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OZ DIVISION I ' - r l I i IT Lefi to right: CTA2 Shrum. OSSN Tozer, ISC (SW) Roberts and STG2 Swaim OZ division is the Intelligence gathering and generating team onboard Ingersoll. Connprised of personnel from different divi- sions on the ship, this group undergoes training, prior to de- ployment, in photo interpretation, reporting writing and other skills associated with providing the Commanding Officer with the best intelligence estimate available. The men from the land of Oz stand their watches in the Combat Information Center and assist the watch there in making the required reports. 17
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OC DIVISION Front row, left to right: RM1 Foster, RM3 Taylor, RM3 McLatchie, RMSN Smith, SM3 Martin and RMSN Bradford Middle row, left to right: RMS Fernandez, SMS Schlicht. SM2 Magli, ENS Johns, RM2 Janowski, SM2(SW) Webb, and SMC(SW) Agor Back row. left to right; RMCS(SW) Fulnner, RMS Duquin. SMSN Jones, RMS Sims, and RM2 Holden 16 OC division provides the ship with communications, both visual and electronic. The Radiomen operate sophisticated communications equip- ment from satellite radios and receivers to standard teletypes. They process well over 500 messages a day, xeroxing and distributing traffic to the various departments concerned. This is the lifeblood of any afloat command. The Signalmen practice the almost lost art of visual communi- cations through flashing light, signal flags and semaphore. Personnel in OC division receive their formal training in San Diego, CA and Orlando,
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