey mess cooks! Move those tables, we ' ve got a transfer. Is the boat here yet? Are you kidding? They ' re always late. Don ' t just stand there. Get the hatch open ! Then over the iMC you ' d hear: Now the smoking lamp is out in the vicinity of the mess decks while transferring torpedoes. Sound familiar? Sure it does. Don ' t get us wrong. We ' re not completely confused, it just sounds that way. Actually, our trans- fers, as well as all our other shop activities, run very smoothly. Thank goodness! In our business, we have to know our job and know it well. One goof and POOL. Next stop: The great AUW Shop in the sky. W-i Division has it ' s own gangbusters, too. Headed up In Gunner Whited, the Armor) gang keep themselves busy caring for the ship ' s magazines and armament. You can find two of them, Rosie Rosel and Johnnie Neal, tending to our gun mount and saluting guns. Tommy Gun Witcher spends his working hours in the bowels of the ship, keeping up the magazines while Denny Thompson acts as a roving advisor and supervisor. All in all, W-i Divison, otherwise known as the Animals , is a real squared away bunch of men, I hey Ye an honest, intelligent, hard working, fun loving group who know their job and do it well. Need proof of this? Look around you. The ISI.I KOVALE still floats, doesn ' t she?!