England (CG 22) - Naval Cruise Book

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Radioman CRMJ - A ., OC DIVISIO OC DIVISION is actually two mini divisions encompassing both Radiomen and Signalmen. Their two diverse rates are both involved in virtually all the ship's communication with outside sources. RM's work in Radio Central is to ensure that CIC's radio circuits are 'Kup at all times as well as receiving and distributing all the ship's message traffic. They are the first to know . Signalmen use various forms of communication such as signal flags, semaphore and flashing light to talk to other ships in company. This is important during periods of radio silence. I 9 Signalman CSMJ RM2 Ernest Miller SM3 Guy Rader RM3 Fredrick Abrams RM3 Daniel Cutts ffi W , I 'gf ' ., h '. 5 N 'l 'ri f, . . ,, SM1 Theophills Clark . ' , yp' ' ttts SM2 Thomas Berger f 1 f we ' SM2 John Eyberg ,,,. . v 2 if 2 J Y 1 K avi -.,f f'.k K k 1 ' g . -:,,' I V. . 'MN' - fr.r . L , . ,.s, f i ' iii, r Q K ' , Eg 'Ll t I . .t .,' is V ' if N I. - ' , y m-was, I x ' saw l L! va ' ' '-'i W'5'-'-S 5324, ' .-:.g.. .kr

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DI ISIO OW Division has the honor of being in competition with OD and Ol Divisions for 'fWho can get off the Brow First . A very quiet group they spend most of their QE-5 and belowl on watch when at sea and out in town while in port. They continually amaze CIC by finding ships where none had existed. They get harassed most often by setting strange EMCON conditions. OW tz t enjoyed finally seeing real reds after five I months of oranges and blues. Electron IC Warfare Technician QEWJ fli2?S?1I7, 4, K Q ,.',' .,, QV ..-,.. W r v .V t . EW1 Gary Pehle EW2 John Bee ' Q ' it r ' . - 45' EW2 Edward Botsch l,r,r Neg we r ' rerres ' -2 w Q 1' N r S ,. rrer 'l . A f 'ry' 'V - .. . f-r Q ebbb 2 , 5,3 ,t,- 7,3921 p f gk N EW2 Dennis Coshow ' ifzlzi f., ' if f ? G MN? if . - ,, f--- -,t,'g t..l ? at EW3 David Imeson e'rtL' '- 'te', X V EW3 Joseph Silva TV., y r LF fnb. 48 W