Sandoval (APA 194) - Naval Cruise Book

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A 'rgmbl . ELECTRONIC EYES UF THE FLEET 4. The Combat Information Center is primarily responsible for the processing of combat in- formation and certain tactical situations, and may be delegated the authority to originate ac- tion based on this information, Radar is the prime source of this information, augmented by lookouts, radio and visual communications, tactical doctrines, publications, charts and op- orders, Which are all evaluated by qualified CIC watch officers. Combat's control functions are: -1-my ci FORMER CIC OFFICER g Ros M, HOPPER PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: RD2 D. MEADER RD2 B. TAGGART PC3 R. NEWMAN RD3 B. DIEBALL I RD3 J. KONENKAMP SN D. NEPH RDSA D. HEATH RDC RUSSELL HE l.El-HIE lA'S FOR CLASSROOM CO-EDS ship control during periods of low visibilty control of small craft, contactftarget designa tions. CIC functions also include radar naviga tion, shore bombardment and gunfire support tactical maneuvers and station keeping, detec tion of sneak attack and man overboard re coveries. OI division includes the post offic which supplies the needs of all 900 lette starved troops.