Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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Second Division Second Division, man the llozit Deck tfrzuic . . ., is only one of the many calls tor their men lt. muster where needed. The forty three men of the Second Division arc keenly aware of their urgent responsibilities to maintain and upkeep the Boat Deck, U3 Deck. Ship's Stack, lncinerator Room, Utlicens Country. Port and Starboard After Acconunodution Lad- ders, Number 4 and 5 Mooring Lines. two Utility Boats, Captains Gig, Qiiicens Personnel l3oat, two Motor W'hale Boats, and the Boat Deck Crane. Eagerly pitching in together and knowing their jobs, they make the hardest working bunch of men aboard the Sally, In addition to these routine duties they also stand numerous watches. such as 2 Boatswain Mate of the Watch, Messenger llfatches, Pier Sentry, and Forcastle Sentry. Wliile underway at sea they are assigned as Helmsman, Lookouts, After-Steen ing VVatchstanders, and Life Boat Crews to man the port or starboard Motor lfVhale Boat in the event ot a man overboard. Eifficiency and readiness, 24 hofurs a day, to leave no Job undone claims the men of Second Division . . . SECOND TO NONEU fs I , . 1 K ML f tw J Pi Alf ,QV T L'-L ' -bl f 'W'9 NE 4 X 1 .At':.'.....s.,- ,Bi 1 ,vffiw