Kearsarge (CVA 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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NAVY I, dau' ttla A -1- . ' lc as-m4-, Top row tlett to rightl: Lopez, G.W., Motto, FD., Price, D.E., Johnson, C.F., Wise, G.: 'l l MF McO arr G.l.., G.L., Neblett, RD., Taylor, R.M., Bozeman, GF., Turner, l-l.B., Muon, U Yi 'A l'l.S. E lert, VJ., Wagner, E.l.., Stuclc, l.L., Pitlno, T.A. Bottom row: Tweed, HR., Green, , ng Ens M.F. McKenna, Lt ll. Paulis, CWO l..B. Rice, Hanford, CW., Ault, NF. Q! , . . , qvrrmi-.dx,. X 1 Welch, JD., Meodor, W.C., Larsen, LB., IV' Daily routine for Fox Division in port or underway starts at 0700 each morning. At this time, tests are carried out to insure that the Fire Control directors and the gun mounts are in synchroni- zation and are operating properly. The remainder of the day is spent in system adjustment, preventive maintenance, personnel training, and routine operation. The preventive maintenance on the systems is a must at all times and is a neverending job. There is a great variety of fire control equipment to maintain and the the FT's of Fox must be familiar with hydraulics, optics, stereoscopic range finders, precision gearing, synchro motors, and servo systems. The men are rotated through dit- terent billets within the division to aquaint them with all phases of operation. 'lt

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Top row llelt to rightl. l'lUf5l, B-E-, BVOWVV J' Tebccst, RA., Medic, R., Mixon, B.L., MontOYU JF., Crabtree, R.J., Hulse, F.L., Leland, S.J. Russell, T. Bottom row llclt to rightl: VCU dervrielen, E.A., Johler, CR., Doherty, D.E. Knight, T.C., Kratt, W,M. Top row Cleft to rightj: Nevil, ED., Love R.L., Hess, R.A., Sechrest, A.P., Bear, W.E Chandler, E.R., Cote, R.E., Meyers, E.C Farr, W.G., Plyler, P.K. Bottom row flett to rightjz Rohla, RJ., Easley, N.S., Blanchard C.L., Wilson, J.D., Lucero, O.L. Top row Qlett to rightla Sanes, F., Cuadra J.A., Linsday, H.E., Judge, C., Logsclon, JR Wilson, J.N., Miller, G.C., Slcundrich, J.E Lytle, F.M., Knight, T.C. Bottom row flct to rightjp Erinegar, W.E., Breeden, J.H Koeling, A.L., Mitchell, B.l., Mulvihill, D.R Perkins, L.B. 100 t .. 'inf

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1-v lQi -' .f' T2 .. M- f'-H 1 N, -,f , -' H V-A-Q ,, -. - V 94-LV,,,,.i.-AP www' ' ..-- ff 5 . f'S'.....' , J X ...---'f The mystery men of the W Division won't talk much about their jobs, and the Marine Guards in front of their spaces won't let anyone except authorized persons inside. About the only thing we do know is that they have the equipment and capabilities for handling and stowing special weapons. The vital and nerve racking job of assuming responsibility for this tremendous explosive might is handled by men from various ratings, for the tasks they perform are the ultimate in complexity. 102 t49!9',l v 4' . I., k,.... Top 1W,,,g4i,i.-ifa ' ew, -'A ff , WW, 71... e... O'melia, P.J., Pawlicki, LS., Ewing, T. E, Born elm er Bottom row: Harrision, J.P., Gray, WR., Raper A V yers H R I eng nders, J.E., Berry, EW., Hatcher, MD., Clark Top row Qlelt to rlghtD: WO K. W. Diel-:mann CWO A C Mix Bottom rov Lyg Kelley, Lcdr E.L. Stevens, Ltjg RJ. Cantoni . H--'ff 1 row ttett to rightilg Schaben, R.A,, Van ote W can