Trenton (LPD 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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- i I I 1. Q i ,i . 5 OE Division 3 1 The Electronics Division is made up of Elec- tronic Technicians fET'sJ who are the repair team of the Operations Department. Respon- y sible for keeping TRENTON's radar, commu- 1 1 nication equipment, satellite navigation system it and the ship's SNAP II computer system run- ! l ning day and night, the ET's spend most of each Z T day performing preventive maintenance on in- , stalled electronic equipment. Micro-miniature ,ll electronics repair, electronic calibration, meas- Eg urement and testing equipment is maintained Q 5 T and ready for use at all times by OE Division. 4,5 ET2 Celestino Aviles gt ET3 Kevin Bryant l ET3 Carl Clay iQ ET1 Roger Dedrick ET3 Aaron A. Eberle li ll Ill I 1, ill ET3 Stephen Glasper ET3 Todd M. Housel ETBCSWJ Phillip Lamb T ET3 Matthew Lee Otte f ET3 Anthony Rice i E P l l i I M ll a Ei, Ii ENS Silverio Padua, Ir. OE Division Officer fl 1 Q: If P 1 W W , lllf 78 USS Trenton T l 1, 1 ,Ill ,.

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OC Division TRENTON'S OC Division stands for fast and ac- ' curate communications via methods as modern as solid state ultra-high frequency satellite transmission and as timeless as semaphore flags. Both the electronic and visual communicators of OC Division were tasked While operating in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas. For the RM's and the SM's of OC Division, the challenges of their operational tasking were met with enthusiasm and a can do spirit. Their professional dedication kept TREN TON tuned in to ever changing events, and On the Leading Edge ! lf LTIC1 Ionathan Paul NX OC Division Officer 2 RMSN Mark Andersen SM3 Brandon Blue SM2 Iohn Brann RMC Matt Clarke SMC David Higgins SM2 Iames E. Lidgard SMSN Freddie Mullins RMI Walter Porcher, Ir. RM1 Ernesto I. Sanders RMSN jack Savoree RM3 Phillip Skrypski RMI Frank Wallath WWW , Ship's Company 77 ,,,,.,,.-. W... . Ji . .f Mymb-r,,,,A, ...... f. 2.---P'-'

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ENS Ron Dubois OI Division Officer OI Division The Combat Information Center is the work center and watch station for the Op- erations Specialists QOSJ and Electronic Warfare Technicians QEWJ of OI Division. CIC is the processing center for the in- formation received through TRENTON S sensors radars and electronic surveillance instruments Although the primary job of an am h b p 1 1ous ships CIC is to control boats and aircraft involved in amphibious assaults COMBAT kept TRENTON on the Leading Edge of operations in the Med- iterranean and Adriatic Seas 4 f 1 ,f f J a, M Q, W iQ f ? OSSN Montreat Dorsey OS1 John Dye OI Ulysses Handy OSSN Benny Iones OS1 Michael Kellam OSSN Christopher Lindenberg OS2 E. Loiseau OSSN Kenneth Shackford OSSA Kelly Smith EWSN Christopher Willard Ship's Company 79 ,,.--l.-La.v I ' '