Salisbury Sound (AV 13) - Naval Cruise Book

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CR and C O O C gf DIVISIOH The communications depzu'tment is respoiisilvln for sending and receiving. as well as editing, nu-ss sages: but the duties and responsibilities do not stop there. The equipment to he maiutznined, the care :mil operation of the radio gear, requires tcclmiciams in the increasingly complex electronic controls lieu-sv sary to Naval Operations. There is no longer the old requirement for radiomen and electronic tech nicians to merely maintain radio communicutions3 the field has increased to include aiitoniatically' controlled messages, coding devices, and control of specific weapons. From the visual signals of flashing light :md semaphore flags to the most modern, coinpliczned communications devices, we are organized to aid in operational exercises for training or comhat readi- ness. Though we are a fairly new department in thc shio, our mission is as old as Naval Science and tactics. Our motto: You write it. VVe send it. f 4 1 1 ' I , 0 f NE dw! , Jflll Q, 1 QD 'YXf'l ' r B x Wgfyfwfffyi r A I N ffvqfflfi! X I I ,Af ,, i Y X fW'., 1: ff 'rf J T glt' ,jf '-5 ..-ff' 5.1. Ftrmwnn-A

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