Midway (CV 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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Ol DIVISION The Combat Information Center, or CIC. is the Elec- tronic eyes, ears and nerve center ol USS MIDWA Y. Entering CIC you find a world lit by the glow of amber status boards, blinking computor lights, green radar scopes, and dim blue neon lights. Everyone is busy closely studying radar scopes, plotting on a status board, or talking on one of the many radio curcuits. It is here that the tactical action officer evaluates and. with the captain, decides how to fight and defend Midway. All contacts, whether by air. on the surface, or sub- merged are located and monitered. II is also from here that our aircraft are controlled to investigate and identi- m aircraft or ships and, if in a time of hostility, if necessary. ■91 ' o LCDR C.C Gray LCDR T.R Hall ENS P.E Skogerboe OSCI E.F. Sugrue OSC M.J. Johnson OSC J.E. Legrand A WC L.J Bedford W :iAj : , : si. OS1 A.J Czapla OS1 T.S. Duke OSt D.E Ellis OS1 D. A. Ginlowt OS1 W.a Thorm