Boone (FFG 28) - Naval Cruise Book

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is .- A 21 f 1 nfczmza 51011 Qian . . execute information transfer with state-of-the,art multi-media technology such as fiber optics, digital microwave, and tactical and commercial satellites on a global basis, operate, manage and provide hardware and software support to multi-media Automated information Systems CAISJ to include- mainframes, mini, and microcomputers, Local Area Networks Ql.AN'sy, Wide Areas NGUNOFKS CVVAN'sJ, and telecommunications, apply diagnostic and restoral techniques utilizing knowledge of electronic and operational system theory: advise on capabilities limitations, and condition of equipment, implement production control proceduree including inputloutput quality control supportg implement and monitor security procedures. perform assigned mission organizational Ievel maintenance and repair of Command' Control, Communications, Computer, and Intelligence Systems. ' A I, D IIAG5 'ififgii 3 z '.:g,,:4eQY9'tf irq- .Qg3.5i'3g CS?-,Ft , ,,-,. ,A -7 of XX. mmm ff 16

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Lwera ti ons Specialist ' ' ' function as Plotters, Radiotelephone, and Command and Control internal communications talkers, maintain Combat information Center CCICJ displays of strategic and tactical information, operate surveillance radars, Identification Friend or Foe CIFFQ Systems, and associated equipment, interpret radar presentations, evaluate tactical situations, and make recommendations to superiors during watch conditions, apply current doctrine and procedures to CIC operations as speciied by U. S. Navy Instructions and Joint!Allied!U. S. Navy publications, and apply current doctrine and procedures to radar navigation, provide technical information and assistance during Surface Warfare, Air Warfare, Submarine Warfare, Amphibious Warfare, lVline Warfare, Naval Surface Fire Support, and Search and Rescue operations, provide technical information and advice on capabilities, limitations, reliability, and operational readiness. 'firm X1 us NAV ' ' IOP' Q--5 l 5' lg, 5 .1-k '

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Master-At-Arms QMAQ perform, conduct or advise appropriate personnel on matters of investigations, interrogations, apprehension, crime prevention, preservation of crime scenes and evidence, enforcement of orders, and regulations, shore patrol, and crowd control, implement, develop, conduct, physical security policy, plans, programs, and assessments, recommend enhancement to physical security of navy bases, installations, property, and personnel, supenlise and train security forces in antiterrorism defense and weapons proficiency, assist commands in establishing terrorist threat conditions and implementing defensive measures to combat threat. Navy Counselors lNCl assist commands in organizing and implementing an aggressive enlisted recruiting and career information program, evaluate enlisted recruiting and career information programs within own command andlor subordinate commands as applicable, supervise and coordinate interviewing and counseling efforts, counsel individuals and give presentation to civic groups, naval personnel, and their family members on the advantages of career opportunities in the Navy, establish and maintain liaison with local media. '52 'A MS.N,qyy j,