Harry Yarnell (DLG 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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Mlj V Ji DS2 M. A. Arena DS2 P. A. Berger EW3 R. T. Bissonettex ETNSN K. L. Wright K ETC J. M. Lynch DS2 J. A. Wenderoth DS2 T. E. Roeth DS2 D. E. Robertson DS3 R. J. Oritz DS3 R. L. CoyleX DS3 D. E. Shorts y DS3 L. A. McLean V

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OE DIVISION ETR2 T. L. Tyler i ETR2 D. W. Hall The Operational Equipment divi- sion aboard YARNELL consists of ET ' s (Electronics Technicians) and OS ' s (Data System Technicians), which main- tain a variety of equipment essential for contract tracks, navigation, and com- munications. The DS gang works within NTDS (Naval Tactical Data Systems) in interfacing the shipboard computers and peripherals with weapon plat- forms, while the ET gang enters analog inputs via surface and air search radars needed by NTDS for tracking the en- vironment. The ET ' s also maintain OMEGA and LORAN, helpful to the navigation team; with added critical support of receivers and transmitters required for operational communica- tion. These two rates comprise a un- ified effort in presenting an accurate combat picture to the operational per- sonnel. ETR2 D. A. Meiger l ' - ' ETN3 D. J. Calabretta v ETR2 C. R. Bowers ETR3 M. D. Flynn ETR3 B. Hewitt im- s. ETN2 W. D. Perkinsx ETN3 K. L. Bamforth ETN3 J. A. Meyer r ETN3 M. E. MarshmentX

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Ol DIVISION OS3G. J.Scarano OSS E. C. Enman OS3 D. T. Jeanson OS3B. L.Curry OSSA B. L. Baier OS1 H. A. Melah OSC J. W. Henderson Whether we ' re up against air- craft, surface ships, or submarines, CIC must continously provide the bridge and staff with a clear, concise picture of the fast-changing tactical situation. Performing this complex task smoothly requires high levels of skill training, and teamwork from our Operation Specialists, to say nothing of port and starboard watches. OS1 F. A. Reynolds X OSSA J. B. N sner OSSA D. R. Brady X OSS G. McLean OSSA Prisco y OSSA P. ). Ahern OSSG.A.Diles