Philippine Sea (CVS 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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CCD:-ll' dwiailow, This division has the responsibility of manning the brains of the ship- Combat Information Center-as Well as several of the lookout stations and various talker's positions on the bridge and flag bridge. In CIC information flows in all directions concerning radar piloting and navigation, Carrier Con- trolled Approach, Electronic Counter Measures and tactical maneuvers. Air- planes are voice-controlled by officers and men of the air control rate and accurate plots are kept on all ASW activities. Men Working in subdued light, Watching radar scopes Cpopularly called teevyb, plotting all sorts of data with multi-colored grease pencils: this is the picture of Combat in operation as part of the Hunter-Killer team. Its a bzrd :ts a plane Row l: N P Anderson, C R Anderson, D R Austin, R E Bailey, W M C Beaumont, LT F S Kunkle Jr ENS T Mauldm, C C Chavers, R D Blackmore, B Boggan, C M Bowlen, A L Hergenreder. Row 2: G T Bridges, J E Brooks, D N Campbell, D W Campbell, GL Clark, T L Clayton, M J Coen HL Corum W R Curtis, R A Dedrick, T M Harban. Row 3: H P D'Gerolamo, R R Edwards, R E Draper, D M Fanara, R G Evans, R W Fehr J M Hemstreet R G Goldschmidt, C C Hampton, F l Hampton, O H Grauberger. M . X i J W f M, .5 4 if f 1 f Y S9 X , , tiff! Q, ,gs as A Q' WSW,

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Row 7 D G Morgan F A Akers LT W L Parks, R J Roorfy, J R Porrloff, L H Rofcllff. Row 2: E D Bizef, .I R Sweet, P R Moore, M C Solomon, R E Young, J E Bullard. QDA dwimlon Aerology is the Navy term for 'meteorology, which is the technical term for the study of the Weather, the most influential ally or merciless foe of any military organization. We in Aerology gather all possible Weather infor- mation and V study itg record it for future reference. Then We apply it in accurate analysis and forecasting, a job which entails tak- ing upper-air balloon soundings Cthose funny things We send up from the flight deck now and thenb, plotting and analyzing Weather maps and maintaining accurate Weather logs of local conditions. NOTICE: 0-A Division is not responsible for picnics that are rained out or liberty that is muddy. Any how, we could have told you so. jp. Www These damn forecasts keep interrupting our game. 9 .ll

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