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O-C DIVISION RM2 T. Shuart RM3 D. Phillips RM3 Y. Bovd RM3 N. Brown RM3 V. Hanna RMC Smith on the Signal Bridge RM3 A. Harvey RM3 D. Stipp The signal bridge gang 20
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O-C DIVISION LT P. Cruz Operations Officer LTJG L. Hirko O-C Div. Officer LTJG A. Small O-N Div. Officer ENS C. Tanabe O-C Div. Officer LT D. Cangelosi COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (O-C) YN2 J. Bowen RM2 V. Castillo RM2 V. Fowler RADIO CENTRAL (OC-01) Radio Central processes incoming and outgoing message traffic for the command when other Naval telecommunications facilities are not available. Radio Central also provides over-the-counter services for units being tended. During PACEX-89, Radio Central provided communications support for CTF-33 while embarked in Cape Cod. The Radiomen received special recognition for their outstanding performance, which contri- buted to the command and control objective of the Task Force Com- mander. Also during PACEX-89, the Radiomen provided support to the Battle Damage Assessment Team by activating communications be- tween Cape Cod and USS Safeguard. This enabled the Boat Officer to rapidly coordinate and assess the damage of the involved ship. Additional services available from Radio Central include the dispos- al of burn bags, copying services and training in various related fields for key personnel. RM2 M. Riley RM2 F. Sharin 19
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O-C DIVISION ET SHACK (OE-01) Whether it ' s climbing the mast while un- derway, repairing antennae, or reporting on a moment ' s notice to fix the radar, communica- tion or navigation gear, ET ' s stand ready to get equipment back on line to enable the ship to accomplish its mission. Our motto: if it ' s working, we ' ll take credit for it. i it 1 r ETl D. Watie ET2 R. Ifert ET3] . Maddock SIGNAL BRIDGE (OC-02) Standing watches around the clock during WESTPAC, Cape Cod ' s Signalmen located, identified and communicated with ships rang- ing from merchant to Soviet vessels. They also performed other demanding underway duties, such as boat signalman during man overboard drills and Snoopy Team. In Adak, Alaska, the SM ' s maintained a 24- hour watch while Cape Cod acted as Harbor Control Entrance Post (HCEP). Cape Cod SM ' s also assisted forward deployed units by updat- ing their publications and giving them flags to complete their Signal Bridge. Cape Cod Sig- nalmen take pride in their jobs . . . Commu- nications at the speed of light. SM3 C. Sims SMSN J. McClindon SMSA V. Green SMSA L. Murray SA T. Walls SGT R. Ladd AlC J. McWilliams SIGNALMAN 21
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