Philippine Sea (CVS 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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I wonder what this little gadget is in here for ? C Q-E L division Snap! Crackle! Pop! No, not break- fast foods. Just the remnants of an ET Who forgot to discharge a capacitor -but not aboard the Phil Sea, whose electronics gang boasts the finest group of technicians in the fleet. Undeterred by darkness or undecipherable schem- atics, these men keep the hundreds of units of electronic gear in peak operating condition. That includes seven major radar installations, over thirty radar re- peaters and dozens of radio transmitters and receivers, each with hundreds of components. Anyone interested in know- ing something about the mal- formed milkcan on the top of the mast may show his security clearance to any El- ectronics Technician and be happily checked out. ow D L Thompson, .I E Maroney, Jr., L L Flaiban, ENS N E Sumner, LT R Irving, CWO A'J Tarantino, T .I Dawson, B I Ferguson, E A Van Hyffe, H M Hood. Row 2 C W George, G C Wonn, E N Harn, C E Rebholz, E C Moore, E L Quillen, .I I Killingsworfh, .I R Nicklas, P E Trav, L .I Nale, E H Augustin, E L Evans. Row 3 H K Brewingfon, .I E Wheeler, R C Reynolds.

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X: Ss 3 X-. X FX X s S ss. - JF 5 S Sww 'Op X KV X 5 . SS' w 3 it I ,ul 1. It's really quite simple...it's all done with mirrors. QD? diualaion, Before the ship and it's embarked squadrons can attack an enemy, much information must be gathered, doing this gathering, evaluating and disseminating are the men of Air Intelligence. They work closely with the pilots about to fly out on a mission, briefing them on what to expect from and of the enemyg upon the return of the planes Air Intelligence H debriefs the pilots, to learn what they did and saw. In conjunction with AIO, the Photographic Laboratory covers simulated and actual battles, historical or newsworthy events, Naval Intel- ligence, public information, aircraft launches and recoveries and, in their spare time, takes the pictures that you see in this book. O-P Divi- sion also supplies the Yeoman that keep up the 0Derations Department records and Who usually must be Daged on the MC to open the office. -.fa-wig, Row l: R L Esp, R L Wickes, LCDR G Johnson, R F Tellas, C E Schreiber, J G Tatum. Row 2: D E Davis, B D West, W K Rowland, G O Gillespie, C S Caudill, T R Wheaton, C H Williams, D E WQIIQCQ J C McDonald, G L Becker, D J Crooks, O V Williams, J S McKiver. Will