Lang (DE 1060) - Naval Cruise Book

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1 i xnmhii 131-:L . . L E l' i 6 operations department The mission of the Operations Department .is to collect, evaluate and disseminate combat and operations information required for the assigned tasks of the shipg to provide intelligence and external communications service, to provide safe and effective navigation and piloting of the shipg and, to provide for the maintenance and repair of electronics equipment not specifically assigned to other departments. The Operations Department is also responsible for providing photographic services and, in addition, exercises administrative cognizance over the ship's medical and Postal services as well as Personnel and Ship's-Office. The Radarmen collect, display and evaluate tactical and combat information necessary for the efficient fighting and navigation of the ship. Radiomen handle and process exterior electrical communications and maintain and operate the requisite equipment. The Signalmen send and receive messages by flashing light, semaphore and flaghoist, render passing honors to other ships and boats, and are responsible for the proper display of Ensigns and personal flags. The Quarter- masters assist the navigator in the safe navigation of the ship and maintain charts and navigational equipmentf Electronic .Technicians are responsible for the maintenance and repair of all electronic warfare, communications, and radar electronics equipment assigned to the department. The Hospital Corpsmen provide for minor medical treatment and care, preventive medicine and general sanitation. The Postal Clerk is responsible for the handling of all incoming and outgoing U. S. Mail - maintaining what is, in effect, a complete Post Office aboard ship. The Yeomen and Personnelmen are responsible for maintaining personnel records, sundry instructions, notices and bulletins and in general carry out the many and varied stenographic duties required by a large and complex organization. The Operations Department is a conglomerate of rates, personnel and equipment, all cooperating to meet the commitments of the department and the ship. ln one way or another, OPS is involved in almost everything that goes on aboard LANG. I at T, ,IJ l l z l l s l l l l r i i l l

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fox division CWO2 W. l.aPointe Division Officer STG3 S. Arnold STG2 C. Bennink STG3 R. Hayes STG2 G. Lan GMGSN D. Piffner STG2 S. Russell STG2 W. Koniuszy STG3 M. Bell STG2 ,lf-fCoIlier STG3 . Anderson STG2 J. Telford STG3 R. Beale STG2 T. Hedquis: STG2 G. Metcalf STG2 L. Hubbard

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