Oklahoma City (CLG 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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rf. v I u. , ia- .7 gx ffxf il OL DIVISION The importance of a sharp lookout is demon- strated constantly on the Oklahoma City. Time- ly and accurate reporting contributes to the safe rwatigation of the ship. OL Division, Operations Lookcuts, are trusted with this task. Two trained seamen stand underway watches at all times abote the bridge, reporting their findings dfrectb-, to the bridge and CIC. OL Dmsion is also a part of the CIC team--recording updates of contact movement on states boards. lm :mart the seamen of OL serve the Officer of 'eve Dex-. as niessengers. All of these responsibili- trfn are can-,bined with the maintenance of the ' yr.-ffost spaces on Oltlalioina City--those sur- f,J,. 'LIl7IQ CO'-JSEVENTHF LT .ind the command -.u .Jr-.req sp.ligi 5. rv, ,. Row One: A. Arndt, O. Felan, C. Pac, 5. Sac - 4. 33: T Pash, J, Hoifecker, J. Whitby, J. Rogers, S. Hills, S. Amble, B. Jaasl-ti. fir. 'H 'hlqmgn

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.. 5 i OW DIVISION OW Division, made up of seven radarmen, one electronics technician and one electronic warfarman, is charged with the responsibility of operating and maintaining the com- plex passive and active electronic warfare equipment onboard. Among their duties are the collec- tion of electronic intelligence, opera- tion of the ships's missile defense system and support of command with tactical electronic warfare sup- port measures. ln order to perform proficiently, these men must maintain a tremen- dous aniount of personal knowlege that must be updated on a nearly daily basis. fat. I'l I if ,pw F- Mm gd, t,,ia, Mfaa.. .--He . . I - J, N C d I Bow One: J. Scobba, E. Pena, J. Hoffecker, D. Basor, B. Miller. Bow Two. Vv, Neeley, H. Bryant, IC UV Y K. Kirchgesler, B. Reed, B. Walker.