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1 E V:-. jx? l f l VE li l - 5 '75 ,H 'f Y V Salty is the word for the Second Division sailors. These hard working men have the job of maintaining three fueling stations, the starboard quarter boat boom, and all accommodation ladders. The boatswain's work is never done. From chipper to brush, and from brush to bulkhead, these soft-spoken men labor long days and sleep short nights. Still, despite these tasks, Second Division men have some advantages to their Work. They don't have to Worry about planning their spare time: there isn't any. They get plently of salt spray and ocean breeze, Winter and summer. Heed the cry of the Second Division, be a boat- swains mate, be a man. 2116.
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