Ingersoll (DD 990) - Naval Cruise Book

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SM2 John Myers hoists a signal. RM2 Kenly Goes delivers an immediate message to LTJG Les Richardson in the pilot house. ' J Communicators communicating- Midway through the deploy- ment the radio shacl passed the 100.000 mark of messages pro- cessed Since INGERSOLL was placed in commission. 55

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COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION L«ft to right: SM2 J Myers. RM3 Edwards. LTJG J Marshall. SM2 J Dvorak. RM2 R Shefl. RM2 M Var ielgerhuis. SM 1 B McCauley. RM2 K Goes. RM2 A Nelson. RM2 M OWarez. RMSN B Keilh. RM2 L Cospei. RMI J Peasley. RMC Klain. SM2 G Cecil. RM1 8 Paylon. RM1 M Saus No evolution could ever be conducted at sea without the communications required for advanced planning and coordination The radiomen of the Communications division provide communications by radio links N tt) other ships and shore commands, whether across the formation or across the world. When short-range com- munications are needed between ships, the signalmen are always ready to employ their skills at flashing light, semaphore, and flag hoist. 54

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FIRST DIVISION Top row: LTJG B Werl2. BMSN J Luckenbill. BM2 Taylor. BM3 C Stark. SN R Daniels. SN B Bixby. BM2 D Troth. SN F Hutchinson. SN V Beiarano. SN C Gutshall. SN D Shaw. BMC C Sandlin. BM1 A Riggs Bottom row: SN R Fridley. BM3 D Jolitfe. SN C. Eber. SN C Faux. BMSN E Lancelte. SN M Kenneway. SN D Philips, SN K Lrvecy 56 Top row: BMC P McDonnell. SN L Magill. SN L Shaw. SN V Jones. SN W Warman. SN J Mon- tgomery. SN D Hickey. BM2 C Franklin Bottom row: SN A Diaz. 8M3 L Davis. SN M Carlson. BMSN R Herron. 6N J Dunn. SN T Hall