King (DLG 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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PUST on 1 -'lx' George- - a n o t h e r twenty-three money orders for this we-ek'stake. -12:4 1 if-JN i .-'S Now, be a good sport, Bobbof ET's sometimes visit fhide inj the DS shop. ...J Man the whale boats in 2 4

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. OE 'F-. 0 , , i W . 'wt y -- J fh 1 -' in .Q I K., g ,t ' ' -32 Left to right, front: SN WAL- TERS, ET3 WHITE, ETSN SITTON. ET2 WEBER. Back: fi it ' fd' Peiof ge- .- :fi Teach us, Professor. ET1 POMEROY, ET3 Fowr- ER, ET2 DEVLIN, ETSN FREEMAN. A I E R 5 1 Left to right, front: ETSN ETl TRINKLE, ET2 SCHU- JOLLY ET2 HOYT, ET3 WOU- MAKER, ETl ULLMER, ET2 l TERS, ETSN MARTIN. Back: TARDY. AJ' f ' -L ' ' 4 .'- OE Division used to be 2' xg- It 1 the ET's and DS's although ' their respective shops were T several decks apart and their maintenance was rarely on related equipment. Thus, OE exiled the DS's to OD and they 1 all get along just fine. The ET's are kept quite busY maintaining our radar re- peaters, antennas, and trans- mittersg every radio antenna, transmitter, receiver, OF Q 45- ! transceiver on the ship.. all our IFF gear and the highly complex EW equipment. A 5

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w .,,xl-Q ,, -' i W A ' r -:rq, I,'! '- 4. , p 71 -, , Af' A7 OI Left to right, front: RD3 POTTS, RDSN SKIDMORE, RDSN HARMON, RDSN ZIPF, RDSN STEFFAN, RD2 PAUL, RDSN ALLISON, RDSN KAUF- MAN, RD3 HALL, RDSN BRA- TEN, RDI SMITH. Middle: RDSN CATINARI, RDSN AMOLE, RD2 LEEMAN, RD3 JACKSON, RD2 SCHAFER, RD2 MATSUMOTO, RD3 LE- WIS, RDSN SMEDLEY, RDSN KRISTOFF, EWI LINDER. Back: RDSN KNODELL, RDSN GRASSEL, RDSN JONES, RD3 Cl-IEW, RDSN ROBERTS, RD3 KAUPERT, RD2 LOWE, RD3 LOFTON, RDSN LAUX, RD2 MEADOWS. Not shown: RDI CARLSON RDI GILLEN, RDC NEWELL, RD3 SUGAI. Chief NEWELL, RDI CARLSON The RD's do more than stare at radar scopes and clean passageways. To be a radarman, you must be accli- mated to frigid climates and have nerves of steel. In Con- dition Ill, CIC, the underway- home of the RD's, becomes a haven for all those working on an ulcer or a nervous break- down. Nowhere else on the ship can a person be expected to OWIJIIQT Tail UCI, .Q 7 X Sl . fl- 1 nf i +4 1 ff- f , k I Q xx ,C i 1' 4l'!ll'l I I! ' 1 l i I monitor five radio circuits, the bitch-box , and the sound- powered phones, and remain cool throughout any tactical situation. Aside from being abreast of the ship's operations at all times, the RD's aid in navigating the ship safely, con- trol aircraft, and eternally look out for approaching ships or aircraft.