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ENSIGN F. WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS MATERIAL OFFICER OI OI Division, with the Electronics Material Officer as Division Officer and the CIC Officer assisting him, is comprised of men in the Radar- man and Electronics Technician ratings. The radarmen are responsible for the efficient oper- ation of the Combat Information Center, better known as CIC . When underway, CIC could be considered as the nerve center of the ship. Information and intelligence, collected from a wide range of sources, are correlated here. This information is the guideline for conning the ship. In order for CIC to function properly, how- ever, the ship's surface and air-search radars, electronic countermeasures and radio equipment must be in peak operating condition at all times. It is the electronics technicians job to keep all the electronic equipment up-to-date. ENSIGN P. ZALLINGER , CIC OFFICER Division J 4 i L I 1,
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f yi eapnns Department FIRST LIEUTENANT R, SCHWERINGER D ' - av1s, BM3 G. Gehring, BM3 J, Thompson, BM3 M. Anderson, SN W, Boyd, SN Carter, SN A. Cordova, SN i I First Division aff ' u First Division- is comprised of Boatsvvain Mates and Deck Seamen and is commonly called the Deck Force . H The job which they face is tremendous. It is the responsi-V bility for maintaining all topside spaces, and for carrying, out all deck and seamanship evolutions, which include mooring, anchoring, towing, refueling, replenishing and rearming at sea. In addition the Deck Force maintains many interior spaces, helps man gun mounts, mans the, ship's boats, cares for lifehoats and life saving equip- ment, and performs many other maintenance tasks o vital' importance to us on the DAVIS team. K. Cramer, SN K, Evans, SN R. Feit, SN
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