Fox (DLG 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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Lcdr Thomas Lunneberg CIC 0 FFICER Ltjg David Juarin ASS'T CIC 0 FFICE R Ol DIVISIO OI Division is composed of about 50 radarmen. The radarmen's main concern is the efficient opera- tion of the ship's combat information center lClCl. Tactical intelligence is collected, displayed and disseminated by radarmen, using ship's radars and the computerized naval tactical data system lNTDSl. During the WestPac cruise, while on PIRAZ lPositive identification and radar advisory zonel station, off the coast of North Vietnam, FOX's CIC personnel coordinated all air traffic in the Gulf of Tonkin, at the same time controlling the latest all-weather jet interceptors as combat air patrol lCAPl. We also controlled helicopters during search and rescue lSARl missions, photo aircraft, light attack bombers, and fighter escorts during recon- naissance missions over North Vietnam. Lt Bill Ritzman CIC OFFICER Ens Steve Lapkinf ' ASS'T CIC OFFICER fs? ' . , C gas X s agp! R Wh RDCS C0v Martin RUC J0S9Dh Nichols RDC Joseph Skaggs RDl Kenneth Glenzer RD1 Frank Grubaugh RDl Rhody Brooks RDSN Wallre Beetem RD1 Phil Habib RD3 Tom Anthony R03 'V'9'V 'e Beffv R02 Jerrv Bice nosiv Pete Burkett nos Jim Cady nos Bill coats