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I
always seem to start these entries off about how uneventful the trip to
Camden was, but today it was a horrible trip! I felt like I drove
through a monsoon on my way to the ship today, the rain was nonstop all
the way, making the trip much slower than usual. Once I arrived
though the rains tapered off and the day turned out to be pretty
nice. Once again there was only one other person from the brass
team onboard, but we went down to Broadway and got to work. Last
week the crew finished up the second compartment and today we worked in
the third compartment. This compartment is almost identical to the
first compartment we did, it features the same control panels and
associated piping we've seen before. While working on Broadway a
special tour group came through and stopped to tell some stories and
have some video footage shot for the ships library. Among the
visitors were two former crewman, one is now the curator of the USS
North Carolina. Both men worked in the ships engineering sections
during her last period of active duty. It was great to hear their
stories and share with them some of our experiences while restoring the
ship. Encounters with former crewman are always the best for me, I
can't wait until September when former ships crewman will come aboard
during their reunion, that will be a day to remember! I worked
until almost six tonight and so I didn't do a lot of roaming around
before heading home. Below are just a few pictures from a couple
of places I visited today including the ships Machine Shop and Combat
Engagement Center (CEC).
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| Part
of the ships Machine Shop, this place is amazingly clean and intact. |
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| Electrical
Test Equipment in the Machine Shop. |
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The
1MC Control Room down on Deck 3, this area is
air conditioned and you don't see it open very often. |
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| Sailor
Art on 3rd Division Office door. looks pretty cool! |
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This
chair was once used to transfer crewman from ship to ship
while at sea, it is now displayed in the ships onboard museum area. |
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| Hatch
leading into the CEC on O2. |
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| View
of Missile Launch Consoles in the CEC. |
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| Another
view of various consoles and displays inside the CEC. |
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| Some
vintage computer equipment in the ships CEC. |
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