O Callahan (FF 1051) - Naval Cruise Book

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OE Division ETC Luna ll is UDCDCE .i x U o o o . P E , , , , I dll' e a 9?g. -l. y 5 H-- 4 nm I E ET1 Reddy ET2 Fowler ET2 Jordan ET3 Burroughs ET3 Carpenter ET3 Mueller ET3 Murray ET3 Shelton OE Division, who repairs and maintains all of the electronics equipment in CIC, Ra- dio Central, and the Bridge, encountered few major equipment failures. All failures were promptly restored. OE Division spent most of their Alaskan liberty time actively hiking, fishing, and picture-taking. Scenic ports, such as Homer, Kodiak, and Juneau, found most of the division exploring sights like glaciers and mountain valleys. With the Alaskan deployment being an apparent once in a lifetime chance, the division wasted no time in seeing the captivating panorama. ua, X 1 W Valentine wants me to slgn for a re Al and Steve S TV and Rad10 Repair match? Shop .K 'I . Yi' A -Z : , ' r x r su if 1 ll ' ' . 'fi p W, A , . , . ir .Q ' f : i 5 - - 1 111 , . 1 1 1-A W: X , O 66 ' . - S cc -' - 99 . 79 .

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OI Division OI Division includes Operations Specialists COSD and Electronic Warfare Technicians CEWJ. In port, the division is responsible for updating charts and publications, conduct training for all personnel, and perform routine maintenance on selected OS gear and EW equip- ment. Underway, the OSs stand watches in CIC and are responsible for assisting the Officer of the Deck in the safe navigation, shipping avoidance in crowded sea lanes, communications with various com- mands, and intelligence gathering. The EWS maintain a vigilant watch over their equipment in CIC, scan- ning the electromagnetic spectrum for potentially dangerous emitters, classifying and localizing them, al- ways alert to the fact that hostilities could occur at any moment. During the NORPAC deploy- ment, members of OI Division fished the waters of Alaska for salmon and halibut, played softball for the ship's softball team, and in- vestigated unique Alaskan land- marks such as glaciers, wildlife, and abandoned gold mines. EW2 Brenner OS2 Fugate OS2 Hill OS2 Hinkle OS2 Mak OS2 Malwitz EW3 Abbott EW3 Bennett EW3 Jowaisas OS3 McFarland EWC CSWD Collie OSC Wheeler if 1 I I 1 l E il K 1 l l OSI Case OS1 Liuzzi EW2 Boykin I ' 1 I 1 I -Y f 1 A l A l 34 I l