Gary (FF 51) - Naval Cruise Book

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.Ws..... W ..--, ,dylpulunrpu-cuu.c, 4-' -,.,,pf...-:..-.-.,7-11-1.4---.f ,learxz ' - v ' . ,,.4Pyguus1:::.--Y- . :. ,.-9.-.- N - ef- -- W Y , ,hm . , vw-r Sl-llP'S CCDNTRCDL DEPARTMENT LT Mark Statler Ft Leavenworth, KS Shlp's Control Department's organization is yet another innovation peculiar to GARY and her Oliver Hazard Perry class sister ships. Combining the shipboard areas of deck, communications, and navigation, Shlp's Control Department comes closest to the original spirit of the days of wooden ships and iron men. Our days sailing the waters of the Persian Gulf required tireless dedication of each and every processing unprecedented volumes of message traffic, SC-3 division flight deck personnel la- bored day and night to land and launch aircraft. The auartermaster gang safely navigated us through some of the most dangerous waters on earth, and the signalmen vigilantly searched for mines, when not engaged in providing visual communications with merchantmen and war- ships from all over the world. Last but not least. were the dedicated bridge watchstanders and Iookouts whose remarkable professionalism and efficiency ensured our safety from watch to watch. The essential service provided by Shlp's Con- trol personnel during each evolution won the respect of their shipmates, and has never been previously equaled. They that go down to the sea in ships, and occupy their business in great wa- ters these men see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep. Psalm CVII 94 ship's controlman. While the radiomen were busy LT Thomas S. Wetherald San Pedro, CA LTJG Daniel H. White ENS Douglas J. Hagan LOVTQ BGGCVT, CA - Annapolis, lVlD ' QIVICQSWQ James A. Lockett Jr RMC Steve Dopita All'lCllTTbTCJ, CA Phgenix, AZ 411