Southerland (DD 743) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 38 text:

1 , Bath Iron works Bath Maine, in December 1944, From her birth at , M latt r stages of World War II the post-war years, the Korean through the e g tion riod of 1964, and the war in Viet Nam, War, the FRAM I modermza pe AND has been a proud, hard working ship. She .has established a SOUTI-IERL solid reputation among destroyers ln the Pacific Fleet for reliability and per- i these many years of faithful service, SOUTHERLAND has formance Durng roamed the full extent of the vast Pacific visiting every country bordering on its Asian shores Q-un' -M' ui f is Sta 1- ' f ,X. A 5-syn. 'Zu .,g,g:,g,:--: -: '- - 'ir'-7,-, 'G - ,- 1 -:swf ... , . V. e, 1 ' - -f e-f----14 ,- agua --' . . V -I -f .Z ,M Ai -.,g'j:,.,., 'LQ .. U - .M .. 4 , . . -'.'--.. -- -,-.11-- - - - I4--1 e -- J, - '24 ' ,. . vi .' sh- 'f :qv -.... t ' 1 A 1 --3, .-,, , 1- - -v .., - -v ..... T..-.--,,.-.,.. Y j-1 ' ' ' ..Y..,,.., ,- ' - f ' . :.L-',1'71:.-445.-,,:: ., '- f' gr -, . , .V . T - ' 7- I'E'-3ff'2 '..-21 961 P ,T-T:--if 95155 if LQ 'Z'-1--j,.'f 4. TTQ.L:'N' Iii! -J Y V' .tr'.'r :1.'- ':'Z:i'rf :---il-f-ff-r-- ' 43 'E .Sf-A--... '.. , -X 'sf M- f-,e-- '- 'Mi ' 'r . ' ' . J 'i-,.- 'jjj .IL--,:.-...Sie-l:.e,3 ...Lijgggrf--..-,g,f ,, g...', ,Q-c ,1',,-....' :1 - 1.,..Li - .. . 47 ' - -f .1 -. -.,... , ... 2- .. -we ye ,N tg -P3-,, K ...v ,H . --. D 4- ,A , -.. .-,,... . - f - . - - ,-,.,., .ag -N :: 'i.e..'-'--i 'T1.,, -. '...,. - s--.-,,: -- '- - '---'-rw. ,....,, A , N-..-,,l...: - -L-fs - . ,ig ,451-, . -.,,..-.t.::--.,:f-- -.-f3..-: . -'V U.---' :-2M--'-- J W N: -'--- -gg -e ,.--'-- -f---- . -' - . 1, - v: .-.nl f '+2'4-L Y -f-J-,L f ' - -7 4-'-l 1 .. . X V 71-Y-.1 4715 J M . - V- ..,f------ - nd- --,- -,-Q-. f-f f--f vrrv- ----f -- , . -H - .--. N --Y.. ,Q,---- . .:',.. - ,. - , ' ' we '-'- ,.,.,. rd 'Q-f.-......, ...W--s.,'1-Y--,x '--f- -..- -fa 1 ---4 D.f,..., ' , -A ,, 5 ax --- r-Q,-Mahnhwqgg ...al ,-.... ...a 1-q-.,..-N-.ev-7-3-...,.1-1' ..e.-. ,M . ,.,::,-:'v-f,j-- ,W N 4:7 , a 4- .. , -r ., -.,--f .--f.-.,..-.'f--,,-t,.,31,,-ef'-. -X-,gf-L -ez .:'111--ff -eff ..,,,g-,,f- --get-1 .-.--....,fe--4 1 '.--L v - ,- 3 01,3-: ''.2.1'Tf:'7x'ff,.........q-.1531- 'in-4rf'L':'::7L,', ffm --... -'A-4-. . ,,.,..... Lg- --fe--v-gf '-',Qj'a,gjQ-.-.... . L ' .. Q . p ,Q L 'L1:.l',,15Yg.:':f5j ,Q ,2l Q3 11-'I'-wr,. 'f ff-jijlff jjtf:,'.'5fg--.al 5 , -f 'f 3,,.f,fe+:. -4 I 4, . ,..-1f.'-'---.,,- lah. . - ,:,'9l'i'4- Jliauvpr-1--'i,Y ,.-.., ,-W,-, , A, -. .N ,, g- . , . , -.,,., .-44 J? ,. . r Q.- r - -Q X .Q , ,,,,e-se., ,, . ..,-. , - -- V 't , 1., ,.,.Z ' ...l-M v ryip-fr P11 , Y . - ' -.dr '-f. -- v --ex ,i,,..Vl.,f, -- va..-V Lg -,, , -Q - '. 1, .W-ew! f 1 1. - '.g:'-1-1'-1-3-5,sign--. ,fr , -p ,wx ,r.,...-g,r-an f-if , 4-3-:ymgg-,,jg.a.,..., A , - I--,.--.., - H - -at 13-fjfigiglim j? , gn jtf u veifmrg- :-4:51 V eftffig-P3-by-gfg,5,1,:.-.A.4,L.-',..'-- Lji' if f ' ' A ' ' - 'ft' ' f-A 132 i 4' 1 'iL5f.l:12-wQ47:4..',.f-+A:-:refW 1 - 'f -- ' - 2-'11 1 1- ' 'rx' A3 ,.'.:-Www-' , '...e-4-1'--' -1 t s:','.'?a.l1 'Q11'l.g f-.2-17 , 3 - .,,.4:1 f7

Page 37 text:

wif I , a R DIVISION The Repair Division's job is so varied and entensive that a number of rates are required to fulfill all the tasks. Care of the ships gener- ators, distribution of electrical power and maintenance of electrical tools are the work of the electricians. Interior communications systems, the main gyroscope, and a number of pieces of navigational equipment are maintained by the IC men. The Auxiliary gang's work includes maintenance of heating steam, air conditioning, refrigeration and ventilation systems and the steering engines. Welding, metalwork, and damage control in cases of fire or flooding, are the specialties of the shipfitters and Damage Controlmen. Despite the variety of tasks performed, the entire division is trained to handle all emergency equipment and to repair damage from fire, collision or enemy action. 311 '

Page 39 text:

4'-0-. f , , K on 1 'N lt A , -1- ., ,- , V 1'he lite end spirit of e ship ere hermen.80UTllBRLANDhssbeen Iorttnete to he memed by mm who heve cered lor her, worked for her, end ln feet heve invested e pert ol their lives tn her. 'lhls dedlceted service hes extended throtlh en emlre generetlon of Amerlcens, from ell sections of the country. This hook depicts the ectlvlties of one set ofmenzthosewhomsnned :hiring the l970 WBSTPAC cruise. You may see them at work, end et their leisure. Ihope thet we heve succeeded ln cetchlm the mood end the spirit of these men, end their ship. If st some future dste you review these pages, the noeteldc of good friends and good times should endure. As Oommendltl Olllcer, I heve been honored to participate, and will al- weys consider mysell lucky to he cellod e SOUTIIBRLAND sailor. -. -.. ,QW .- .. - 41, . -ff, ' .. ,, ' ,U -A