South Carolina (DLGN 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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irst Division The work of First Division is the most visible of any division on the ship. Ask the average citizen what a sailor does for a living, and he'll give you a description of deck seamanship. First Division is responsible for the maintenance of the ship's exterior, deck equipment, ship's boats and handling gear, life boats and ground tackle. When the ship enters or leaves port, the men of First Division are largely responsible for the smooth and efficient way that the evolution is S carried out. Our motto is lt's not enough to be number l. LT S. Donolan BMC R. Fisher First Division Officer t W .ii 2 l'-as Q I. 4 . -Q, N XX , f 5 ,X gg BM2 W. Manville BM3 J. Anderson BM3 D. Ault BM3 J. Givens BM3 M. Gocloy BM3 R. LaBocge 'A ' -- 'iw' ' Agn-J A V W 'vjfff TT f fmy -?.,,, 'PY3-V '-H ' X ' '. if N N we 'W 4-.-4 ' 9 T 1 Lif e' W A W -12 ',.4. M g V, Aw- ff px My ,fan , L ,Qi f TW, -'f.,,. Tm ,fx g 1- u. W' ,' MM, , N ' r' s - N ,V 'A' ' -.., , fs' ,.f?ff':1m ' V i' -- 4, V-s f .-. .. 3 .. 2 I N ,f .. manga! , W , my ,,..,M, .Wm ,, ,,,, 5, my A l A K Y :V 'f f,f,f f ' 'i .4 by Q , I Atgfl yr 4 f A- , 1 1 7 Q ff? 97 , 'M f'i 512-'fi'n' , ,J W- JW' Q of r . X Q L 4 , . g'q.- . -WW if ' 4 , av' Q- 4 ,. ,X CX iv, K , V, ., ,L ,. 1 ' Q sv ei ,. ' I 4 F .. K ,,.,, ,M M ,, i f SN iv v . ,,mf- j-QNX X f 'iiii X L ,L ml S if X tiii 5 X if A i 'K f fl- - .'f' 'S f' ' S ' 5- ik BM3 L. Lewis BM3 T.Monasmith BM3 J. Monette 27: 5 BM3 R. Shiltz BM3 A. Vinson SN K. Buttz ,, . W t e 'Q , ,V W , nj f ,Ire r, 'gig rf- elf c - -Z Q, ' W - fi' , f,., Y 1 its , W f -ff 1 j L gf px SN P. Cassanos SN W. Eitreirn SN R. Heck SN R, Hyder SN J- Modmes SN R- Nesmifh 5 4

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G llivisiou .if L K i t ill S 'N X X ANQWE lm., i . GMGC J. Bailey GMGC T. Wipperman LT James M. Brown Ordnance Officer ff ,gd f MQU , . I6 61, The snip s offensive and defensive weapons are placed in the care of the Gunnery Division. 1 2 Highly complicated hydraulic, pneumatic and electronics systems are operated and maintained by ig! the men of G Division. Much training and experience is required to ensure that the Navy's most v, 3 ii .... . . if X , advanced weapons systems are kept in their required high state of operability. .X . ffiffff '. ,f . ii I Y ff .,-, ff? , ' ef .,....f 'fi' 5, , 1. GMMI J. Harris GMM'l G. McDaniel Sn-f' GMG2 D. Cline GMG2 J. Denoon GMG2 K. Holden GMG2 W. Johnson it Mig, NKJV sux! GMM2 R. Verner GMM2 A. Whittaker GMM3 F. Clark GMM3 W. Dever Q6 5 V r,y.irq , 5 A , I . V4 L ix I - s aa, A r-...A f, ' YN3 R. Hunt GMM3 W. Sero GMGSN T. Venson mi 7 'R

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