Moale (DD 693) - Naval Cruise Book

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SECQND IVISICN I '9 4. ff 2 W 1 iff' I vi E.E. Bennett, SN, C.T. Bailey, SA, J.N. Cledon, SN, M. Bryson, SN, W.A. Stroomer, FT2, W.A. Reid, TMSN, R.C. Rochester, SN, E.F. Buckler, SA, A. Moreno, SN, K.E. Bower, SN, W.W. Brinkman, SA, K.M. Byerly, SA, J.A Blazis, SN, J.J. Bouve, SA, W.F. Farrell, SN. n I Middle Row: C.H. Henderson, SA, R.E. Bass, SN, G.S. Guevara, SN, J.J. Stasko,SN, J.C. Hamilton, SA, R.W. Thomas, GM3, R.L. Green, BMSN, D.B. Bishop SN, E.E. Griffis, Jr., SN, R. Smart, SN, J. Eberhardt, SN' R.P Mettrock SA' C J Welch SA' K Borsch SN' J F Barry SA- R E Rasin SA M R Docke , . , , . . , , . . . , , . . , . . ry SN, R..l. Stimpson, SN, G.A. Boisvert, SN. I I I I Front Row: J.V. Cournoyer, BM2, E.R. Davis, GMC, ENS D. B. Feltner, LTJG C.S. Bouggy, G.M. McAtee, TMC, L.L. Stangl, GMC, R.L. Smith, GMI, R.L. Schnee GMI, K.A. Nicholson, BMI. As the second member of the deck divisions, the Second Division performed many ofthe seamanship and gunnery Functions required by the ship's opera- tions throughout the cruise. They were as ready to receive a helicopter on the fantail as a ship along- side for fueling or mooring. In battle condition they were dispersed with First Division personnel in man- ning the ship's guns to provide a smooth functioning team on every battery. In addition to readiness and training their principle duty was one of upkeep for the after topside area ofthe ship and one in which they did a good iob throughout our Korean tour des- pite the adverse effects of wind, sea, and the en- gineer's smoke. I N-ij.-r l , S ro th ,DWF 1-4.2 g a-I X- vi' ..--N.,

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ENGINEERING DIVISION T Back Row: D.G. Russell, MEFN, R.H. Russell, FPFN, D.M. Williams, FN, T.E. Rockelman, FN, C.F. Curley, MM3, J.E. Schell, FN, D.C. Tyler, MM3, R.L. Liv- ingston, MM3, H. L.Rainbolt, FN, G.H. Dennison, ll, FN,C.H. Tiess, MM3, R.H. Zweig, MM3,R. D'agostino, FN, J.C. Dale, FN,C . J. Yopp BT3, E.J. Boyd, Jr. , FN . Middle Row: C.R. Kennedy, MM3,S. Novak, Jr., MM3, M.J. Brady, FN, C.W. Smith, MM3, J.B. Cotton, FA, R.L. Bruce, MM3, D. Cullember, FN, G.A. Morris FN,G.L.Cunningham, FN, R.F. Tagliareni, FN, R.W. Solarski, BT3, C.R. Mathews, BT3, M.J. Anderson, BT3, R.D. Farnham, BT3, R.N. Cooper, FN, R.D. Keen, MMFA, R. Pliskin, FN, L.L. Boggs, FN, J. Sarrandrea, FN. Front Row: R. Colunga, MM3,R. Harris, BTI, H.L. Lesh, BTC, E.R. Weaver, MMC, LTJG C.H. Roberts, Jr., G.S. Bland, MMC, C.R. Morgan, MMT, J.T. Rex, Jr. MMC, R.H. Flower, MM3. The complicated below-decks machinery that powers the Moale is supervised and maintained by the Machinist Mates and Boiler Tenders, of the Engineering Division Personnel of thus division manned the steaming watches that carried the Moale on our globe circling cruise of E, over50 OOO mules Boilers, engines, pumps, and assocl ated machinery of the furerooms and englnerooms were 5 , xxx., their primary concern and through their efforts the ship - fmw: steamed this great distance with ease In addition to manning the machinery spaces during' General Quarters, 4 the E Division contributed personnel to the damage control and repair parties and thereby helped unsure the ,, 2 M safety of the ship throughout the crulse For these rea lk 11441 , sons, aspecial word of thanks and well done as due them fs P- ' ',s' s 0 I 0 s W 0 s s o ln fe 1 Q E - X M 2 7 ' . ' . . 32:1 ill -6 N, ,Q so . ' IP M f' yr W ' ' H x ii' fp. -- -- - -- - . llgyl. 1 , I . . . if 7 t 'ky I, . . 1 . . - 0 . 5 A 'N 'N 9 o . H --,--ef-- ..-adv-......, .W l I . , , A ' I