Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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Th ' ' data nr D1 I S10 processing service for the entire ship utilizing the Honeywell DPS6 Shipboard Hon- EHS McSweeney, .J DPC Baas, W. DPC Gaither, J. DP1 Hogan, C. 5 DP2 Banta, W. DP2 Krantz, F. DP2 Sheldon, DP5 Amrbmst, DP5 Blakes, DP5 Chiaro, DP5 Hanlin, DP5 Martin, DP5 Potter, DP5 Rickard, DP5 Roames, DP5 Sch midt, DP5 Sch utzmann, DPSIY Bauer, DPSIY Chamberlain, DPSIY friel, DPSIY Kingsland, DPSA Garza, 54 X-2 DIVISION 'flu 1 'L Upibfi QW P05105 QW wif? -lufiif n melt? ,gblif ' JMU Mlm! rent I fnmmg Us U ,ndwl mth P' Hhtfflf datum W1 win dledll malt nl atm ment mardi www cam geda fhcsh cial in WMI NEW i

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1 Ready and acnonm YHSIY Yarbrough hard at work. ' CE 'fs'lH.u .X-l Ilimisiun is the priintny support rlitisinil nl the t'on1inanrlii1g Ollifei ICO! and lfxectllive Ollic er IXOQ. All IIIVI'.'5IOlI consists of the Adrnin- istrative Ollicjc. the Captains Oflic e, the Public Aflairs Office and the Print Shop. The Adminis- trative Office supports the XO by coordinating the important paperwork between departments and the XO. The Captains Olfice supports the CO by coordinating appointments, maintaining correspondence and files, processing all official mail and maintaining Officer Service Records and Personnel Transactions. The Public Affairs Office IPAOI is the information center for the CO, the XO and the crew. PAO publishes the ships newspaper, called the TOP GUN GA- ZETTE , and the monthly Familygram, re- sponds to correspondence from the public. co- y ordinates tours inport and at sea, and runs the ship 's television and radio station called KRAN. The Print Shop prints all the ship 's newspapers, plan of the day. and all other necessary docu- ments. LT Luchka, K. LT MZTKSDUIY, S. W LTJG Wray, D. y 1 h EHS Goins, R. f . WA.. ,- V A I 'X Va YIYCM Atkinson, C. , LIC Matthews, B. X 1 I JL .4 I Q X I ...4 YN2 Armstrong, G. Ll2 Bishop, M. YN2 Payne, O. YH2 Roche, S. -3 4 Y if if DP5 James Rickard ' i JO5 Meyer, M. L15 Richardson, B. LI5 Zimmerman, I y R. I Q? SN Martinez, E. SN Sereno, S. YIYSIY Yarbrough, H. YIYSA Maldonado, Another month and another Familygram hot off the press. X-1 DIVISION 55

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P55 l' 'R E M multi 'W Sys. '53, In Wed days a mam - DIVISIO X5 Division is a service oriented division that con- sists ofthe Counseling and Assistance Center, the Post Office, Legal and Special Services. The Coun- seling and Assistance Center KCAA C l provides re- sources through which an integrated program of education, prevention, and counseling services are available to personnel on an ongoing basis in a coordinated effort to combat alcohol and drug abuse and assist in returning the substance abuser to useful naval service. It also provides a referral service to professional resources for prob- lems beyond staff capability. For individuals re- turning from alcohol or drug rehabilitation cen- ters, CAAC provides drop-in information services and supportive counseling. The Post Office ch eer- fully provides postal service to the entire crew. Whether it be selling stamps and money orders or delivering a letter from that special loved one, Ranger's Post Office is happy to be of service. The legal matters of concern to Rangermen are han- dled by the Legal Office and Discipline Ohfice. The Legal Office handles such matters as wills, powers of attorney and administrative discharges, while the Discipline Office provides assistance on Com- manding Officers nonjudicial punishment and courts-martial, Special Services is primarily con- cerned with the welfare and recreation ofthe crew. Special Services is responsible for ship 's parties, the ship 's gym, setting up tours to places of spe- cial interest, and maintaining a variety of recrea- tional and sports equipment for use by Rangers crew. LCDR LTJG EHS Maisano, ' '53 R. x i S 1 4 PC C Mitch ell, Spenglen Hickman, ' K LHC Fargo, 'hm if Q L- 3,5 Q A4 .Qzfiif K 'if'551'- Fig ii Mail call, mail call, parcels only!!! DP5 James Rickard ,KY C. L' ,, I: r' f, 'ff'P'? E-Q? ,. ' c Q X- .5 DIVISION 55