Tattnall (DDG 19) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q I, ,X 1 r ,, I 4 W, , X , fx 4 K , I James D. Buttinger ff, ff, inf' wg! ft, Hal C. Castle, Jr. David w. candlef Robert F. O'Hare Charles M. Degruy Midshipmen 4 'dx M tie, I , me C? ,X X , ' itat, Jie at 3 ,X . at 2 K Henry C. Grffln, III ,, - A. I at s 7 I . Q53 mf, f M 3' M 'S M ,, R QS?-' ,X 4 r ve--,,, 5 XA as sg Qt. , ' - ff, s .Q s w 4 ' , QQ' Y Jeffrey B. Johnson Robert L. Ramsay Q fi fi Kenn eth A. Goodwin During the latter part of May, Tattnall pulled into Augusta Bay, Sicily, to pick up nine Midshipmen reporting for duty on board for the duration of our Mediter- ranean deployment. This was to be a period of strenuous training for these future officers. The duties of the Midshipmen, while underway, consisted of standing Junior Officer of the Deck watches on the bridge and as CIC Watch Officers in Combat. In port they stood quarterdeck watches as the Junior Officer of the Deck, better known as the JOOD. Each one was assigned to a particular division for added training in the various fields such as ASW, Engineering, Oper- ations and Missile Fire Control. While assigned to these divisions they were the Assistant Division Officers. On 30 June they were detached to report to their new dutygstation, which happened to be our relief, before returning once again to Annapolis for the completion of their studies.

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