Tarawa (CV 40) - Naval Cruise Book

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l t 5 i U 1. ll tl it it i l l i t 5. t. is l. 3 . 2. 5. l lt sf st. 'a li l'g. it it lf' Hi gt Tkfflwls If I I 4? it I it 7 l t t 't t .t l if 'I ? t I in l I l l t It ll X-'I Division - Administrative Dept. Left to Right FRONT ROW: I. R. Tlaompyong E. S. Teboug E. N. Knmrerq I.. C. I7.11'i.t,' I.. C.'.1.wy.' lim. C. H. Slmddeau' Lt. fj.g.j I. R. McManuJ,' SCLK T. V. Marting CHSCLK R. If. lldfrlwr J R- 17. IWW?-' H- I- f5ff11'05-' C- Qzzibble. SECOND ROW: D. E. Delkg H. R. Benny j. D. Suttonq 13. Mmdou'.r,' I.. fl. Iionlmg Cf. Ii. Parkix G. D. Sbibytedg W. H. Vernong G. L. Bryantg B. B. Pennington' II. I-'. Nord.t1mm.' l.. .'t1.mut'I.' If. G. Rireraf I. L. Grzudette. THIRD ROW: R. G. C077Zb.f,' G. A. Bakery R. H. McCfmrguc. R. I . Ilffrrmwmmg IJ. A. Dt srlfg I.. R. Robin- 50n,' I. C. Haggardg A. F. Freemang W. E. Entrelaing E. !lco.fm.' j. Cf. l3ry.1r.1rm,- Cf. .XI Rwffirfmrl. Under the Commanding Officer, the Executive Ol- llirc-ttly lllltll'l tht- l-.sw mm- tlthtt-1 time is an Xl ficer is assigned certain specihc administrative func- Di ' ' Ufh vision toinposr-cl ol 4-nlistul prisonnrl zttltl S tions which apply to the ship as a whole, such as: ollic-ers us tht' Malt- lu tht- ltxutitm' f,iilt't'l'. liduca Coordination and supervision of all departments. .,. ,,, l...lUIl-.U- -I -A -vixqlht' Morale, welfare and discipline of personnel. Xqfiljixiszxlz c, 1:tl!',I HHH Uihuu 'lw HHH li Assignments and records of personnel. Rell?-flous matters' mznntt-nztm'c- ol olhu-1 gtntl I-itlxstvtl it-isonnvl t't't'0Y'd5 Preparation and maintenance of re ulations and l g routing, lmmlling .intl pu-p.n.ttion ot ships tottfb orders. Supervision and coordination of ships work and M mn ' lhummi trammg ins I mtl tillllllll s un llttssp JCI Supervision of ships loading and berthing plans Ill N intl is ut ol all Supervision ol ships corrcspontlcncc I shi is Icgal matters ' ts 4 MNH 4' ' ue tcsptnsthlt I0 A Chaplain is assigned under thc lixerutivt Ofhccr I , ' V I A the n' who is charged specifically with religious matttrs I lm ' n- in tht S '- ti tor ton ol sh ps th p.nnmnt.tl . lm? txt ' ., H - , ' .ttf i i - I-U4 I- l '5 'U HI tht l'xtnt Shop A .ting p pf 1 Q 1 , U i f'flUlIJlllt'lll, pnltlttantm ul tht- lit N 3 ill 1 H t K 4 ' IRA .X INIYS , ItlIllItlt'll.llltt' . .N A Hin? I fga ,' ' ' ' J ' . ' -, f'qlllIJlllt'lllQ printing .intl pimntilgatton o 5 ll - 0' I . . . . Itcinl mhl' t ' . . I 'lraining and education of sh1p's personnel. I H mm ml 1 - M . 01 A H ' I .I S last ' . .. Wil tilt' X I lhxtston the-ir . A '.g -A -AIT: in :Ai Q ' ' - . , A .1 u e I I , . . I X , Q . 1 l'U U. tht nitnllwls ol whuh . ' '. ' I, at U i E ' E, , ' tx B- f f 1- lax 'rt ttvt' :intl l.omnt.uulnug Utttui mm ip it I ' I -- lf'Il2IlH'l' of good orthw .nut th-ttplt c ' smp ii 4 3 .2 2 I I. l E tional Ullicci, i,t'lNtlllllt'l fiihqpy' Ships 5t't4l'L'l2ll'Y Zllld llutit-s and hint tions ul tht X I llixtsion intlutlt' thi' pomlcmcg tnsuintt-ngtnu ul rtlmgtttolml Luilittcs and

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, N A tw-- fn. . Q.,-1 -Xl 'tt iii' Operations Dept. Left to Right FIRST Row: Lf. A. M. Lfmeng Lf. E. Palmer. ,QQ 3 -:up M. Smitlij Comdr. UV. R. Kfmef Lf. Cofmlr. R. l.. 'l'l'it'f.fc'.t.' U- Ci- A- SECOND ROW: Lt. lj.g.l V. V. Belly Lt. fj.g.l R. P. McCloskey: Lf. Kj.fQ.l cj. -I. lifwrl-4 5 1.1. tit' ,l. L- Mid ' ' ' ' gen, Em. j. I. Vermzlya, Ll. f1.g.l C. F. Stuart. The Operations Department is responsible lor the collection, evaluation, and dissemination ol' combat and operational information required lor the assigned missions and tasks ol' the ship. Operations is further responsible for all matters pertaining to actual opera- tion of the ship and airborne aircraft. This depart- ment is eomprised ol' lour divisions, namely, O-N, O-l, O-R and OS. The O-N Division is the Navigation Division. A prime responsibility for the sale navigation ol the ship rests on the shoulders ol the men in this division. lht UI llixisiott ts tht lntt llttgttttt lltxtsttvll illhls divis' s t - 4 , t . . ton ts thtttnttl pttttttttlx xttth ttptnttttstt ol fill cltcllottit ttpttptntttt ttt tht ttnnhtl ltl lim - . , ltntuat' flt'lllt'l'. l'lltrltt tt tl assigned. lltt' U R .tt 14.1 tx .tml Xvtttltrggx .llt' ulhel' lil5kS ul US lltxtsttnts hnttt tht iitlllllllllllltil' lions Setltott ol tht tl, ' l ft'l.tlltrIlN llt'p.ttttttttttt il-lx llitl' slolt ts tlhtttgt-tl with ttt.ttttt.tttttttt,g tatltti ttmttttlttltllfil' tions ht-twt-t-tt tht' sllltt .tntl tht tvtttsttlt- tttnltl the OS lltxision Lttt visuz t twin .ts tht- Nttgtttl t-.ttttgf nmttlvS l tl totntnttnttattotts lot tht shtp