Albany (CA 123) - Naval Cruise Book

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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.

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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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OS ' Divito K OE DIVISION If those radios, so important to a tactically efficient Navy, give out, OE Division personnel are called in on the double to diagnose and minister to the injury. The patience of a doctor is indeed necessary to the ET ' s or Electronics Technicians, not only as concerns the receivers and trans- mitters of radio equipment, but as regards such gear as the three radars (the surface search, the air search and the height-finding), the ECM (Electronic Counter-measures), the AEW (Airborne Early Warning) equipment, the loran and the fathometer. Much of the equipment to which they attend is in the Secret category and demands of the ET ' s the great- est security. A great deal of their work is done in conjunction with the men of OR Division who keep logs in their radio rooms designating which pieces of equipment need curing by the ET ' s. As you can see, maintenance is a full time job in OE Division, their job in peacetime closely approxi- mating what it would be in time of war. And a hard one it is at all times V ss: SAOS 6A 5 6 » L S - - ' . f V. :■ . « 0 ' - ' .-.run „rwiiW ... xa. rv ( ■ v . ■■■■ ' • ' ■ ' vjsp»m ■ - ' — 6VOGT 6K6 T IS ' - •• ■ ■ Si -V 4 ift» 61 BO L-.. • .... I H. L. Palmer, ENS Braintree, Moss J. P. Frank, ETC Lexington, Mass. JT F. Hill, ETC Quincy, Moss. G. Reading, ETC Seagoville, Texas A. Nopoli, ET1 Worcester, Mass.