Bunker Hill (CG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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Wf csoo w Csoo is the abbreviation for the System Test Officer Workcenter. Unique to AEGIS ships, the STO organization grooms and maintains the interrelation of the different parts of the combat systems. Its only permanent member is the Systems Test Officer or STO. The other members are drawn from different Combat Systems and Weapons Departments ' workcenters to provide a wide background of technical knowledge. Guns, missiles, radar and sonar systems are intricately woven together to form one system. The STO organization keeps its fingers on the pulse of AEGIS to ensure smooth operation. ENS Chris Hernandes USS BUNKER HILL {CG-52)

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ex DIVISION Clockwise (from top left): FC2 Nathan Brown and FC3 Peter Stine, FC1 William Hurley on the quarterdeck, FC2 Brown and EM3 David Wolbrecht, FC2 Christopher Rainey and FC3 Daniel Scott and Senior Chief Doug Wenger. + USS BUNKER HILL (CG-52) 27

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LT Michael The Engineers are the men who make BUNKER HILL a ship. Without them the ship would be the same as any other building at Yokosuka Naval Base, its only distinguishing features being the distinct gray color and the big 52 on the side. The Gas Turbine Systems Technicians keep her propulsion screws churning and her bow slicing through the seas. They produce the electricity which the Electrician ' s Mates distribute to the warfighting users throughout the ship. Enginemen in Auxiliaries Division keep every imaginable piece of service machin- ery running, from the galley to the anchor windlass. Repair Division personnel ensure that BUNKER HILL can safely remain at sea and stand ever-ready to fight fire or flooding and keep the ship in fighting