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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT n a F,-f r. V, ,, . V, , H ,,,, ,, , . ,,.,y.,,,,,,,,,,,, kr ff , , ff ,wg , ,, , 'f , '!U'.'ffZ:Z , f, My x Q I A Engineering memories include losing the load just after leaving Subic Bay, seeing Bryant DC1 trade his White hat for the WO1 model, practicing casualty control while Mr. Sefyck was the EOW, seeing Mr, Aubert retire from the Navy after twenty years, opening the feed pumps for repairs, and being prepared to answer the technical questions from Captain Behm. Upper right: Big and Little Spires Above: Lt. laconis, Chief Engineer
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