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  • froze my ass off there Nov.74-Feb.75

  • Kevin: Thanks for the tip. I wasn't aware there was a Great Lakes page.

  • AL you might try posting that question on the Great Lakes page, as well as BT.

  • No I Had a EX-wife and a house fire so I lost alot of my Navy Mem.

  • Here the SNIPE's LamentSnipe's Lament

  • Kevin: Do you have a copy of your BT "A" School certificate? I might have posted this before. I lost all my Navy stuff medals,certificate for "A" School   "Operation Dominic"  ( nuclear testing )which was in the South Pacific in early 1962, shellback cert uniforms etc.to a house fire in the early 70's. Got  my Medals replaced after about a year of contacting the Enlisted  personell Dept in St. Loius,Mo. I need a copy of the BT "A" School certificate. I can scan and send you by e-mail a copy of mt DD214 to show that i was indeed at BT "A" School. If you have your copy then you can blank out your name and e-mail it to me .I would much appreciate it. Please reply. Thank You.

  • I grad top of my class in summer of '75,signed a 1 year extension and was advanced to 3rd class,"Push Button",boy it was hell on my first ship working for a Fireman,until I could prove better,made 2nd two years later.

  • Hey:  Any of you former BT'S got a sprayer plate?  I do.also  a BT "T"  shirt and Challenge coin,and yes my BT Crow,and BT hat pin. That coin must weigh 2 pounds. Had mine engraved. Brought one to a BT buddy of mine i haven't seen for 47 years out of Lakewood Colorado.

  • Looks like my wish list is growing for Christmas guy's.  BT Honor Coin, BT T-Shirt, BT Hat pin. LOL  Burner's in Aye!

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ACC on 600# M-type

Has anyone heard of having Bailey ACC on a 600# M-type boiler?  As an amateur Navy historian, a 1200# BT and a factory rep for Bailey, I'd never heard of such a thing, but I have a picture of the Bailey console onboard the USS NORTHAMPTON (CLD/CC-1), which had the 600# B&W M-types that all of her sisterships in the OREGON CITY class of heavy cruisers had.My biggest question is, if she had M-types, did the ACC control both furnaces or only the saturated side.  The picture looks like only the…

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