Puget Sound (AD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 116 text:

' A v- iff-:'::' Q,-Q-t., --Q. gag-Sf, :Qi 1 5-,ri gr-.-1xfw:f1vg,-A-:iraq-H-.-K-fc.w-yvas, ,--:rl-,i.v.vL-+1-1fs-we-s,.,..,-...-,...,,.,.--ZH .ws- R-3 DIVI SI O R-3 serves as the Electrical Repair Division aboard PUGET SOUND. The division is made up of four shops with specific i missions to the fleet. In the Motor BreakdownfRewind Shop C5lAj, motors of all types and sizes are overhauled or rewound by skilled profession- als. Personnel in the Outside Electrical Shop C51BJ provide main- tenance to various electrical components and systems, as well as maintaining PUGET SOUND's cranes and small boats. The IC and Gyro Repair Shop f51Gj sailors troubleshoot and repair alarms, navigation, communications, and dead reckoning equipment. J Balancing rotating assemblies and sound and vibration analy- sis of electric motors is done by personnel in the Sound and Vibration Analysis Shop C92Aj. , , , . , A. , , ' ,awk , f X 1 . X W 1 ' .l vt, 4 f CWO2 R. W. Rumbaugh ICC W. Mjeffries Division Officer Leading Chief ' :it , Above: EM3 Johnson and EM2 Wright perform main te- nance on a light fixture. Right: Television repairs are made by ICFN Koonce. Opposite page: FN Ardrey inventories the shop's repair equipment.

Page 115 text:

' PM i 3 Nw rf f fa X Iv 5' 1:- Wy, ff? ' -W We ,XM ,... 1 f QD:- f f f :X 'X f f f ff ,X . f X X f f ' ff ff f f Wim-'z5f4P 45 1 ff 0 f ' f f f ,f . Qffbfff. ff fn , 1, X ,,k.,, X, k.,, ff 0 .MH fiffffffw W!-Q'f.fz,, .ff 'f f f ' , 'V 0 f ff '-f- ff v ff f f X f f f f l f ' iiwnhardrei f X , ' A X Q xLLL f ffl f f 'f f f ,WW fwfffyf' S , X QQ C ? f ffffff, if0472fffjfj'5,Q:fjvQfQ?f,Wff4 ff ,. ZfAff:CfWffffw!44' V4f?f ffyfff f-f,1'CQVfCOff'zif fff-f,-4,-'f-M:f,f:j434pz,gf,,f f X fff E4 , W mf. 7- -kM,fXy-- f ff wwfffVLTfffffff?fff-fff. 37 ffgffwfg 'kX. W ?fffWv??f77ff'?.ff QWf5WfH?7z'f'VVf?f'2Wff4?7Vf! X 545 f f f fl ,M 'e f -2 fx-f W f, .- f.--- ' ffl ',.- 'ff f , fff gjf,-Z f 5,1 fJf',.f!ff' ,A-VV 'f 'f 5' GW ffffw-'f07f. !gfjj.g2,7,ff bfif, ff f 1 M f f ,- f .- - -L if fi - -lff M fff'f-fvfffyff if f f-f' ,ff 1-fffw-f ayffffff affzfffwff-ffi' f ffwamffffwjffyfff 47f ffwfy rw , , ff-me Kf f Lffwffffmwfffygfy f!f5f,ffffQ,-4 ff' f f f ,,-, MM X. Wfw-L4 W x! ffzfafwffflfvff f f. AX., f Q, . , , ,fm if 'f,4f, ,f f- We ,gwyjyfgiffwy ,7Af MZ af f ,X ,f A f f 5,5 X 'MV-' -jfffffls :.p k,Z,.fQ'X.fP off ,ygigfa-f3fMaM.-yff'ify fff if ff ffm ,mm Keeping shipmates and sailors of customer ships Cool in the Saudi Arabia heat was accom- plished by the AC8cR Shop. MRFR C. A Webb FR E. N. Hardison FRJ. W. Jaquysh FR Service MRFN C. H. Slagenwelt

Page 117 text:

I-'-' lk.. ff Shsm X .f X EMC E. C. Bagsic EMC R. B. Newell EMC R. V. Reyes ICCQSWD J. L. Tice EMI M. M. Angeles EM1 SI. Ellington jr. EM1 QSWJ J. Head EM1 F. G. Humphries EM1 G. D. Liwanag EM1 C. Mallette jr. ICI W. N. Menefee IC1 S. D. Sapp EM1 G. Spangenberg EM1 B. E. Wirt EM2 C. E. Anderson IC2 CSWD R. Arochomunif EM2 P. C. Beebe EM2 H. V. Brown IC2 T. L. Bryant EM2 M. M. Chockran EM2 A. A. Davis EM2 L. D. Howard IC2 T. D. Jensen