South Carolina (CGN 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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I bw i ENS J G LANE . n GMMC E C BARNES fSWJ GMGC L W PRESTON CSW l e 1 GMCH P.H. FOERTSCH GMG1 J F CG Division is responsible for the op- eration, maintenance and repair of the ship's two MK 13 Mod 7 Guided Missile Launchers and two 5 f54 Caliber MK -15 Light Weight Gun Mounts. Addi- tionally, they operate the ship's small arms. borne achievements of CC D' ' C f f lV1- sion are remarkable results in all post overhaul activities, including Combat W bi stems qhip Qualificat' T N c t ion rials, Re- fresher Training, Naval Gun Fire Sup- port, and the fleet experience. Missile shoots were 1005-, Gun qualifications and Naval Gun Fire Support were in the high 90s. 68

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