Coontz (DLG 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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BOGEY DELTA ONE STEADY BEARING, DECREASING RANGE ROBINSON IN ACTION 4 1 mi i m £ ' - ff - ' ' 1 — • STATE OF SHOCK I SUB CHASERS 20 GREAT STONE FACE

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Ol DIVISION Boots, R.A.; Schmueckle, T.T.; Lantz, J.C; ENS Madden; LTJG Lemons; Perfect, CO.; Lancaster, M.L. ; Goss, H.M.; Grumpier, C.M.: Moore, A.L. 2ND ROW: Bettinger, J.C.; Robinson, G.A.; Bream, J.L.; Perry, L.G.; Bolerjack, J.M.; Bisesi, D.S.; Westerdale, W.C.; Perfect, P.O.; Ewers, M.J. ; Powell, M.A.; Mortensen, N.D.; Sheffler, R.L. 01 AT PLAY! When the word was passed to set condition of readiness III, 01 Division did everyone one better and went port and starboard! Green when the cruise began, COONTZ I adarmen were soon producing like old pros. At any hour of the day, these inhabitants of the Blue Room could be found performing the 1,001 jobs required of CIC. Whether it be tracking skunks, keeping up the air picture, or keeping an ear tuned to PR I CI, the RD ' s were always on the job and ready with the right answers. 19

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OE DIVISION LEFT TO RIGHT: Sather, M.H.; Robles, P.F.; Montgomery, D.L.; Ernest, K.E.; McDonald, J.D.; Bean, F.N.; ENS Vetlesen; D ' Amico, A. A.; Leduc, J. A.; Hammar, J.L.; Hayes, C.W.; Kraskiewicz, P. J.; Walls, D.S.; MacAlllster,R.W.; (Not Pictured) Dodson, D.R. The Electronic Technicians aboard COONTZ are responsible for a myriad of electronic equipments ranging from search radars and ECM gear to radio receivers and television sets. Keeping these equipments up has often required long, irregular hours and a real test of an ET ' s technical ability. Called on for technical assistance throughout the ship, the ET ' s have consistently come up with a job well done . MR. V. YUUK FRIENDLY EMO 21