Long Beach (CGN 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Combat information Center, with her maze ot consoles, repeaters, status boards and phone circuits is manned and maintained by the radarmen of Ol Division. On station in the Gulf these men be- came a part of naval history as their efforts saw the PIRAZ concept brought to Ful- fillment. identifying and tracking air contacts in one of the most crowded air spaces in the world became theirtorte. Ever alert For SAR incidents, always available to assist our counterparts in the sky,' always familiar with the surface picture around us, the men of Ol distributed LONG BEACH's calling card throughout the Tonkin Gulf. FQ ff fKif?fINTNXRx 4 I 2 , 5 iff I I xv x Q, X ,rs-.-, , ww W wh lily- , xx. X, lp T1 4 pil' N I '--4' , 4 fl Nagt t "g - i c t s cfffiif , ' i i X' R 5 l f Q i Xlggjb I? ,vw N , y .gn - y 1 gf. TNS T08 boesuhr rxvcecv ME-.-AFFec:r ME... AFFECT ME-H v . 6 i 9 Q AFFECT ME....AFFu.1 ma .... fwfr """'-W, .r,, ,b ,U M, l .

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ti, OE Division or electronic operations, is responsible for maintaining and re- pairing all assigned electronic equipment necessary to implement a host of functions aboard the nuclear-powered, -guided missile cruiser. They also sup- port the mission of the ship by taking immediate steps to rectify deficiencies that arise, keeping the Operations and Commanding Officer informed of the current status ofall electronic equipment. Specifically, the electronicsutech- nicians perform vital technical .mainte- nance andrepair to TACAN, FORAN, IFF, NTDS and ECM equipment. Cl, to r.D ENS J.L. Gouldingg LT iVI.E. Treeg WO1 J T. Campbell. V fi 'rs' if Q' 'F' i ia 4, 9 ?::'- Wifi" 5 W U 'ski v .lffwi ,,'f 'V Y V I I A " X, aifi cgi 135532 127