Princeton (CVA 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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ready on -the fantail 40's-all guns are checked daily I V Besides manning the after 40 mm I battery, the Fighting Fourth division is also responsible for various liberty launches and the boat crane. The tonnage handled in manning these latter stations is over- whelming, so much so, that various Stateside firms, hearing of their excellent work, bid for their services. Their full schedule with TF77 necessitated the rejection of these lucrative offers. Painting and chipping is another pleasant past-time undertaken by the division. Liberty has been shunned and, in many cases adamantly refused, in order that the men could devote more time to their art work. To date, a total of 565,- 537 square inches of deck and bulkheads have been scraped, chromated and painted. Their finished paintings, comparable to DaVinci's best, have had a wide showing both onthe West Coast and throughout the Pacific Area. With paint brush and spirits high, they stand ready to do their job and take their place along with the other stellar attractions of the Princeton. I0 RIII DIVISION i I www I X- i , :MZ , ,, X ks:.kxNXx,...,AKs,., After Secondary Battery the motor whaleboat takes on her rudder prlor to being lowered for use by thefmooring 'detail Amidship Deck Seamanship Fzrst Row Dams Gastzllo Moove, Nzcholson Cooper Mitchell Starkey Thzrd Row Ladd Dennzs Yates jones Burton Allacher Chapman, McKemze i . , . , N . J . y . Second Row: Carnley, Cogger, Prather, fiindle, Anderson, ' ' : ' I 1 1 2 1 In J , . I86 l

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' .-.f il whether it be guarding the brig, Landing Force Security operating the telephone switchboard in port Sixty-four enlisted Marines, ably led by ance of lst Lt. M. H. Zelibor, comprise ' the strength of the Fifth Division of the Sweet P . Along with the per- formance of regular duties and the in- evitable special ones that show themselves from time to time, the Gyrenes must brave the good natured ribbing of the ship's complement from dawn till dusk. . .Professional jealousy, the Leathernecks proudly label it. YVho was it that said, walk softly, and carry a big stick ? In this case, the ship's brig represents the big stick over which the Fifth Division maintains custody and control. ,Q . . ' M -9 Capt. C. A. James Jr., with the assist- ,157 Detachment Commander il I 5 E l l l e 1 1 i ' ooooo i i . . security watches are posted by the Sergeant-of-the-Guard Supervised by captain Curt james, . li l88 I