Kearsarge (LHD 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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U...feeds?aQieSst1i5DA2ef.1gafaf G: efefred to as Helicopter Direction Center lHDCl OC Division coordinates all matte r . . I rs pertaining to flight operations. HDC is KEARSAFlGE's monly trol center. Qualified controllers provide control and status keeping of all aircraft operations under the direction ofthe Air Operations m me can in control of aircraft after launch and retaining control until transferred to a mission controller. Following a mission, HDC resumes and rassunl vigil the aircraft is safely back on deck. Air Traffic Controllers combine technical expertise with various radar equipment to provide T222 the capability to launch and recover aircraft in any weather condition. ln addition to safety of flight, HDC often liaisons with PriFly and - ' t'cs and rsonnel movement. Deck Deba 'a 0 'O' 'ws ' pe LT MICHAEL BOBINGER ACC JAMES BAKER 55' ACC ROBIN MANGHAM M ACI ROBERT BACON ACI MARK BROWN ACI PHILUP MORGAN ,......-- AC2 BRIAN CHESTER A AC2 JACK COLEMAN f. f AC2 FLOYD NICHOLS fi AC2 ELIJAH SPILLER wr, - Y A sf ACI .IOHN STRANAHAN 'L- AC3 JOSHUA ABRAMOWIIZ . AC3 BRANDON JONES 35 I' AC3 SADIE WILUAMS . I AC3 KORTIAND HILLIARD 4 . 9 ACAN DWA YNE AC3 PHIUP SANIURN ' ACAA JEANANORETFWQQ H' Q ' . . h e the SUPPOH Rest assured, YOur service IS Unqwshoned' You OV , Y of the citizens ot the United States of Amer C ll tomilies. They core and they i o and OUV believe in YOU- OPSH83 ACAA