Pharris (FF 1094) - Naval Cruise Book

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OPERATIONS DEP RT The Combat Information Center is virtually the newe center of USS PHARRIS and home to the Operations and Electronics Warfare Specialists of OI Divi- sion. CIC is the centerpiece of tactical surface and air activity. The OS's and EW's gather, display, interpret and disemminate information. The CIC watch? ofiicer or Tactical Action Officer, using the information will make recommen-- dations to the Commanding Ofiicer. To identify and track surface and air con- tacts, the OS's monitor radar and radio, working closely with the EW's ant? communicate with the lookouts. They also monitor IFF radio frequencies which are used to identify aircraft as friend or foe. CIC is also the control cen ter for incoming aircraft to land on deck. OS's provide a valuable third chec of the ship's position, using the DRT to augment the QM's and satellite navi gation. Another aspect to CIC and OI Division is search and rescue operations control. They also work closely with the fire control team for a tactical weap- ons operation. LT Savage is the OPS officer, LT Barnes is the CIC officer and ENS Rapadas is Electronic Warfare Officer. OSCS Gotliebson assists in admin- istering the multitude of tasks assigned this division. z. R. RABER G. M. JELLERSOM B. M. MBE M. J. PANDANELL T. A. MCIMTIRE T. GILMORE EWICSWJ Ewz EW2 Ewa EW5 EW5 HASLETT, MI ORISKANY FALLS, WRENTHAM, MA TEXAS CITY, TX cEREsco NE PLEASANTON CA 'I M. Y. ' f S N! S-.. A2 ' L 2. , a A XA man trusts his ears less than his eyes. -Herodotus- Z ' , I A x I