Puget Sound (AD 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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MMICSWD R. L. Titus Jr. MM2 N. Z. Guerrero MM2 T. J. Major Jr. MM2 B. B. Waddell III MM3 G. W. Bennicoff MIVI3 A J. Biggs MIVI3 R. C. Bumbasi MM3 S. P. Dennison MM3 R. E. Engle MM3 K W. Hall MM3 T. H. Haynes MM3 S. C. Matheis MM3 H. L. Monk Jr. MM3 J. D. Qujroz MMFN D. S. Dodson MIVIFN E. J. Siemon Jr. FN T. A. Tucker MIVIFA M. D. Parent MIVIFA R. J. Plante FA J. A Stipe MMFR J. L. Caudell 1 I 156 fm N 'Vw Z?,Z0fWf3ZiWg5:3'3 75595 3.323 Zi-'7ffW5W5 1. ff' 5 ...ya ,.fy,.z,..g,r5,4, 2. ,,- 5, bg, xg 5271 .z XXX-' 'fw-'zxfifff 2-dfrv 'f W-4f4 '?Z3 .. , . , ,,.,..,,.M.M,f,..,,. MQW, ,f ,J s2,z,4,4,4.f,.f,..W,a .- f,-,..- .- ,.f..mf..-Z..-Z.-nw ff fp fa ff.Xfzw':p -z-z-ffwf- fm f,www4X4-4, f. Z-7.-wi 2017.42 .a -Z M5421 f,..f,..ff,wff 424m . fg va-'fifrf f'X:,,.:g,.-f, f 4- y , .. f , , . , W. W, JJ,-4, WO-ff , .,.,.5.-f. V H f,'.44g4,f, yfaff X X X , Q 4 ,A gg- fzffe.-fn X fyfwf ff 62 5 My-Wav A, 1 ww2,-'rffzfafz-fmh,W.-Q.-9:4-1 f R as sf '..' 02,7 HM, ,fwfym X W V. -. . ., .- . f. .-, . -, f.V.f',-J.:.-..2.-W.: M1 7 ff fff Q ZZa7i'ifJ'ff9f5M5 ff.-147-Q, f . 1 f K4 N..-Z , .f f f f f -H' fa M W. f ff! , ,Q X , ff..-0. , f, . 4? Z.-4 ef. .ff Wy.-y.-w,fV40fc'-4 f.-4,5 my ' . ,fy f-f .,w,:,.-Q.-ew. v , W.-f - f, f f-Q, 0 ,..4..f,.-V g. of M, f,.f.-4 ff 1 ff .f fa-we ?p.ff,.1 4, ffi:a,:4 .- f-fr'-0f2yg ,,-Q R1ght: FN Tucker and MM3 Huddleston per- form PQS. SKMWQ fw f f

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7 MDIVI I0 W W, ,, , y LTJ G A. Cardoso MMC SA Tacke MPA Leading Chief The movers who get the ship there from here. The per- sonnel of M Division operate the ship's propulsion plant, evaporators and control the distribution of hotel services for the ship, such as drinking water, steam and compressed air. Steam is utilized from the ship's boilers to power two 10,000 horsepower turbines which propel the ship through the water. Steam is also used to generate electricity with four turbine generators, providing ten megawatts of power - enough electricity to power a small town. Two 100,000 gallons per day distilling plants make enough water to support the requirements of PUGET SOUND, as well as ships alongside. The professionals of M Division always work hard to be the best they can be. sg! Left: FN Plante shifts lube oil Strainers. Above: MM3 Dennison monitors the output ofthe distilling plan ts. 155

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i A DIVISIQ Auxilaries Division covers every space on the ship, from the forecastle to the fantail, With personnel assigned to four shops: Air Condition and Refrigera- tion, Steam and Heat, Laundry Repair and Emergency Diesel. The division's enginemen accomplish a variety of important jobs, including supplying emergency power in case of a casualtyg supplying heat and steam through- out the shipg keeping food coldg maintaining air condi- tioning for a cool crewg keeping the ship's steering gear Twin . on courseg repairing laundry equipment for a sharped- Christ MMCSKSWD Reyes ' dress crewg and supplying J P-5 to incoming helicopters. Division Officer Leading Chief . fk --, , L 4 V J' L 5 9 - E : E 5 5 l as 1' 3 'P f rw .R ' i2 cu Q CJD I r 9'Q5EL' QWQTQQJ -N 1-WED' ,E 7 r. ' - 'Q - - UOUUU3' . , . . I ll y 0 o o a I 7 Cinnamon Q, l l 1 ' i X: .sith I- ' ' - ,,..-f ' l I ' x N E -'pi 1 4 ' Ermasknuou l i YSTEM ., f .- rl, 1-1 ' Q F y X , w 063,65 .... ....--. , - , l L- V -n 7,57 Xl ij o e I' 7. 5 ,4 ' - .ms . , G ff: f on-'fs l FQ - g - ' 1 . L 014411, X l E t q: .':4f 1 j Q Far left: EN3 Con- rad runs a test on JP-5 fuel. Left: i CWO2 Rumbaugh w A p and MMC Ruth add style to the l if 4 f watch. li 157 X