Worden (CG 18) - Naval Cruise Book

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Radio an FIRST ROW: LTjg Pedro Ro- driguez and RM3 Randy Park- er. SECOND ROW: RM1 Virgil Gill, RMSN Tracy Tharpe and RMCM fSWJ Ted Crites. THIRD ROW: RM3 Tom Wick, RMSR Frederick Miuzzo, RM3 Thaddeus Smith, RM2 John Halpin and RM3 Brian Ever- Wein. NOT SHOWN: RM2 Richard Salazar, RM1 Charles Saunders, RMC Dale Mills, RM2 Chris Dolan, RMSN Ar- nie Hallai, RMSN Lorenzo Nez, RMSN Michael Kennedy, and RM3 Thomas Jones. RM gl -Qui 5 S gaw- X f fi in ' K ,fa 1- N ' E X 7 K x L If X xff L- fi N I ff-Q 18 x F 4.41

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Electroni Warfare Tec s FRONT: EWSN Scott Mill- ward, EWSN Keith Perron and EWSN Jamie Hoff BACK: EW3 Sean Vincent, EWZCSWJ Todd Branstetter, EWICSWJ Kevin Waite EWs work side by side with the OSs. They operate and maintain vital electronic equip- ment used in target detection and localization. An EW's spe- cialty is to interpret the incom- ing electronic signals to deter- mine their source and identity. W 3 , ,, gin, ,, M, f . . s. .,., xi. Clvopies M V Z 6 ,, , W ,fp ,, , , f 9 i 5. .i-' l The EW Module f ,f Q7 2--7 ff ma, V 7,71 , f 3. l 1 5 20 L to R: CT02 CSWD Glen Penland, CT02 James C0 P CTRSN Robert Clifford, CTM3 Rodger Maclean N SHOWN- ENS Beau Robinson.