Jarrett (FFG 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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Torpedoman ' s Mate (TM) Gunner ' s Mate (GM) Fire Control Technician (FT)

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Combat Systems Combat Systems Department - CIC Division (CS-1) consists of Operations Specialists and Elec- tronic Warfare Technicians. Mainly watchstanding rates, they require a great deal of knowledge, experi- ence and training. These men were in the limelight throughout the operations in the Persian Gulf. Anit-Subman ' ne Warfare Division (CS-2) - consists of the Sonar Technicians and the Torpedoman ' s Mates. These men operate and maintain the ship ' s sonar and torpedoes respectively. Although submar- ines were not involved in the Persian Gulf, these men served JARRETTin listening in on anything unusu- al and in the ship ' s self defense force. Ordnance Division (CS-3) was the heart of the ship ' s self defense force. The Gunner ' s Mates main- tained the MK 13 guided missile launcher, the 76mm gun and the small arms carried throughout the ship. The Fire Control Technicians maintained both the CIWS and the MK 92 Fire Control System. Maintaining a large variety of equipment from sound powered phones to radars is CS-4 Division. ' TRONS ' are a mysterious phenomena, and the Electronics Technicians Interior Communications Elec- tricians; and the Data System Technicians are their masters. Operations Specialist (OS) Electronic Warfare Technician (EW) e Sonar Technician (ST)

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Top left; FC2 Harvey getting the job done on the SNAPS. Top Right: DSl Gordon and ET3 Kropp doing some serious PMS on SNAP. Above: Is it soup yet? — FC3 Barlow. Middle right: . . . first-rate, important, excellent, unrivaled, matchless, unpar- alleled, unequaled, unsurpassed, incomparable, superlative . . . — (DS3 Galvez). Right: GMG2 Dienhart and GMGSN Xenos (hidden) escort an Iranian detainee while ET3 Morrison guards the rear. Electronics Technician (ET) Interior Communications Electrician (IC) Data Systems Technician (DS)