Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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i I N-Z DIVISION HX. .ul f' -.- 61- ..,,. Front row L to R: R. Griffin YN2, T. Pesznski, CT3, C. Lagerl CT2 M Rasmussen CTSN R Koch YN3 K Langle CT3 , . , . , . y T. Spurr CT3, R. Meadows CTSN, A. Haizlip CT2g Back row L to R: D. Langlois CT3, 1. Weber CT2, G. Tinder YN1 R. Monschein CT2, R. Dickert CTSN, L. Nelson CT3, C. Green DMI From up on the O3 level just aft on the bridge behind the locked doors of the intelligence office, the intelligence division keeps the Admiral informed on the intelligence situation within the Seventh Fleet area of operations and ensures that fleet units receive the necessary intelli- gence required for planning and execution of fleet operations. The intelligence division, known as SPOOKS because of their reticence to discuss information with other personnel unless they have a need to know, provides a daily briefing for the Admiral and his staff which is prepared by the duty intelligence officer and supported by yeomen and draftsmen in the division who prepare visual aids. I

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L to R: P. Goins CT2, L. Friend CT2, F. Murphy CT2, 1. Klarich CT2, P. Carmichael CT2, R. Jordon CT2, T. Denardis CT2, W. Wallarab CT2, VV. Remner CT2 i L to R: G. Daniels CT3, R. Whiteside CT2, G. Arnold CT3 R. Fairs - 'Q - - N2 oiviec. DMSN, R. Rogers CTSN, A, Gilbcrt Y 4