Mauna Loa (AE 8) - Naval Cruise Book

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and Ears 3, 3 1 I , I, , I r I The operations department provides the co- ordination, information, and communica- tions necessary to command. The opera- tions department is involved with all ship's evolutionsg we plan, co-ordinate, execute and record the effect on the ship's readi- ness, It is in the operations department that all the internal ship's activity and all the external information are collected, evalu- atedand disseminated to outside activities and throughout the ship. The most im- portant aspect of this process is providing command with accurate, timely informa- tion and recommendations upon which com- mand can base decisions. The activity of the Operations department is round-the- Clock, seven days a weekg from the signal and navigations bridges to deep on the towel' platform of the engine room, the ship IS ever active and the Operations depart- lnnent must be keenly aware of these activ- ities' and must instantly evaluate their im- medlate and long range effects on the ship and her readiness. 'T V v Ll H. IJ. lmlyllmn

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