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CIC DIVISION LTJG Michael S. Hil OSl(SW) Andrew R. Baum ■9 OSC(SW AW) Gregory B. Tanner 0S1(SW AW) Aubrey A. Craven OSl Michael D. Simmons OSC(SW) David V Tola 0S2 Raymond L. Berger 25
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OPERATIONS LT Glen B. Quast Operations Officer The Operations Department is comprised of four di isions with four officers, one Senior Chief three Chiefs and approximately 80 enhsted personnel The departments principle role is to support MclNERNEY m sustained operations at sea as part of a Joint Task Force or as an indepc?ident unit in air warfare, surface warfare, undersea warfare, or electronic warfare against the enemy. Secondary roles include fixed and rotary wing air control, electronic communications, refueling and replenishment at sea, infomiation warfare, search and rescue, and small boat oper ations. COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION: Operates and maintains McINERNEYs IT-2 1 fleet communications suite. Infomiation Systems Technicians are responsible for the shipboard L.AN and all exterior communications, to include Satellite. UHF. and HE systems. DECK DIVISION: Preserves and maintains the cleanliness of the exterior of the ship. Boatswains Mates, one of the oldest jobs in the Navy, operate and maintain the ground tackle, mooring lines, and related deck seamanship equipment. CIC DIVISION: Collects, processes, evaluates, displays, and disseminates combat and operational information. pro idmg a Recognized Maritime Pictvirc. Operation Specialists assist the Bridge Team with the safe navigation of the ship by maintaining complete na igational and surface contact plots. INTEL DIVISION: Collects and disseminates intelligence information. Electronic Warfare Technicians conduct electronic support measures and mainiain an elTectn e emission control plan. 24
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0S2 Matthew D. Schrocr OS2 •ranklin D. Trimble Jr. Abo c left: OPS on the port bridge wing ho e: The FLIR that helped us eatch the bad gu s Opposite page clockwise from top left: C DR Ross w ith OS3 Breskovic, OS2 Meyer and OS2 (irandsoult on the Oil 1. OSC(S AW) Tanner with AMCS( AW) Moore discussing the art of Steel Beach . The Captain advancing LTJCi McKenna. LT.lCi Norman. LTJC lill. [,T.Ki Tomlinson and LT.I(i Deahl. as the CMC and the BULL look on OS.i Breskox ic with the catch of the da . 26
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