Ingraham (DD 694) - Naval Cruise Book

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.i 3 . .', l. Z ! I it f . tra, ., n if i ,Q E I A , ' 1 E EXECUTIVE OEEICER 1. x EL i. rf' 'Fi 52: a 'gpg' T ,,Q, I' C' 5 , . - s- 'f , x 5 ffl X. f-sniff' ' , ,ik 2 A ,. 'pl X 'O . 'i F' n i I LCDR GEORGE W. HORSLEY LCDH HORSLEY's previous assignments at sea include duty aboard USS MOUNT MCKINLEY KAGC-7i as Weapons Officer, USS GAINARD KDD-706i as Weapons Officer and USS CALCATENA CDER-3901 as Executive Officer. A In addition, LCDR HORSLEY has served as a Naval Gunfire Liaison Officer with the First Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company and shore duty billets at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Iliinois and the Bureau of Naval Personnel. He joined INGRAHAIVI after attending the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia. Q ! 'X ' I -giiie. :ififfe':iZ

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OPERA T10 S 4 DEPARTMENT HEAD LT. Wiley G. GRANTHANI The Operations Department is composed of approximately forty men divided into two divisions. The Ol Division, Operations Intelligence Division is made up of Radarmen and Electronics Technicians. The Radarmen function not only as operators of radar and ECM equipment, but also man and supervise the Combat Information Center, the nerve center of the ship in a battle situation. The Electronic Technicians are charged with the awesome responsibility of keeping the ship's 87,000,000 worth of electronic equipment in peak operating condition. 5,1 The OC Division, Operations Communications Division includes Radiomen and Signalmen. Together they function as the ears and mouth piece of the ship. The Radiomen operate all of the ship's radios ahd associated equipment, while the Signalmen are responsible for all visual communications of the ship.