Tanner (AGS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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-1 DI IIO Front: L-R: Leonard, Rivera, Hood, Kearsing, Ammon. Back: L-R: Hughes, Coons, LTJG Tolderlund, Krueger, Castro. The V-1 Division, is responsible for the gathering of hydrographic and oceanographic data. The Surveyors, Draftsmen, Photographers, and Lithographers combine their skills to produce the printed reports and other graphic representations of the data that are sent back to Washington for study and interpretation. V-2 D Visio L-R: Visor, Gibson, Schroeder, LTJG Bruce, Gonzales, Wade. Flight quarters, flight quarters. Stand by to launch the helico t . Th d ' d h of V-2 Division scramble, and soon the bird is air-borne. P er e wot IS passe , t e men The zoomies come to us from Hutron 4 in Lalcehurst, NJ. Their main task is to provide aerial information and photographs which aid in the navigation and survey work of the ship. But they do have air-sea and air-land rescue capabilities which are also greatly appreciated.