John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Telecom- munications Maintenance Division is home to some of the most accomplished Electronics Technicians and Interior Communica- tions Electricians in the Navy. They are tasked with performing preven- tive and corrective main- tenance on a vast array of C4I equipment vital to John C. Stennis ' mission success. Among their many responsibilities, one will find Line of Sight, HF, VHP and all satellite communication systems, video telecon- ferencing, secure briefing systems, on-off ship tele- phone systems, television receiving and distribu- tion systems, flight deck communications, crypto devices, and the ever present Hydra System; a walkie-talkie system used ship-wide. The bottom line is that CS2 ensures the war fighters ' commu- nication paths are sus- tained and provides the crew with 20 ' Century necessities, telephones and TV ' s from anywhere in the world. 118 CO]VtBAT CS-2