Ticonderoga (CVS 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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i 1 E ' 1 . i i ll 1 ,. 1, l Q i Q 4 i i l l i I I 1 l r f 166 I 1 i l OP OP Division handles all the photographic assignments aboard the Tico. The Photo lab is the hub of action when a variety of activities occur. These projects range from issuing camera passes to routine accident shots to public affairs assignments including the printing of most the pictures in the cruise book. The OP Division is indeed the Rexall drug of photographic needs. BOTTOMROWL-R,L.D.A1b ..z h MM1 BPWlf TOPROWRP' WWB D MOOYCYJIJ. Marino, LDDQ Massinggfjy Sarrggzyl, C. Coleman, CJ. Desales, P. . a oney, . . o e. , . rice, . . ray,

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i 2 ii ll H fi li I E i l T i i it :il :rl i. l. g. g, l, 1 4 i 1 T 168 l i OS Manned by the OS division, the Anti-Submarine Classification Analysis Center QASCACJ has a mission to provide the ASW commander with on-the-scene contact analysis in a laboratory environment. To accomplish this mission, ASCAC is manned by I3 Aviation Anti-Submarine Warfare Operators fAW'sl, 2 Aviation Anti- Submarine Warfare Technicians fAX'sl, and l Sonar Technician fSTl under the dir- ection of two shipboard ASCAC Officers. This ASCAC is equipped with a combination of regulation airborne equipment and specially built civilian equipment. All airborne ASW sensor information is fed into ASCAC, analyzed, classified, and passed on to the ASW Commander. During non- ASW periods, ASCAC provided training services for the embarked Airgroup ASW flight crews. ggcrgfgf ECSW LAEWAW2 DH- Carney, Awcs ML. Collins, AW3 G.F. Brown, AX3 DL. Stanford, Awz M.W. Gowen. MIDDLE Row . ' ' 0 an, 2 B-F. Mathis, AX1 A.W. Noff LT R s. Bo le AWCS D.A. Woaobofoh. TOP ROW, AWI Mc. Hobbs, LT BP Brlclcman, AWI R.R. Laszacs, AW3 TE. Doreck. , l y ,