Taconic (AGC 17) - Naval Cruise Book

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RJ h A D M Op rut Offuc The mission of the OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT is to collect, evaluate, amplify, and disseminate combat and operational informa- tion which is required for the assigned tasks of TACONIC, and to provide operational intelligence, photographic and printing services. The many tasks of the Operations Department includes the plan- ning, and coordination of the ship. Aboard this command, the Train- ing Oifice is located within the Operations Department. By careful integration of concepts in training with the four fold mission of the department, the TACONIC has held its excellent standing among the ships of the Amphibious Navy OPERATIQN 0A DIVISION J eS eh R MH Dr-HJOH H C I Dough? y J hr' F 92 -'ld J wl ' Bow n tiggf g 5 9 Bud