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George W. Fetherman AN
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Let me know when you were aboard so I can add you to "Ships Company / Air Group / Marine Detachment Pages".

This Page Updated 04.18.06 gwf
Leigh D. Allvord

A Division means auxiliaries. And by that,
everything from emergency diesels for electrical
power to fix the air conditioner in your office.
The A Division snipes have the many varied
tasks of manning all the elevator pump rooms
and seeing that they are maintained . . .
operating the stores elevators and running the
oxygen plant for the air wing . . . providing
steam for the catapults . . . and fixing vents
and air conditioners. And somehow when you
try to put these in some order of importance,
keeping the liberty boat engines running
comes out on top!

All of these services demand long hard hours,
but when you need your air conditioner fixed
or the lights go out in your section of the ship,
call an A Division Auxiliariesman.

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Name	Rate	Photo	Comments
David Plum MMFN Mar 1979 - Sep 1982			*
Nick Reiner FN 1979 - 1981			Sure would like to hear from some old sea dogs. I'll try to forgive you, if you're not a snipe.
Steve West FN Fall 1976 - 1978			Came on board Fall of 76, went on a Carribean Cruise, and later a Med Cruise as a non designated "FN" E3. Started out in the Hydraulics shop for about two months, later transferred to the vent shop for about two weeks until the division office found out I knew how to type. Was selected to take over the divisional yeoman position and stayed there until we went to the ship yards in Portsmouth, VA. Later received orders for Engineman A school and moved onto my home state of Washington where I finished my tour.
Lee Gilley MM3 Cat Tech 1977 - 1980			A div., EAO3, Steam Heat and Catapult Shop. Located on the starboard side under good ole number 3 wire. If any of you old sea dogs are out there, drop me a line.
Tony Hinson MM3 Aug 1977 - Feb 1981			*
Reinaldo Cofresi MM2 Nov 79 - Mar 83			*
Steven M. Dessert MM2 Dec 1976 - Jul 1980			*
David A. Jones MM2 May 1975 - May 1978			Worked the A-gang, first hydraulics shop, then O2N2
Bruce Kissinger MR2 Apr 76 - Sep 80			*
Richard Sans MM2 1976 - 1978			*

Steve West FA

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