Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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OE El! aff . . X.. DIVISION ICO 3 T! 1 Yr ex . 'll if FC5 Mc:FaII, K. FC5 Morgan, D. 'eb F C5 Peterson, D. FC5 Smith, D. Y. L.. F C5 Swanzey, M. FC5 Watson, J. FCSIY Busby, M. FCSN Falkenstein, G. ' 1 I SN Martin, T. SN Siva, D. 7 .2 FC2 Parrish, D. FC2 Rose, M . I M FC2 Smith F C5 Borgwardt, C. FC5 Gruber, S. . FC2 GALLA WAY AND FC2 MERRILL RE BUILD ONE OF THE CIWS GUNS ,K .FA 115 'Y' I' 1 H BIRDS AWA Y! FC5 EUNICE INSFECTS A SEA SPARROW LAUNCHER WITH FCSN BUSBY. OEM DIVISION 147

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OER Division is RANGERS Radar and Navigation equipment repair division responsible for air and surface search radars with Identification Friend or Foe IIFFJ, the Automatic Carrier Land- ing System IACLSl, and a wide variety of navigation equipment. During each underway period, OER work centers consistently keep the navigation equipment in top form for navigating the ocean blue and the channels of the various ports of call. The Air Navigation work center is the eyes and ears of RANGER, always searching the horizon and surround- ing surface, identifying and guiding home our aircraft as well as providing vital navigation information to the Bridge and the Combat Information Center. The ACLS work center main- tains four computer enhanced radar systems, along with the Carrier Air Traffic Control System, to provide the air traffic controllers with all the infor- mation needed to track and land air- craft, just like a big city airport. The SINS work center maintains the 5hip's inertial Navigation equipment, which plots our precise position on the globe around the clock. This infor- mation is fed to all of the aircrad dur- ing their prefiights, and enables each aircraft to navigate independent of thc ship and each other during routinc flights or engagements. Working long hours each day, the men of OER Divi- sion exempli6f a Can Do attitude at all times. OER DI VISI O LTJG Mullens, C. ETC Adams, D. ET1 Cacho, V. ET1 Hess, S. ET 1 Smock, P. ET2 Cooper, G. ET2 Miller, M. ET5 Clay, D. ET5 Franceschi, G. ET5 Gonzalez, M. ET5 Graelii 5. ET5 Harlin. G. ET5 Jamison, D. ET5 Landoll, M. ET5 Mackennan, B. ET5 Meredith. J. 'SSI'-li M if lx uu l'h.. 'I v V ,- I 3 Y V 'mflru nu- ET1 HESS REVIEWS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WITH ET5 GONZALEZ. ET5 SMITH EXPLAINS SYSTEM FUNCTIONS TO ET2 COOPER 148 OER DIVISION E4f'1f Y