Farragut (DLG 6) - Naval Cruise Book

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--f -:Tir-.f -:-'i L'4-:v:- -- yy ,v...,... h . 'M f an has-P i f' , . 1 , -- W . ,V ,li LTJG. RICHARD N. STARK COMMUNXCATIONS OFFICER v A, -r --' IVISIOII To provide and maintain reliable, rapid and secure visual and radio com- munications is the basic function of OC division. ln this division, also, are the medical corpsmen who administer to the health and sanitation needs of the personnel aboard the ship. ln the communications ' ' shack radiomen are busy 24 hours a day ensuring that messages are delivered promptly to the proper persons for action or information and that all messages originated by this command are sent prompt- ly. Theirs is an important mission in today's world of electronic communi- cations, one that demands the utmost reliability without the sacrifice of speed and timeliness. From CIC may come the call to ' ' check my transmitter or ' ' l'm not getting a key on this transmitter --all this adds up to make an interesting watch for the radiomen as they man this most important link with higher command. 1 J 4 . t , ' . 'iff ' , ' -Q 4, , Q r g ,,,, I I I , wt , C .37 ci 1g'1ff1, p x ,M . ,' , V , ,NJ i ' M' ' If V 6 is ,r,, A. Kvblar, HMC B- Miller, SMC D. Richardson, RMCS Gibbs, c. RMZ J, Tate, RMZ ,11- ,ff M' i t 1 '. ' Y f J . - . -' f i . l 3 L C f f hi s - . i 1 i X a ' .g t a M r ' 4 as do ' , ' f 'IQ' , ,ZW 1, X 3 -. X J i ., . '-my . if ,W Xl M 5 ,4g.,,,.. YW 1 , 1 zykk X Y V ., , , , . ,, ,, 4 3 ' J K I Mi N. Woodard. PCZ H. Broyles , SM3 V ' V ..., , , R ' l A K It 43 ,df K. ,,,.N,.... .,,,,.. ., .,.,,.i,...,. ,....-...,,,W ,,,, W ,!Q'4.W,i1,,' , ..,. X Z VA U 3 l h . . R Y I 2 5fo,24' 7 A , E ' j ' f li , + 1 , , I K . R-- H , ,,'. . ll lj A K yi , , V, 22? 4 , W ,M , N R. Hornback. RM3 J. Kondratow, RM3 J. Lawler, SM3