Lang (FF 1060) - Naval Cruise Book

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,W Z tg? K' , K if 'J TA 'M W. 4' x 1 S 1 ENS Charles T. FERGUSON LTfjgl MASTERSON, DK1 Emeterio B. SANTOS, ENS Charles T Disbursing Officer FERGUSON. -4 DIVISIO S-4 Division may be thought of as the ship's banker, as well as the smallest division onboard. The Disbursing Officer is accountable for literally thousands of dollars in monetary funds. Under his purview, the Disbursing Clerk maintains a personal financial record for every member of the crew. He also computes individual tax deductions, processes travel claims, sets up automatic allotments, and reviews leave and earning statements. But the Disbursing Officer's responsibilities do not stop there. He must frequently assist in the inventory of many varieties of stocked goods kept onboard and ensure ship's supply stays ahead of projected demand. CAs the supply ofticer's right hand many, the D.O. coordinates the many functions of S-3 Division, and during flight quarters is the assistant to the helo control officer.

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LT. WILLIAM C. CLAIR WEAPONS OFFICER EAPGNS The LANG is a WARSI-IIP. Without our weapons department, 'LANG wouldn't be a warship. She vvouldn't be able to fight or carry out her primary mission, which is anti- submarine warfare. Weapons personnel operate and maintain our missiles, rockets, torpedoes, and guns as vvell as our fire control radar and long range sonar. They chip paint, haul mooring lines, stand bridge and sonar watches, operate LANG's boats, and perform the many tasks necessary to underway replenish stores, fuel and ammunitions safely and swiftlyttime after time. 'They make LANG into a highly viable weapons platform , in addition to keeping her at peak readiness in her other capabilities of escort and search and rescue. Sonar Techs, Boatsvvain's Mates, Gunners Mates, Fire Control Techs. . .the weapons team.