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-Mm .-...... , I ,Ill ', fff' V.f ' ' ,W Servicing the eyes and ears of the ship+RADAR and COMMUNICATIONS-the OE Division has the mighty task of ensuring that the vast networks of electronics equipment aboard ESTES function efficiently and continuously. ln this modern age informa- tion must be rapidly disseminated among the various units of the task force and cognizant shore activities. Today a ship must be Helectronically H fit or suffer severe restrictions. To be sure ClC is happy with their equipment, Brady, Graham, Radabaugh, McFarlin, Baskin, Clark, and Piazzese are constantly on the prowl day and night seeking equipment illness or responding to the desperate plea of an emergency outage among the radars and asscciated gear. Meanwhile, Tucker, Umfrid, Miller, Margrave, Espy, Morris and Verhage are constantly in pursuit of electrons gone astray in the communications equipment. Unfortunately, just prior to divsion picture time we lost the very fine services of Hight, Rainwater, King, and Bender who came aboard as SA's for an indoctrination tour of six months duration prior to attendance at the class A ET School. All four of these men left the ship having advanced to SN. l-loncho's for the division are our lecdirg FO, Dubber, and Chief Murrell. Fortunately, both of these men have been aboard so long they are the source of information for questions such as Now what do you suppose that cable was run like that for ? with replies like H Well, we had a special piece of gear aboard in '02 for a short time, etc. . .H All in all, we probably endure more mental stress with less understanding than any other division on the ship, but we derive satisfaction from knowirg we're doing an important iob well, and we like it. ri,i N mast Front Row lL to Rl: D.W. Radabaugh, R.W. Graham, R.O. Clark, D. McFarlin. Center Row: CWO L.M. Lllison, H.A. Dubber, W.M. Miller, R.E. Espy, P.A. Piazzese, C.R. Margrave, LTJG H.R. Markiey, Jr. Back Row: L.K. Brady, R.A. VER Hage, R.T. Morris, M.T. Chief, M.T. Murrell, T.G. Baskin, D.A. Umfrid, J.F. Tucker. ks T N
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