Lang (FF 1060) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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My '2 gf iff From left to right, front row - ENS Charles F. THUMA, prospective CommlOl, LTljgl William A. BPY PMSN Allan L., JOHNSON, PM2 Mark R. PITMAN, RMSN Dennis L. 'CAL Communications Officer LENDEP, RM3 Randy K. SHERPOD, LTljgll3RY. Second row - PMSA. Michael D. BROWN, PC3 Timothy J. SULLIVAN, RM3 Harold F. FELLOWS. Third row- .ye i , sMsN David E,sPENcER, nM2.EmeSr L PADEN,srv1sN Jeffrey D. sALis- i I' BUPY, SM3 Allan J. PANNIEP, RMSN Spencer S. HAIWKINS. Backrowg PM2 f Jose CQ ALVARADO, RM1 Robert J. CUMMINGS, SM3 Eric A. DAVIS. ' ZX S,-Q - Communications is the keyf' to OC Division. As our link with the outside world, the radiomen, signalmen, and postal clerk of OC Division are responsible for transmitting and receiving all operational and administrative information swiftly and securely. Radio- men work lon h ' J ' 7 L ' , g ours underway and rnport processing the hundreds of messages that h provide the two-way communication exchange necessary for command decision making I r and planning. Padiomen also perform limited maintenance on their equipment and 1 associated antenna systems. The signalmen use visual signaling techniques that origi- 5 nate from the days of sail and cannon but with the modern e ui ment d , q p an standardized procedures needed to keep pace with rapidly changing tactical environments From the Post Office comes the postal clerk and you can imagine what d . . . e oes. Besides sorting and distributing thousands of letters and packages during the deploy- ment, PC sold 382,417.72 in money orders and a total number of stamps valued at 353,896.79 Supplemented with an occasional delivery from the mailbuo t h y wa c , the PC is dedicated to picking up mail anytime and anywhere it's available. Neither rain, nor fog, nor seasonal typhoon will keep PC from. .. r 5.4 Y f . i ,ig my l 2 28 l . - 'E-f We-. - S- .. - ' Y V L- T4 , 'TP'+1'f f '7TiiT'7if'7?T 'r A' ' . .- ,. ..l V -. . - .. w ,. f'a..f.. f -mfr'-f 4 rr-1' ' -f-' -X - ' '