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THIRD DIVISION STANDING: Sefrna, Crowe, Conger, Head, Phillips, Little, Fletcher, Price, Smith, Martin, Rentz. SITTING: Ferguson, Pugh, Flores, Davison, .Blackburn, Madden, Stephens, Lt Cjgl McGregor, Robbins, Lee, Collins, Babb, Williams. Third Division personnel take part in three vital functions of the ship: anti-submarine War- fare, gunfire control, and torpedo control. To handle these jobs, the division includes the rates of Sonarman, Fire Control Technician, and Torpedoman's Mate. The sonarmen operate and maintain the equipment used to detect, track, and attack a submarine. During both general quarters and normal underway Watches, they listen con- tinuously to the upingingv of the sonar gear, searching for friendly or unfriendly submerged objects. The fire control technicians, the uFT,s, are the men who operate the gunfire directors and fire control computers, obtaining the gunnery solution to hit air and surface targets. They must be radarmen, mechanics, and electronics technicians all in one, for they must maintain as well as operate their equipment. The torpedomen control the firing of the ship's torpedo batteries-both the large anti- surface torpedoes and the smaller anti-submarine toipedoes. In addition, they maintain the depth charges used in ASW. The duties of the division are thus many and varied, but being a deck division, they have still more responsibilities-underway bridge watches, the after highline station, and the after mooring lines when entering or leaving port. All in all, Third Division does its share in keeping the ship operative and effective.
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