Suribachi (AE 21) - Naval Cruise Book

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LT Elizabeth Witthuhn RADIG CGIVIIVIU I Radiomen operate radio communications systems to provide voice communications and message traffic processing for the ship. RM s. operate radiotelephones and radioteletypes - keeping Sunbachl in ' touch with the fleet. I i ! l 4 ' J e t ' 'F 4 4 4 5 .,i 25? kg, -i ' f fagrf' ff X J V SIL.. RM1 CSWJ John Moore RM1 Linda Rouse RM1 George Testen RM2 Lenthal Drachler RM2 Carlos Valdez RM5 V'mce Cicero RM5 Jim Machinski RM5 Anthony Pastrana RM5 Cesar Gonzalez RMSN Jeremy Hysell RMSN Michael McAree RMSN Steve Nelson RMSN Charles Trusty

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X Wm LT Michael Dunn The Operations Depart- ment provides information about navigational posi- tion, communications, weather, and other similar data which the Captain must have to keep abreast of the situation. The men who work for the Ops Boss must be able to re- ceive and disseminate this information rapidly and ac- curately. ! 'i 1 v O

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.-..,-q -....,..-.. ..- Drachler CATIGNS SIG L BRIDGE Signalman is one of the oldest rates in the Navy. With all the advances the Navy has made we still use the same equipment and techniques that signalmen used decades ago. We stand look-out watches on the signal bridge and use flaghoist, flashing-light and the art of semaphore to communicate with ships around us. - SMZ5 Kasserman SM5 Robert Kasserman SMZ5 Myke Nelson SM5 Wilbert Jenkins SMSN April Mills 1 f SMSN Mills, UNDERWAY, SM5 Kasserman, SM2 Flemmings, SM1 Kroh SHIFT COLORS SM1 Steven Kroh SM2 Harry Kelly SM5 Kristopher Beaver L