Halsey (CG 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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RMSA HAWKINS RMSA DANIEL RMSA NAQUIN SM2 MCINTYRE SM2 DUCHENE SM2 SUKOSKY SM3 MARTIN SM3 TAAL SMSA PUALIS SIGNALMAN! A SIGNALMEN ' S job is to establish visual communications, he performs this task by using internation- al MORSE CODE SYMBOLS VIA DIRECTIONAL NON-DIRECTIONAL FLASHING LIGHT FOR LONG-RANG COMMUNICATIONS. SEMAPHORE (SIGNALING BY HAND-HELD FLAGS) FOR SHORT-RANGE COMMUNICATIONS. AND THE USE OF 68 FLAGS AND PENNANTS (KNOWN AS FLAGHOIST FOR TACTICAL SIGNALING AND MANEUVERING RADIOMAN: THE PRIMARY JOBS OF RADIOMEN ARE TO PROVIDE EXTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS WITH OTHER SHIPS AND SHORE STATIONS ON BOTH VOICE AND DATA NETS THE DISTANCE OF COMMUNICATIONS CAN BE A FEW MILES APART IN SHIP ' S COMPANY OR THOUSANDS OF MILES SENT BY SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS 24

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RM1 REEDER RM1 EVANS RM1 WRIGHT ' 1 J r — 1 • • 1 Bnr- = ; RM2 GLEADELL RM3 MCALLISTER RM3 LOPINA ?M3 LOMAS RM3 REED ttk. RM3 ALEXANDER 23

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RM1 REEDER SHADES RM3 REED AND SM2 MCINTYRE RELAXING IN THE BERTHING SM3 TAAI WORING WITH HALYARDS RMSN FERLAND WORKING ON ANTENNAS SM3 MARTIN AND SM2 SUKOSKY IN THE SIGNAL SHACK SM2 DUCHENE USING SEMAPHORE TO TALK TO USNS MISPILLION RM3 ALEXANDER HEMMING A DUNGAREE SHIRT RMSA HAWKINS CAUGHT RED-HANDED RMSN CRAWFORD. WHERE IN THE HECK ARE WE? 25