Lang (FF 1060) - Naval Cruise Book

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LT. JAY S. SCHUTZMAN OPERATIONS OFFICER OPER TIONS In today's.environment of advanced radar and communications techniques, sophisticated electronic computers, and high-speed weapons systems, a ship must do more than just maintain in order to survive. She must be a sensory platform capable of detecting, analyzing, interpreting, and disseminating a high volume of ever-changing tactical information accurately and reliably. . .EVERY time. The men of LANG's Operations Department combinetheir talents to fulfill this vital role. Operations Specialists, Fladiomen, Ouartermasters, Signalmen, Electronic Technicians, and Electronic Warfare Technicians are skilled in the use of radar plotting and interpretation, radio frequency communications, navigation and meteorology, visual signalling, electronic trouble-shooting and repair, and the 'cloak'n dagger' Wizardry of electronic warfare. Operations incorporates a wide cross section of different abilities, smoothly operating as a unified team to ensure LANG operationally ready anytime, anyvvhere.

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l it 2 i i 2 Z H . I just love these long - winded telephone conversations. You want it by when? i l l i 5 i i No, quite frankly, amputation of the head probably won't help him. L'SIuch a deal,l have for you! Your de ai er says. . . A Did I hear you say 'GFlEASY'? No, it's CREASYP' I love making out my own leave papers! 1