Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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i CRANKINO IT IN OUADTI-IREEAYEI SOLUTIONIN PLOT FRONT ROW, Left To Riqhf: Johnson, R, W., FT3g TayIor, FT2g Lander, GMI, Burch, FTIQ CovaIcan1'e,CI-IGUNQ Ryan, LTJG: Chandler, OMC: Sfracnan FTC: Rogers, GMI: Eqqebrechf, PTY? DeTernpIe, FT2. SECOND ROW: I-Ivnnan, OM3: SaIerno, GM3: Newe-II, B, L., SN: Wood, GM? Savio, FT3: Saunders FTSN: I'IfJVIdI'3- SN? I'IUsen, SN: DoIIqhIy, SN, Sadrrwdfi, FTB? Lewis, C, I-I., FT3' Dalby. SN. TI-IIRD ROW: Barnard, SA: Dcwninq, FTSNQ KEIIIT, SN Farquurson,SN:Laulis,SA3Brodburv,SN,BC:frIn,SN' Ne.veII F.Br,SN-Grosso,SA,SIfoIni:k,SA,O'Brien,SNgI-IaIey,GIv13. Q,-i V' if 1 5 buf. 1'-1. gm gk? in :' ,tix a.

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2-I ' u. x 5 .J ER MCNAMARA LACE PAINTING Primary duties are to keep the shipis sides looking neat and clean at all times, snow, rain or shine. All the credit goes to those side-cleaning hluejackets whose day starts with the sun and ends with the sun. The Ninth Division includes the sail locker run by two of the shipis hest tailors. They are the ones who make the Salenfs big top and dress her up in hlue and white canvas. Have you met Hayes BM2 and Jeffrey SN? Next, we look flown for a change. into the IST LT Storeroom, the nerve center of the ship. manned hy Nations BM3 and Bonchard SN. If your division flUPSllil have it. they have. Last but not least. our famous paint locker. manned by lVlac Nayr SN and Stratton SN. The hattle-cry of the paint locker 'Ano chit. no paint is heard all day long. along with Hwhere are the brushes you drew yesterday?i' The Division is run by Chief Venhaus assisted by Bodnar BMI, Deangelis BM2. and Struble BM2, but the man behind the hard work. the long hours and the best looking sides in the fleet because of his insistence on perfection is Chief Bosun McGinley. Anonymous

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The Fox Division of the Salem is the largest Division breaking it down into three units nr batteries-namely the ' ,,l,.,tird the ship. It eonsists ol' new boot SAM who have ln-en three-ineh battery, tive-ineh battery. and the eight-ineh bat- alytittrd only a matter ol' at len months all the way np to planlt tt-ryg owners who have been aboard live or six years, Of 1-oursv. Q The three-inch battery, headed by Chief Strachan, a pro- . q few of the boots still don t know tht- meaning of the words fessed short timer. is res if ns'bl l' h 1 1 1 e or t e quads. consoles. A ' . -V 3 evertheless. tln-y' too, nilt beeonn- skilled teeh- . f hr' mimi n - amplidynes. and op shop. nivimis Capable ol' operating and maintaining million dollar H l I n ' 1 , , the five-inch battery. consisting of the skyfs. plotting rooms. fin- eontrol gear as the 1-litets. brst t-lass. and set-ond elass are A ' ' S l is ably' maintained by an ambitious ttbey all won commenda- non doing. , N, I - ' U tions at bitmo last winter! group of lCClllllCI21l'li1 Chief lack . . . Vlfalfleniar. Sull Sull'y' 'l ' V 'ision has a variety ol rates wlin-li 1-ome unch-r its A I an' N m really gmls for these Med ie ll . t. , . . t'rui.'e.', an l l.l'ff er L' mki 'l s ' ' .' - -- 4-ounizanee: 3 eoman. tiunnersmates. and Boatsnain Mates R R 1 lag A H' ll Ml''1wHf'Uedfffhanff .. - . of makinff tbircl. Of e urn. thep- in 2 -tl' .: .t I in addition to FT s. hyen the men with these rates learn ti 'P 'f Sf P11 are fapa ny as-is et bv thirty'-live other b-rttery' Jeri' nr el. t-onsiderable amount about fire control. At the present ne A ' L - I SU I have l7renChy ' Cuidryr YN3. out ol the Gunnery' Ollie-e. op- The eight-ineh battery has as its primary spaces the two 4-rating a computer and Tony llibernarclo BMX operating' spots and the two main battery plotting rooms. Chief Corliss another. The .-Xdministration of the lliyision is managed by and Ceorge Pmureb lfrlil have a squared-away' erew. There FRONT ROW, Kneeling, Let' to Right: Smtrh, R. R., SN, Ftister, SA' Smith, D. R., SNA Arthtir, FT3, SECOND ROW: Kesseq, SN: Smith. J. A., SNA Matlielvie, FT3' DiBerrtardo, FTB: Waldernar, FTC' Rueber, GUN, Le-ib, LTJG1 Ccrliss, FTC: Greco, FT3, Entrilcert, FTQ: Hussey, FU: Schroeder, SN. Tl-HRD ROW: Ericlcserf, SA- Ruchbpeflc, SN: Trcxler SN7 Vosserf, SN' Mcllaniels, SNg Snodgrass, SN: Sirtnett, SAg Watts, SN: Overstreet, SN' ,l hriggtn, P. l-,, SAg MCLair, SN' Cafwell SAg l-leilig SN- Larq, SA- Pipitone, SN: lrnmel, SN, FOURTH ROW: Laulis, SAq Latlrance, SA' Donotric, SA? Qerby, SAj Cox, SN- Springer, SA' Hellfe, SN- lg..er', SAA Haryey, SN, lflriofyles, SAt Dougherty, SA' Marshall, SA. IN BOTH PICTURES: Laulis, SN. MISSING FROM BQTH PlCTURES1 Dim trle- Cccrfere. FT3' Daniels SN- Fe-ra, SA- refelm, FT3, Gnidry, YN3: Htfom. FT3' Hvmfmt SN: Jem. sen, A. A., FT3y Kadzeitawslci, FTQ7 Kr..g, SN' Lerrlcid SN' LE T7tJ'?'Ilf, SN' Mei, SA: Mcntqcmery, YNI: Newell, R. J., FUI P0lr3'Wd FT37 Qlfifmt FU' gqver, YN3- Sullivan, PTI' lumen, FT2- VV,3ll'ef, FU, VVel'hatl, SAg Weinberg, SN, Derochfe, SN: Kraus, SN: Lewis, W. S,, SN? GFQZH. Blxflli Keller' SAL tl K ffl!! fc 1 I 9 be 1 A I ... 2 ' U l .. , 4.. If . 'A - 3 -1 S 1. J 1 . ?