Arlington (AGMR 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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(Kneeling, from the left): H. L. Bennett, SA ; J. Skatofl, CYN3 ; L. E. Emig, Ci 3 ; C. !■ . Bustillos, SN. (Standins;. from the leftj: H. Eaton, RM3 ; W. H. Fair, CVN.3; ' o. L. Belt, CVN3 ; H. Carlisle, UM3 ; J. Bh.st, HM2. (Kneeling, from the left): L. E. LeBlanc, RMSN ; C. W. Bochman, CYN3 ; C. Clayton, RM3 ; C. D. Schaffer, RMSN ; J. D. Sehultz, RMSN ; D. W . Pellenz, RM2 ; D. W. Doll, RM3 ; J. P. Wherry. RMSN. (Standing, from the left): W. W. Hastings, RM3 ; ]. L. Dunaway, RM3 ; L. E. Percival, RMSN ; D. R. Dill, RM2 ; M. W. Diggs, RM3 ; T. R. Runningen, RM3 ; J. A. Georges, RMS ; D. M. Eckman, RMSN ; D. Wright, RMS.

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(Front roui: ENS. D. W. Bi mur and ENS J. Snyder, KMl ; C. K.Onvpcrlliwait, HMl. Dilliiii ' luini. (Back row, from the left): J. V. Meadows. HMl: J. H. Comjniinications Relay Division ■ The Secure Relax Center is responsihle for accepting message.s ia the world-wide teletype network from as ni;iM ;is three commuincation .st:ition.s a.shore and rela ing them to .ships with wliom Arlington is terminated. All messages originated bv these ships are passed to Secure Kela for transmission to the shore-based communication stations. Secine Rela has the capahilits of recei ing transmitting simultaneonsl at 100 words per minute, 12 channels of differing intelligence. Messages received from shore stations are passed to the ship ' s message center lor processing on two channels of 850 words per minute via a multiple address processing unit. This unit ;uito- nuitieallv provides a message in teletvpe tape for each terminated ship in multiple addressed messages. Secure Helav Division is also responsible for operation of the ship ' s Secure Crypto Center. Front ro« , from the row, from tlic left): CYNSN. I.fli: A. r. Maziirek, HM.3, T. J. .Sa in, HM:3 ; M. .V. BarM tl. HM3 ; W . E. Friiik. SN. iBaek E. E. Taylor, SN ; A. |. Fili .tti. Cn N 3 ; H, C. HcMoilt. S. ; D. C. Salzar. liMSX O j. Haycock. ■ ' ' attlini 38

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Com ni iinications Control Division ■ Tlic tli isi;)ii most tlircctK invoKed in siicxcsslulls lulfilliiiu; Arlington ' s role in the Apollo-S mission, C.C. Di ision is charged with maintaining comnninitations within the areas of transmit- ters, receivers and circnit control. CC Di ision personnel are constantly selecting, monitoring, tuning and patching those fre- (Miencies which make possible the high reliabilities recorded by Arlington. Though endless search for the optimum frecjueney is perhaps the most frustrating of all communications assignments, the men of CC Division take great pride in the fact that their success in this area is unecinalled bs any other Naval ship. CC Fro (Front row, from the left): K. 1-. Dawson. HM2 ; T. HowirM) , HM.5 ; 1.1 J(; C. K. Craver ; K. 1.. .Swiitiug, K. I2. (Hack row. from the left): R. L. Badgcro, HM2 ; B.C. McKennon, HM.J ; K. K. Anderson, RMl ; M. D. Bean, UM.} ; V. K. Pitts, KM2. 40