John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 159 text:

mmM mmM (« » M EMC(SW) BRET DATTKE BTC ' 1 ?T EVEN MC CORMAOU MM1(SW) -j - MM2jSW) Jtt I . RICHARD ROZECKI J , .. THOMAS ABE2 -i f ' IC2 ARNOLD AGUAS J L WILL IAM LOVEYS . MARK PASCHAL YNC(SWAW) . CALVIN SMITH J ENl M ICHAEL BOYLE J SKI MICHAEL HILLEARY J MM1(SW A1 EM2 -1 f ' DS2 1 a i I, MICHAEL SMITH J CHARLES FREU SK2 TADE KING YN3 1 IVAN MAYNARD J f ' .m i » DAVID NICHOi W) S ENGINEERING LOG ROOIVI 155

Page 158 text:

AJi n % U The Engi- neering Log Room is the administra- tive hub for the Chief Engineer and his principle assis- tant staff. Yeomen are assigned to handle and main- tain files, mes- sages, instructions and correspon- dence. The office also encompasses the department ' s career counselor and 3M assistant who provide assis- tance in their fields of the department. The departmental LCPO supervises all departmental functions, such as ard ceremonies, evaluation cvcles and departmental quarters the V ■ ' :■ ' p T f - 1 V I OQ K.001V1

Page 160 text:

Auxiliaries Di- vision, more widely know as ' A-Gang ' , is an exten- sive and diverse division of eight workcenters made up of 100 skilled mechanics, enginemen and electricians and 97 spaces. A-Division is responsible for maintain- ing and operating the aircraft elevators, oxygen and nitrogen generation plants, air conditioning and refrigeration units, anchor windlass, steering gear, catapults, vertical stores conveyors, fire pumps, steam heat, laun- dry and galley equip- ment, small boat engines and more. Auxiliaries Division played a major role in promoting crew morale throughout the deploy- ment. They ensured proper mechanical and sage operation of the lib- erty boats, maintained the ship ' s internal climate at ci comfortable level, and worked in unison with Supply Department in ensuring the galley equipment and self-ser- ;u crated •1 i