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1st Row: Radford, CHIEF Day, Norton, Berry, Olsen, CWO Anderson. 2nd Row: Holdt, Solomon. Huegenin, McDonald, Reynolds, Jackson, Webster, Greer, Brown. THIRD DIVISION The gunnermates and f i recontrolmen of the Third Division are the watch-boys of our cargo and the technicians who eep our guns firing and our fire control radar and directors functioning. Being especially qualified for their tasks, the Third Division supervises loading and jnloading, keeps an accurate inventory of all stock, and naintains constant vigilance on their wares to insure 3ur safety. In the realm of gunnery, they maintain the juns in top notch shape as attested to by the battle Jfficiency E ' s proudly displayed on the mounts. Third Jivision was the July Divisional Champion .
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VT ( if I ' i , )- ' :9l JV ' 1st Row: Wilson, Najera, Valenta, Sanchez, Solarzano, Shipley, Asato, Smith, Lenn. 2nd Ro ' Russell, Hullinger, Shaw, Weatherly, Rendon, Arnold, Dibrell. McClain, Olsen, Smith, Flynn. 3rd Row: ENS Flynn, Pryor, Joshua, Carnes, Upchurch, Shepherd, Lundberg, Brainard. uth Ro Gilmore, Gimby, Meeker, Barton, Lambie, Crawford, Tryals, Wilhelm. The other half of the Oecl Force may be found performing their duties in the superstructure and aft to the fantail. Basically, their duties very closely parallel their Front Porch neighbors, but there are a few tasks at which they excell in their own right; the lowering and raising of the accommodation ladder for inport periods and the motor whale boat for emergencies, to name a couple. Plagued by a con- tinuous downfall of black snow, reported to come from the stack, the boys of the Second Division nevertheless rallied continuously, resulting in the Outstanding Division Award for August SECOND DIVISION Soot all over my fresh paint
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, He i ?r v . i A I 1st Row: ENSGoggin, Bahm, Hileman, Cabatana, Johnston. CHIEF Brekke. 2nd Row: Williams, Rhodes, Clark, Haining, Morey, Hurd, Engstrom. ' A DIVISION The boys of the A Gang are the stellar group which pro- vide the maintenance and repair necessary to keep our auxiliary machinery in operation. What is auxiliary machinery? Here ' s a sample: Boats, refrigerators, air condi t ioners, vehicles, after steering, diesel generators and fire pumps, all steam pipes out of the engineroom and. ...the ship ' s whistle. Needless to say, these are busy boys. Now let ' s see, where do they keep the motor launch TiiJiCni J f '
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