Shenandoah (AD 44) - Naval Cruise Book

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,. me , f f ,,,rf,,fMw,f,f ffv OP sHENANooAH's five divisions and nearlyf50 iperSOnnel4'As a-whole, their Department is responsible for ensuring the ship is f r f always in a tactically ready status, through y E communications, safe navigation and operational planning and execution. With such a diverse and critical scope of A responsibilities. the Operations Department is required to maintain around-the-clock manning and readiness. Although the work and watches can be taxing at times the Operations Team always achieves great success, and keeps SHENANDOAH operating at the highest levels ol effectiveness. OPS DEPT HEAD LT HELFFIICH Eros qsvvi cAvls WX 6 it 1 ET1 PFRATTE ET2 JOHNSON ET3 LEWIS ET3 DAVIS ET3 SAMS ET3 SCHLACHTEFR X