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3 Q Sly. is Q AXTEZX: if 4 51' iff is Commander Cruiser Division Three, his staff, and the FLAG DIVISION are relative newcomers to the TOLEDO, coming from a long residence on her sister ship, the USS HELENA. On August I9, l954, the admiral's flag was broken on the TOLEDO and the Flag was officially in its new home. The six officers that make up Admiral Wilson's staff perform duties for him much the same as department heads and assistants do for the captain of the ship. Operations, gunnery, and engineering problems are shared iointly by the chief of staff and the assistant operations officer, the former also being an aide to the admiral. Electronics and communications fall to the communications officer and the chief watchofficer, who serves as registered publications custodian and iunior division officer. The flag secretary includes as his duties aide, administration, and any medical or legal matters which might arise, while the flag lieutenant, also an aide, is division officer, navigator and public information officer. When operating in a task force or with other ships in a unit, the staff members stand a plotting watch similar to the one stood by an officer of the deck. However, more atten- tion is paid to the operation and performance of all the ships rather than to the flagship alone. In port, they rotate a staff duty officer watch to keep the admiral and chief of staff informed of all pertinent matters concerning messages, visitors, official calls and, in general, keep them completely cognizant of all happenings in port. IIQLCDR M. E. FITZGERALD LT C. R. JOHNSON LT K. G. CORBETT LTJG W. E. LASSITER ENS G. L. CROWTHER
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