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Page 11 text:
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?... , Spook at work. Letchworth BMI doing his fine work in the sail loft. On the forecastle Levering SN and Anderson SN 1stDiv1sion at work on one of the hatch boards over no. 1 hold. it Oh, H ,.n? Many times during the cruise 1st Division put the M boat in and out of the water. Aft 2nd Division was also busy with the Sound Boats.
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Page 10 text:
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WDCK - l Zfrnt Cruise was an act' r v we and exciting one for th D Y ' , , QQ 561, 'Q - . ' e eck Department. From the 1-I. t tl 1 happy rain - soaked day in October the d A - 5lt'0:1livS5I yt 'I - epartment was en a ed 5 v r-mists and deck work. g g f i 'f'.'Ni'Vf1 ti: r Maury with the novel experience of employing a Med Moor 'for the first ' e ww tix the tin o. the end of the cruise rolled around we had become quite proficient V of D' A lytzm-nts. . f .tru Mtn ers tame to the departmentg Ens. Hicks as 2nd Division Officer and t , e. i x asian Offiter. Two notable events occured the following month when, one, saw qw: ra id transformed the Midships Magazine and, two, the ship conducted an exercise with the Caloosahatchee while continuing survey operations. Forward . six at l5MI,and aft 2nd Division with Czerniawski BM1 played a big part in this f an L inet jackson were continually occupied with a wide ra f ' nge o projects Q ,, use icluut d on and off loading beach stations and dropping lane count buoys f A .rr c last to cleaning the ship's sides and climbing rugged mountams IU Seaffrh Of - - , 1-sr emails' in liberty ports, was greatly appreciated. This was fumished by -, i Rust-hinu BM2 us leading PO. Happily the weather was good for the most part V at . . as if 'Al' O ' I 1-it 1-,mon in Rhodes. ln addition the sound boats were busy. surveygng as Well . 1: , Q- ,..,mrg5 logistic support units and beach guard headquarters in lstan u. . 1 J- ini p un! of the whole trip was the visit to Odessa. For this the depart- ex tel. trim and painting the ship for we knew there was one place the Shi? S W rf-aug fn ull: 1. Ono thing for sure it WHS WOYU1 lt- i i I 4 D
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Upper left: Cleaning ship' - Slide a seamen from Ist Division .514 work. This was our most im. portant job before visiting Odessa. Bottom Ieft,' Jackson, SN and P.W. jones SN 2nd Division, wire brushing and red leading fish plate Bottom rightin B. Wright BMSN 3rd Division lowering away the Qig-
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