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1 D. V. SCHMAHL LT. USNR As head of the Operations Department, the Operations Officer Is responsible, under the Commanding Officer, for the collection, evaluation, and dis- semination of combat, tactical, and operational Information re- quired for assigned missions and tasks of the ship, and the planning functions connected therewith. He supervises the preparation of reports required by operation plans, operation orders and other directives; the control of rapid communlcatlons;and the mainten- ance of electronic equipment by operating personnel, and the re- pair of such equipment by electronics technicians assigned. OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT ABOVE: LT. Jeffers, Navigator LEFT: Ens. Jackson, Combat Information Center Officer RIGHT: Ens. Grant, Communications Officer
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The Supply Officer Is re- sponsible, under the Commanding Officer, for the procuring, re- cei dng, storing. Issuing, shipping, transferring, selling, accounting for, and, while in his custody, maintaining all stores and equipment of the command, except as otherwise prescribed In U.S. Navy Regulations. He also maintains the ship ' s operating allotment, and co- ordinates the preparation and submission of departmental operating budgets. The operation of the general mess. Including the supervision of the preparation and serving of food, the operation of the ship ' s store activities, the sale of clothing and small stores, and the operation of other ship ' s service functions are under his cognizance. pi f if • 1 F. X. GAGNER LT., SC USN ji-Tl ABOVE: LTjg. Lar- son, Stores Officer BELOW: LTjg. Bill, Disbursing Officer SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
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As head of the Deck De- partment, the First Lieutenant is responsible, under the Com- manding Officer, for the supervision of deck seamanship, operations and evolutions; for the employment and maintenance of the armament and ordinance equipment of the ships; and for the procurement, handling, stowage and issue of ammunition and pyrotechnics. He plans and excutes the evolutions of anchoring, mooring, fueling and helicopter operations, and the one most closely associated with the mission of the ship-replen- ishment at sea. Ui C. B. HOLSCLAW LT. USN DECK DEPARTMENT ABOVE: Ens. Stringer, First Division Officer LEFT: Ens Scott, Second Division Of ficer RIGHT: Ens. Bagby, Third Division Officer
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