Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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y 4 AORN GENTLE, R, AN HEWSTON, D. AN LORIGAN, T, AN MARION, R. AOAH MARTIN, R TMSN MILLER, R. AN PALMER, R. AN PITTS, A. AN RICHARDSON, R. IIIZ N, D. SMOTIIERMON X '.4m5 AN Rhode securing a skid of MK-82 bombs. QD AR MARTIN, A. AR MORRISON, D. AR PRICE, S. sl- F AN RHODE, L. AN TORRES, M. AN WOJTOWICZ, J. AA CHABAIL, D. AOAA CHANCE, T. AA COPPIN, G. TMSA HARDIN, M. AOAA HUDSON, C. AA JOSHI, A. AA LUCERO, E. AA MCMANUS, M. -R 4 ff AA ROBINSON, C. 7 . G-.5 DIVISION 1 77

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-x rw LTJG McKinney, K. AOC Pool, S. A01 Shand, S. EM2 Francia, M. EM2 Riingen, R. A02 Woods, T. A05 Ferlan, L A05 Henning, T. A05 Miller, R. MM5 Randle, G MM5 Thomas, D FH Cruz, L AA Brett, AA McCrea, AA Raimondi, M. PH2 M. D. SMOTHERMOIY sm: 1'l'fffn Y. S4 3511 3 G-4 DI VISI O Division controls and G1 maintains RAlYGER's weapons elevator sys- tems. The division is manned by Avi- ation Ordnancemen lA0l, Electrician 's Mates lEMl, Machinist's Mates lMMj, and nonrated personnel. The nature of G-4 Division 's workload requires per- sonnel not only to be well-versed in weapons components, but also in hy- draulic, electronics, and mechanical systems troubleshooting as well. The fourteen elevators service all weapons magazines and are capable of carrying explosive loads ranging from 1,400 lbs to 10,500 lbs in various con- figurations, including small arms am- munition, cartridges, HE lhigh explo- sivel bombs, rockets, fuzes, missiles and a variety of weapons handling equipment. Personnel work long, hard hours to keep all systems at 1001: effi- ciency. ii 3 'Ov 178 G-4 DIVISION Teumworls izmlmf flwinfyf: lmppcn, l AA Virafa, C. 'J' AR East, D AR Franklin, AR Jones, I .Q- , . N! . I R. M. Mr, , ,, .,,..-:A,,..,..--. ..2...,,., 1-- 1 -- ---- --+-Q..-:ear -.W-.....m.-+..M,....., ..-. .....- --,L - ---- ---