Trenton (LPD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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R DIVISIO Not only do TRENTON S HT s and DC s keep up all of the plumbing and piping onboard more importantly they also carry out the task of Damage nt maintenance and trainin Hull and lumbm work keeps the same does something much more important keeps the crew and ship alive R A serious job that is accomplished by a handful of true professionals Control equipme ' I ' g. p ' g them busy enough, but being ready to fight the ship and teaching others to do DCFN William C. Burch DC3 Michael Cable DCFA Carl Farmer, Ir. HT2 Iohn Gilbreath FA Delmetry D. Hicks FA Ruben Holguin HTFN Iames K. Jackson HT1 Bobby Ketchum FR Albert Martinez FA Iames Miller FN Carl R. Naumann DC3 Bradley Norton DC2 Glen Porter DC3 Leoniflor Ramiscal DCl Phillip Rydenbark HT3 Kenneth Sykes DC2 Ray Tarbox 72 USS Trenton LTIG Donald C. Shortridge Damage Control Assistant R Division Officer N

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.-..- 1 . , - -, H, -W 1 ,g - gg - F . Medical De artment P 2 fs The Medical Departments primary 'mission is overseeing the health and care of TRENTON'S crew and attached units. A wide range of available serv- ices includedaily sickcall, pharmacy, sanitarygand occupational health programs. Their secondary mis- sion is as a casualty receiveing unit. Mass casualty training sharpens the team's skills to-meet any real life challenges, at home or abroad. . i N a i t' Department X t' While the Navigation Department may belwone of the smallest departments on TRENTON, their re- sponsibility is large. Navigation's Quartermasters safely navigate TRENTON wherever the mission takes us. Navigation maintains the deck log, en- suring accurate records and tracks. Their cool, calm professionalism keeps TRENTON- On the Lead- ing Edge . 74 USS Trenton