Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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NAIIIGIITIOII DEPT. X .Q v THE 'GATOR DI ISIUN TOP ROW, Lefi' Io Righfz Rayburn, W. O., SN: O'NeII, C. F., SN, Di Scenza, J. N., SNg Girard, G. C., SN: Fogal, M. J., SN, Roysfer, F. D.. SN. MIDDLE ROW: Coughlin, J. F., SN: Roysfer, S. B., SN: Cosme, F. InI,SN1 Parzick, J. S., SA: Weqner, J, O., SN. FRONT ROW: Koch, K. L., SN: Frank. O. W., SN: Schneider, I-I. K., OM3: LTJO W. C. Hall, Calfa, F. A., OM23 Swearingen, O. E., OM3. - iv 9 r' ' X5 1. , .- N ' I wr .f - 3 fi I Q! . 2 'Q 1? . N. s' I 'f ezfff I Q 'Y Q I I ' .:'N:-'If e . 'I .45 ,X V 5 5 . . ii. , 'Lf' X X A Q rv I Q K . si , 5 K E 7 ww ff . . I S W5 I .H fb. at w rf X' ,N : . Q .... W . S.. fr . C' I wh J .X Iwfj

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THE MANUAL SAYS The HOE7, Division consisting of two officers and 2-L men, maintain, adjust, and repair all shipboard electronic equip- ment other than weapons, control radar. These functions are performed on over 700 separate equipment units which util- ize a total of more than 8,000 tubes. To accomplish this task the division is divided into repair crews under the supervision of senior technicians. Each crew services all equipment in the space to which it is assigned. individuals desiring to increase their knowledge and experi- ence on equipment not assigned are rotated to other crews. This system allows for good supervision as well as familiar- ization with several types of equipment which produces an efficient repair team. Although work comes first, there is usually time for some extra-curricular activities. We have a softball team which ranks among the best and also have men playing on the shipfs baseball and basketball teams. For those of a more quiet nature there is the Buglewicz Library which offers to its patrons a wide assortment of the finer literary works. A well rounded program such as this allows room for individual expression which is so necessary in a military life. But whatever duties or pleasures exist, we will always be proud of the confidence placed in us and will try to show that pride in our work. Larry Shamus, ET3 0,- f lx SOUNDS GOOD GENIUS AT WORK I 1, .S it

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pu--f BRASS DETAlL Quartermaster, take the helm: letls have those bearings a little fasterg bugler, sound general quarters, after steering. take controlg execute those colors: quarterdeck, QMOW speaking, sir, Ilve been steering for two days now, sir, can I qualify? That,s about it in a nutshell. Sometimes known as quarterdigitsg just a little bunch trying to do a job. For a little miscellany within the Division: The big 3: Fogal. Frank and Kock, in Naples 'Hup 64, 74, 943'-the greatest of these three-Frank, one lll inch taller. Swearingen and Rayburn a Mrnodel train, all my own. Schneider, keeping the Navy in manpower, and his famous last words from liberty, ullll never do it againf' Wegner: I canlt stand it any longerg just one won't hurt- beer or cognac?'7 HVive Le France, and all those Yvonnesl' HOW about it, Cosme and Gerard? O,Neill, with a personal guide to Naples. Ulf I don't get a letter, Illl fix here, Heck. Parzuk, '4Where, IH Lisbon?,' uYou guys do what you want with your money -Provelone and Pepperoni for me Discenza. HI wish pas- senger liners visited same ports as we, three cocktails for a QUHFU-Irv Sorry, I didnlt see you standing there, Mr. Hall. L'What, in Naples a half buck for all that chow--you think Pm crazy??' yells Royster, S., 4'But sending 310.00 a payday to Villa ain't nothingf' Royster. F. Wouldn't swap his tooth- Picks fOr the best looking gal in the Med. He floats through the air with the greatest of ease-Good morning, Mr. Staf- fflfd- C0ughlin-UI ainlt saying a thing-Rome for mef' Calta just stays aboard and learns his ship. Frank Calm, QM2 'ii N. V.. 4 x STEADY AS SHE GOES ONLY l5O DAYS TO as lil' Y 'W F I hx: 1 t,..aasp.mn-:mm . W... 3. s Q. 3 fe it 52 l I l I I I l li j , l l l l n l l l l 1 i l lf li 1 l