Little Rock (CLG 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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OPERATION DEPARTMENT 103

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CDR C. P. ROZIER Operations Officer Operations Department Officers Front Row (L to R): Lunt, II. W. W., LTJG; Harring- ton. J. R., LT; Manduca. T. W., LT; Marrlner, R. E, LCDR; Rozler, C. P.. CDR; Wheeler, R. A LCDR- Bridenstine, H. L.. LT; Elliot, II, A. J., LT; Carman ' Jr.. R. A., LTJC; Back Row (L to R): Rice, R. E LTJG; Daniels, C. E., LTJC; George, H. P., LTJG- Traube, D. L, ENS; Hayes, Jr., W. L., ENS; Madden! J. S., LTJG; White. S. D„ ENS; Schutz, E. J. ENS; Madewell, J. A,, CWO-2;

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DIVISION The ET of OE Division lives in his own pulsing, sparking, live wired world of electronic relays and con- tracts. There is a great deal of responsibility resting with these men due to the extreme dependence upon electronic equipment for all operations. Constant maintenance and repair of this equipment gives the ET the telltaled description of black circled eyes and wrinkled-up chin and forehead. From stem to stern, from the top of his highest radar to the keel, the ET ' s task covers all. Just when he completes one major repair, an even larger one looks him in the eye. U, ' ' v-lf r ' 5%K, -i4i|i- f. L ! 1 can fix these things in my sleep. ' If it works, I ' ll be surprised. Deluxe Heathkit , 104