Josephus Daniels (DLG 27) - Naval Cruise Book

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P.C. at consolidated Sure I love my job! It ' s the coffee I hate. That ' s one if by land, two if by sea. 66

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TORPEDO RECOVERY

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O-C DIVISION The signalman of OC Division handle all phases of visual communications. Skilled in sending and receiving messages and toctica! signals by flashing light, semaphore and flag hoist, they provide rapid secure communication when radio transmission might reveal our presence to an enemy. Visual communication is as old as naval activity but is as vital to the modern fleet os it was to its predece ssors. Communicotions has long been described as The Voice of Command , and ot the heart of modern fleet communications is the radioman. Message traffic varying from the daily news reports to information vitally important to the national security flows over the circuits manned by OC Division. Radioteletype equipment, CW, voice radios, and even ship-shore telephone ore maintained, tuned and operated OS part of the daily routine. LT F.L, Schaag LTjg R. K. Allen RMC J.M. Williams RM-IW.D. Rummel SM-ID.P. Hall RM-2 F.F. Schulthies SM-2G.L. Reid PC-2 F. Lucero SM-3W.W. Long RM-3 L. Isabel RM-3 R. E. Berge RM-3 G.J. Feller SM-SN R.I. Cohen SN C.G. Rybiski RMSN R L. Case 67