Truxtun (CGN 35) - Naval Cruise Book

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OE DIVI IO The electronic warfare technicians monitor a highly sensitive set of receivers, searching for radar emissions from other ships, aircraft, and shore installations. Theirs is the job of early warning for the ship. Through careful analysis of incoming signals, the presence of a unit, well beyond radar range, can be determined and the unit identified. TRUXTUN,s EW's have established a reputation as one of the most professional units among the battle group and they have been com- mended several times on their outstanding per- formance during the cruise. The other part of EW Division is involved with keeping the crew informed and entertain- ed. TV TRUXTUN provided many hours of Armed Forces Radio and Television program- ing during the cruise. Three channels of radio and television added diversity of listening and viewing programs for the crew. Intelligence photography and public affairs commitments are other services provided by TV TRUXTUN. EWSA William A. Altenhof EWSN Edward A. Back EW3 Toby B. Carwile EWl Chandler EW2 Toby H. Doane EW2 Ruben G. Gutierrez EW3 Thomas E. Johnson EW3 Scott M. Klauber EW3 Peter A. Lanciers .IO3 Timothy D. Morris 20 OE DIVISION EWC James E. Thomas 14,5 ,1 I 1 ' 1- f ,i N 'fhfxd NF., x x . , .. .. M.. ri X SN X ,-,Nj , . 't Q ., N R f NN Qsx S 1 1,35 QQ Qxo f X SFS N f ,X A X . S Kg Q ss Qi i 1 I X f x .7 YQ sf ,ff , ,, ,P , .Q Zi v .. As. .L s af':,.g,,-: I X 5 i s Q f I 9 A ' W I x 3 s ri W Y wg Sy A ,,. if? Q 7 3 Q f' 1 Q A , , Qi N XX X X W a '

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