Puget Sound (AD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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ffmk IM3 Pittman closely eyeballs her Work for accuracy. ETC J. Barner IMC M. E. Burba ETCCSWD R. A. Colvin STGC T. J. Dishaw ETC B. S. Iverson ETC H. Milling IM1 M. T. Clementz ET1 S. H. Dadaian ETICAWJ C. P. Fazio ET1 W. D. Green ET1 D. E. Huff ET1 J. D. Minyard ET1 B. J. Niver ET1 J. H. Potts IM1 B. O. Powell OMICSWJ J. K Reiker ETICSWD A. Romero ET1 W. T. Shanks ET1 T. W. Smith ET1 T. P. Spicuglia ET1 B. A Sullivan HVI1 K. D. Windsor

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R-4 DIVISIO R-4 Division, comprised of 11 Workcen- ters, utilizes the technical knowledge and skill of six rates to accomplish their mis- sion of repairing and calibrating various mechanical, optical, and electronic equipment Instrumentmen in 96A specialize in mechanical calibration and repair, includin ressure au es micrometers s P g ,g , , thermometers, explosimeters, tachome- ters, and torque Wrenches. Personnel in 35D provide services for Watch and clock repair. The Optical Shop provides facilities for small navigational instrument repair. Opticalmen repair small binoculars, 20!20 Big Eyei' binoculars, sextants, telescopic alidades, magnetic compasses, night vision devices and stadimeters. Electronic technicians and instrument- men in 35E maintain and repair fleet typevvriters and copier machines. Six radiomen in 67D use their techni- cal expertise to repair various teletype machines. . Several Workcenters Work hand-in- hand to accomplish the specialty of the division, which is electronic repair. Sailors in 51C handle electronic meter and gauge calibrations, While electronic technicians in 67B concentrate on pre- cise calibration of all electronic gear from multimeters to spectrum analyzers. ETS in 67A repair equipment that does not meet calibration standards. They also assist tended ships in correcting prob- lems With state-of-the-art communication and radar systems. Delicate soldering on complex circuit boards is accomplished by personnel in 671. Fire controlmen in 67E assist 67A with repairs to electronic systems relating to Weapon systems. Com- puter repair is the responsibility of per- sonnel in 84-A, While 67C maintains cryp- tographic equipment. m CWO2 N. D. Allen Division Officer ETCM D. Davidson Leading Chief reaching the states on theMARS1ine fOVer.Q FCQCSWQ Wemtz assists W... X ETCM Davidson in 'ZIf2:-- M .J . km-vF : 'MM 'Ze N .M 1 116 .JI

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IM1 D. R. Yonce IM2 B. P. Bishop OM2 A. B. Coit ET2 M. A. Degan ET2 J. H. Edge IM2 R. Freer ET2 M. A. Green OM2 R. D. Jeffress OM2 M. J. Kowaljk RMZCSWD B. Krueger ET2 R. J. Lange RM2 A. S. Long IC2 D. Lowery RM2 P. S. Maddox FCZCSWD M. A. Millin IMZKSWD D. E. Miller ET2 S. L. Myers ET2 T. Outing Jr. ET2 E. M. Paynter ET2 J. J. Reck RM2 Long and RMSN Howell observe as RM2 CSWQ Krueger makes adjust- ments to a tele- typemachine.