Stoddard (DD 566) - Naval Cruise Book

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DIVISION FRONT ROW lLeft to Right! Ballhorn Wyatt Howntt Owens Mornson Hacks Slesser BACK ROW Chief Smith Wilson Staton Carr OConnor Muller Reguan Coggeshall Knnnear LTJG Stokes sl vw V l. in I 'lm 3 nal 'S B 5 I

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lt If ll, Q1 Bmw. ' . h nl ith a steely gaze. CENTER MM3 Coggeshell turns from has gauges to gave r'r1E1lhToorw:lg aJg2?:Z4?l1Zl'?hFQllCgH?l':tlg,T3elgna?1'divnlg and EM3 Zehren demonstrate the fatlgue of their work 231, ENT LJ? Not many people go unto the engine rooms unless they have to but the machlnery that gets STODDARD from point to polnt IS essential All the sophlstlcated equlpment In the world would not help the ship If she could not get there to put It to use The job and It IS a bug one of getting her there belongs to the M h ac must s Mates The deep rumble of the propellors IS the product of the NIIVI s efforts and the blooming wake behind the shlp bespeaks their ablllty The heat of the holds IS notorlous and the equlpment IS sometimes cantankerous but the true smpe brings to his job th e patlence to bear Its drscomforts and the skull needed to make the machlnery run He takes prlde In the work he c d an o on ut and the way the engines turn over but perhaps most of all ln the tradntlonal report to the Bridge when getting underway Ready to anwver all bells snr' , .,lu T e- 1 'l 'Wm I A Y - .ummm A x.,,, f ,fztevf .- ' l N7 . NJ . 0 U ' . . . In N ' I . ' - . . . 5 ' I . . . . . . . . . , . 'HF

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