Farragut (DLG 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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Waaa :L-.gv -,..w...-9. U. 4- ' z ,Vi . ,fm V rf ' in r - r 'K ., at k if EQ! 6' LTJG. P. E. GIRARD GUNNERY ASSISTANT -V - . ' SEGDND lVlI0l Maintaining the ship's 5 !54 and twin 3 ! 50 mounts and their associated radars and computers is the job of the gunner's mates and fire control techni- cians of second division. These guns are used for surface gunfire support and anti-air warfare and whether one is trying to place a projectile within 50 yards of a target 9 miles away or shoot a fast moving low flying target, it takes consumate skill and thorough knowledge of the equipment to perform these tasks with precision. From tracking targets with a narrow beam radar, to setting fuses, loading the gun breech, to taking a target under counter battery fire, the men of second division have proven that they can do this dangerous yet intricate job with precision. Q M , 'f -lik.. 9 Y Y t E7 'J I A hur. FTGZ M. McPherson, GMGA P P T, FTGL - :yr H rr. y I I X :lx V, 5 4 Vx :iq I Y V yi, 1 we X We S' D 'W - GMG3 R. B man. YN3 D. Bojdak, FTG3 it 9 r at are . Wf,.,w-WZQQQ1, L: XL 7 aff- i 'ww l I uv J. Kneece, GMMC R. Simoneau, FTC E. Yarbo ugh, GMGC xwff, mn, 4 L- Bailey. GMG1 R. Falcon, F TG2 M. Lewis, GMGL -G

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W , ,,, 1 g Q, X m H ff-,L., ' ..-aff' ' .gg-Q I ' . ?2Lfll,' ez' 2 I - . ug, A A 5. ' Q , 3 5 RU, ,gy the y .IM-15, I . .. h l j, g I ' etee, ,W . , 95, ' f.,-'J -5, 2 k ,L ISI. I gm.. 14: 31 i ' 1 If III ,ff It . K I it , R VV,kh .. - . X WIMVC ss-V w ' LT. JAMES A. JOHNSON ENS. PETER W. WRIGHT MISSILE SYSTEMS OFFICER MISSILE ORDNANCE OFFICER THIRD DIVISION I X, ' I : e l I -31 , I I fs, 2 H. Fowler. FTCS E. Reason, FTC F. Baker, GMMI -N 2, L' f 'II My Q' ig IIII , ,, it M Q 'Y V, V I sf N44 ' - X1 , U , X 'X' , so ' .I I 51? D. Hand, GMMI B. Anderson, GMMZ B. Anderson, FTMZ tI , f - GW I' I :LI :J x V I EL , sf 1 9 D. Manley, FTMZ D. Mooney, FTMQ: S. Russell, FTMZ ' f-l.:Es.y-j.:-EC5-,fa.1::.,e ' ' Qui' 1 LTJG. STEPHEN WILCOX Maintaining the ship's missile system is the function of the third division. From the terrier missile launchers, to the ANXSPQ-5A fire control computers to the birds them- selves, these men work at the heart of the FARRAGUT's weapon's systems. Composed of fire control technicians and guided missile gunner's mates, third divi- sion is one of the most technically demanding of the divisions on the ship, and these men provide the knowledge, skill, and sleepless nights to keep the FARRAGUT's missile system in top operational condition. if ' ' 77 W, 1 4 9 'fe' I 2 K- Collins. FTMZ R. LeBrun, FTML ,WWI , 0 1 XM if ff I X In Y 'I I , ,, v i X -ff f My Q ,, V R. Swezey. FTM2 W. Bishop, FTM3