Biddle (CG 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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OS2 Kirk Klassen OS3 Steven Dean OS3 Troy Giles OS3 William Wells OS3 Kirk Williamson OSSN James Apple OSSN Kelly Bedford OSSN Thomas Garcia OSSA William l-larmon OSSN Kelly Bedford, OS3 Steven Dean, and OSSN Darryl Abrams pose for a pnoto at the Coliseum.

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0T DIVISION if f rv. ' 1 ff , 1 , Z Ak 7 KW- The Outboard ll Team, recognized for outstanding performance by COMSIXTHFLT, COMCARGRU EIGHT, and CINCUSNA- VEUR, stands together in a moment of veiled silence. nr nnunmanz mgm nun 'WHERE NOTHING is AS rr seems 22 41 OT Division consisted of the Cryptologic Technicians lCT'sl and the Electronic Warfare Technicians lEW'sl. The EW's, a close knit group of unique indi- viduals, manned the shadowy side of CIC, an area of sight, sound, and the mind. These men brought into action the ears of the ship, listen- ing for other radars and analyzing the re- ceived transmission. The CT's, a group of individuals of their own nature, worked behind the vault door in a world unknown to the remainder of the crew. With extreme speed and fine accuracy, the snoopers performed their mission quietly and without fanfare. Their top-notch perfor- mance in the first Outboard ll ship was recog- nized by COMSIXTHFLT as the standard for all others to seek.