Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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Naval Communication is a com- prehensive term which connotes the entire rapid communication of the Department of the Navy both afloat and ashore. It is the instrument by which a commander makes his will known, and as such is the Voice of Command . OC Division has the responsibility of maintaining this Voice of Command in TULARE using radio, teletype, flash- ing light, flaghoist and semaphore. On fleet broadcasts radiomen handled 30,000 messages a month. In addition to these messages, signals had a constant visual guard day and night as Well as radio- men guarding three to four circuits twenty-four hours a day. GC DI I I0 9 'aff QW! 5152 t.etbv

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