Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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D ' ' ' EX Division is the epicenter of the Engineering Department. The Chief Engineer and the Engineer- ing Department Function Heads work out of the Engineering Logroom. Tasked with supporting the Engineering Department administratively, the logroom staff works around the clock to make RANGER's Engineering Department truly The Finest Engineers in the U.S. Pacific Fleetf' LCDR M. Bosworth LCDR C. Moen LT T. Collins LT C. Diaz LT P. Dunklin CWO4 C. Reed 1-its it 5 ' lf I w CWO2 M. Reid MMC D. Bird MMI L. Peters 7 YN2 R. Herrera YN3 P. Hodgson FA A. Williams 95

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'1 l s -Q ,N at Q- is '1- Jw, do a 'K ,vs Fi er since Noxember IU. lf'75. when the Continental Congress authorized txt o battalions ot' Marines to be formed. Marines have played an integral role on naval 1 essels. The Continental Marines xx ere used zu boarding parties to capture enemy ships. They also served as sharpshooteis in the mints and ngings aboard ships, and it ould tire upon the enemy leaders on other vessels, The missions ot' Marines on ships today has changed much since those early days, Todays sea-going Marines proiide security for special weapons, special weapons spaces and for the ship itself. But if Called upon, the Marine Detachment is prepared to conduct combat operations ashore as well. Only the linest Marines are chosen tor duty aboard naval vessels, and RANGERS Marines are the best. ,Lf