Camden (AOE 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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)N CommunicationsI! Want to call home? Want to talk to the President? Want to send a message to your girlfriend? Need to know where our next customer is? We got it, can do it, or will get it. Our job? Establish and maintain teletype, C. W. and voice circuits for the ship. All the raw data that an AOE needs comes here first. Remember, if you are expecting a message, you ' ll be the second one to know. We ' re number one. There it is, straight from the Radioman ' s mouth. The RM ' s are always on hand to patch radio com- munications into the Bridge, C.I.C., or Radio Central playing an important part in the ship ' s operations. Also in OC are the signalmen. The job of the signalmen is essential to the operations of a ship like the CAMDEN. They are in charge of the visual aspect of ship to ship communication. With the aid of flashing lights, semiphore, and flags, signalmen obtain the valuable in- formation needed to successfully complete Camden ' s fre- quent UNREPS. ENS D. Burnett RMC J. Jenkins ,