Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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O A Division WVeather is an important element in any military operation or movement: so for this we have our Aerographers mates whose duty is to observe and, more important, to forecast any and all weather. The Captain and crew often eargerly await any word from these men concerning typhoons and storms in the vicinity that may endanger the ship and her crew. Since the safety of the ship is para- mount to all of us, this mwes our weather guess- ers an important and indispensable part of our ship's organization. The operations officer relies on the yeoman for the typing of the instructions, operations orders and reports concerning the division. Their knowl- edge and experience is an important factor in keeping operations department running smoothly. During these critical times of international crisis and rapid technological advances the intelligence office personnel must be alert to the responsibilities which their duty entails. Among these duties are the following: C13 study all intelligence received, regardless of fonn and subject matter. C25 study all operations plans received by the ship. C30 main- tain adequate intelligence publications. f4j main- tain for use and issue a supply of charts, maps, air crew intelligence aids, and other necessary equip- ment and supplies. L-i ,I 1' - x ,,.,-1' ,,-f f f- ':r . . I .f - Q D W , f 4 . f , 1 f 1 X! ff ff . fy, , . .fi fzf ff 1 f ff ffl! 11, ,U v- ljf' .f if fff - . vw ,- l ix ...s ff as . ,ft X ff!! ii W L3-3' LQ21 '-s......

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