Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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oPs nlvlsloN ' 5 Q? 1' fv- L I 1, X ,?,,.,,Qb .7 . 11 LTJG R. F. SMALL coMMUN1cAT1oNs OFFICER Operations Department, the pulse of the ship, has the answers to all your questions. Where, when and how will all the underway replenishments take place. The men of operations have learned a great deal during this WESTPAC cruise, benefiting them- selves, as well as the Navy. It has been rough at times, and things have looked very bleak on sev- eral occasions but with the nine different ratings working as a team nothing has defeated the men Of Ops. Aboard any command the Operations Depart- E 2 if i 1,4 1 ' ' , 'if 'wr , 7 , , xi j .' E .fs :Sum ' l fl ez sf, . - - 'Q NAVIGATOR: OPS BOSS: COMMUNICATOR ENS R. P. FERGUSON OPERATIONS DIVISION OFFICER ment has a dual responsibilitY- To serve ihe command and to carry their functions out according to war-time requirements. A former CNO QHCC 53' The effectiveness of many Chilflges taking place in Ships, in equipment, and in weapons rests H1013 and more heavily upon the capabillty and Outpu , h man the Operations Department. The men W 0 ' I f the maintain, and give effect to the comp0c?Cf2St'gnflu. Operations Department exert 21 Pfffpfm :tml capa. - o ence upon the quality Of the Shlps bility. E .,. SMC LEE

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