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Quincy Whig in Quincy, Illinois

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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1917

Page

5

Navy Yarn: Rookies Train Aboard Dreadnought Fleet

Herbert Corey describes a May waterfront seascape as American naval officers teach rookie gun crews the fire control process aboard the battleship fleet. The scene follows anchor up, orders, and the hush of preparation as 14 inch turrets swing and crews practice firing amid a maze of telephones and signals.

Herbert Corey

Secretary McAdoo's Son Enlists for Naval War Service

The son of Secretary McAdoo has joined the New York Naval Reserve and is undergoing naval drill. He aims to participate in fire control, directing guns from the turret and coordinating salvos. The piece details the bustle inside a battleship turret as crews train, load powder, and prepare for combat, highlighting the learning curve of young sailors amid vivid shipboard scenes.

William G. McAdoo, Jr Secretary of the Treasury New York Naval Reserve Bella

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