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mimi Gunnery Department Left I0 Right FIRST ROW: Em. Tennexg Lt. fj.g.l Be5t,'.Lz. tj.g.l Dcrzffmg Capt. I o.tn'r.' Ll. fffllfllllf Crmzdr. Nicmledt: Lt. Adamsy Lt. tj.g.l Pierfong Em. Conng Em. Reefcg Em. Alarfmurgg. SECOND ROW: Gun Frericbfg Em. C7H'li.f,' 2nd Lt. Zicgferg Bom. l7ll777l,' Cflv, Cum. llmlilnz Gunnery Department History The Gunnery Department aboard ship is the clerk department so to speak and is responsible for all dt-ek spaces. And equally important the department is also responsible for all guns and supervises the manning of these guns at general quarters. An idea of what we do in the Gunnery Department can perhaps best be explained by briefly stating what each of the seven divisions handles lhe hrst division is the ltosn s divx sion and is mainly concerned with giving tht liosn tll the help he needs in trying to mike sc imin out ol tht rest of us and in keeping the ship in tip top contli tion Ihr second and third divisions in an the fivt intb batteries and ran truly be sud to bc tht big nom aboard thc I Ihe fourth and filth divisions ni thr 40mm divisions tl y usually let tltt Mitt tg i A , - 15 tfllltntnj :intl tltt- hu- tntlt tltxtstons ut.n tlttlnstlw out tlt-lizitingn .ts to who slttnl tlown lltt' slet'YC an 1 tlien Vtlinlv stt-p up anal t.tl.t' tlit' ttetltt llll'll1SClVe5' lltt sixtlt tliviston ts tlit- Maritim' llvltltltlnettt. lhel' ntanagt' lo ka-vp bust- as Hlllt'llll'N, gnatitl of the day' lull gtrtttl etc. .intl tn tlit it spgttt' time attt' know!! t0 4 lit thu If If t tt uni to tltt ltlt troll 1 s s tntllt all 0 ll mtl inn tht S nit tl then the l-Ulm t tlu lil salt ll NN tx t 1 llf U' ll I ' ' ' K- ' 'ls' - - 'A - -A int-tlitatr .intl Sli -t ul.ttt' .ts to wht-I 1' W 'any I 'A 1 f ' ' ' 5 H- g sol I' -rs ot sgttlots linallx we tt ' ' A' it tml s A ' ,' .' ' ' 2 ' QT: 2 ' llf y Iltt' lox tltxtstott lltt' i' ltuls ltt ' 2 fflut t 2 . ' ' . si .' ' ' ' ' ' '. tot plitatvtl Int' tonttol .ttlt1.lt.lltlx4 3 hlps ' .M ' . 2 - ' -' i attnoiv :intl Ill.lf,:.lllllt'S In gf N . ' , ' l ery 'V ' W In F 1 ' 7 -' v y llt-patttttetit tonsitltts tts ll .ts ' o . V 'ddeln' A 3 . .f I 'V 'l '9 l' Nl' 'lit' Ms s.itIt ts, .intl is pta ntl to ' His O 3 ' - - - WC - ' ' 2 1 n x Sat 's .intl tltt' I's -.Hong tttgltt .tm
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V-2 Division Left to Right FIRST ROW: R. D. Coluwllp W. R. Gilbert. j. R. Bentley. R. B. McKimm,' R. V. Clark. C. E. Dmkeg I. T. Durdwzg Lf. Smith' Cb. Aloch. T. A. Bmmtetterg P. C. Becker. D. C. Iemeng E. A. Rainbow. T. L. Scoggimy' E. UW. IFl.zJJoclv,' I. Olgzzizzf N. H. Hfzmlfon. SECOND ROW: S. Spoomfrq j. R. B.zldu'in,' M. N. Segafg F. D. Howellg L. Holden' B. I. Magruderg H. E. Fanny. B. G. Keel: 1. D. Clay. V. F. Ono. M. F. Hayek. R. S. Kapumzj R. R. Miguezg I. R. Foxy C. H. Ruark. THIRD ROW: T. D. C riyfeyq B. N. Bro gdeng T. L. Hawking W. L. Haftingsg B. A. Relafordg G. Ca1fmzeJJ,' I. Fairburn: B. D. Cllflfliflglfldfllf R. F. Martin. E. Rzzckerg W. W. Newtong E. H. Lewifg T. E. Taylor. C. L. Riclamondq C. L. Bedford. E-R DIVISON Lfff lo Right . .- . . . . 1 ,- D. R. White: I- F FIRST ROW. IJ. IQ. Imrlfm, rj. R. Aloorf. Rl1I.E 1. L- Gff 1W'l' Em' K' W' Lduwn Peterren. .A Q, y- E, L, M1105 R. G. Hudfon SEr,0Nn RUXXH li l.. mlfffw. I. li. l5fff'I H-' Rl' 4 !'! k'i' 1' R' Wmmr U W. A. w 7'14L'!ll.' I. IP. ll.1rr'1,1jfIN . , ,. ', - K, B zmerf Ll. Cj.g.9 B- E ABSEN'l111.s. K .Nl Sfnuf .H I' llfflf. ll. C.. llffW Q R' H' Wfmfghf' C nm Winfrey,
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i 1 I ' F 2 f i g A Side Cleaners Left I0 Right FIRST ROW: j. E. B!.u'Hmrfz.' V. D. Hopper: D. C. Hogan: N. H. Borgefg I. Collierg G. E. Angerfong Bom. F. T. Dzmnq E. C. IUZcbir1mn,- L. Bridger M. E. Zfzbelg D. Hfzzzgfog C. Tillmanj C. I. Cajjley. SECOND ROW: D. E. Breu'cr.' j. C.zldu'eZ!.' G. T. Kmzppg D. I-Iier1J0ltzer,' R. A. Baioccog P. L. Lebmang G. L. Ste1fen.f.' 1. C. Beard: R. G. Duggim: L. A. Lindieyg B. R. Sulliwzng I. C. Watson. 1 n FIRSTIUJXX' .Hi li f,11ff1' 1' If Xzmmmli, 1 l fflrllf 1 First Division Mfr m Right . if, ' 1.1118-' 1 11 rmng R. U i111.1111i',' M. 1. 111139 D1L'fbInir,y7K R l11'rI11V'l41s ff iin xl rfc' SECOND Row. If lhfiilfn. I R H11 fm fy M. g,',,,,5A.,j,.,-,- N, Pi.frilc11i,' E. I. H.1zm'c'.' R. E. Hammor 1- W.1Andry.i1: li' W'f'ulc 1 13 1111771171 7. C. Smith: Bom. F. T. Dnmzx E. C. .Z lg ,y 1 415435 . f , ' ,fwifj H I
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