Mount Katmai (AE 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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T T Sv ! f 3 i I E .seq X 'Q-s MACHINEST MATES: UST ROVVD HIGNITE, M.T.g GREVE, T. Hg KEISTER, R. D. CQND ROVVD Rf-XDER, G. M4 LEOHNER, S. R,g YARNO, R. L.p CRAICHEN, R. E. MACHINEST MATES: UST ROVVD HAGBERG, S. l.g PENDERCAST, R. D.g MCCONIHAY, W. H.g VVICKS, T. A. CZND ROVVD GRAFSTON, R. Ag BARAN, XV. M4 BRGVVN, R. M4 THOMAS, M. G4 YESKE, G. 1. 'A Ka '3

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'W' BOILERTENDERS: CIST ROVVD LOEFFEN, R., TINSMAN, W. E. CZND ROVVD DUTRA, F. j., FEDERIS, B. S., ROBNOLTE, R. L., LACY, M. , s, ff 1 i ff' A , BOILERTENDERS: gist ROWD wEsrBRooK, o.c., it LEoNARo, s. A. Quo Rowp coocH, M. L. by their boilers in the fireroom. They watch their lines, valves, and gauges for any minor thing out of the ordinary. They are very cautious about the possibility of blowing up a boiler. While the EM's, MM's, and BT's work WILLIAMS, LR. GRD ROW? below in the increasingly hot depths of the engine and fireroom, topside the Auxiliarymen man the forward fire pump and after emer- gency diesel engine. They provide the necessary auxiliary power needed to produce firemain pressure in case water is needed to put out a fire while there is a loss of load, and run the emergency generator for lighting and ventilation in addition to essential electronic devices throughout the ship. The Damage Controlmen stand ready in case of fire or explosion. The possibility of a fire and explosion is always evident. The DC's job is T0 put out the fire and repair as best they can the damage caused. The ship- fitters aid them when metal work like welding is required or pipe needs fixing. The DC's and SF's are always prepared to move into action at the first alarm of fire. An uncontrolled fire aboard an ammunition ship could mean the lives of every man aboard.

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an-gpnl! N W .AWN AUXILIARYMEN: CIST ROWD MAYNARD, P., STEFFEN, M. 1., REYNOLDS, O., PIAZZA, 1. L. CZND ROVVD QUINN, 1.P., BATEY, vv. R., SHOBER, R. E., LANTZ, 1. M., SEELEY, 1. F., BERRY, T. 1., MORRISON, L. D. The lights gradually flicker on, fans begin their blades Spinning, and the whir of machinery is appreciatively heard. Everybody breathes easy again. Only a few minutes has passed from the time of casualty to the time of repair. The Engineers, by teamwork and proficiency in their respective rate, have gotten the ship out of possible danger and able to continue her mission of rearmament. ELECTRICIANS: CIST ROWD MCLEOD, C. G., WILLIS, L. A., LOCRICCHIO, M. I. CZND ROWD KNUDSEN, T. I., DAILEY, . C3RD ROWD HARLEY, D. I., LEPP, C. A., TILFORD, W. R. Xu-