Biddle (DLG 34) - Naval Cruise Book

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l- ' 'i CDIVIMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT The Communications department is made-up of CR divi- sion and CS division. The rank and file of CR division are Radio men - not the r though Today's Morse-code sending variety of yesteryea , . radioman is a highly skilled teletype operator, well-versed in high speed communications procedures and equipment. During the deployment every radioman was taxed to his limit handling the immense volume of message traffic. ln July ' a es. alone, BIDDLE sent or received over 5000 mess g BlDDLE's Signalmen - CS division - were probably the best-tanned men of the crew. But behind the reason why lies 'd ' ilance. the challenge of their duties: long hours of topsi e vig The Si nalmen spend countless hours on watch sending Q and receiving flashing light messages and hoisting and hauling down tactical signal flags. Their duties enable task units to smoothly coordinate their actions and to communicate with one . . . t another without the radio communications so vulnerable o long range interception. LT J. C. CROWLEY, Jr. Communications Officer LT John C. CROWLEY is 1' received a Bachelor of Sciengenzgjcgfisanjg Pennsylvania. Mr. CROWLEY College in 1964. He majored in Composite Engliii g?r2.L0Ck Haven State Mr. cnowuav taught En 4- h U 'QS- Years on the high school IevelQ::wl23oreSZ:3.ai?nQa?hde clilreative Writing for two His previous duty includest aw' and at the Naval CommunicatiooltgrsgaiostrdSISNUISSKKEARSARGE iCVA-33l ' 3 fi, Greece.