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Page 50 text:
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Damage Control Uur Mainline To Safety ......-ff! Q .l -'-'- From left, Connors, FN, Randolf, FN, and Headley, EN2, pass the time. Grease on Randolf's cheek compliments of Headley. Laughing from left: Carlson, SFM3, Cary, FA, and Randolph, FN. Robertson, FN, and Koga, DC3, are baffled by a persistant leak. hatches of the ship. It is their duty to maintain watertight integrity for these spaces as well as maintaining the fire- fighting and decontamination equipment. Working in conjunction with the DC men are Shipfitters, which is a recent com- bination of two older rates, metalsmith and pipefitter. Metal fabrication, pipe cutting, assembly and installation are but a few of the many duties of these men. Any job from replacing a deck to repair- ing a leaking faucet can be accomplished by our shipfitters, the real handymen of the ship.
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From left: Budyn, FN, Parker, IC3, Boettcher, IC3, Brosh, ICB, McCurry, EM2. M ,M , I u af! Peterson, EM2, Earning his Pay' From left: Taylor, BTlg Koelle, SFM2, and Rose, FN. ps 1' li ,ff ' -A fl' IC-Men KEEPERS OF THE GYRO duty IC -man to report to the OOD, one of these qualified and skilled technicians can expect to find trouble from something as small as the quarterdeck telephone to a casualty in the intricate and complex gyro compass. During our deployment, these men were kept busy maintaining and operating shipborne telephone, announc- ing systems, ordering and indicating de- vices, numerous alarm systems and the complex electronic navigation system. The second group in R Division or the tradesmen are the Shipfitters and Damage Controlmen. The latter must know all the compartments, passageways, and watertight ,Q ' ,, ,,,, , if
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WA. Ji U' ,gf From left are: Moberg, EM3, Leithner, FN, Headley, EN2, Robertson, FN, and Atwater, EMFN, in a serious discussion over the boat engine. Elf mf ' if . I I From the left: Moraoco, MMFAX, Connell, MM2, and Pearson, MR2. Here are: Triplet, EMFN, Gladkowski, EM3, and Randolph, FN. f X Y A A 'DX ' ' - -'r 3F ,vm nt , Telephones And Torches If Nw it 1,5 r'-'fu 1 A Mis-945 f' N. K f , Yi , '. 9 ' H ' p , 1, t 1 A-:5 -5 A X fl I 4 ' 'x I E ,,.ffgf'
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