Cushing (DD 985) - Naval Cruise Book

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CA Sonar Technicians Sonar Technicians are key players in CUSHING ' s ability to perform as an Anti- submarine Warfare platform. ST ' s interpret ASW data, operate and maintain both active and passive sonar, depth finders, anti- submarine weapons firing and control consoles, and underwater communications equipment. STGCS(SW) Taglialavore STGC(SW AW) Evans 4 Ml L A STGl Hopkins STGl Kauschinger STGl(SW) Oglesby STGl Spiers STG2 Balcom 12 What do you want? -..Aa i ' . j STG2 Bryant STG2 Buckman STG2 Dixon i STG2 Messenger STG2 Schaible STG 2 Sidney Freeze Gopher Kt.- - j mii

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CE ♦ •:• Electronics Technician Data Systems Techni cian ETCS(SW) E. Fitzhugh DSC(SW) J. Carter ETl(SW) C. Jordan ET2 M. Cameron ET2 J. Holt ET3 R. Biggin ET3 J. Jamison ET3 J. Macmillian ET3 S. Patten ET3 J. Rider On these pages you truly see The Best of The Best , the Data Systems Technicians and the Electronic Technicians. Being top performers, no task is too challenging or dirty for this crew. DS ' s take care of the CDS NTDS system which is the hub of the Combat Systems Environment. ET ' s keep the , Communications and Radar Systems on board j ' ' yl in top shape for every task. Praise doesn ' t ■■■ 1 ' A come easily to this bunch of hardworking technicians for they are only in the limelight when the equipment is down, not when it ' s running at it ' s usual optimum efficiency, CSDS NTDS, Communications and Radar Systems are the very heart of the Combat Systems that they repair, maintain and support! BZ from your DSC, ETCS and EMO (UNITAS XXXII) ET3 B. Stallings ET3 D. Zuchowski Should I tell him to duckT) Rll fl]