. Dahlgren. Dahlgren laboratorio. 56 Dahlgren. Il primo impatto a prova di batteria, 4 agosto 1941. Top roiv (da destra a sinistra): CDR H.D. Hoffman (prova Officer), LCDR W. S. Parsons (sperimentale Officer), LT. H. S. Hamly (piastra Fuze Officer), CAPT D. 1. Hedrick (Ispettore di artiglieria in carica), LCDR C. A. Buchanan (piastra batteria Officer), H. S.fenkins, C. B. Peters, ed Worrell. Fila anteriore (da destra a sinistra): H. Chinn,]. B. Rawlette, F. M. Marshall, W. A. Rose,f. H. McClanahan, A. R. Rogers, E. B. Williams, f. F. Bianco, Ch. Artigliere Krupa(in piedi), W. F.fenkins, A. G. Bianco, W. W. Clare, L. V. Morgan, G

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. Dahlgren. Dahlgren Laboratory. 56 Dahlgren. First impact at the Proof Battery, August 4, 1941. Top roiv (right to left): CDR H.D. Hoffman (Proof Officer), LCDR W. S. Parsons (Experimental Officer), LT. H. S. Hamly (Plate Fuze Officer), CAPT D. 1. Hedrick (Inspector of Ordnance in Charge), LCDR C. A. Buchanan (Plate Battery Officer), H. S.fenkins, C. B. Peters, Ed Worrell. Front row (right to left): H. Chinn, ]. B. Rawlette, F. M. Marshall, W. A. Rose, f. H. McClanahan, A. A. Rogers, E. B. Williams, f. F. White, Ch. Gunner Krupa(standing), W. F.fenkins, A. G. White, W. W. Clare, L. V. Morgan, G. B. Elliott, I. M. Fritter, George Gamer, F. B. Staples. much all in what was known as an Experimental Department under the Ex- perimental Officer. The Experimental Officer was also responsible, in those early days, for all those operations at the Plate Battery, which was the Terminal Ballistics Range, where all the projectile firings against armor plate were conducted. The foremen, of course, carried quite a lot of heft, and most all of these per diem people had to recognize that a foreman was boss. He had a lot of authority, and he was allowed a lot of latitude. There's the old saying, "If you're going to give a guy the responsibility for getting a job done, you've got to give him the authority that goes with it." He had the power to give and to take away, and if you didn't leave a certain amount of that with him, some of those char-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. McCollum, Kenneth G. Dahlgren, Va. : Naval Surface Weapons Center

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