Moale (DD 693) - Naval Cruise Book

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coMMuNuc:ATuoNs Dnvnsuow Back Row: F.W. Snodgrass, RM3, K.F. Graham, RM3, H.R. McEnany, RMSN, J.P. McLaughlin, QMSN, R.A. Haill, SN, D.A. Galvan, QM3. Middle Row: P.R. Penna, Jr., RMSN, G.A. Smith, YNT3, T.M. Bombassei, SN, F.G. Cooper, SN, M.E. Wikle, SN, G.M. Marten, RM3, J.R. Kelly, SA, G.D . Perry, SN, B.E. Schaefer, SA, L.A. Blum, SN, R.L. Wassum, RM3, R.J. Scanlan, SA. Front Row: R.A. Galvan, QM2, A.E. Guyette, QMQC, ENS T.W. Edlund, ENS W.L. David, LTJG J. V. Rachel, ENS C.R. Muth, D.A. Brady, RMC, R. Slimak, QMSN, W.J. Colvin, QM2. Communications are the backbone of effective or- ganization and the division upon whom the ship de- l pended for that vital iob was the communications ll ' division. Whether it was letters from the various ' KN, M bureaus and Navy activities that were received and If X5 routed by the Yeomen, FOX schedules and CW dis- Cf patches written up by the Radiomen, or flashing 1 -J'!f3fii'N3f.'f IL ,, light or flag hoist signals read by the Quartermasters, X ' the ship was sure to get the word. Only by constant - fl , training and practice could the division have been if ' ,g ' f ready to handle the high volume of communication l 5 A '14, JZ' traffic incurred throughout the Korean tour and it is if 0W'l'M47WTQ acredit to eve man in the division that the 'ob was ' ' ' ' '-W' ,f E' , , well done. ry l I AL-