Truckee (AO 147) - Naval Cruise Book

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CURRIE, D. W. THOMAS, C. E. HOYDA, R. E. RDI ET! ET3 LEE, R. D. SIMON, M. E. 1 WETHERELL, R. v. E13 ET3 RD3 REARDON, J. H. RD3 LT- PHIPPS, J. K. ANTON K. LEQUIRE SN USNR DUFFY, J- W- - THR0P,J. R. HARRINGTON, D. SN SN ' .r SN HASTINGS, H. G. WEIRSKY, F. L. ZARCUFSKY, J. G. SN SN SN' , 1 After we get through with this, we'lI play hop-scotch. ADARME C.I.C. is the nerve-center of the shipiin battle. Here, air- aand surface-search radars detect the approach of the enemy and determine his course and speed. Radarmen evaluate this information and keep the Captain informed. In peacetime, C.I.C. keeps the 0.0.D. from collisions and the entire bridge Watch awake with its superb coffee mess.. i I i N L Tic Tac Toe

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OPERATIONS DEPARTME 3 if , 2, at W, -J A lot of people think that everybody in Operations has a real racket. Anybody who says this -doesn't stop to think that every time We enter port, Opera- tions get us tugs and a berth lg that Operationssends and receives all messagesg that Operations fixes our position and makes sure We get Where We're supposed to go on timeg that Operations gathers, evaluates, and disseminates vital combat informa- tiong and that Operations does all these tasks with 52 fewer men than it should have. 'f p ge y . A , 2 5 ly Hmpff ,A :AM C HALL' USN LT. WIU- Ng opncek Qpemmo

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Statement of polic'y: We broadcast, receive and eavesdrop on any frequency, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a Week. We are a non-profit organization that keeps the C. O. informed and the crew entertained. We ac- cept payola in any form, and rely upon the mess cooks and First Division gear locker for our news tips of the day. 7 Ah, there's sad news tonight. coNANr, s. G. o'RouRKE, R. 1. DUNN, w. L. cLEAvEs, J. A. SAMPSON, S- E- RM3 RM3 SN SN RMC Q i E i There are still a few adventurous radiomen. SMITH W R RADIOME O'Rourke demonstrates some highly classified gear,