Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Operations Intelligence Division consists of Radarmen who man the OK CITY Combat Information Center. The Radarmen are highly important to the combat readiness of the ship. An enemy can be engaged only after he is detected, and the ship's ability to detect an airborne or surface enemy depends upon the alertness and skill of her Radarmen. The Radarmen are on the job around the clock performing functions in navigation, communica- tions, early warning, electronic warfare, naval gunfire support coordination, and a variety of other necessary functions. They keep a continuous and current plot on all air and surface contacts and disseminate pertinent information concerning these expeditiously and precisely, to other areas of the ship and other units. The Operations Intelligence Oli Division of the OKLAHOMA CITY does this job with the utmost endeavor and distinction, and have earned the big green iefficiencyf E to prove it. To the officers and enlisted men of Ol Division, there's a big job ahead, but who could be more qualified than you... OK CITY Radarmenff UE DIVISION -'DPW 0921 4:1 4 Front row L to R: M, Nelson ET1, B. Tracy ETN2, R. McCoy ETN2, I. Sada ETN2, C, Thompson ETN2g Back row L o R: R. Mahan ETN2, W. Miller II ETR2, W. Wheelock ETN3, R. Vallefuoco SN ,J

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DI DIVISION 4... Y I ffxm , . -XX i gf? XXX!!! X X I N. I S R at ,' , x' , f . I f X X 1 Xl X ' Q 'SI SK Front row L to R: i-I. Tichenor RD3, T. Fitzgerald RDSN, L. McDaniel RD2, 1. Dobbs RDSA, D. Newcomb RDSN, L. Hall RD3,T Giarratfa RDSN, R. Lee RDSN, S. Tout SN, 1. Hancock SNQ Back row L to R: B. Baker RD3, l. Guglielmino SN, M. Apakarain RD3, C. Bauer RD3, C. Vermillion RD3, F. Ashault RDSN, R. Aucbey RDSN, l. Crowtber RDSN, S. Gaylord SN -Tm ...aiqv R R Front row L to R: S. Kaminaga RD3, L. Fletcher RD1, D. Smith RD2 M Detherage RD2 I S11 RD2 D Weirich ' ' I f , . .tior . . RD3, R. Tracey RD3 W. Squires RD3' Back row L to R- M Scblobohm RD' ' . l 1 ' ' If O, , - ' RD3, M. Mathis RD3, H. Bryant RD3, i. Seaman RD3 Doll Rm' G' l'? 'S0 Rm' l' Sllaubel .....mN-I-1w.w,faQ Aw I. .X R .X ,Q X X . X xx l 2 l

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