Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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IC5 Graber, K. IC5 Hale, P. IC5 Hallsworth, K. EM5 Hamel, S. IC5 Hoff R. EM5 Hubbard, J. 5 0 H! v Y. - l PHAA D. IIECHABARRIA Motor overhaul in Electrical Rewind Shop. EM5 Licastro, W. IC5 Manscal, M. EM5 Martinez, J. IC5 McCaslin, W. IC5 Mello, J. EM5 Quisumbing IC5 Saienni, E. IC5 Stasaitis, E. IC5 Sykes, T. IC5 Thomas, W. EM5 Ties, D. EM5 T wano, E. EM5 Welch, J. EM5 Wilson, S. MMFN Bruder, T. ICFN Carroll, J. EMFN Jackson, A FN Miller, L. EMFIY Moore, G. EMFN Sousa, L. FN Word, J. EMFR Fountain, J ICFR Paguirigan, R EMFR Sodusta, N E DIVISION 107

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xzJ.Ti H A -- fr as-wmg .,.- .-,,f-- -1 -vw. f E DIVISIO RANGER City Electric Company - bet- ter known as E Division - keeps the electricity flowing and the telephones ringing throughout the ship. The Electrician's Mates maintain and repair electrical systems and circuits, service lighting units and rewind mo- tors. They also ensure that the entire ship maintains an on-going program of electrical safety. The Sparkies moni- tor T op Gun's eight switchboards which provide both 60- and 400-Hz power. Meanwhile, the Interior Communica- tions Electricians maintain the many telephone systems and other intercom- munications networks, including sound-powered telephone systems. These systems enable swilt and sure passage of information throughout the ship. EM1 Lumayag, B. EM2 Bruno, L. EM2 Chun, D. EM2 Gamboa, EM2 loannou, lC2 Jenkins, ' 5, EM2 Madden, P. EM2 McNeill, K. EM2 Sahlberg, G. IC5 Ackerman, W. EM5 Bowers, E. IC5 Brady, R. IC5 Craft, IC5 Curly, EM2 Desparte, EM5 Dormeier, EM5 Gatterman, EM5 Glenn, B. 105 ti !llVl'l.ff 'ff, 'U 3 I -------. lCl Cawley, H. EM1 Esguerra, gf LTJG Oliver, D. EMCM Rotti, J. EMCM Salvador, J. EMC Angeles, A. ICC Donaldson, R. EMC Marquez, EMC Ramos, T. ICC Wickliffe, M. EM1 Lizada, R. EM1 Lovell, R. S4 v Q2 J. E. ll... . -2-l Y 1.4 V 31 rl-. C1 X Y x04 .LL2.,..-..

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1 QR .1 I fi gi I 3 i i I 1 LQ ,f ., he J 1 1 a 5, e.,.w-..... ..,, , 4 eg ,i ,qw R I Repair Division has one of the largest MRC Andres, R, responsibilities on the RANGER, and oF HTC Bland, R. ten goes unnoticed, but everyone de- rives benefits from our work. R Division has several workcenters located throughout the ship. Hull Maintenance 1 1 Technicians fl'lTsl in the Pipe, Hab, and J Sheetmetal shops are responsible for lv L. -1- proper operation of all piping systems ,, r I aboard RANGER fe,g. Firemain, Main it 3 x F X Drainl, all valves, the CHT system, all 5 ' ' heads, and metal fabrication. The Ma- i MM1 Ariate, A. chinery Repairmen fMRsl in the Ma- , H7-1 Decker, R' ghine Shop use Lathes, grindegs, iand . a ances to mac ine arts wit cose '2 . HT1 Klmgberg' T' tolerances for all kinds of equipment 1 from Turbogenerators to Main Engines. 3 'A MRs also do all the engraving onboard Q RANGER. Quality of Life tQOLl work- ? 1 umm, center is composed of personnel from , T 1 all main departments, and they are re- l x Q Q7 sponsible for improving the habitability i 25 uf! of RANGER. All sailors appreciated the , cooler ship, thanks to air conditioning X 1-1T1 Larson, T, boundary doors installed by QOL. Schrell, R. J H7lLTgambe!y, C. All in all, the services provided by R ' 5 Division are not high visibility items, l ii but the work done does keep RANGER- f MEN happy and able to perform their li duties, and make RANGER the best! 1 5 I 9 , I 1 HT2 Bond, J. t HT2 Comer, J. HT2 Krona, P. 1 1 1 2' 1 N4 Q, Yr 4 ,N E MR2 Miller, G. HT2 Muhlbach, E. MR2 Paguio, J. li. MR2 Spinks, R. ,ji A ABH5 Antolin, A. T, A8115 Amold, J. rig: 12, 2 ,ini V V Q 47 if HT5 Auker, J. '1 MR5 Baldoria, E. ' HT5 Gordon, M. MR5 Grenfell, T . HT5 Kreitzer, D 1 i 'ls I ll 1. ,sig 5: 9 1 i .Wi -.3 -Q HT 5 Kubizna, i i 108 R DIVISION D 1 3 Q! 4. png-u 1- ii. 147 I