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HENDERSON MM2 AND WESTBROOK FN MAKE AN ENTRY BYRUM SFP3 AND CHRllSTANSEN SFM 3 AT THE CONTROLS
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PERATIONS H H Proper mention of the operations department must include a word about the H H personnel and their activities. The department is composed of four independent L m crroups: Signal gang, Radiomen, Radarmen, and last but not least the electronic technicians. k| r Whenever the signal gang gets untangled from their flaghoists, their fearless little boss. with lights blinking and flags raised on high, leads them into mortal combat with the U.S.S. Cabildo. Second, there are the men of the radio gang who have foresaken the English language for a rinkydink tongue of dits and dahs . Since the beginning of the cruise they have been known to suffer from peculiar nightmares in which they are pursued by thousands of angry green pencil marks. The words most often heard from the walking dead of the radar gang were THE $ - ' C ' f RADAR IS OUT AGAIN . . . and ONLY 439 DAYS LEET . These knights of the square-table (DRT) consisted of seven short-timers and one. lifer. In a furious gallant charge against the enemy, the Navigation Department, the battle cries were: These mountain peaks do cut sometimes ... An E. P. is better than nothing ... They ' ve changed tracks again . . . Go up and see where we are . . . Finally there were the gang of electronic technicians, who hide out in the 0 division lounge, otherwise known as the E.T. shack. Their leader, a not so widely read poet-author could be found guiding his men up the main mast or through the mysterious maze that is the radar. These amateur detectives could find every- thing but their tools. What these groups of men have accomplished through combined effort is worthy of note. During this last year their antics have survived two Depart- ment Heads, three Communication Officers and two division officers. Thev have guided two search and rescue missions without losing a man themselves, they have plotted rocks advancing at twelve knots and during operation Blue Star they reached their peak of achievement when they successfully flew a kite of broom poles, baling wire, and bed sheets from the superdeck. Lt. Johnston is the man at the helm of the department. He relieved Lt Marsh who left for destroyer dutv in April. LtJG Good is the Com- munications Officer bavins relieved LtJG Hanna in January when the latter left for duty with an LCU Division in San Diego. ENS Hubbard is the division officer whose special responsibility is Combat. LT JOHNSTON AND LTJG GOOD •I HAVE THE DECK AND THE CONN .
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