Bunker Hill (CG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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C£ DIVISION Clockwise (from top left); ET3 Trent Baker and HMS GLASGOW; ET3 Zeiter, ET3 Baker, GMGSA Ortiz and ET3 Michael demons with friends in Thailand. GMGSA Ortiz and ET3 John Wynn, ET3 Rodriguez and ET3 Patrick Randolf, ET3 Randolf on a liberty launch, f i — s ii - ' II 1 1 m 11 USS BUNKER HILL (CG-52) 2l

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C£ DIVISION f f ff?®?®««f CE DIVISION CE Division is home to Electronics Technicians (ETs). They maintain ail the communications equipment on the ship. Not only radios and satellite links, but also two completely separate radar systems. ETs are the jacks-of-all-trades in electronics. If there is a major casualty in an electronic piece of equipment, sooner or later the Elec- tronics Maintenance Officer (EMO) gets involved. On a more routine level, each stereo, walkman or VCR, that is brought aboard, must be certified as electronically safe by the ETs as part of the check-in pro- cess. LT David ' Bowers 20 USS BUNKER HILL (CCJTiS )

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CF DIVISION 1 %9%: m M m m w CF DIVISION w The Fire Controlmen of CF Division play a crucial role in the AEGIS system. CF in the largest division in the Combat Sys- tems Department and is responsible for the AEGIS weapons system, the associated computers, the SPY-1 A radar and the Phalanx Close in Weapons System. Organized into five workcenters, FC men are highly specialized and often bring with them a year ' s worth of education before reporting to the ship. Unlike some ratings which either main- tain equipment or operate it, FC men do both. Typically an FC man will control the performance of the SPY radar while another FC man will depress the button to launch missiles when directed. Whenever there is a glitch in the system, Get an FC man up here to fix this, are the first words out of the watch supervisor ' s mouth. FCC Ed Abernathy FCC (SW) Randal D. Carter LT Craig Michael Grivel 22 USS BUNKER HILL «3G-52)