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A DAY INSIDE PSNS: A 111rtal pour 111 tl1e sl1ipyard's fa11r1dr1 rs but 011e ofrhous1111dJ of;ob, r11r rrtti a11t in 1111 aurrage day 111 tl1e lift off>ugrt So1111d N1Jv11/ Sh1py11rd

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100 YEARS OF HISTORY:

1ne origi11at b11ttleJhip U.SS Iowa ruas onr oftl1r first rtsstb to 11i1it PSN'i after''' 1891 opr111ng. Tho11S1111ds 111ore IJ.11•r v1s11rd since. 1

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TOP OF ITS CLASS: ｔｨｾ＠

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The Best of Care at the Best of Locations The Doctors Clinic of Poulsbo: ｾ

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19282 NE Front St betv..een lhe old high school and Martha and Mary Nursilg Home

The Doctors Clinic

The Doctors Clinic ofSll\miale

of East Bremerton: 2512 Wheaton Way, across the street from Hamson Memorial Hospta

9398 Ridgetop BNd N.W on the comer where Ridgetop BNd intersects Mickeb iny Road

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The Doctors Clinic of Port Orchard: 1605 Woodridge Dr., S.E., JOSI off the Manchester Hwy. where it intElC'Secis Long Lake Ad. 1f2 m le east of South Park ShOIJPng Center.

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The Doctors Clinic currentlyprovides quality family health care at six C.On\'enient locations on the Kitsap Pen;nsula.

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Congratulates Puget Sound Naval Shipyard - for 100 years of outstanding service to our Pacific Fleet.

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Special Booksigning Event SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1991

''My War With Imperial Japan'' ''Escape & Evasion'' - Richard V. Hill

TOOL & EQUIPMENT RENTALS We are both proud and pleased to have supplier of construction equipment a nli to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard ｡ｮｾ＠ the shipyard. Our first slore, which opened 5 ya outside the west gate of the shipyard.

Signing 10:00 AM • 1:15 PM, Sept. 14

Hertz P ENSKE

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Recon - Robert Parrish

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''Flight of The Intruder'' - Stephen Coonts Signing 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM, Sept. 14

KITSAP

Hwy. 303, Wheaton Way & Riddell Road • Bremerton

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CHOOSE YOUR COLOR: MulticokJrtd hard hatJ u1aJt 011 shelves tit PSNS for their owners ar the sta11 oftht work day. £uh cokJr repmn11J a dijfo"11t sptt:uilry. Riggm Mar yellow. 11urchinrsts light g7?tn. Purpk tS for radiological control pmonnel

HANOI.£ WITH CARE: PSNS worker Dave Fergwon ofShop 37pours 2,300-dtgrte mo!tm bronze into ingot molds at tht 111rd'sfoundry. The ffe.indry cas/J parts mui/1and large for shipboard applicatwns. ft can pour 250 "VJnmt a/Joys - rnort than any other shpyard ｾｰ＠

WITH A VIEW: The gtgantic dirntnnons ofPSNS's machine shop 1111i... fJu"1rfi people 111zd eq111pmmt on the shop floor. The shop /llJor is larger .....th.in Jtx footbaU jitlds. ｓｯｾ＠ ofitJ ctnnputb-:guzdtd mach1nn can m11ch11it to tokrancts approaching III mi/liQnth of｡ｾＱｮ｣ｨ＠ .

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Where 100 years of history meet the most modern industrial techniques

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Pul(el Sound Naval Shipyard, age 100, is fil•xing its mu'ICles Jlard-haltt>d work<·rH annc>d wll h tools tread quirtthen down ｩｮｾ＠ tJt<' ly up ｧ｡ｮｦ＼｜ＧｾＬ＠ｾｉ＠ howcls ot Na\'} ｾｴｵｰｳＮ＠ Otht'l""l fire up ·wlunl'ry and compuu·rtwd ('(}Uipment 1n 1.A'll.'I or &hop bwldirtg.'I and offices

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t[1111rt• day tun employ1·M. Th1·y nmv<•

rough thl' ship.) ard witcs to n•pla.<'<' th<• 1all iva\1•yard shift that kc·pt thc> giant 'Af1li1y pr1>durlng thn>ughoul thf' night In a half hQl1r, a floc>d trdr. of work""' II h1• 1iushlng ll1ro11gh, arrn1•d w1tl1 lun< h 1 k1:t an<1 th1• Jo11JW how l o nu1kc tJ1n

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I tum In hliiJl gf',U', And so g1w.s 111 start of anot hPr ty11lr.al

cfjy In th11 hfr. of J>sNS, On•rnr.rt on, W11.e1h -

another day of keeping Uncle Sain':. Navy strong and ready The work('rs (•nt('r a st<'f'l-gray world of powerful industrial machines, nuclt'nr ships und ult.ra-Hophlstlcalcd co1nputers, all nrrayed along th1• Bremerton waterfront This ts a place wh1·rc work g<-U. dun<' fl<-avy work Sup,•r-lugh-le<'h work l)angerous work And gets don" nght It t.ak1•s a whllt• ror thc> ｬｾＮＰ＠ J><'Oplt• who do that work to file• through the• eh1pyard

gnl<'S '11l<·r1• is a hu.stnf'.SS-Ukt• woman 10 0\.1•rn.IL'I who probably dot'S hr.r Job mo11• c·omP''k·ntly than hair th<' men 111 h<'r ｾｨｯｰＮ＠ Thc>n th1•rc Is th1• tnttoot·d nu·nt hunk of a ｧＱｾ＠ tn bath r<'d dl'nlm who <'ould np your ann out or Ifs BO< k 1 Ju t hy a1 cldrntally fiho ldng your hand too ha.rd

There ts the i:1upervisor in a white shirt, his pocke t bristling "ith pens; a sailor In ball cap nnd dungarees; a regular gey in a flannel shirt toting a lunch bucket, and a mechonlcal engint'cr, casunlly dres.<;C<J They all ftock single ftl<' through the gates inn steady stream. Aa tht.'y do, they flash tht'lr r<'d badges at a guard in a habitual gcstur<' The gurud on duty at State Strect gal<' this morning. Rod Sims of BromC>rton. touch<'s cv<'ry badge. No on<' gt'ts through h<'rt' without n badg<' Tiil' presen<'t' or nuch-ar n-nctof'8 and <'nM<'h<'d urnn.lwn fut•I dc>mancl'i light, t.ough, un<'ompromlhlng

S<'cunty A'> Hitns <'ht'<'k!i and cl('a.r.J the workers. U1ey <'Olf'r a nullcu ftll('(f with sounds and

lfthL'i frunlhnr to t}l(•rn but rar dift'<'r<'lll tltM tlu• cool woocl.,y Pac1ftc Northwt>St world

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Ilere is the hum of maclunery The pounding of forges. The whir of gigantic

computcN.lnvcn lathes. IIere Is tl\e gray damp of nlom1ng, pier<'t.'<1 through and through by clt•ctric sccurity light.mg. The pl.n.l.ng of seagulls. The looming st<-Cl gra.y lll&ss<•s of ship's hulls. Stct.'I and reml•nt pler.1. Signs that blare: •caution." "Mt.'l'<'ury Exclusion Area.•· "Wanung." "flu.rd llat mn." 111<' <'ro,vds of work<'nt mm·<' UU'Ough ll all ltfa'!..ws of 1h1•m pass along 1''nmagut Avt•nue, th<' bro11d wid<' main drag of PSNS. 1''rom th<>rc lhi: crowds cli'IJ)t'l'!ll' to thou· sanda of work 1tll&tlon.'l In lll1ops, omces, a.board !ll\lps Al 7•.'J8 n.m . tl1c n1oming whistlt'! blows

Soe DAY IN THI Ll'll Pate 5

ON THE COVER

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September 1991

A Chronology of Businesses

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Serving Kitsap County

100 YEARS OF DOING THE JOB We Salute You And Say THANKS!

0 OUAIJlY PRINTING

0 OFFICE SUPPUES 0 FRIENDLY SEJMC£

STATIONERS, INC.

Sine• 1919 PIONEER rrn.E COM,Allr

Voted " Kltsap's Best Business Printer'' Reader's ｐｾ

Our knOWledge

Kitsap BuSJness Journal ｉＮ＠

of the past

Thank you for your vote of conffdttncef

TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU

FULL-SIZE FASHIONS FOR YOU

0 19089 Jensen Way NE Poulsbo. WA 98370 (206) n9-3600

0 609 •th Street Bremerton. WA 98310 (206) 3n-00111

1-800-233-3146

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WINNEBAGO MINI HOME

$24,888 lndu4• r•IN•

1992 21 ' gets 14 to 16 MPG, V-6, Toyota Fuel Injection, Air Condition, Cruise Control, Stereo, Automatic with Overdrive Transmission, Nice, large Shower, Drives Like A Car. Easy To Pork And Handle. Other Winnebago's at Huge Savings!

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SOUTH SIDE MOTORS

Advanced Rentals

The Party Store

2829 NW Kltup PS.a

20149 Vll1at A... NW

20149 Vllisoe An. NW l

47 Years In lus/neu

7202 SOUTH TACOMA WAY TACOMA, WA (206) 474-9421

1-800-464-6778

Poulsbo & Silverdale

Poulsbo

779.3955 692-4090

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Spec1ahsts 1n ROOFING & DIFFICULT REPAIRS

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Poulsbo WA 98370

xerox Ser.-ong PSNS

Since 1965

Since 1964 PENINSULA OFFICE SOLUTIONS Since 19&9

•hJtllorized ageot lllf t.tason & Kitsap Co.Illies

479·0252 or 1 ·800·487·0251

Since 1976 ROLLING BILLS APARDIENTS Come.Jotn Us • ComfOtlable a!lordalllo .,'WlQ

• Coo...enten..,. located • Just 10 minutes to BlrlOOf t. PSNS

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s1d cu espessoo 7ll ｾ＠ Pacfc BremerD1 WA 9l310

Wol1<lng to 1mprO'tl'e our environment PO Box 755 Silverdale WA 98383

FROS1'rS ｗｾＮ｣ｴ｜ｵｳ＠

Just possibly the n cest repainnen rn town 343 Cal1oN North Bremerton, WA 98310 ' • Port Orchard 878-0078 Bremerton 373-1432

Since 196 5 SHMffiOCK REALTY

FOX'S GUN SHOP SetVices for ShootetS bya Shooter Hwy 305 & Hostmark POULSBO

697-5899

Ccrq81• A!lrl'1S PSNS

onyr:u 1OOltl Alw wer.1 ary! Sn:;erety,

GARY 1-!ENRY-€!rclcer and STAFF

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400 Warren Avenue Bremenon, WA 98310

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9321 Silverdale way S11191'da!e. WA 98383

377-4498

317-5050

Since 1977

Sl•ce 1978

llace 1979

ARROWHEAD REALTY

AllEMCAN

NIELSEN

MONTONEY'S AUTO ELECTRIC &COMPUTER • o.er 20 ｾ＠

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GEORGIA MIUS CARPET WAREHOUSE

ATOZ

377-5331

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llnce 1987

ALLIN ONE BOATING

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Stationers, Inc.

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892-0724 Great Goll COUrae.

Great Bill Lots. Great Pdces.

In Port <>rchard:

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i"WO LOCATIONS TO SDVBYOU • BREMEATON • Q 41'1 S.111

10726 Slvefdele ｷｾ＠ p.m Silverdale WA 98383

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McOORMICK WOODS

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6525 Kitsap WB:f Bremerton, WA 98310

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•AllAYRS IN•URANC•

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ESl8le • V.. Propeny

Real

Since 1911

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Since 1968

l1rrln9 lltltlp C.Rfy

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DAILY PAY DAILY WORK Rlpolt ! 30 em EOE

479-3109

Since 1973 CARPENTER•s FURNITURE STRIPPING "Prol.d a:i llM! yru as a neir;rta.

flnce 1972

Sren'*ton. WA 98310

Bremerton

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• Seattle: 621-1311 •Office: 297-2661

PO 8c)lt 542 Sil'.1erdMI WA 98383

SEE THEM NOW 607-14th Street

O'ORR means gold in French. I Corf*!lt ｾ＠ ci n wc.nsi·s ｾ＠ﾷｾｂ､Ｑ･＠ t FtJs &SEM:e We maJ<e )'OU look expetlSNe 433 Pacific Bremertoo. WA 98310

Bat 236, Ki9lon. WA 98346

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AIUMABOATS

D'ORR'S

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A ｗ｡ｳｾｮｧｴｯ＠ OrlQl(lal 19044 Jensen ｷｾ＠

779-2232

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Slice 1980

• Providing Excetieoce rl all areas of pho<og-aphy 321 Pacific A'lf!RJe OowrltoYKl Btemerton

377-2124

16 Mru!es SQ.81 on 1i91u-r 3

4 other Kitsap County locations. Serving you since 1964.

Serwig You

INTERWEST SAVINGS BANK

H{tMey 3 & l..ltl11'1! \T QI DIM

John Callcchlo Challtnan ol lhe Boaro

DARREL EMEL'S TREE SERVICE

The Roof Doctor

275-5422

Olympic Savings welcomes all military to our downtown Bremerton branch, just 2 blocks up from the main gatel

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HUDSON PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIS IRY

Sine• 1961

Open Daily 7 to 10 • Breakfast • Lunch •Dinner l.Jve Music Fn. & Sat Laser Karaoke Sunday

Happy Anniversary PSNS!

Sine• 1919

Ant Esta•ltdtecl 1946

Since ＱＹｾ＠

Since 1960 ROY'S APPLIANCE

CHAMPAGNE DINNERS S1rvuJ WtdMJdoy B.,,,nu.11 a rr""'1ion /tw awr 20 yurs

834 Bay Street

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876-7600

Since 1957

Don't ForgetQur FabulouJ

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'1ILE IDLL PLAZA Port Orchard

Since 1959

2!'00 NE McWillllmS Road

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Congratulations!

Located at

692-6117

FAX (206) 373- 1580 Hou's Ｑｾ＠ f1J7 ｾａ｜ﾫＱＸ＠

For A Special Evening Visit Our 'Terrace Room' An Exoellant Lobster & Steak House

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·'60 YEARS OF SUCCESS''

Serving Kitsap. Flowers of Distinction Mason & Jefferson • Vftnes • BaJJoons • Plants • Gifts Counties BREMERTON. 4'7M.24Z 545 5th Street 328 Pac{IC AveAJe Bremerton WA 98310 PT. ORCHARD: 8764466

479-6494

373-1194

Kitsap County's Longest Established Restaurant

THANK YOU • FROM ALL OF US

Real Estate

The Sun

Since 1937 FORGET-ME-NOT FLORISTS

373-5300

• SILVEROALE • POULSBO • BAINSRIDGE ISlAND • GIGHAROOR

A Great Place to Eat & Drink and Meet Your Friends

A Proud Tradition A Great Job!

John L. Scott

Since 1935

377-4422

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Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner since 1927

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Flower and Balloon Arrangements For All Occasions 6th & Pacific Bremerton WA 98310

Qpo.lJty Street

• BELFAIR • SEABECK • PORT OACHARO

Oowoltoon Pllll On:Nd •an lilt Piiia' SAY SIR£1!T 171 tlOI

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PAUL'S FLOWERS

Since 1972 KITSAP HOME RENTALs

R•staur•nt A Lounc•

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377-3771

3273 Chico ｷｾ＠ NW Bremerton WA 98312

We Salute You on Your

insures your future 706 Paohc Aver-.ie Bremerton, WA 98310

Since 1943

ADVANCED RENTALS

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Poulsbo

18881 Front St. NE.

1-800-824 4405 FAX (206) 779-3684

FAX (206) 3n-7534

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1-(800) 996-6177

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FEEDING lllE WORKFORCE Son1e lul\ c bc>t'n ｾｴ＠

hours alre dy Taki' tht '8 ut ｴｨｾ＠

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Thl' <>hack ts as ('Ornfortabh• lns11'l<' as 11 CM be, " 1th ｲｯｾｳ＠ of lo<'kPI"> 1u1d posters on th1• t•orrugal rd m<>tal wall'). Tht• air sn1elL<> or !',\\f'at and grt'ru><' Ell'C-ln<' light c;hUl<''I fron1 bare bulb8 c;trung ov(•r

<>nc 11 Karl (11ohlt•r ol l'or1

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apprt•nUrf! school I ht>S1• tlnw Tiu•n>'s n1orl' 1•h1t•f It s l11di1uis " But tl1Pn a hur,t or pridP 1•11tPrs lus \OlCf' ｾＱＬｹ＠ son work., h•·rt• ｮＱｾ＠

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RED-HOT STEEL

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ln tht> nuddle of thl' shipyo.rd, U1<' hugl•, gaping door of the forge shop ya'.\'Tl., op<:1\ ads Md soups E'ery day. \\'ll\('s of ht'Ut tum·we ft>l'rl i,r>OO to 8,000 bll' out into th<• n1orrung pNiplt• a ti:')';· <':-.timates mist frorn 1n.ci1cte U1t.' dark. Bnody "I'd say we ft'ed ancient building, ｾ＠ 1! 50 pt>«"f'nt of qh1pyard ·-""' son1eone h:id lf'ft open the workt•rs TI1e others ｾＭ door to a rnammoth oven brO\Yl\·bAg it or eat hm<'h ln.'>ldtt L'I a !'l<'<>nc outside thl• shipyard" from a Dickens novel Tht> lood 1s ｰｲｾ｡･､＠ walls, steel bf'ams and 1n .ui MSt·n1bly·hne operastearn p1p<>s arc black uon. \\>ith soot from the forge's <)n this day one workblazing fumaC'cs. Chain.<; e1 is fl}"mg 936 eggs in hang from s tttl ra<'k'I hatchc:-; ot 24 for egg-andToday a team of ｾＱｵＭ＾｡ｧＧ＠ s:u1dv.: 1ches She orkf.!r> is prepanng to fntw. th<'nt at the rate of manufacturt> a huge hex ｾＱＲ＠ per hour Nt·ar h«.>r other work SANDWICH FABRICATION: Applying 11sse1nbly-ltne tech- boll from a raw st.Pl•l block. The techniques <'r.. ;u·t• 111as.c.-produc1ng n1ques to 1naki11g sandwiches, />SNS workers tf4rtl out they US<' havf'n't changed 10 oth«>r typ,·s of '>ru\d5 000 da 8 /[ Mi G h .r R J. .J /. h .i / 1 1 \ViChl'S FMl.<'h day they go • tlb ｾﾷ＠ 1 it de t ee o1 . . ort re 1ara rig. t/ p1ops much ｾｮｲ･＠ thl' founding through 130 loavM of peanut utter on ｢Ｑｾ｡＠ with an ice cre111n scoop. of the shipyard 100 years ago. wlut <' and "heat bread, plus 22 ･ｸｰｯｾＭ､＠ rafters on black heavy-duty First. a manipulator opens the )O;t\CS Of deh-style bread cord. door to one of the forg<''s l\\O main The food fll'('paration kitchen The workers shuffic quietly into furnaces using a modtfted fork lift also ｳＨＧｮＮＺ＼ﾷｾ＠ another type of benefithe rear of the structuf('. They grab It I!> like unlatching the gates of hell. nal ser-.1c-e by employing eight a cup of hot. mdustnal·strenglh cof· As the door swmgs '' 1de, a blast of handtcapped \Yorkers from fee from a large pot before sitting at incandescent heat lwlC'he'> from 1ts ｂｾｭﾫＮ＾ｲｴｯｮＧｳ＠ Ilolly RJdge Cent('r blazing orange innards Thl'}' an.> prud an hourly wag<' for a battered wooden table P.lost don't say much What little "It's 2,200 degrees in there." says pt>rfom\ing clean-up and dishv.•ash talk there IS centers on cars, boats, Shannon Crane, a shop fol'<'mn.n. mg duties and !('am valuable work \York, the Seattle Mariners and U\e The manipulator extracts a 100skill'> short.conungs of employees In other pound block of round c;t.eel glowing AJ\t'r the food is prepared, it L.-, shops and other shifts. thl' color of the S<-tl1ng sun truckC'd to rune d istribution Poinl.S Soon the foreman, Larry Rauch ｊ･ｾ＠ Spromberg, an employee of - fivl' inside thl' yard. one at the of Port Orchard, stJides in. Th<> 31tht> forge shop for 18 yea.rs, sruuchSupply Center and three at Keyport. ycar employee of PSNS ts anned es the red-hot "lock with a pair of \I/hat's the btggest S<'fimg type of with a fist!ul of work ass1gnrnents. steel tongs II<' 1s the forger who sand" 1C'h tht•y make? He starts handing them out. will shape th<' metal. "Ikhe,·e 11 or not, peanut bun«.>r Th(' assignments are on gxwn He expl'l1ly swing.., the block up andJt>ll) 1-, the most popular," says pnnted forms called "green horon the anvil of a huge 20-foot-tall Briody. n<'t.s. • ffi:l('hlJ'lf' th t re'>l'n1bles a gigantic Other \\'Ork. called "mt.E>rslutl steam-po' red nut<'rnck1'r turnover," is left ov<'r fron1 the pn'The in:! C'hine, l'allt:d a stea.n1 v1ous shift. hammer nas be'•n at PSNS ｾ＠ long DoVl--n on tht> \\aterfront, Utt> 1\b thl' '"elders get the1r marc-h as a.nyo11(' can n:mt.'mht·r smce !;Upt>rC-.unPr USS Carl Vmson ri'><'S 1ng orders, tfu>y head out th<1 door the 1940s, says on1• guy. SIJ\O(' 1902. hkf' a !>tl'l'l lt1ount Rauuer high lnt.o to rows of t.ool chl.'srs stat'ked on says o.nothE"r. the gmy morning mists from th<' shelves beside the 1nighty Carl dl'pths of Drvdock 6 VlJl.'>On ｡｣ｾ＠ the pier See DAY IN ntE UFE: Page 6

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WE'LL BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE Today Walt's Radiator, Muffler & Brakes has grown to 25 Puget Sound Locations. But we are still locallly owned and managed in Puget Sound! Mgr. Don John.son and Asst. Mgr. Lany Anderson

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Century or Sen ace Supporting the community day aner day 1 rafter year Safc\vuy says congratul1t1ons on the lOOth birthday otthc Pult-L So nd Naval Shi pyard May you see ｡ｮｯｴｨｾｲ＠ 100 years of proapcrou Naval St!!rv:ce

In Bremerton, the soarch ror servtcc and excellence aoe• bey0nd the lhil')"ard porta l Your neighborhood Safeway wor ks ever)' d11 to meet tltese same h standards of cxceJlence Our smil ing personne l, your community neilbbo!n aro on hand to offer rv1c quality and selection at. low. low prtc St la) your llreml'rton Safeway store and take a look We,.. looktnl fd 4'rv1n you f'Or ｡ｮｯｴｨｾｲ＠ 100 art

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DAY IN THE UFE CONTINUED ｆｒＰｾＱ＠ PAGE I Ja1•k F\....her, i•ated at the nUlCtune, movl's a lever. As he di)\• • a met.al <>ledge slmns down on the glowinR stet•l b\l)('k \\1th such force thnt lt flattens 1l on two t;tdl''I The impact ..,hudders through the floor of the shop and the mt•talli<' clang rt"SOnatc through the ｳｫｵｬｾ＠ or t\\ ･ｲｹｯｮｾ＠ nearby ｾＱｯｶｭｧ＠ qwcldy, Spronlberg flips the hlock O\er \\1th lus tongs He l.s assisted by a helper Dill Ro ｾ＠ ' The sledge slams ag&.ru.t the block again, flattening It on anothE>r side lfc; the kind or job where you don't \\'8llt to let your mind '" andt·r off too much Spromberg has to \VOrk qw<'kly. beca\LW e"ery sec ond the block is outside the furnace it ts losing heat. I! it cools too much 1t can no longer be \vorked Then 1t nlu!'>t go back mto the furnace for reheating Over and over, he flips the steel block. Each time, the metal sledge come:. dO\\'ll like a piston Finally, the blO<'k L'> fonned mto a perfect hex shape, needed for the bolt head. Dy now, the block's blazing color has dimmed to a dull sullen red Spromberg returns 1t to the furnace. In a ｾｨｯｲｴ＠ while, he will pull it back out for final shapmg before it is cooled and sent off for niachlnlng. I ｒ｡ｭｩｮｾ＠ to do 1t just right can take many years. •it takes 12 years in front of the hanuner to be a good forger," says Crane Some others have been at it longer than Spromberg, though Acros.<., tlle shop. Enunet Roth. a barrel-chested man m a flannel shirt is working with anoll\er orange-hot <'hunk of steel on the forge's main hydraulic press. ·see that guy?" says Crane •tte's been doing this here for -10 years. '

Congratulations on r 00 Years of Service!

vt·ry profes.1onal place .. wtll\ a strong focus on doing

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Job." Onl' floor be lo\\, anoll\er woman e"eculive al<;(\ is making PSNS lustory Sht> ｾ＠ R J Argenzio-\\'est, fi.rst fen\ale head of Ille yard's legal departn\Pnt and curTCntly the lughest-paid 'voman at Ille yard. '1'hP big bulk of my work here is ｾｮｶｩｲｯｭ･ｴ｡ｬ＠ law," says West, who earned her la"' degree from Ille L ruvC'rs1t;i. of South Carol.ma She say::. PSNS is reqwred, or has agreed, to ｣ｯｭｰｬｾﾷ＠ \vtll\ a host of envi- Argenzf o-West ronmental laws and regulations. She says she has been treated •wonderfully" since <'Onung I0 months ago to PSNS. ｾＱ＠ fotmd two things when I came here," says Webb "f1rst. thl' people are very bright and very professional. And second, tlus place - more than any other in my expenence - seems to have more of an ｡ｴｯｵ､Ｎｾ＠ of, well, 1L's a hard (requirement) but we can do 1t.

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Hen' there a.rt' drill pr<'SSMJ ilk<' you might have on )Our garage worl<bench Only tl\ey'ro as big as th(• .litar.ute lW'lf.

r Th<'re Is a new 30-!oot taJJ romputer1zed n1achine,

called a Twin 48, tha! can grind, drt1l ho)t>S and ll\read hUMt> marhlne pans at the same Ume. When fltlly opera· onal h will l'l'place a ､ｯｾｮ＠ other machl.nell. A)'B lf.8 operator, Dt-nnla Laford otTBhuya. There are two workf'l'I returblllhJng a ｰｾｕ･ｲ＠ ahaA

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AMACHINE SHOP TO BEHOLD Picture an lndustnal shop so huge its noor could easily accommodate six football fields. So tall that Ule largest machines are dwarfed under the lofty steel beams of its ceiling. . . It take'> a big shop to do big Jobs for big ship:;. And Uus lS the biggest machine shop " 'est of Ille Mississippi R1,er, nghl in Bremenon's Puget Sound Navnl Shipyard 1"hey don't measure tlus place in terms of square feet They measure it In acres," said llerb Rocmke, security manager. Dennis Hames, actmg shop superinte ndent, lS one or th!' hundreds of people who earn their Uving here In ttus mammoth structure. Ltke the othel"l:i, he r<'fem to It simply 3$ "BuildJng 431 " A!J he stndcs across the shop's Monnous floor, made in 1935 of wooden po!t.s pounded on end Into the earth, his nund wanders back to his E'arllcst days at tl1e !';hop. ·1 remember t.he first time I \\-'Blked tn that front door and said to myself, •You've really done It th19 time,' " ht.' ,says. "Now I've> bttn here c;o Jong ll\at roo ｾｦｴＬＮｮ＠ r forget how overwhPlmlng 1t ls to people who aren t familiar

Bill McCullough was born and raised in Bremerton and has been selling cars and

AUTO CENTER CAR WASH

\Vc.>bb says her first unpression of PSNS is that 1t is a

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trucks to satisfied customers for over 22 years.

WOMEN AT WORK Linda Webb's office on tl\e top floor of the PS!'IS adnun1stration builcling is only a few hundred feet from the ｦｯｾ･＠ shop. but the atmosphere couldn't be cliffert>nt llere tl\e runbiance is all corporate headquarters soft lighting. carpeting, conference table, hardwood fur. ruture \\.'ttbb's ｰｾｮ｣･＠ at tl\e yard marks a difference from its 100-year past as well She lS one of Ille first women appointed to a seruor n\a.I\agement post ll\ere, oversee-mg Ille depanment of admln.istrative engineering Prev1cus1y. tl\e post was filled by a male. But \\'ebb isn't the only woman making inroads at P-.."'S, a male-dominated employer for most of its 100 years In '>hops and offices all over Ille -.hlpyard Ille num ｾｲｳ＠ of won\en are increasing - from 7 percent of the \\'Ork force as recently as 1976 to about 15 percent of the total today \Vomen are " 'eldmg, 5Pra>-pamtlng, operating huge lall\es, des1grung complex machinery and managing departments As for \\'ebb's department - "We do a "tde vanety of things," she explains. mostly r<'lated to long-range planning, analysis and admirustrative studies ••.\nd " ·e also run Ille mailroom " \\'t'hb. a IS.year ?\avy c1vtl1an en1ployee. can\e to PSNS from ｾｬ｡ｲ･＠ l<;land \ia,-aJ Shipyard nPar San Francisco. Although she has been at PSNS only three months she already exudes Webb tl1e confidence of someone who I'> in rontrol ·r pro\'1de support for Ille whole shipyard, so ll\ey can gl'l on with their work," she says. ·1 love It here so

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The men and women of

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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF TRADITION • PAGE 7

LS OF THE TRADE.

DAY IN THI UFE CONTINUED fl>OM PAO I

nn • urn .> or nullionth of an ln1 h, II\ hunung thn,ugh th1• ｮｬｾｴＮｬ＠ "1th 1 1 It etnfi1'li l 1n \\1r(• ll 's b<-lng run h) 1 er?) 1-' oia; or T ronui. 1lrun \\-nlhs 1>as1 ll1en1 nil fH•Ulhl\g h n• ruul th• n "It' hk1• 8 hi,tg<u-:tg•• wh1•rt> OU "ork on .>our c:u ,.. 111 says "<.J nl.> th l""U"'! re n1111 l· nlul·h bt&gl'r .

BEHIND ASECURE DOOR { p on 1111 Upf)cr noor Of ｉｬｬｾ＠ SI\:!' Bu1ld111g I'll 1'! a 1111H·t ar1•n, 1'1l.11·1I off frnnt tht• n t ol th<.' n\arlunt• shop It 1s a<'Ct 1hlr onl\ \ 1.1 a tt'i'I door tha1 " on·t op1•11 unless a "Jll'· <'lal r04h• 1 punt·hNI 111to a rnall box on thr "nll out.s111l• This ｩｾ＠ th1• 1•le11ron11·:. .. ho11 I ｬ｣ＱﾷＱｾ＠ \\orkt•f'9 ｾ｣｡ｴ＼ﾷｴｬ＠ at long \\·ork· l>f'nrh<-" hu1lrl nnd n •pau- "0011• of l nrlt· S;un., nl0'-1 soph1.,t1<·at<'d slnphoard 1·0111pult•1 and co11111111n1· cn11onc; gl'ar The tool" of thl'tr trJde o.n.• not huge mnl'h1111 " but "mall han1U1elJ drvt('l'S nt1•dt'd for 'vork· Ｑｾ＠ v.1th the 1ntnca11.• mnard" of h1gh·tC'<'h <'<1111pnlen1 Today I >arll'nC' C.runpb<>ll of Bn•n1rrton c,, 1Ju1ld1ng a llt'\\ :)ecun• audio ｳ［ｾＱｴｮ＠ for t h1• C'nuS('r tss lk-lknap, b1L'i<'<l on thl• East Coast. •\\'e'rr ｰｵｲｴｭｾ＠ it 1oge1hl.'r and in.struhnf( tl. sl.U1tng Iron\ !><'rntrh," "hr ｳ｡ｾ＠ｾ＠ -Tht•y're ｾｮ､Ｍ 1ng us o'er 10 install tt " \\'hen tht- ｳｹｴｮＱＱｾ＠

SAFETY BY COMPtITER n 11111 h•nr-q11:1hticJ shipyard hkc ｐｓｓｾＮ＠ it's l'll lH-al to think of P\1•l) thl11ga11d r h<'l'k '''l' l)1hlng ｬ＾Ｇｦｴｩｲｾ＠ t ht• final produrt - bt• 11 a hip o r ,1,.111 ll \'Utc1l nuC'h·.U" reactor h ;!\ • ' th1• •\"atd TI11• .. tup)'ard'<t n A\ ill <U"rhltt•ct.-. pt,1y 11 b1" m ll' tn that Takt• ＱＧｯｮｾ＠ i\tr Grnth of S1l\1 rdaJe On lttio; day hi' \\.'3.tt 1'hf'<'ki11g nut \\hat \\ ould happ('n If .1 s11bn1annt• rt•acti1r r on1panmcnt l><-1ng denct1vatl'd nt l'S !'JS \\ere to sink m lhl' 0 1 t•an '"hill' lw·1ng hargt•d rrum llrt•n11•rton to llnnford nurlf'ar rl...en.auon \\'oul Nl'\:1·r llllnri that of the doicn r1•artnr 1·on1pnrtmcn1S sh.lppcd so far lo I lanford none have swll< or <.'\:1•n C'omc> clo-.t· to 1l ｾ･Ｇ･ｲ＠ nund that U11• o<1dc; of It ｨｮｰｴ＾ｮｕｬｾ＠ are aln1o<it inc.ilculnhly sn1all It .., part of the ｳｨＱｰｾ｡ｲ､Ｇｉ＠ nuss1on to think 1.'\l

"''"h•l tntl.y fl'J>h -.t·nl \\-hnt twp pt'lltt 11hystl'ally und(•r U11• rontll· tson.'I you'r1· lookif\tl at,'' ｾｴﾷｬｽｲＬｴｨ＠ r..xplwn<>d "Tlu·n, w"""\OU g1 I th" result'> bark, you know tltt y're [ll'l'llt .tlt' ..

ln lhi.... c;"•.1.c;(' tht' Ｑﾷｲｾ＼ﾥｾｴ＾＠ tlon 1nodl•I npp<>arc on the sen 1•n m J1r fen'nl C'Ol(lrJ, Th<' 'A-t'.tk nn ::i... art• In ont• rotor and th(• '>lrung ＮｵｴＭｾ＠ 1n anotht'r ｔｉＱＰｾ＠ 1n bE't v. <rn an• sho\\11 1n olher "lhndt• Out thr 1nodeJ shows I.hat even the v. <'nk &rt·as l\J't• stroni:t t>noul(h lll \\ tthstaud subntl'l'g<'O<'l' deplll u1 the CV('OI of a '>Ill.lung. •\Vt•'rt' wt•ll bcloy, our ｡｣ﾣＧｰｬｾ､＠ lc'<' l," ｾ＠ r.1rC.rath. lap<Jng c:bght Jy 1nro M\'al .in.lutN't-t>t,P Tmnslntion The n-·actor com

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GENERATIONS OF TRAomoN As Barbara Paul-.011 Burrows reports to h<:r JOb wit11 PSNS's D("•lgn Oiv1slon , c;he Ltt carrying out

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iiiliiill A I-lorn, start<'d as a Shop 51 electnC'ian. l'On1plett• and 1n plact· DETAIL WORK: 8.zrry Had@clt ofBnmmon, an P.1eanwh1lc. on the other 1n.,1de lhe ｜Ｚｮｴｌｾｲﾷｳ＠ <'<>m· e1npkry, e nj PS.\'S s ekctrontcJ shop since J987, 01•erh11uu side of Ult> ｦｾｵｮ､ｹＬ＠ her grandfather, Wtlhnm hat ｟＼ＧｐｮｴｾｲＬ＠ it ''°.11! lake all a pou1er supply unit for a dnrroyer j tacflcal combat dt.S 1ncs.<;ag1 traffic , md10 s1g- pl111 svstnn Paul!>On '\t.artt'd \vorking 1n nals and lnh•mal '01cr "' · I.he o;h.lpyard m 1917. l ie <:ommunlratton... an1J route tt started 111 811op 56, " ·orking his wa> about lt and g\lard against 1t anythrough ont• box. That \\'ill allow up to poi.L of "shop mash·r" (no-w Y. a)' operators to St>nd out the .,;goal., 1n calll·d gt>neral foreman). So hoy, dot's l\.tr Grath C'hec k 1t S€'cure or non·S<><·un> n1od<All lus life, he carried his fir.;1 pa:. out" Llke most e\ erything thl'se Do\\ll lhe \\:Orkbt'nch front from the sh1pyn.rd - a $5 gold days, he does it \\·1th a computer Campbell. Tt•ny Edl'nho of Kt'y p1eC'('. l Ts1.ng a SCT('e ll, kt'yboa.rd and \en1rr L'i O\l'rhauling a con1put<.>r Me1nber.l of Burrowc:' family romput<'r 1nemory. he puL<; together dtsk dme th.11 \\11l bt> used tor train· a computer modr l of a C'ro-.s SE'Cl1on havt> \\ Orked there ever "mce Ｑｮｾ＠ <;ruJors at a na\'al ...chool 111 S.'Ul l\1any PS!l<S <'mployt•eo; ,\re or t ht• n-ar t or compart1n<'nt Th<•n D1<'f(O, Cahf ht• plu){:; 10 Lh<• st n1c luroJ Sll'<'ngth of dl.'Sr t•ndc•d fron1 famth<''4 that havt• And 111•tlJ' then1 1.. B.1rry lla1ltli>t·k lht' diJlt•n>nt l'Otnponents IMt nlakP eaml'd 1he1r IMngs at the shipy-.i..rd of Dren1<'non, who "IL'i m ht., shon s!nC' • ll.<J early ､｡ｹｾ＠ ti up "l<'t?\ ..:..., ｮ｢ｷｬ､ｾ＠ a po,ver supply 111 B1UTOws· r ode> alone, then> are Thi:' computt'r then shows lum for a M1phoard co11trol cenwr ronat Ａｾ｡Ｎｳｴ＠ two tlurdgen<'rution employhow n1urh Mdl'r.;ea pressure the "ole ee - Larry Do\\'Tll') sbtallt chief packag<• can \\1thstand at vnnous It's all 111 a day·<t \\ ork for tht• c ｾｩｧｮ＠ t•nginePr for mann(· and ｰｯｭｾ＠ around 1L.<; perin1eter mt'n and "omt>n of 1hP el l'C'tron1cs mecharural Pngmeenng, and D.1\ 1d · pan or tht> art of modt'hng JS shop making c;1i.re thnt t he (con1puter) Sec DAY IN lHE UR: Page 8

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PAMPERED PROPS: 17ie carrier C/SS Cari l inson Ｚｾｭ｡ｯｴｨ＠ S8-to11 propellers are cleaned, u·eldRd, ground, heat-treated, snioothed and balanced in PSKS's propeller sllop.

NO JOB TOO BIG: People are divaifed by the gigantic size of ships sen.riced by PSNS. Here, a worker d isma rttles scajfolding near a 1W.der post and propeller shaft at tlie rear of USS Carl Vinson.

BELOW SEA LEVEL: A PSNS employee strides past ........_ anchcr chain from USS Carl Vinson laid out ,...... along the bottcm of Dry Dock 6, 60 feet below sea level Each link in the chain weighs 365 pounds. DAY IN THE UFE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7

A Lewis, a mechanical engineer 1n the Design D1\11Sion'& weaponry section. Downey's grandfather, Fred Downey, worked in the Supply Department and his father. Jim, worked in the Design Division. Lewis' grandfather, William Lewis, ｾ＠ ed at the yard dunng World War I as a coppersmith, then went back to work there during \Vorld War Din the sheet metal shop. ll1s grandmother. f\1artha Lewis, managed th<.' elect:ncal shop's stockroom during \\ orld \Var 11 Burrow'S and others whose family histones mtcrtwine with the shlpyard's say proudly that they got their jobs on their own. Nevertheless, sh e says, "I feel like fm carrying on a family tradition." She has a daughter, Amanda, age 9 With a real knack for operating the nunia-

ture cranes at the councy flllr - who someday might want to work at PSNS. What does Burrows think of that? "There are some places that are real unhealthy where I w ouldn't want her to work, like sandblasting or insulating," she says, aft.er some thought. •But I wouldn't mind her being something else, like a c rane operator." Downey, too, says he w ould recommend the shipyard to either o f his two sons, if they showed an interest. "It's definitely the best Navy yard in the country," he said.

MAKING THE PROPELLERS SHINE The sea has been cruel to the four massive propellers of the aircratt earner USS Carl VIJ\SOn. For years, it has warped them, battered them, dulled them, coated them

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with barnacles and scoured thousands of pits into their surfaces. But Puget Sound Naval Shipyard's propeller shop knows how to gently restore these 66,000-pound workhorses to radiant health and beauty. For a few short months, the shop removes them from the ship and takes them in. Then a crew of workers smooths, s hapes, straightens, balance!l, polishes and pampers each blade until it shines Wee newly minted gold They have a gigantic room " ·here the propellers, also known as screws, can be slowly heated and cooled to relieve internal stress built up by repeated welding o f their surfaces. -1 like working with these bigger propellers. They're unique," says John Gntruh of Kingston, who has spent 40 years in Uus specialized marine trade.

"These propellers come in h ere so dirty and ugly you wouldn't hardly recognize them.'' he adds - And they leave tn beautiful condition. They're a work of art." ｾｦ｡､･＠ of a special nickel-alummumbronze alloy that resists corrosion, each screw has five enormous blades that rotate around a hub. Toda.v at the propeller shop a crew is getting ready to balance one of the Carl Vinson's propellers on a giant rotating machine similar to those foW\d at a garage for balancing car tires. The giant prop is hoisted up on the balancing nl8chine with a 60-ton overhead crarie. At the same tilne, Jeff Rogers of Belfair is smoothing and pollshlng anotht'r of Carl \'mson's four propellers. "You want a smooth surf8C\? for the ''ater to flow over," explams Grimlh.

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LOU DUNl.AP • A cutoffgrintkr-chipper in the foundry, has wor!ttd at PSNS for 18 years. Ht liva in East Bremerton.

• Gnuralformuzn in chargt ofthe foundry. He has worlttd at the shipJlml for tbt }MSt I 8 ｾﾷ＠

By the time Rogers is through. the propeller glimmers brilliantly, retlecting the shop's bright lights.

IMDMDUAL SIUll.s Sm REIGN Amid tht' clang1.ng steel and roar or ｨｾ＠ machines along PSNS's main industrial strip is a quiet shop where the air is penneated wtth the smell of wood shavin8I and morning light enters through old-fasbioned arched wmdows. This is the pattern shop. One ot the oldest at PSNS, it occupies a brick building that ､｡ｴｾ＠ from tht' tum of ｴｨ･ｾﾷ＠ "We're basically a wood shop, ｾｐ･ｴ＠ Tent of Poulsbo, a paaemm•m since 1972, as he walks past shehes stacked with mahogany, bl&C'k cherry and OChrr hmdwoods. "We mainly make pattere for the

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SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW: Tlic 1897-vint.age brick w alh; of PSNS's pattc r1i shop provide a backdrop for a 1990s-era computer Uuit produces mechanical. drawings qf patterns to be produced there Here, Wilt.l/ Tun; a PSNS ernployce s ince 1979, desigris a pattemfor a p u mp ｴｾ＠ be cast al the yard'sfmJ.nd:ry.

foundry," he e.xplains. "\\'e have every kind ofwoodworkmg maclune possible" l 'nll.ke some shops at PSNS, where different people work on different phases of a proJect. only one person works on each patten1 in this shop. "One person does the Job all the ｾＭ｡ｹ＠ through, from st.art to finish." says Terzi. The !'hop until recently was one or the last all-male bastioru. at PSNS. But this year a v.onl3ll apprentice, Bonrue Stuart of Bremerton. began learning the trade After she completes her training, she will be one of a handful of female pattemmakers in all of North America. Today she IS building a wooden pattern for a part that will be e&'ll 1n U\c yard':; foundry Tem says pattemmakers <>tart by designmg a layout or the part on paper Then, W>.lng the array of woodworking mactunes

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in the shop, they nUlke whal amount.'! LO a woodt·n replica of the part lO be made, whether a "'81,·e, pump, fiange, gear blank or other part. The patti•m then is u5M to make a mold for th«> part, next door in the shipyard·s foundcy. lTsually, tht> part is llUlde 11\ two ｨ｡ｬＢｾ＠ so that 1t can be remo\.ed front the mold easily Today. Ray Douglass or Seattle, a 17-ycar emplayee or PSNS, is workmg on ｾｨｮｴ＠ will e\ t•ntualfy become the msidc, or COf t', or Uu.• top half of a pump. \\'eanng a whtte apron, he sands down the wooden pattern much as his predece.sors did generations ago

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Thc first thing you nonce when you enter U1c slupyard's foundcy is a huge furnace

connected to the wall by a sinewy tangle or thick met.al cables It is a 60-year old furnace that can melt steel at 3,000 degreesjUSt like 1t did when brand new. But 11 uses so much pov.· er Uuit u can only Ix' turned on at one tinlf' or day about 1 a.m., when t•lectncaJ use m the rest of ｋｩｾｰ＠ Count) is at Ｑｾ＠ lowest poml "lt uses so muchJWCt', it could knock out power to all or Bremerton if we used It m the daytune," explruns Robbie Robll\SOn, the foundry's general fore.m..'U\. Adds Emmett Linton, another foundry !orem:Ul: "\\'e have to nob(y the powerplant before v.e use il" Other. nt·Yi er f\.imac(':' also line the walls of th<' foundry, w·here metal is ｭｾｬｴ･､＠ for pounng into castings that v.ill ｾｭｴＧ＠ pun1ps, ｶ｡ｬｾ＠ fl.artges and other shipboard eq1upmenL

Some of the furnaces also can be used for melting and purit:>ing scrap steel and other metals. Altogether, the foundry can pour 250 di!ft!rent types of alloys. "There·s no plact-else I know otthat can do thal." ｾｒｯ｢ｩｮｳＮ＠ "Other shipyards don't pour as much as we do. ｷ･ﾷｾ＠ number one in that regard" The foundry is the place where patterns made by the pattern shop are put mto action. Today. a group of workers IS standing around a newly made wooden pattern sh&p('d likt' the top half of a tllrff.foot cir· C'Ular pump It ls cncl08ed in a stall with

four low ｳｩ､ｾ＠ They are getting ready to convert w pattern into n mold that. can be used for making the actual pwnp. Ont• of the workt-rs, ｄ｡ｾ＠ Fergmon, po8i-

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PRECARIOUS PERCH: PSNS painter Dennis \oihall u 1t1Jpended JOO feet above rhe conmte bottom of[)') DocIt 6 llJ he applies a coat ofnntt-co"ouve paint to the steel hide ofthe carrier USS Carl i 111son.

DAY IN THE LIFE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9

st <'t I Yt 111 hC' poured 1n through small holPS Oner thl' mC't.ul hard('ns, workers will knock (II f I h1• hardl'n<'d -..:md lrt.,1clt• 1hc•y will find a pl'rfectly fonn<'Ci, Uirt•f• loot circular pum1>

AWORLD IN ACHIP ( In Ull uppt'r noor of PSN5 s Building 160 1., .1 \Tu.l empty room (lnct> one oft ht• most

1n1pornu11 sp:u-1•., ut the shipyard. 11 no\v s its \111 ually abandnnl•cl, ·1 h.-. t"tnpty roonl 1s la1ov. n as 1h1· Ion It I., Ollt ' \ 1c:t1111 of s:-.;g ovC'r the past 10 yl'ars - .a C'on1pu1l'r re\ olution known by 11s uu tJab, CAD/C'AJ.t

iruuals stand for Con\puter-Alded Or•,,1••1v'Con1put<'r1\ided f\fanufac-ture Ship ､Ｑ＾ｳｾ＠ \\Ork that once wa.-. don<>: by TI1P

SHIPYARD SIESTA: Tom SltfP ofPort Orchard, an m1ployee ofrhe welding shop for rhree years, knou's how to talte it easy dun·ng his lunch break at PSNS. Hundreds oj workers fae their shops and ships during the 42-1111n11te break to relax am/ get fOme fi"Nh air.

phys1rally laying 1t out on the loft's expansive floor no'v is done 1n offices and cubicles all ovC'r the slupyard, on CAD/CAM conlputer screens. Today, Rod Renfro\v of Silverdale, an en1ployl'E' of the yard's '!tructuml group, is 'vorking \\·1th the computer ma c;mall room adjacent to the loft lie punches a fe\v keys and a computer image of a jet blast deflec-tor on the rarner USS Carl Vinson materiaJIZ<'S on the screen. The con1putt>r allo\\ s Renfrow to design and modify the deflPCtor or othc>r shipboard part - m three dimeru.ioru.. Onc-e designed, 11 c·an h<" che<"ked - again, assist<:>d by computer - to niake SUN' 11 fits correc-tly aboard the <;h1p TI\al's the computer-aided dl>S1gn, or CAD, poruon of the system. Then co1nes the ｣ｯｭｰｵｴｾｲＭ､ｃＧ､＠ manufacturing. or CA.\1, ｰｲｏ＼ＧｾＮ＠ The computer ｭ｡ｫｾ＠ a tap<', lalown as a

ntunencal control tape, that ls fed into one of the nev.• generation of machines at the yard. The tape programs the nw:hine to make aJl the parts needed to make the deflector m the nght dimensions. The CAD/CAM computers now are spread In offices throughout the shipyard and the engineering offices inside the former Bremer's Building m downtown Bremerton. MYou can US(' Uus to run anything from steel structure, piping, wtre \vays, eqwpment, and so on, to see v.·hC't her it's going to fit before you go down and do the v. ork," says Rt'ar Adnl Mhur Clark, PSNS coin mandt•r '"'l'hen you go into C.:M-1 and you figure out v.•hat you·re going to do You can input it into lathes. a dnll press, using the ｾｯｭｰｵｴﾭ er-built modeL Then 1t v.rill nutomau(·ally build you I his product.," he adds Some >f the CAD/CAM c-omputRr tenru-

nals don't even need to make a tape- U\ey are hard-wired 10 giant machining tools in th<' yard, and can tell U\t.>m ｾﾷｨ｡ｴ＠ to do dirE'C'tly "liaving CAD/CMf makes It very, very easy to adapt." says Clark ·it has revolutionized the \Vay work Is done here "

ABREAK FROM WORK Al 11.38 am Puget Sound Naval Slupyard rPSL<; its \veary muscles for a spell. From all over the yard, employees emerge from the work sk'lUOns 1n offices shops. drydocks, ｲ｡ｮ･ｾ＠ and aboard ship to rela.'< and C"al lunch Some leave the }ard 10 eaL at ｾｴ｣ｄｯｮ｡ｬ､Ｇｳ＠ or one of the downto"rn rl'StauranLq But most don't. ｄｯｾｲｮ＠ on the> piers, workers remo"e their hardhats and \\ IJ>f' the swPat from the1.t brO\\!:> before kicking back with a c;and\vich

and a cup of ｣ｯｦｾ＠ pulled from a lunch bucket Otht>r ･ｭｰｬｯｽｾ＠ swarm to fi\e caft.>terias scatter\'d about the }ard, where they ran get a sand\vtch or a -;mall hot meal called a mini-entree Some t>at alonf' reading a newspapPr Others go co lunch in groups One thing thPy all {"3Jl agree on. though. When the whistle blows 40 mmutes later. signaling that. It's ume to return to work. 1t

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SANDBlASTING His WAY THROUGH THE DAY No one wants to get too neru- Larry Seaburg when he 1S operating hls sand-blaster instde PSNS's metal preparation shop. That's because the sand-blaster, if aimed at a human being, would rlp them m half. Although Seaburg \\'Ould never do that, even stray ncocheting granules of the abrasive grit from his blaster can slice the skin of someone standing in the vicinity like tmy lauves So his co-workers keep a respectful dJ.stance. And he .,. himself wears a heavy canvas parka and hood when 'Operating the eqwpment - and then only inside a speoal enclosed booth. The blaster IS one w-a,y the yard's metal preparation shop removes old paint, film, rust and corrosion from metal components at the yard. Powerful stnppmg chemicals also are used Metal parts are dunked ma senes of huge vats with different chemical mixtures and come out glittenng. The shop also applies paint to new or rebuilt components that require tt. Tradiuonally the shop, with all its chemicals and lllet.al-based paint!:i. has been one of the ｢ｩｧ･ｳｴｾ＠ ardous waste producers 1n the shipyard. But new methods being adopted are slashing back on waste generauon. says Shop Superintendent Mark !\fatthews. ｔｯ､｡ｾﾷＮ＠ for mstance enc worker is stripping corroSion and pa.mt from a metal chair using a hose that sprays it with millions of tiny plastic pellets The proCt>SS creates no hazardous \\•aste As recently as last year, the same Job would have been done with SUippmg chemicals, wluch becomes a ｾ､ｯｵｳ＠ waste after it Is used Big strides are bemg made In reducing waste from e shop's spray-pamung operatJons, too. For iru.tance, !"pe<:ial rooms at the shop called paint oths once removed paint overspra.y from the 8ll' ｢ｾ＠ J.rCulating 1t through a cascading wat.erfall at one of the t>ooth. The paint droplets \\Ould adhere to the \\'ater, :'ea\'1ng the air clean t But over time, the millions or tiny drops would build 5.Jp to create a !>ludge at the bottom of the v.·ater reser\roir full of hazardous chenucals So the shop now has 11\Stalled filters m some of its booths. similar to those found in a home furnace, to trap the paint spray Smee the spray dries on the filteis, St is no hazard to tht- environment and can be disposed f as normal trash. -0ur goal IS to reduce the amount of hazardous 'vaste we produce by 60 percent," says Matthews. ese are Just some of the measures we11 be trymg ver the next few years.··

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FOCUSING ON AMIGHTY SHIP ., b; t:."ly ｬＮ､ｩｾ＠ :.he ﾷｾ＠ superamer t.;s.5 ｣ｾ＠ 'inson is held immobile Iii JtS PS!\S dcydock, attaehed tD the pier by thou11Mlrvi' o! ｣｡｢Ａｾ＠ hoses vent lines and ropes. For the pa'!t se\e.ral months the mammoth ship has ｾＡＧＱ＠ lht! focus of most of the shipyard's producuon

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In a )t"& it all ,,.ill bf' done The cables, hoses and temporary Slructures ""ill be retnO\'ed. the decks will be hack m plat. e the propulsion plant renovated and all ｾ＠ｾｰｮＱ･ｴ＠ OJ)<'raUng. And by the ｵｾ＠ the Carl \'11\S()n leavE"S, m fall 199'2, es:.entiatly ""ill be a brand nt-Y. hltip.

THE ENORMrTY OF THE Jos To get an idea or how big a Job It as to overhaul an (aircraft t'alJ11.-r, C'OllSldPr ｊｾ＠ one part of the JOb bandblilsting and pa1.nUng lht- wp J' Comparatn ｦＧｽｾ＠ｾｮｧＬ＠ lhis is a ounor part of the fwhole O\'t'rhaul, taking up less than l percent of the ｾｨｯｵＢ＠ tn\:ol\'ed ｾ･ｴ＠ the amount of"' ork an\ o1.. Ni m fuushing w JOb l'> mind-boggling. lf25 n1Cn and ｙＮｵｭｾｮ＠ Y.ere put to ｾｯｲｫ＠ on the Job fuD.tiJne u st.Ill would !Alke them an ffntlre ) t"2t to do u flrst LS I.he ｳ｡ｮ､｢ｬｵＮｾ＠ m which employees working from lifts ｾ｝＾ｴ｡Ｉ＠ all 506,000 square fttl of the carrids hull Y.'ith ｡｢ｲｾ｜＠ P. gnt. ThP Y.orlc continues until all wold paint is gone lt'3\1f18 onJy bare steel 'Then come. the painting. ThP e.nun hull below the waterline - about 159,000. .,t;qWITI! f t.'t"l - gPIS fi \ l" ('02t c; A dull red Prunt>r comes fJJ':'!\'L It Le; fo:.tc" ed by two coats or anti<o1TOS1\ e paint and then t\\ o more coo!.'i '' arw-fouhng pamt. The anti-rorrosl\:e flghb rust, 1'1111Ule the anu-fouling aient slov.!> the gro"'1 h ofbamaldes and olhPr manne Organl:)ll\S Ab<we the "'1llf'r lint>, the hull gets th.rei! coats, one of pnmer, one of anu<o11'051\ e and one of gray enarne-1. Altog4"tlier, tha1 amountsto00 tons ofpamt or 12,000 gallons - enough to r·o\er about 800 a' eragp.. ｾｩｺ･＠ homes. To get 11 all \\·here it's supJ)OS('d to be, pamters \\'Ork o ut or ｢ｵ｣ｫ･ｾＮ＠ called man lifb at the end or a ｴｾｉｐｓｃｏｅｲ＠ｾ＠ stff} beam The paint l.<. pumped from a m.tx.Ulg :otai:Jion on the pler, up through a long hose and spraved ｾ･＠ 5tup's hu!J through a mx-root w-and hc>Jd by the

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Congratuhtions. \\c salute the ere\\: ｾｬ＠ PSNS for 100 yeal"i of dedication and scni.ce From the #l cho1ce of federal emplo> ･ｴＮｾＭｋｐｓ＠ Health Plans. ·

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liack inside thrtr oafc TI11·n they ch·part for th<.' day Thousands or <.'nlployf'es pour out through U\f' s lupｹ｡ｲ､Ｇｾ＠ t.ix g;.11es Thry l"avl' on foot, by bu..,, 1n cars, trucks and van.'>. And by 4 20. Bremerton's fanious dally slupyartl traffir J:Ull IS Ill fu11 swing \'rht1·J,.., r hokr t'lif'ry route oul or town Most ht•ad for eonunuruU('S all around thr KiL<;UJ1 PPnJl\..'Jula- 1 sJ)f'c1a.lly South Kitsap Bren1erton and ｾｴｬｩ＼ＮＧｲ､｡｣ﾷ＠

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quarters runount 10 n metal bunk and lock<'r jamn1rd bt·twe<'n st('{'! d<'ck.'t. NJ a shipnUllA' Of thr sruJor's dO\\-'ll the hall, Prtt}' Officer 2nd C1a'!..'I Doug I lrunlcy, sa.Ylt "Thi<t BEQ (baC'h<•lor f'llllst<•d quarters) ts greaL It's fanta5ur You don't hav<' ｴｨｾ＠ luxuries abcmnl a <ihlp " WordR likt' Iha! tin' RlllSIC to lhr cam of Cmdr John Gordon, hrad of U1<' shipyard's !iUpport s1•r.1rf"S

"Our Roal ls lo nial<<' our (1hlpylll'd) BF.Qci l'Qwvalrnt lo a Mamou or lhlton Jlotrl," hr !Wl)'ll •wn IJ)' to takC' peoph• away from thr.1r dall> milliary rnvlmnm<'nL" lie ndcls "It all may appear to he t'o!lm1•t

le, but it does a Int u far as the "'BY the sailors ｦｾｉ＠ about the"'9l'lvcs ｔｨｾ＠ bettt-r thi·y fl.>C>l about thf'll\9l'l\'f'5, the morl' p ro-

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CMUM TOUCHES IN NAVY LIFE ＠ｾ Sound aval Shipyard is a toffin& sweating, clan.fn& twnfnl-to, hard working p!aN?,

But whcn tl\t' work day Is o\•cr , 11 orr<'rs a few !l&llctuant-s Vi here It's pos.<Uble lo kick

bark and fOl"!(l'l th<' troubl<.'S O( the day lt \..'t at. Uto..'IC places, at thC" yard'!\ west rnd, wh1..•re you can find a fl•w shipyard workt-rs and srulor!I from ships In ｯｾｲｨｮｵｬ＠ JU.<;t about ('Vl'I'}' niAAt Tilt' Stnkc 7..ont'. lhe !lh.ipyanl's bowling allt.>y. l!i On(' or th('m It'• as high-tech u any 0111 1n 1-0wn, rlown to lta automatic scoring <.·omputcrs and color TV S<'re<•l\9 at each

lant• 111is C.'\'f'ning, all 18 of its lanes are ftlled With boYilc.'nJ.

Next door l!I Dig Al's, where you c-.n ord• r pin•, dt>h sandwiches and a Coke. Business ha.., doubled there since It wu converted fron1 a st.andard-19!1ue bowling alley snack har lo a Chicago ganpter t.hemtal10ul ｴｷｯｾ＠ ago A block away l"I tht> shipyard's most popular ntghtapot ·LC"llf'nd9 Sporta Bar 1-'onnerty an enliatNt ciub, tr sUll :rno.u, attnct.s young .U<>n1 oft' the llhipe tn OVeJlo haul But it. otten a lot moro since ll wu ｾｮｯｶ｡ｬ｣､＠ IWo :veara ago, wbh a apori. thl'JJI(' ｬｮｳＱ､ｾ＠

are 121V screerw. tuned to dUf• mt hallpmm and to l'O('.)c mmdc vtdooe The look ta conunerelal and U.. 1 the way the ..Uora Wee 1t, _,. thP man In charse or the fadlltio.. John Edwarda

"When the bell rtnp at 6 o'clock, .non want to get away l'rom the mllltu7 environ- , mcnr.; he says "So we wutl them lo fMl • lll<c they are getting awa,y. Th8t'1 whJ we • haw the conunerdal look." $pons 1nomentoes Une I.be .... and

a huge glass case at one end or &be bulldlng A rack above the bar lhows the 1Unc11nf1 of dift'erent bwleball cluba by ｴｨ･ｾ＠ of their baDClpa. Outaide, In a fenced-In picnic tables, a sand volleJball court and a b ket.. ball hOOp When &he weekend C011a1, ane ol IM shlp)'lll'd'l ll\Ollt PoPU1ar ....ｾ＠ .....

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spotfill!lt!d a f1Um-fJOU!t!"d WInch that sl/JUng pilings InfQ plaCI!.

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landmark Hamml!rhi!lld Crane hoisttd a 350-ton test load nlier Its complt!tioll i1/ April JｾＳＮ Thl! cral1e cmt abollt $500.000 to builJ tlnd it ptrmallmtly altn'ed the Bremerton skylinl!.

COllSt tkftntl! momtor U Monmry U·.1' thr fint ,hlp tv mur thl!ynrdi D? Dock I 4ur 1/J complmon 111 ApT/II <) " bt!luvrd Ihl! dry do k UyU ,hud Inrgr't In 'he /l'OrlJ.lI till! 11111/•

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n ary LlruU'llnnt Ambro'll' B Wyckoff Ol'llt vI8ttrd PUlll'1 flnunrl ITI 11177, j{l'owlh maJlDAI'ml'nt Wll' nn ullknown prublf'm Sf'alt! had (I'w .. r than :1,000 mhahllanlJl, Oll' main fI< .. of TlU'c)J\l w"n' ｊＱｾＧｲｬ､ with Ｇｵｬ｜ｲｾ • Md W hlnRton hnd y I to tll' om 1

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ceoteOOl I HI tory at pug t Sound N al hlPYIrd•• trom which thl history w comptl A prtotJl'C of th book will 1000 be II t to Nimitz

tilt> Yl1lbolk stllrt oC Ihl' dock, B"lIt nlmo I ('mirl')y of woud, thl' yard's or\J(Jnlll dl)ldork tookJU'it OVl'r t.Itree yt'arI

h ultl r, ( !ll. 166. more tll n \(' Ih UI Congre had IUlhorizt'd It c Ih,' III g1nllh g of alollll PS S lI11dl· lion of ll('IUnll proj ls omplt'lt'd lind, r hutll:ll Short!) 'r work b\>glll1, WY korr n'lu(' tant!}' ht I Crom Ih,' II\'Y b'·c u • oC 1II11lUnm Inl)l rh umutl, m. Ill' w ue,' dNI h Lt mdr JlU111 (' ｾＢｲｯｮｧ 111 I 'I. amI 1hI' dl)l<lock w ('n", 1'1, II 11/1 Ih pnnll uf 1 0 Th.. I I luI \010 I h dO/'k 10' Ith I. r pump w "1 'S Monll'l\'" ro I d f,'n lIlunilOt TIl<' btlltl lup 1 , l' • thl fi I mlh 1lI'd fot work \\(Irk,' hlll(" kl I long Ih bol!ol11 Ul I 1 ｾＱＧ I (01 lI11pn, I hlht and pI I',lf\'tllh' hlp fm .In I nclt d Q) I lund, lulh (0 filiI ＤｾｏＬ

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. . lhe tlt'('t was 1 111 l>aC'k ubst.anti."\ll,} follov. Lng lhl' v.w, and the work 103d feU from ltS all time peak of 32, iOO 1n lhft "umnlt'.r of 19-'5 to ft"\\cr Lh.'\11 9,000 emplo) - b) the t"Od or llle ro\lO\Ving fC3.I' At this time. m of the w-ork C00S1..<iled of ship ､＼ＧｾＢ｡ｕｯｮｳ＠ nnd routint> overhn.uls As lht" post·'\\111' ' ' orlc slo,.."l'd. tlli' yard Ol\C't" aoln becume con<'emed v.ith n-lnin· mg both a stable ｾｯｲｫ＠ lo:irl and s many slruled '\\-orkers as po55lble In thP _pnns or 1946. u helped organizt... the Puget &>und N3'o'1 Base Associmion. whlch ｾｮｴ＠ It first rept'l':set\LBU\'l" to Ｂ｡Ｇｾｯｮ＠ D C, th3t )-eaT.

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St.anon, Bangor Naval i\lngnztnf' and the r-;a,"3) liosp1tal. Apart from its physacnl t'xp.'U\Ston dunng

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With the nuclear ...ra came added security, secrecy and training. Th... protocol at the ｳｨｩｰｾ was much I' flexibl... and the nucl...ar power sup...rint...ndents and .ners added a n...w admirustrative system. The \,i... lnam war stimulated work at the yard, but In 1972, atterthl' withdrawal of U.S. troops. employment ppt'd to around 8,000 from the wartime high of more than 10.000. Despite the reduction m work force, th......arly 70s was a time of much building COil truction and xpansion as the yard eared up for nuclear ves· els. Th... n... ed for slalled workers and ...nglneers also increased with the nuclear program. Roving interviewers trav...led across Ill... counti'Y interviewing can· dldates and hiring needed I'rsoMel. in 1976, the shipyard was 75 years old and more han 10,000 people att...nd· the two-day dlanlOnd ubilee celebration. The ｾ expand...d Its nuclear horizons in the late 70s when It went to work n USS Enterprise. the avy's fll'St nuclear-powered aJrcraft carrier. It am... to the yard In early 1979 for an intensive con· erslon overhaul that lasted into 1982 and was described In the yard n...wspaper. as "the most comprehensive habitability project ever attempted aboard a avy ship .. While the Enterprise ronunated the waterfront view. th... yard's work con. I'd largely of submarine ov...rhauls during the early Th... work force waxed d wan...d over the decade to Its present level just

vec 12,000. As the first 100 years of I' yard's hlstolY draw to a Jose, It has grown greatly size and scop.... But perth... most dromatic c...nt chenges have been teChnology. Much of the work that ｾ ..n don... by hand by k1Ued workerll over thl' ars has been automated d comput...rIzed. Work <>e8 mUl'h fll8tl'r than fo", and f...wt>r workers n' ､ｾ to ｾｲｦｯｮ nan) of rh taIlks Although ehlp wen! undrPtt 0 f t hortl'r d \\. aning th ｾｉＢ･ of l*M' n"l on ttl wind h n fo,m(jpr A U

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1nadl' O\t'.'r u1lu 11 :.1iorts h:ir lnsid Wl! are 1>001tables, port.'> J 15J1lnyR and 12 T\' :;..;rcc•ns howlng dilfert'nl hallgrunes 1>0ru; l'\l: nu; nnd mUSI" "1dl'us Outside, m back, is .i 11lc111r nrra. barti.•cur plr \'Olk·yball court and b::iskl'tball half<ourt. &rr'. " i nc und nuxC'<I ､ｲｩｮｫｳｾ＠ 1\\-allabh• to thoS<' O\t:r 2 1 ?.10\11-R nr•-. shov.11 on ｜ｖ｣Ｇ＼ｨｵｾｹ＠ night • TI1r boY. ling nlh.-y, no'" knCN n as Thl' trlkt• 7.o111•, tw."J IJC<!Jl n1odentlzl."'t 11 llJlS tht: lal.C'S l d04Hl:ttis, includ· ing a uto111•1•t:d 6"onng machl11cs and n TV screen O\'l'r rn<·h or 18 lan<'41 •A 11lu( n::i-<lrll, called ·n1g Al's" ha." bC'en &t't u11111 \\ hnt oru <' nas the hoY. ling nlh y nack har. A< hie.ago gangsl<'• n101Jf pro\ ldM the bnckdrop for excellent ptu.n and thick an1l\\i1 he , Y.1tirh cnn IK• phoneonlt>red for d1•ll\ l'I') anyy.hcre l n &111• s hl11yurd after hours

• TI1 ).ud r hUd r.'llJ'C crnwr ls u11tk•rgolng a $1 mil· lion C').'Jl:U\SIOn \\11cn oorllJlll'tl' It Y.111 hi' ollll' to handle t" "" s rnnn> rhlldri"n • 0th r J'\1 villlnhll' in thr 1ppor1 area 1c:-lucl" rcn1'!11 on:il cqwpm('nt ｲｾ＠ ntal s"1mrnlng pool, \') X• hangf' ｣ＰＱｭｴｾＢＧｬＩ＠ Ii mtls oo r18. iunnlng trot'k hlrtlC n ct I quor ldOfl nuto hohl'l shop, frrun<' iop lJ\d tn I AA c AJI or 1n t '> r I en R'J\O\ 1'<1 dunng thf' pasl

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It w an ..ｾ･ＭｰｯｩｦｬＨ xampl of th slup}ard' rt>potation lIS an .. mplo rill th('S(' part And I four-, ar apprenuc hip prol!fall1, ",pl I With coU g crt"rlJl•• and skUI trammg, consld red one of U,e best w lI.j. to gl!! a Job inside Ul.. gate "The appl'l'ntlce program LS th.. guts of ｷｾ we'". as good as w.. are," sa} Jim Barber, the slup}urd's .. ('{'UtI'e l<;UUll. For those lured as at PS - whether as apprentices, h..lpers, labon.'rs, journ..ymen, spedalli t! , .. ngLIl....rs or architects - the work can be hard and th hours long, But lt LS about the cl est thlng m this world to a guarant..edjob for life, complete ｷｾｴｨ y arIJ pay nuses, a chance of advancpment for tho who quallfY and a reliable pellSlon arler retirt'mcnt.

\\ nl"<1 ne v. un. pect.P<I Alth<'\lllll\ th Ul1< mploym..nt rote "as Ill. low I \ \ lin} ars a moll or tho.tN.ncb (pti d nd''d on th local Job tvl, (','nhor In Brem non m am ,-d 1"'0 hours before U,.. {"('n· t.,. 0pe1h.'ll JW r to g<'t a -.hot at on.. ofthf' f. hundn'll apprentl JlOS,uon.s that . uld he O!X'nmg at PS-;S o\."('r the n..xt tv.'oy For a 11m.. th.. "'a1tmg hne wrapped around thl' bwlding thl'e<' tIm . Applicants drov hf'r from far aw"J as berd("('n

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n .. ho workl'd I the Ａｬｨｩｰｾ｡ｮｬ All wor\.. rs II1'l' ('() to a c('naln "codl', or ､ｾ｡ｲｴｬｔ･ｮｴＬ Th.. vast mJijonly of ｴｨｾ \\ ork fut , about r>8 percent, work fot Cod 300Produ tlon [)(>pllTlnwnt. It includ< all Ih ｭｾｯｲ Illdusmal hop" and production groups Planntng Departm nl (Code 200), WIth ｾｬ 3 pen- nt of the ('mploy nm a Utnt l'Cond m 1Z Third In iz I Cod 100, thl' Public Worb Dt'partmenl, v..th6 2 percent of th work furce W,Uun th production dt'partmf"nt are a numb<'r of grou 8I1d h • IOcluding marruntslS, hipliU( rs, heet metal work('r,! ", ..ld('I'l, forg and foundly v.orkers. "at· t('mmakers, ('leC'triClans ell'Ctrorul tecluuP

hUll rmakc"," .....,,<It I1JI' , nf lh>g th r PS ' homt a total asmWLIp 10 mUlton. All wurk Ill'I' plIJd ll( rdlllg to aI ､･ｨｾ b) rOl prov d hy th P ,<lem G('neraI1}.blu lift' plJd a.c onl1ngtoaw graM(W,) hl'dulf' w luI h raIll! from'f an hour for allC&n mg lallo",r .nth no eX!'<"n ncf' 10 • I7 {lot (or an ..mployet' h llWly)... 1'f'r1 nc' ｜Ｑｕｉｾ )Jar t'JTllJlo) , pay I d, tf>r mm('() by a g n raJ hMu!e (GS) !I('A,\.. ranJl:lnllfrum$ll, 1">a> artn 7,317. • 1a1 high r pay hshed f"r work leoa<l fn men. I"ngm meLIII !l1f1PSl:' lllrlustrial h)'l!lNullt and otlle'" arlyall m"l" t' l'f'Il ntl'd b) on of Ih I" labor /tTou c

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PSNS WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE PUGET SoUND NAVAL SHIPYARD ORGANIZATION

Shipyard departments are identified by numbered codes (shown In parantheses below). The chart s ＭＺｯｷｳｴＢｨ･ｮｵｭｾ ber of employees in each code and its percentage of the total PSNS work force

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commands. bureaus and OffiCl'9

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nuclear managers

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Na\ al Hoopltal

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branch elmic (700)

PJanrung departml'nt Produdion department

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Combat systems office (190)

NaVal Sh pyard

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(200) 1,4112/12.9%

(300) 7,014/57.

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(600)

79/0.7%

Administrahv department (800)

39/0.3%

Nuclear quail!)' control office (1300)

316/2.6%

uclear engineenng department (2300)

716/1.9%

YEAR TotAl mrp!4y« pmnrt of" mnr :. 1955 12,931 100' .. ". 1956 11,784 1 1957 11,110 10% 1958 10,192 11% 1959 9,984 10% 1960 9,264 9'" 1961 9,479 9% 1962 9,552 8% 1963 9,157 9% 1964 9,137 9% 1965 9.382 10% 1966 9,799 10% 196 10,433 I 1968 10,017 9% 1969 9,875 9% 1970 9,514 8% 1971 8,224 9"'0 1972 8,164 8% 1973 8,297 8% 1974 10,196 1975 10.277 % 8% 1976 10,182 1977 10,462 8% 1978 10,568 9010 1979 10,871 10'\1> 1980 11.301 12 1981 11,384 12'lb 1982 11,106 14% 1983 12,442 13'!lJ 1984 10,715 13.49% 1985 10,839 13.88% 1986 10,301 13.68% 1987 10,225 13.62 1988 10,659 13.65% 1989 10,244 1 ,47% 1990 12,704 15.2% 1991 12,245 1.9% Sou.u' Puxu Sound Nat..., hlp' aTd

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220 days 153 hours

ABSENT' ':. Annual leave 21 days .

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THE WAY rr WAS: In the yardi early days, u•oodworlting was an i"zportant trnde. /{ere, a female ;ozner 1nechan1c bt1ikls a uioorfen tirawer tn the ship yard's joiner shop 1n this photo dated juneJ, 1919.

Photos court•y of Helen Ross and Louise Reh, •uthors of " Nlpalc to Nimitz."

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PRESIDENTIAL PEP TALK: Presitkn1 Franklin D. Roosevelt tklivered a speech live to the nation from insitk Puget Sound /\'avy Yard on Aug. 12. 1944. at the height ofWorld Wlzr fl Speaking from a podium set up in .front ofthe nurnber one gt'n mount aboard the destroyer USS Cummings, he praised the yard for its wartime achiewmmts.

BREAKING THE MALE BARRIER: Won1en u>ere a s1nall but grotving segment of.the shipyard work force by World W{/r I, u1hen this photo u11is taltm.

CASH WAGES: Y.1rtl workerr were paid itJ c11Jh through the 1930s. The paynwter traveled from shop to shop in thzs truck, dzs/Jursing rva1.es 1n silver co1•1 or with $2 bills.

WAR EFFORT: Loft riggers manufactured landing 1ets for troops d1sembark1ngfrom ships dunng the Korean Witr. lefi is sa1/111aker William Dollltrd.

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pou l"rf d 6 u1Jma ri11e:;, and m•f>r 1,00{)joof long 11u.rlra171ou f'r1·d a1 rcr a{f rarners. •·... 0Tt(' /w,.c; to 11•n11der u•h.at cltnuf)P') uni/ take p/11rr in the nc!.i t 50 .i;rars ｗｨ｡ｴｾｶｬＧＱ［＠ I'm s1Lre tllis <;/iipvarri 111U 1n1ct the clt{1l lf ngc and r1io1 1<' u•1 th trcllnowg.11. Tofa 1l to do so is to brco1rie 1

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th1•r<' p rol1:\bly will h<' n·plnrt•d by 111on• r11od1•111 ｾ＠ n1rturt'l'!

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h<' Sayl'I A tor Ihr. l'l!ups th.11 !hi' ynrd "ill

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adapt('<! to ｶＮｾｨＱｰＡｉ＠ <'Ollt<'d with, or ITI!l.l ll' Of, rndar ＱｨｬＧｏｲｾ＠ 11i:1tc rlnJs.. I lull shllp !t ｮｬｾ＠ n1n,,v hi' 111od1ll<'tl to rr dul't' thl'lf racl u- q1g11,11u11• < tthf'r po lhl<" <hwig1 Tu ln

hull..,, .,, mtlardiod dl'Slgl\<1 lhnt chnunate a J•roll f1•rnt1on <lf !lnp

classes ru11l -.up<'rcond11ctil1Jt <'lf'('tn· <'al dnv<' \\'t '.a pons \\ill Ix• nlori" SC\·urate Mrt po \\ 1 rful os '\\t ll, end ln<"Jnll s111 ·h 1.xoUl'.a a-. lns<'rs. r harg<'tl par tlcl<' b1 nrns, mil l(Ut\.S an1l ldn1•ur rnel'g:I "' JR 11 ｾｨｩｰｳ＠ 1l"l0 ｭｾ＠ be tl<'S1gnt"<1 so tll 1t one ron fin' UJ( v.1 apon' of Mothrr Uut h s sur

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<"Ontrol C<'lltl'r \\'h t ', r th<.' hlp5 of UH" future look bk(', Rud no 1nntrrr ho\' tht arc' huUt. thr' wfll n<'{'(l to he main

t:Un1:-<I 1nu•"h<'I'(' by !<l..ilh'<i JlC'Ofll • \\ !h •.kno" h1)V. to do It P11g.-•1 SOw1d N \nl Sh pwrd Is hop IV( tho.t Sli'ffiC\\hcro '"ill be lh1 ['\'

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SOJ>ternber 1991

CONGRATULATIONS

PSNS

Trying to ease the relationship between city, yard

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A PROUD TRADITION 'b4-., r/ FOR 100 YEARS .V.tVAL I

BREMERTON

R' U yd Pri l hett

Serving Bremerton & Kitsap County for over 85 Years.

• LODGE NIGHT THURS. 7:30 PM Dinner 6 to 7:30 P.M.

•FRIDAY Be SATURDAY NIGHT Dinner Be Dancing to LIVE MUSIC

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COMMANDERS OF PSNS Lt Ambrose B. Y\)'ooff, Sept 16, 1891-Feb 1, 1893 On'tC!r JC Morong, Feb 6. 1893-Aug. 8, 1896 Capt. WH Whting Aug 8, 1896-June 15, 1897 Capt.J.G Green June191897-July31,1899 Qu>t.. J B Coghlan. July 31. 1899-July 2, 1900 Capt \VT Buwell, July 2, 1900-Aug. 29, 1902 Rear Adm Yates Sten ng Aug. 29 1902-April 15, 1903 Rear Adm C.J Barclay, July 1 1903-Sept. 8, 1905 RE?3r Adm. WT Burwell, Sept 11, 1905-July 18, 1908 R831 Adm JA Rodgers July 18 1908-July 26, 1910 R Adm V.L Cottman July 29. 1910-Feb. 14, 1914 Cmclr OW 8lamer(acting),Feb.15, 1914-July19, 1915 Rear Adm RE Coontz, July 20, 1915-Sept. 28, 1918 Ae!w Adm HA. Field. Sept. 28 1918·March 31, 1921 Ae:lr Adm J A. HoogewMf, June 1 7 1921-0ct. 1, 1924 Re:ll' Adm.JV Chase, Oct 10, 1924-Aug. 31, ＱｾＲｇ＠ R Adm. S-S Robinson. Oct 1, 1926-May 24, 1928 Rear Adm HJ Ziegemeter, June 22, 1928-0ct. 15, 1930 RsarAdm EH Campbel, Jan. 9, 1931-May 12, 1934 Rea Adm John Halligan, July 11, 1934-Dec. 11. 1934 Rea- Adm TT Craven, July 13, 1935-May 8, 1937 Rear Adm E 8 Fenner, July 6, 1937-Aug 30, 1940 Rear Adm CS Freeman Aug. 30, 1940-March 31, 1942 AC3' Adm. SA Taffind«, March 31 1942-June 14, 1944 Rear Adm. RM G ffin, June 15, 1944-Feb 15, 1945 CommodoreWM Thompeon,Jan.27, 1944-Feb.15.1945 Roor Adm. E W Sylvester, Dec. 30, 1946-Jan. 25, 1950 Capt WE. Sullivan Jan. 25, 1950-May4, 1950 Rror Adm H E. Haven, May 17, 1950-Aug 27 1953 Reat Adm. H N. Wallin, Aug 27. 1953-April 29. 1955 Rl!3' Adm William A Dolan, April 29, 1955·Juoe 5, 1958 R Adm Phillip \V Snyder June 5. 1958-May 27. 1960 Rear Adm. Wi iam A Dolan, May 27, 1960..June 29, 1962 Rear Adm Floyd 8 Schult2, June 29, 1962-March 15, 1967 Re!w Adm W1lJan F Petrovic, MM:ti 15 1967-June 30 1972 Capt.FF Manganaro June 30, 1972-June 5, 1976 Capt J K. Nunnc!c)', June 5, 1976-June 16 1979 Capt J H. Boyd Jr. June 16, 1979-June 20, 1981 Gapt RB Home, June 20, 1981-Jun 25 1984 Ca:Jt J W Stimford Aug 25, 1El84·June 24, 1988 H=r Adm Arthur Cl*1<., June 24 1988-prosent

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