Boone (FFG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1996

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Right 1 CDU Dial onjovs c brief monii ' iit to relax during operations in the Adriatic Below: On liberty in CORFU, GREECE. 1 N COMBAT SYSTEMS War ships like the USS BOONE utilize the talents of highly skilled personnel to fulfill it ' s tasking as a surface combatant. Combat Systems department puts combatants on the cutting edge of presence and defense of the United States. Combat Information Center emplovs a wide range of elec- tronic equipment to defend and fight the ship through deterrance and the delivery of ordnance. CIC is also the nerve center of BOONE and has a five fold func- tion; To collect, process, display, e ' aluate, and disseminate infor- mation in support of the ships mission. CS department is com- prised of the following rates, ET, FC, GM, STG, TM and DS. Electronic Technicians support the command bv repairing, cali- brating, tuning and maintaining navigation and search radars, and communications equipment. Fire Controlman utilize and maintain localization and target- ing radars used for the deli ' erv of MK 92 and CIWS assets. Gun- ner ' s Mates operate and maintain all gunnery equipment, guided missile and gun mounts. They are experts in ordnance hanciling, inspection and stowage proce- dures. Sonar Technicians are responsible for the underwater search, sur ' eillance and attack operations against subsurface contacts. They operate and repair sonars, underwater fire control and radio telephones as well as torpedo counter measures. Tor- pedomen maintain torpedo ord- nance that are launched from sur- face or air assets, and maintain the torpedo delivery systems. Data Systems Technicians main- tain the combat system data dis- play consoles, program comput- ers, communication panels and ADP equipment throughout the command. Throughout the deployment, the Combat Systems Department has participated in eight 76mm and 20mm CIWS gun exercises, numerous Detect to Engage and Harpoon scenarios and three major Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise. LCDR Mervin Dial, Combat Systems Officer § wwJftK m LJsaL

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1 I ' ft: Prt ' siding as Judge at Boone ' s CTO initiation. Hi ' Idvv: Christmas wouldn ' t be the same, unless Master Chief was in the Galley lending a helping hand Above: One of many Sea and Anchor Details, Preparing the anchor for Let- ting Go . Left: BMCM(SW) Malig preaching from on high. We he talks, sailors lis- ten.

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