Theodore E Chandler (DD 717) - Naval Cruise Book

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l The Radarmen and Electronics Technicians of OI Division team up-reluctantly at times, but effectively-to maintain, repair, and man the ship's radio and radar gear. The RD's learn to become experts in the varied functions of CIC. They interpret the picture on the radar repeaters, track contacts, communicate on the voice radio circuits, and maintain an accurate and complete display of the tactical situation. From the picture in Combat come the recommendations for course of action, whicn are sent up to conn. of intricate electronic circuits to determine which component with what esoteric name has caused a complicated piece of electronic gear to malfunction. They are responsible for keeping as much of CHANDLER's electronic gear as possible in peak operating condition at all times. In addition to daily maintenance activities, the ET's routinely make analyses Y UI DIVISIUN Front row! Cleft to rightj RADARMEN RD1 Davis, RD3 Olson, RDSN Olmstead, SN Sweeney, RDSN Dunsmore A A Back row: Cleft to rightb RD2 Frederick, RD2 Wilshire, RDC Clendenin, SN Buerk, RD3 Clarida, SN McCracken Front row: Cleft to rightj ETN3 Kellner, ETN2 Belovitch Back row: Cleft to righti ET1 Ryan, ETRSN Lampl, ETR2 Martin, ET3 Topliif, ET3 Hulse Front row: Back row: Cleft to rightD RDC Clendenin, RD3 McEntyre, RD-2 Presley RD3g,Carme1,fgRD1 Nichols 29 C