Lexington (AVT 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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SN HOLMES SN KIDD SN MILLER SN POWELL SN REYES SN SPELLER SN WILMORE SA AMIS SA BALDREE SA BRYANT SA COWPERTHWAITE SA CRYE SA GREEN SA HILL SA HOERCHLER SA REDFIELD SA SPENCER SA STEINBERG SA TAPE SA VANCE

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ECO DI I I0 Second Division Works hard at maintaining the after brow, second deck Officer's Country and the starboard accommodation ladder in top shape. Mooring lines 4 and 5 and the amidship's storm line are also their responsibility. Although work in these areas can sometimes seem endless, the hard chargers of Second Division always rise to the challenge and provide excellent results. ENS O'CONNOR BM1 WELLS BM2 KAMINSKI BM2 KUNTZ BM3 ALEJANDRO BM3 CONASTER BM3 EDWARDS BM3 HARRIS BM3 JONES BM3 MATSON BM3 MCCARTY BM3 MERIWEATHER BM3 RITCHIE BM3 SIMS BMSN BREEDEN SN CARSWELL SN DAVIS SN HILDEBRANDT 87

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Third Division keeps the ship looking sharp through the paint issue ro I dd' ' om. n a 1t1on, they are responsible for the preservation of the Fantail and numerous interior spaces. Third Division truly shines through when mooring to the pier. The teamwork and safe precision while handling lines 6, 7, and 8, and the Aft storm line exemplify cooperation and trust. ENS O'DONNELL BM1 SCANLAN BM2 KING BM2 KOEL BM2 PFAFFMANN BM3 BEAUREGARD BM3 BERNARD BM3 CARSON BM3 GARBACK BM3 HEATHCOCK I BM3 ELLOYAN l BM3 KOVOLCIK BM3 LYSAGHT BM3 MEINDERS BM3 PARSONS SN BOYINGTON SN CHAVERS SAN DENNLEY SN GONZALEZ SN GOUKER SN HAYES SN MARTIN 89