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32171 ,fi ' r FY y A,,, 'li- QW I 1 s Y I 4 r I 1 4 E' gi 1 ark After Deck Seamanship The second division of the ' J Gunnery Department has two major functionsg they man the after five- inch guns, and are responsible for deck seamanship on the fantail. The division is alert at all times to train their big guns and to keep them in readi- ness. Deck seamanship on the fantail includes several important contributions to the ship's teamwork. First of all, the men of the division rig for highline transfers be- tween the Princeton and other ships. It's a neat bit of seamanship to handle the lines for safe transfer of men and valuable afternoon of firing means evening of work W X4 X wi s fr.f ff Main Battery material from one ship to another. From the firing of the shot line to the fastening of the stout Manila high line itself, skill and knowledge to the utmost degree is required. Next, these same men maintain and operate liberty and life boats, including the officers personnel boat. Finally, the job calls for less glamorous but very neces- sary chipping and painting. The fantail gets rough use, in fact, the men are sure that at the moment they get the deck freshly painted, the fateful words will come, Now man the after transfer station! So they paint it again tomorrow. k Cl' us Sullivan Ens johnson Ens Berry Ens McBurney, Ens. Butcher, Eads Sin First Row: Meadows, Trobough, Shoema er, iiss , , . , . , . Peiger, Britton, Parren. Second Row: Demoss, Ford, Dodd, Forbes, Holt, Rush, Roycraft, West Milton, Smith, Morsey, Easterwood Garrison, Pillard, Mikkelson. Third Row: Box, Wilding, Elie, Wilson, Dendy, Morris, Billington, Peck, Meyer, Lechner, Hooper Bennett, Speck, Karnes, Swingle, Boisseranc. Fourth Row: Helquist, Bakker, Hebert, Wesley, Quackenbush, Goss, Mashburh Sawyer Moody, Camugnaro, Sharpan, Sominers, Nipper, Quillen, Bradshaw, Schell, Garcia. f
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