Gray (DE 1054) - Naval Cruise Book

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% OC- Division ENS Schilling Communications Officer Handling both official and personal communications, OC-Division personnel hold a wide range of responsibilities. Acting as the voice of command, radio keeps the ship well in- formed and in constant readiness during long at-sea periods. GRAY ' s Radiomen receive and transmit hundreds of important messages each day; Signalmen communicate with passing ships, trading maneuvering and tactical information; Quartermasters emplo) their talents in the pilot house plotting the ship ' s position, and they are deeply involved with much of the planning in gunfire support missions. Yeomen keep the ship ' s paperwork at a constant flow both in and out; a friendly Postal Clerk ensures that frequent mail-calls are held; Hospital Corpsmen provide needles and pills for the ailing; the Personnelmen ensure that personnel requirements are filled and that each man ' s service record is up to par. During long periods at sea, GRAY NEWS is published by the RM ' s so that crew members may keep up with current events. RMC Mitchell HM( Ingersoll J

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