Manley (DD 940) - Naval Cruise Book

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ETN3 Kube ETRZ P McDonald ETN3 J. McKisic SN R. Painte ' up X' 7' i ETNBJ Poppell ETN3D ROb1ChaLDC ETN2 R, L. Walker- Why Mr. Dodson, what are You X, Y doing out of your rac EI-RZ H Shmn ETNZ R Walker ETR2 P,W. McDonald- I bet this will give chief Willoughby something to worry abou . Divi ion Undoubtedly one of the most efficient ET Gangs to serve on board MANLEY, OE Division provided for the maintenance and care of all electronic equipment on board. The remarkably low down time of all electronic gear contributed directly to MANLEY's fulfillment of all missions off the coast of Vietnam. While on station in the Tonkin Gulf, OE Division assisted the Radarmen by supplying personnel to supplement the watch in CIC. The high percent of extensions and re-enlist- ments in OE Division stands as proof of their dedication and professionalism. 9 4 rv. i, ' 'e -H gg -' ,Z . I J, if A sv' 'v', 'fs' .i. I vt 'x if I LTJG O. DODSON OE DIVISION OFFICER L. t-9 18 rr! ik' T ,ff Z EINSN B. Doll'Arimi ETNZ W. ? N' Q it X, ' f i 'l ! -vig: 'fir I sf