Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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First Row: W. M. CARRAWAY, H. N. ZAHN, LB. MARQUEZ, w.c. MOOTHART, LL. JONES, K.C. WEST. Second Row: P.w. JURGAITIS, M. D. HOCKETT, H. A. BARNETTE, H. W. HARPER, c3.vv. SULLIVAN, M. S. Bow-IAM, L. PRIESTLEY, J. CARSWELL, R.C. WOODS. Third Row: H. C. TIBBETTS, A. G. STEVENS, R. A. BREDENKAMP, J. L. GELLEIN, D. M. WALSKI, G. E. BRYANT, W. DRISKELL, Jr., H. T. SHEPHERD, C. H. HUTCHINSON Fourth Row: W. D. WHITESIDES, R. L. BURNHAM, M. G. CHAVEZ, D. J. DESMOND, B. N. PENDLETON, R. R. BRUNER, R. L. L'HEUREUX.

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A newcomer riding out from the landing in a boat to report aboard the TOLEDO for duty might, on looking over his ship, notice radar search antennas rotating on top of the mast and the maze of wire, stick and whip antennas iutting from the radio transmitters and receivers. He would recognize as the work of the ship's signal force the strings of pennants flying from the flaghoist, the flashing lights of the signal bridge, and the semaphore flags waved by the sailor standing on the director. He might notice some sailors cleaning and painting the lookout stations in sky forward or sky aft. As the boat draws nearer to the ship he might even notice postal clerks unloading sacks of mail and parcel post destined for the TOLEDO post office. These sights would be some of the outward signs of the work which the OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT does. A ship at sea must be in communication with other ships by every possible method--by radio and radar, by signal and lookout. Technicians must know how to workin each of these methods and evaluate the knowledge gained. That is why the OPERA- TIONS DEPARTMENT has five divisions: Communication Radio lCRi, Communication Signal tcsy, Lookout ILD, Technicians CTI, and Combat CKI. LT S. L. GRAVELY LTJG C. A. GANGLOFF LTJO B. R. IAC KSON ENS J. C. MILLER