Ramage (DDG 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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peration Department tin RAMAGE is responsible for the tactical employment of sh1p's sensors Qing tactical aircraft when assigned. Additionally, the Operations Depart- assist in every aspect of ship operations. Boatsvvain Mates CBMD hold Ong The Operations Departmen and weapons, and control ment personnel control or of the oldest ratings in the nited States Navy They are experts in deck seamanship and a vast series U . of evolutions, including u derway replenishment. Cryptologic Technicians personnel CCTD operate n and maintain electronic equipment used in the detection, analysis, and identification of emissions in ru the electromagnetic spect m. They also Work in the deception of enemy sensors. Intelligence Spe- cialists CISJ analyze intelfigence information, and assemble and analyze multi-source operational intelligence in order to create and present briefings on countless topics. Operations Specialists COSJ operate radar, navigation, and communication equipment in the Combat Information Center CCICJ. They evaluate information, identify surface and air contacts, and determine target data such as range, bearing, and altitudes. Information System Technicians CITJ operate the ship's radio communications systems involving voice, teletype, and digital data link circuits. They transmit and receive messages using various means and route messages electronically. h if f ea 5 , 0 fi . ,X , ' ' , 'J XXL! V' V ' ' ' 5, Q . V , , d xf 3 LT Mcqufea Marisa LTI G Cochran, Brian OPCTQUOUS Off1CCf Electronic Warfare Officer X Ufl itelphens, Robert ENS Garver, Christopher ENS Lambert, Asad 5 tclgeufeilifllit First Lieutenant OI Divigign Qfficer C ' u Jul O4 - Present ff-Q.. ENS Mahal BHIJOI ENS Woodhams Shaun CWO2 Foster Mark Communications Officer Img-,111 gence Officer CIC OH ICC! X I I if N , y ffipu I I I -O 'i' I C Q if 0 1 ef S f ,f m ef X S. if Z '44-V W rw R ,f N I Q, it 9 kj