Rathburne (FF 1057) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-3 DIVISION -Ii lm x I LUG STEPHEN MICHEL5 SHC DANILO CAPA TI SH2 ALLAN JOHANNSEN my Xi : N, Me , SH3 JAMES KIRCHNER SH3 ALBERTO RICO SH3 MICHAEL BAUER SHSN .IEFFER Y .IEZERSKI 5-4 DK2 MANUEL TORRE5 PICTURE NOT SHOWN: LUG ROGER CLAUSSEN DK3 FRANKLIN CARINO

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SKC DELANO MA NALO MSC FELIX UGA LDE S UPPL Y DEPA R TMEN T S- I DIVISION M, Y! Q 1 WW f f A 1 1 A ,W 1 , MMMW wwf vm U -I 'A SKI ARTURO RE YES SK2 LEO ALDE SK3 NOEL SA TUMBAGA S-2 DIVISION as I 3I V ' I ffII I MSI FRANCISCO MSI VERNON TA wok M51 ANGEUT0 LABRADOR ARJONA PICTURES NOT SHOWN: MSI ENRIQUE VARGAS MSI JAMES POPE MS3 WILLIAM BROMAN MS3 STANLEY BLUM MS3 RICO ENRIQUEZ MSSN MA TTHEW FIRMINGHAM MSSN SCOTT S WORMS TEDT

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i 3 ZX OPERA TIONS DEPAR TMEN T Few people do more in direct and substantial support of the vital mission of the ship than the men of the Operations Department. The Electronics Technicians I E T'sj maintain the highly sensitive electronics equipment that allows the ship to navigate, communicate, track other ships and aircraft, as well as perform electronic counter- measures. The Electronic Warfare Technicians fEW'sj operate and maintain the ship 's electronic warfare equipment, extracting, interpreting and applying data to assist in keeping the ship informed of possible threat signals. The ship 's Radiomen CRM 's Q perform the vital communication link so essential to a unit designated to operate with or without company. while the Signalmen f5M'sj provide the silent ability to execute delicate formation manuevers as well as pro vide rapid and accurate communi- cations. The Gperations Specialists CO5'sj onboard work in the Combat Information Center KCICQ utilizing the ship 's radar to track surface and air contacts pro viding in valuable course, speed, closest point of approach information to the bridge.