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| Quarters - By Location |
| Below are most of the quarters locations for the
ship's officers and enlisted. Enlisted locations does not present the complete view for many slept in small groups (2 or so) in numerous locations though out the ship. There are even bunks in Aft Steering Presented as a general overview. For interior details, view the "Crew Quarters" topics of Officers, CPO and Enlisted |
| Navigation Bridge |
| Captain's Sea Cabin |
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July 1925 - November 1926 modernization **** Bunk from Junior Officers Quarters. Birch wood desk and table also installed (per 1926 drawings). **** Water closet (WC) added after January 1937 ****Shower added in 1944 (per BB35 drawings) |
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| SIGNAL BRIDGE |
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As of May 1931 Commander-in-Chief US Navy |
As January 1937 UPPER - Flag Lieutenant LOWER - Admiral . By Oct 1944, on Flag Bridge. |
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least three enlisted bunks in the Navigation Office. On the left edge of the photo is a 1 gallon glass jug that held the concentrated syrup form of Coca Col |
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| SUPERSTRUCTURE |
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As of 1910 Captain stateroom (green area). 1912 joiner plan shows a 42 inch brass bed Unknown if the 1910 arrangement is the actual arrangement at commissioning By 1931 the stateroom is the same as Oct 1944 . |
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ober1944 Quartermaster (red rectangle) 20 bunks "B": two bunks in the "Paint Locker". |
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| MAIN DECK |
| September 1910 |
| Chief of Staff Stateroom - upper
green Admiral's Stateroom - lower green |
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| November 1926 ? (late 1930 - early 1940s?) |
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| . | Flag Officers: Admiral (right) Chief of Staff (left) | |
| Enlisted: Uncertain if year round. Hammock hooks still present in overhead I-beams |
| 2nd Deck | ||
1910 |
| . | Wardroom Officers: | |
| Master-at-Arms: Forward | ||
| Marine 1st Sgt: Aft | ||
| Enlisted: In hammocks in red areas but also the passageways |
1931 |
| . | Wardroom Officers: | |
| Junior Officers: Still present in 1937 | ||
| Marine 1st Sgt: In Marine Space | ||
| Enlisted: In hammocks in red areas but also the passageways |
| 1944 |
| . | Wardroom Officers: | |
| Some time after 1937, enlisted space plus Scullery | ||
| Enlisted: In bunks in the red areas and passageways to the left of the green areas |
| HALF DECK - FWD |
| Aft (Chief Petty Officers) | Forward | ||
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| Warrant Officer: 11 rooms and 13 berths. |
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| Junior Officers: 11 rooms and 21 berths. | |||||
| Wardroom Officers: 4 staterooms and 4 berths, all single occupancy. | |||||
| As of January 1937 |
| only change from 1931 is the aft Warrant Officer room having singe occupancy |
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| As of October 1944 |
| Starboard Wardroom Staterooms are combined
with the aft two Junior Officer rooms to create a Junior Officer's Bunk Starboard space used for the Officer's Barber Shop converted to a single occupancy Junior Officer room 3 Junior Officer bunk increase 2 port Wardroom Officer staterooms converted into Warrant Officer rooms 3 Warrant Officer rooms occupancy is changed from single to double (the aft of the forward room) 12 Warrant Officer bunks are in the passage way, in the aft area |
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| Half Deck - Aft |
| Chief Petty Officers |
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| 3rd DECK |
1910 |
| Chief Petty Officers | ||
| Enlisted: In hammocks in red areas but also the passageways |
1926 |
| Enlisted: The mid section had been coal bunkers. Added 285 bunks |
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Started 11 May 1999 Chuck Moore, FTV (1st Texas Volunteers) BB35 volunteer group