Worden (DLG 18) - Naval Cruise Book

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2wv 'W I T f J, 'HU l l l 4 T ,fggh i , W tiff l l 1 i 3 l l , ,y1'g',, Front row: ICFA Ferguson, EMFA Dugger, EMFA Reagle, EMFA Sorenson, lC2 Paulson, EMFN Lenke, EM2 Ruliva. Back row: EM1 Orosco, EMFN Elliott, FA Cault, EMFA Schnoebelen, ICFA Shepard, IC3 Byrd, FN Grissom, ICFN Cumming. .s EDIVISION T lk ,fii .fan t. Electrical Division is made up of f --5 Q e 4' ' two rates, Electricians and lnterior gl .Nl Q ,filgr- -X N ff' . i ' -M. ilu . - Commuincations Electricians. On the . 3 v Q 1 WORDEN an electrician can expect lvtt T --jflxxkqb to face almost anything. Maintaining . we L, .. .as isix Yi MAX -. . I . 3 K ie D gg. Y ship's 60 and 400 cycle power distri- N . if ' bution systems are of the highest ,, 5 priority, but on some days, rigging a T Q f 1,000 pound motor up five decks may i , . E , W . e be called for. The jobs may be many 1 X . g 1 J . fx. q Q and varied, but foremost above all is safety and professionalism. The IC gang refines the power from t the electricians for use throughout the . ship. There is a piece of IC equipment in every space onboard the ship. That l makes it a fair sized job. Some of the 1 equipment maintained by the IC gang ' ie.. fkxg' stg -2 :F , . are: ship's gyros, sound powered phone circuits,and the lings between . CIC ' Electrical Officer on Hjgihqr remote Weapon 5Y5lem5 EMCM Dmkey Ens. W. Manganaro 62

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,sw 4-f 5 IRQ ? T 1 I .4 W ' 1:-Y Fgqs, me UV J' L-.J 7 W ' 74? V , W I , i C ,.,,, 9 V F Om rom. EN1 gherard HT3 Warbington, MRFN Antes, MMFN Phillips, MMFN Alexander. Second row: EN3 Tbmpkins.MM3 Shamblerger MR2 Cook, HT2 White. ENFN McHenry. Third row: HT3 Brodie, FA Warner, MM2 Cheramie, HTFN Nelson, HT1 Croeschel, ENT Musgrove. Sq l? ,v kg X Lisf' A 7 I - I fs Ltjg. D. Casper Damage Control Assistant R R R DIVISION Repair Division is composed of personnel of many talents. These tal- ents cover a wide spectrum and pro- vide expertise required for many of the ships services. R Division is made up of two basic gangs: Auxiliary gang and the repair gang. The auxil- iary gang maintains the ship's auxil- iary engineering systems, such as the air conditioning, refregeration, small boat engines and several other areas. The repair gang are the damage con- trol experts board WORDEN. They can be seen doing anything from re- pairing a bent hatch to unclogging a clogged drain. The men of R Division are the handymen of the ship, whose ser- vises we couIdn't stand to be without. 64 XJ 2 ' ,..............---- , ,rg ! -...KX an-mv II I ,A MMC lones, HTC Marter1S