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\brk Air Conditioning cools crew's quarters and computer equipment on Coast Guard Cutter HAMILTON York's Marine Division is a special group of Marine air conditioning and refrigeration specialists?expert in planning and applying the correct equipment for naval, cargo and passenger vessels. The ship shown here is one of the United States Coast Guard Cutters ?and York cooling units are used to assure comfort for the ship's crew, and to maintain the required temperature and humidity for delicate electronic computers and other equipment. The York Marine Division works closely with shipowners and builders?and their consultants. And, the Division offers world-wide service, with trained personnel and ample facilities in every major port in the world. For an interesting brochure on York's Marine Division and its capabilities, just write York Division of Borg-Warner Corporation; York, Pennsylvania 17405. USCGC HAMILTON, WHEC-715?one of nine similar vessels designed by the U.S. Coast Guard. All of these ships, built by Avondale Shipyards, Inc., have York air conditioning equipment. Three York hermetic cooling plants provide crew comfort?and cooling for computers and related equipment. Two smaller York machines are used in ship stores facilities. YORK DIVISION OF BORG-WARNER CORPORATION borgXwarner March 1, 1969 I 53