Mount Katmai (AE 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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3RD DIVISION: CIST ROWD PARDUE, R. L.g CUNNINGHAM, D. F.g CLARK, D. W.g GREENYA, A. A.g GERDES, P. D.g STERN, R. B ELDER, D. H. CZND ROWD WEILAGE, L. E.g VVOOLFOLK, R. A.g LACOMBE, F. C.g KOENIGER, S. A.g HERMAN, I. R.g BUMBAUGH I. R. C3RD ROVVD IONES, T. D.g OLSEN, I. H.g TVVEEDELL, B. D.g FOWLER, G. R.g BUAAS, D. A. R AV

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I 4 I 1 ' . ' I I TQ A ' 't'-V1 I I . x X X L xy! 'gds Q. ,yi . . s W .L ' I . X ,I S sHiP's BOATSWAIN: Bucs HACKNIEY When not involved in the unending chipping, hammer- ing, and painting, or standing of watches, the men from Deck Department have the responsibility of making sure that all preparations have been made for rearmings. Lines must be laid out, rigs prepared, and the required ammuni- tion taken out of the holds. When moored 3rd Division, the Gunner's Mates, have the task of loading ammunition from the pier to the ship's holds and deck. They must insure that the newly delivered ammo is stored in such a way as to be con- venient to get at' when needed, and that it is shored so as not to give way in rough seas. They are also responsible for the maintenance and operation of the ship's 3 inch 50 caliber forward mounted guns. Fx Q . X .Q ZND DIVISION: QQIST ROVVD LEACI-I, L. S., LUNDHOY, L. M., FORMVVAY, B. M., IAQUES, D. C., DAVIS, R. M., BACHELDER, T., GROEBL, D. A., BAYER, I. D. CZND ROVVD HAYES, S. R., PUTNEY, R. I., MCSI-IERRY, T. E., BROCKERT, T. M., AMMONS, I. R., MERLINO, K. D., ROBB, E. E., CAMPOLUNGO, V., TULLAR, C. A. Q3RD RGVVD FLICKENGER, VV. R., BROVVN, R. D., VANBREISEN, G. C., LAWS, P. R., ROLLING, D. M., SMITH, L. VV., ROCKHOLD, V. C., SERVGLD, D. L. 1. if 5 Q 323, ...' . A . ...rf ' I V - I Q f av 4: Xi

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EOD 0 '7 rimigliryl , I il Q5 if EOD: If-XCKSON, S. C., SCHARF, K. E. The EOD Team, QExplosive Ordnance Disposal Teamj, is a specially assigned group of men who accompany various ammunition carrying ships on their cruises. They are highly trained and skilled men whose jolo it is to inspect, handle, and dispose of any explosives found to be dangerous aboard a ship. They are also qualified divers and take care of the needs for diving that the ship may have.