Engineer Port Repair ShipWAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL TM 5-362 ENGINEER PORT REPAIR SHIPReading editionChapter navigation8 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…WAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL TM 5-362 ENGINEER PORT REPAIR SHIPWAR DEPARTMENT . OCTOBER 1944SECTION I GENERALSECTION II ORGANIZATION AND DUTIES OF PERSONNEL6. SHIP MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. The ship’s crew is responsible for maintenance of the vessel, its engines, and all machinery, within the limits of the vessel’s tools and spare parts and the ability of the crew. Higher echelons of maintenance, including routine overhauls, are requested through higher authority. As a guide to maintenance required of the ship’s crew, all personnel will familiarize themselves with chapter 4, “Keeping Shipshape,” FM 55-130.SECTION III SHIP SPECIFICATIONS, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIESSECTION IV TRAINING OF SHIP’S CREWSECTION V OPERATIONSBeginning of this editionNext chapter →WAR DEPARTMENT . OCTOBER 1944All chapters and sections (8)WAR DEPARTMENT TECHNICAL MANUAL TM 5-362 ENGINEER PORT REPAIR SHIPWAR DEPARTMENT . OCTOBER 1944SECTION I GENERALSECTION II ORGANIZATION AND DUTIES OF PERSONNEL6. SHIP MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR. The ship’s crew is responsible for maintenance of the vessel, its engines, and all machinery, within the limits of the vessel’s tools and spare parts and the ability of the crew. Higher echelons of maintenance, including routine overhauls, are requested through higher authority. As a guide to maintenance required of the ship’s crew, all personnel will familiarize themselves with chapter 4, “Keeping Shipshape,” FM 55-130.SECTION III SHIP SPECIFICATIONS, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIESSECTION IV TRAINING OF SHIP’S CREWSECTION V OPERATIONSunited states of america war office logoWAR DEPARTMENT . OCTOBER 1944 →
