Chilton (APA 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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LCDR J. W. Selberg OPERATIONS OFFICER OPERATION DEPARTMENT What's going on?'? The men of the Operations Department headed by LCDR John Selberg can usually answer this question. This department plans, schedules, and coordinates the operations of the ship. It has the responsibility for manning the Combat Informa- tion Center which collect, evaluates, and disseminates tactical and operational intelligence to Command and Conn. ag, . 4.4, LTJG P. T. Partington ENS J. H. Rand, IV CIC OFFICER ASST. CIC OFFICER OI DIVISION OFFICER

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Curtis, PN2 Welshock, PN3 Manganiello YN3 Did you say there is another court martia1?'?? r.,, W our Coverston, SN Czapiga, SN Dibb, SN 7 f 4 4 f 2 Q f ff 9V I 3, .7 ve - f ,,..-me-1, X A! Q Q rj fy ff f ,M X Q 1 If X Boy! If I could only get THIS MACHINE TO PRINT MONEY!

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