King (DLG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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O I ii - - 1 J-- ■ FRONT ROW-PHILLIPS W.P . ; PATTERSON J . M . ;HERNANDUZ D .C . j COUNTS L.E. , RIVERA P .N . ; HEDLEY W .A . ; GOOCH J .A . BACK ROW-LEROY K.R.; THOMPSON W. B.; WALTER J . R .; TRI P LETT J.T. ; PUSTEK R.4.; MATTHIES R.E. WATSON F . E . , ' JOHNSON J. A.; PECORADOR.A. JWREDBERGC.J. ; CURRY W.A.J RUHEC.N.; FISH J.R. AREN D .M . ;PEARSON M .6 . ;GRENIA D .C . ;GORDAN C , L. ; UTJG TISDALE THE OPERATIONS ELECTRONICS DIVISION , OR O E Dl V I S ION , AS THEY ARE MORE COMMONLY CALLED, IS MADEUP OFTHE ELECTRONICS ABOARD THE KING. THE ETS MAINTAIN AND RE- PA IR THE VAR lOUS ELECTRON IC EQU I PM ENT ON BOARD INCLUDING: THE SEARCH AND HEIGHT FINDING RADARS WITH THEIR INDICATORS AND REPEATERS LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE SHIP ; THE MANY TRANSMITTERS AND RECEIVERS USED FOR VOICE, CODE, AND TELETYPE EQUIP- MENT. ETS ALSO KEEP EQUIPMENT SUCH AS TACAN, DRONE CONTROL AND RADIAC IN OPERATION . FROM THE TOP OF THE MAST TO THE KEEL, FROM THE FORCASTLE TO THE FANTAIL, THE KING IS LOADED WITH THE LATEST ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENT AND IN THESE MANY SPACES, YOU WILL FIND ETS WORKING TO KEEP IT IN TOP OPERATING CON D IT I ON AND WHEN NECESSARY- OPERATING IT. WHEN SOMETHING CEASES TO GIVE TOP PERFORMANCE , ESPEC lALLY ON E OF THE FOUR TELEVISION RECEIVERS, YOU USUALLY HEAR SOMEONE SCREAM, CALL AN ET . . .HE ' LL Fl ; IT . AND HE DOES . ' WE ' VE DECIDED TO RECONSIDER YOUR CHIT FOR ELECTRONICS SCHOOL FILiTRUR '

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