Cimarron (AO 22 AO 177) - Naval Cruise Book

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AMP A :is A, . 51,-TWWVH V .L ' if its 1 , f fl ,Y X sf N rhwzg Left' LT Martin V Angwin is the Navigator. Right: ENS Mei-Ling Marshall is the Assistant Navigator. VIGATIO DIVISIO Trust The Keel To The Ones Who Wear The Wheel r, iw Left to right: ENS Marshall, QM3 Terrell QM2 Zorola, QMSN L , 311221, QM3 Kitto, QMSA Bott, QMl Lambert, QMC Welsh 26 as they spend many meticulou hours on the helm qualifying an sewing as MASTER HELMSMEN. Ex treme care is taken during the spe cial evolutions of entering and exiting port, anchoring, and underway re? plenishments. However, these man hours are only a small portion Of Quartermastersjob. Countless hours were spent on the bridge on watch ensuring that CIMA- RRON maintained a udead-on track plot during the more than 12,000 nautical miles travelled during de ployrnent. I Shooting starts , that is, celestial navigation is one of the more chal- lenging aspects of a Quartem1aster'S' rate and one of the favorite wa S Of So saith the trusty Quartermaster! c Y a I Y , the QM gang to spend time on watch- So if you see a Quartemiaster gating UP at the into the heavens, he ISM Skylarking has NAWQATINQI

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OPERATIOl1IRiXQiE'-EP RT E T gill' E I 1 OSSN Wagner, OSI Brown, OS2 Evans, OS2 Frerman, OSSN Cantu, OSSN Washington, OS3 Gallion, OSSN Bagley Operations Department consists of all communica- tors-the Signalmen, the Radiomen, and the Operations Specialists. Making their home in Combat Information Center CCICJ, the OS's of Operations Intelligence KOIJ di- vision spend their time making sure that the bridge is backed up with a navigation and shipping picture, and that the rest of the ship is furnished with information re- garding the operational commitments and schedules. 28 Right: CWO3 Park-OI Division Officer El lfviwqw