Albany (CG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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I l l 1 i l i i i 1 Members of OI and GE Divisions supply ALBANYyvvith the ipI1fGlli8Gf1iC9 i ii ii ii needed to keep her on the alert against potential enemies. yi y at e ip ' T ei fgji -s', 1'- if isf Keeping track of all ships, submarines, and tairrcraftsoperatingswithin complished by the men of Ol Division who workin CIC fflornbat Informiationf yf l stantly on these men to provide the Commanding Officer with around the ship, especially at night or during periods of low visibilityg Hlifi gaiii ji? operations. y a Included in OE Division are the Data Systems Technicians, tronic Technicians. The Data Systems Technicians operate and maintainyristhse analysis of operational data. This equipmentis a most Vital link in the oompleX , systems of ALBANY. The Electronic Warfare Technicians are responsible for the analysis of both surface and air contacts. Finally, the Electronic Technicians electronic equipment used for navigation, communic t' T i a ions, and ra dar. T y 1 T 'sis eiii i

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LCDR I- 5- LHCQYI If- LCDR M. R. Morawey OPERATIONS OFFICER ASSIST. OPERATIONS OFFICER LT R. E. Hammond LT K. A. Poorman CWO3 N. L. Carlton LTIG I-I. I. Burgess, Ir. CIC OFFICER ASSIST. CIC OFFICER EMO NTDS MAINT. OFFICER I :E ar' -'I LT D. R, Nluly-ey LTIC W. E. Dewoody LT L. D. Erownhill LTIC I. D. Keele INTELL. EW OFFICER 3-NI OFFICER CMU UPS. ADMIN, ASSIST. 87