Dixie (AD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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' gs-:,,-Q, .za-,ef ' .:- OPERATIONS 'W y mmwmc ga LT. F,E. Ryllell, JF., USNFI LTJG. FLJ. Brady, USN ODSWUOHS and N3-ViQafi0l'l Department RIVIC V.O. Rhinlander Communications Officer . Head SIVI1 B.G. Smith P , , RD1 RH. Pennington The mission of the Opera- QM1 mvi, Holden tions and Navigation Department is to collect, evaluate, and dis- seminate combat and operations c information required for the 'N assigned tasks of the ship, to f 'T provide Intelligence, Aerolog- A T y it ical and external communica- tions service, and to provide safe and effective navigation and piloting of the ship. The tasks of the O8.N Department include the planning, scheduling and coordination of the ship, the continual and accurate plotting of the ship's course and position, recommending courses to be steered, ' and the procurement and maintenance of navigational charts, publications and equipment. g . The Quartermasters assist the Navigator in plotting the ship's course and position underway and are responsible for recording all significant events in the Ship's Deck Log. The Signalmen send and receive messages by flashing light, semaphore and flaghoist, render passing honors to other ships and boats, and are responsible for the proper display of ensigns and personal flags during salutes and national honors. The Radarmen collect, display and evaluate tactical and combat information needed for the efficient fighting and navigation of the ship. The Radio men handle exterior electrical communications and perform this vital function 24 hours a day, in port and at sea. I - --r L nv, - 1-4 - f'- ' 4' ' ' . ,v-...c. p- ,...,--.----.v.-Q . -A -.-. . - . '.vl'l-G- l.-m.. ., ., . , . ,. .,.. .,--wh-i-f-R-my , - -- -y-,-.N-f-.--xg-1-, rv ':: f: 'fl'-.......3. ,-.....f..-,,,-..,s- ,,-,. ,.,.W-W-ig.-, 53-,,,,,5,,-1ii,L,,,.,,, ygmh-15,5-a,...,..g,4,m..,L.i:f1.s::e.esQ.fwm:ga:f41:J-1. -1 ,..

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SlVl2 J.l.. Sewell SlVl2 T.A. Stewart FllVl2 L. Taylor FllVl3 W.E. Tucker QlVl3 C. Rivera BD3 K.B, Bell YN3 I-l.A. Williams RIVI3 B.B. Shelden ETN3 T,B. Pabian CYN3 C.T. Bolitho BIVI3 AR. Shoestring RD3 G.L. Thistlewaite BDSN A.J. Russo SIVISN D,A, Blanchard BIVISN L,F. Young SIVISN lVl.A. Bowers BNISN PLS. Pyles SN K,P, O'Brien SN HR. Brown SN J.A. Aggergaard SN FLC. Bradley SN B, Sellers SN DR. Kopfer SN A.A. Nugent SN P.-J. Beiter SN W,A, Johnson SN RJ. Beltramini SN RT. Fried CYN3 l-l,L, Harris