Hank (DD 702) - Naval Cruise Book

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BRIDGE A. Free, QMC P. Harris, QM3 J. Robbins, BM3 D. Halstead, QM3 rj y , J. Siracusa, SN R. Waxman, SN f , X . X N . 6 0 i W J W If J. Howell, SN W. Williamson, SN I !A O 5 u , ,. ll 1 if J. Bolin, SN H. Jones, SN ,, ! ' A 1 f J ' li J. Venable , SN fig , ,X f , 4 I . . un'

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O-I DIVISION O-C DIVISION The Operations Department aboard a modern ship of the Navy has mush- roomed in importance with the advent of electronic devices which aidlin navigation, communication, and the conduct of naval Warfare. Radarmen channel invaluable information to the bridge, making tricky maneuvers seem simple to an Officer of the Deck often hampered by Wind, water, and darkness. Electronics Technicians keep vital equipment operating under nearly impossible conditions. The Signalmen are alert around the clock for visual signals that run the gamut from semaphore to infra-red light, The Quartermasters aid the Navigator in determining ship's position and maintain the Quartermaster's Notebook with the wealth of information it contains. The Radiomen handle countless messages which may vary in content from birth announcements to classified employment schedules. Lastly, the Yeomen, working in what is probably the world's smallest office, handle all the ship's cor- respondence and keep personnel records for the entire crew.

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ADIOIVIEN -11 C. Look, RM1 C. Brown, RM3 1 I rf P W GEMM 1:5 derail! . X - Bsen xr 5 G. -nite? V ze pf 1 QQ Q g Q ' 'O 00? f f Jr' E 2 Z -, 000 Z T. Kennedy, R543 J. Lea, T123 ' 1 . I 1 K 4 1' S 'WV .X X ff 1 G. Hutchko, RM3 G. Tedder, RM3 F. Donarumo , SN Hatche11,' SN' L. Hobbs, SN P. Sadler, SN A. Andino, SN EOIVIEN W. Balkcom, YN2 J, Feltner, YN3 J., Robinette, SN G. Burton, SN