Albany (CA 123) - Naval Cruise Book

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G ) ' Division R. Clark, RD3 Erie, Pa. F. Monsi, RD3 Bristol, R. I. D. Radigan, RD3 Brooklyn, N. Y. D. Aldrich, SN Hartford, Conn. M. Elfers, RD3 Turtle Lake, Wis. T. Monson, RD3 Liberty, N. Y. A. Seibert, RD3 White Plains, N. Y. J. E. Anderson, SN Auburn, Mass. J. Smith, RD2 Quincy, III. D. Kelso, RD3 St. Petersburg, Fla. T. Nutt, RD3 Carthage, III. J. Skrobocki, RD3 Milwaukee, Wis. L. Aubin, SN Berlin, N. H. C. Bostic, RD3 Anderson, S. C. E. Kimball, RD3 Newark, N. J. R. L. Pasley, RD3 Silverton, Ore. M. Sleeper, RD3 Hansen, Mass D. Chamberlain, RDSN Lyndonville, Vt.

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01 Vivi itot L. T. Reger, LTJG Toledo, Ohio F. O. Yates, Jr., ENS Asheboro, N. C. Montgomery, RDC N. Eoston, Mass. J. Eisle, RD1 Martinez, Cal. A. Miller, RD1 Philadelphia, Pa. C. Callihon, RD2 Parkersburg, W. Va. N. Fields, RD2 Austinville, Va. The Combat Information Center is the particular hideaway of 01 Division. Located on the Fourth Deck and so isolated that they cannot see, they use their radars and listening equipment to detect possible enemy contacts. Men trained in the art of air-controlling direct friendly aircraft in the interception of enemy. During peacetime independent steaming, the bridge is kept informed of ships which are on a collision course or which are passing close aboard. When operating with a large task force, the radios blare, the men sit before their scopes, others plot, phone talkers send the information up to the bridge, the status boards are maintained, the air controllers are at work and perhaps one man is working out a navigational fix by means of radar. During General Quarters, 01 Division aids the Gunnery Department by informing them of incoming raids on the ship. The nicest cooperation is necessary within the many jobs in Combat in order to keep up with both the air and surface picture and to keep the bridge informed. S. D. De Forest, LTJG Seattle, Wash. R. Frechette, RD1 Pleasant Hills, Cal. M. Forcier, RD2 Brainerd, Minn. F. Mathews, RD2 McKeesport, Pa. n P. Moss, RD2 Poducah, Ky.

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0 ) Vcoteitot R. Froyen, RDSN Clarion, Iowa P. Cigrand, RDSN Pittsburgh, Pa. R. Gore, RD3 Bowling Green, Ky. B. Greene, RDSN Rogersville, Tenn. J. Ellison, SA Birmingham, Ala. K. L. Hood, SN Ronkonkoma, N. Y. M. Kelly, RDSN R. Kull, RDSN R. Lombard, RDSN D. MacLean, RDSN Wilkes Barre, Pa. Mc nmouth Junction, N. J. AH Whitman, Mass. Denver, Colo. 1 L M v » AfMt d m - JL M M BNfli m im A M Mm R. Magill, SN T. A. Marvin, S. N. R. Mills, SN S. O ' Brien, RDSN Altoona, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Boston, Mass. ong Island, N. Y ft F. Prost, SN Brooklyn, N. Y. J. Rhodes, SN Pittsburgh, Pa. M. T. Storks, RDSN Denver, Colo. ill A. Walker, SN Allegheny, Pa.