Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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...,....,,,,......--.- ...A .. .L . . .- A v.. ,,--, ,,,, -.., -,,..,....-, . v OZ Division supports RAIYOER'S in- telligence requirements, providing the Commanding Officer, embarked staffs, and Air Wing with operational, technical and strike planning infor- mation. Located in the Carrier Intel- ligence C enter I C VIC 1, OZ Division is manned by Intelligence Officers and enlisted experts in the Intelligence Specialist IISI, Data Processing IDPJ, and IIIustratorfDraftsman fields. A number of Photographer's Mates augment the intelligence pho- tography. C VIC is divided into four sections: Administration, Mission Planning I responsible for direct sup- port ofthe Air Wing strike functioni, Storage and Retrieval Imaintaining the Intelligence Center computer data basej, and Multi-Sensor Inter- pretation I which receives, Processes and provides intelligence informa- tion to local tactical and national level commandersi. Working with the other divisions in the intelli- gence field, OZ Division provides the vital information necessary for suc- cessful Battle Group operations. 1 L OZ cDR Posey, K. LT Bass, J. LT Hearing, J. LTJG Furland, J. LTJG Roller, J. ISC Bennett, W. DMC Mills, R. IS1 Condon, D. IS1 McNally, S. IS1 0'Shea, T. IS1 Riggs, J. IS1 Waugh, C. IS2 Asbell, B. IS2 Joiner, T. IS2 Robinson, DIVISIO ,-- Fisk: 1 ra xr: 4 X as X qm- V Q T. I 152 Rupp, M. Hifi-1 'E 'J QTL.. ligqg, L. by 4 R . .- 140 OZ D!Vi.f5Ifif'i K N....,,.,-..,..........,,. .Z ,. ,, . 27 5 42,1-x, vi, fa 'wn QV 'Civ' X41 :HIL 1-A 1 1P 411555 V 4- 9

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OP Division is divided into two work centers -the main Photo Lab and the Intelligence Lab. While at sea, both operate around the clock in support of RANGER, embarked staffs and the Air Wing. Located on the third deck, the main lab employs 16 of the divi- sion 's 21 personnel. Its responsibil- ities include: photographic support of industrial and public affairs re- quirements, studio portraits, and processing film and prints. However, most ofthe work fulfills public affairs requirements. The Intelligence Photo Lab, located in CVIC, sup- ports all intelligence and reconnais- sance requirements for RA NGER, the embarked staffs and the Air Wing. Manned by only five Photomates, the CVIC Lab produces photographs from film used during flight mis- sions. This includes film from pilot- held cameras as well as 1000-foot rolls of reconnaissance film from cameras mounted on the F-I4 air- craft. During WESTPAC '87, the com- bined efiorts from both labs resulted in more than 100,000 pictures, many of which have been used in this book. OP DI WSI O 'T 'dv '23 'i -mu wg Hull -6- C W02 Martin, G. PH1 Leahy, li. P111 Sevigny, D. Y y at PH2 Gray, T. be I QA 2 PH2 Layman, D. PH2 Smothermon, M. Y if PH5 Arnold, R. PH5 Strand, M. wi l T cv 'K -ITL PH5 Wimmer, R. PHAA Hechabarria, D. PHAA Henry, B. PHAA Shirley, B. PHAA Yankee, C. fl. AA Nyborg, D. OP DIVISION 159 PHAH Pendleton, T. DKSIY Rodriguez, P.

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'01, QQ'-4. fax Y Y V 3 1 3 if 1 '1 41 .6- OZ DIVISION ICOIYTJ 152 Wood, 5. DF2 Yurth, G. DF5 Doyle, T. 155 Hugel, H. ,QQ DM5 Johnson, R. 155 Jones, D. 155 McCabe, C. 155 Reynia, T. 'I 8 N7 155 Weyenberg, G. I55N Bogue, R. y I551Y Cloptorz, J. y DP51Y Kern, B. 'U 'W SH Ortegoza, 51'1 Quesada, J. 155A Davis, M. OZ DIVISION 141