Mazama (AE 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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Operations Division Officer OPERATIONS DIVISION MC ma. J. PAY H W WERSON Where to go, how to get there, and what to do, these are the challenges facing MAZAMA, and it is operations who tries to give her the answers The difficult task is handled by nine sepa rate ratings, working together as one team. Before arriving in WESTPAC, the entire crew was pre- pared to face the cruise in good health, thanks to the hospital carpsmen They also ensure our obi lity to perform by keeping the men in good health throughout the lang hours of re-farming. Mail keeps the men cheerful, and this is supplied by our tireless postal clerk Finding WESTPAC and keeping all rendezvous points was an easy job for a dedicated and hardworking quartermaster gang. Their job was facilitated by the constant flaw of useful information which the radiornen issued forth. MAZAMA was always aware of the shipping in her area, thanks to the combined efforts of the radarmen and signalmen. Much of our assistance came from electronic gear, which was kept operative by the continual maintenance of the ET's Official COYVPSPOWLIQDCQ. SUWC0 records, Und training courses for all hands were deftly handled bv The Y90mff'l Gnd D9'S0 '9l 9f' 07 95593 07' ' ' AMA. fice. lt is easy to understand why operations is considered ta be the nerve center of MAZ Q, is WWW-we,Y 5 Roc T. WAHKING RMC R. aaoowm SMC A. MENARD

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Dperations Department I c LT. J. JORDAN LT. R. JOHNSTONE Present Operotions Officer Former Operotions Officer ls SY' uf' im LTJG. G. RYAN Communications Officer g,.r' 42 Ns J S'i'RATTON EPersonneI Officer no

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