Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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'WT First Row: Bowers, R. A., Warner, R. A., Hanson, W. S., Smith, H. E., Sciboula, F. A., Rusher, J. L., Marski, T., Klaus, G. E., Sims, C. L., Lemons, C. F. Second Row: Wiesmann, A. M., Woller, H. B., Cooper, W. M., Fountain, C. W., LTJG W. J. Gurney, Tyson, J. C., Brentlinger, AE. B., Scarlett, E. A., Stacey, B. L., Mlachak, G. A., Hinton, J. Third Row: Gregg, J. L., Thornton, R. E., Vough, L. W., Welch, H. W., Wall, F. E., Simensen, T. D., Kellerman, W. E., Evans, A. E., Jensen, A. D., lVlcFalls, R. L., Jackson, B. J., Friedman, A. L., Willingham, J. T., West, J. D., Heising, H. D., Vernon, B. A., Winfield,iH.fJD., Boybal, B. O. You just reported aboard? Let me help you get squared away and then we'll take a tour around the spaces. Well, that takes care of your sea-bag. Let's go topside and take a gander. T Up on the masts you see the reason for our being aboard. Yes, those are the radar antennas. Right there on top of the forward superstructure, you see the Forward Lookout Station. Thatis where we coordinate our scope info with the visual info from the Lookouts. They tell us the type of ship or aircraft and help us to give a more accurate evaluation of the contact to the Bridge. Underway, we have quite a few watches to stand: phone talkers, radio telephone talkers, air and surface scope tracers, supervisors and, of course, lookouts. We do more than just plot and evaluate contacts. Vile may be called on to assist the OOD in changing station in a Task Force or helping the Navigator determine our position by the use of radar fixes. The Gunnery Depart- ment needs us during Air Defense and Shore Bombard- ment exercises. We are literally the eyes and ears of the- ship. lknow that you'll like TOLEDO and her crew. Ol Division feels that each and every job it does is important to the safety and combat readiness of the ship. Glad to have you aboard. QQGQ77 .,. .. ...,...2.. ..,.. ..,.. .., , .,....-. f. . ,.,..-...--..,-,. .. ' -N..,.--:.--,-g---y-----I--f-f-if-,..,,...-......-,. , , r V ,,,. 4--W-'----W---....-....-f-A-----1.----..,...,..,- '

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