Puget Sound (AD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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ET1 V. K Curts MMICSWD C. W. Gelfand MM1 D. A. Harper MMICSWD D. W. Humphreys MM1 K K Kramer MMI T. W. McCann ETICSWJ A. B. Osborne MMICSWJ N. C. Peterson MM1 D. J. Plubell EM1 B. E. Stewart HT2 P. E. Clark MM2 R. D. Cork ET2 R. L. Renn EM2 T. B. Sheets EM2 J. P. Smuda ET2 C. B. Tolbert ET3 D. H. Douglass III ET3 A. L. Johnson Jr. YN3 L. V. Stamps ET3 J. P. Stabel FA M. L. Payne Q af 4, .Q ,rw 4. .Z My :Q f Aa- ff Aff, fa.: ef as-ef fa we-' ..-4, .,c,4w4.W.-4. .fa mm 4, .Z O 7.1 I Top: MM2 Wright pla cing damp absorben ts over the spill area. f f . if . f. .nf .f '- X Sax YS QR. . NSXXQQ N. N. .

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R-6 DIVISIO LCDR PA. Wiedorn CWO2 T.A. Sikes MMC T.L. Lore RADCON Gfficer Asst. RADCON Officer Leading Chief R-6 Division personnel performed inplace testing of several nuclear systems and provided technical guidance and support for maintenance items to tended units while deployed. They also performed several mini mock-ups of minor repairs and the first ever 4 phase command assessed major mock-up of a major nuclear repair in PUGET SOUND history. ' I , H , ,mf ...J M37 Above: MMI CSSQ Smith provides indication for HT2 Clark and EMI gency. Left: November Emergency is an all hands evolution. Here HMI Gaines awaits instructions from MMI Kramer. Medical personnel are key participants in these evolutions to ensure the crew members receive the necessary medical attention. 129 Stewart of portable air sample taken at the scene of a November Emer-

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ENS D. E. Sims EMCSCSSD R. W. Mavrin . -DIVI IO The Nuclear Production Repair Division CR-83 is one of the smallest divisions of the Repair Department. Manned by MM, EM, BT, HT, and IC ratings in both the nuclear and non-nuclear fields, three workcenters form a Nuclear Production Repair Facility. The nucleus of the division starts in 10D, the Nucle- ar Planning Ofiice. Planning and coordinating nuclear production repair jobs are provided in lOD. Shop 38N, with its wide variety of technical knowledge and rat- ings, provides all mechanical and electrical repairs. The nuke weld shop, 26B, performs required weld- ing components and systems to the surface fleet. During the deployment, R-8 personnel were busy performing numerous repairs. A Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team visit in Antalya, Turkey, assisted Nuclear Planning Officer Leading Chief with preparation for a Radiological Controls Practices Examination during the transit back to Norfolk. 2 CoN training drill. Left: FN Eastwood and EMI KSWQ LO19 BTC D. L. Fetterhofi' MMCCSWD S. D. Haas HTl R. W. Barringer HTICSWJ M. G. Conley EMICSWD T. J. Loftus MMICSSD S. M. Quick MMICSSJ S. E. Smith HT2 S. J. Bendish MM2 K. D. Breen HT2 E. A. Fox MMZCSWD D. Moseman HT2 M. J. Perry HT3 K. G. Bush MM3 M. H. Safford IC3 K E. Woodward J f . fm., 1 FA D. A. Eastwood tus perform CPR under the supervision if ofthe Medical OfHcer during a RAD- :kk U x ...f.g!..5.,.... .1IC2sG'Te.Q?fRfggmQ 131