Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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A ,ww-74W i ----M - A Y OE DI I I0 With increasing specialization and technical knowledge, electro- nics has become one of the essen- tial keys to command. In the Navy- the role of electronics is doubly important -- for the safe navigation of the ship and the ability to detect and destroy any possible enemy. OE Division is charged with the responsibility of keeping the ship's electronic equipment working and in top condition. This is ademand- ing job, and the ET's are a highly trained group of men that are subj ect to call 24 hours a day, be it to repair a minor piece of radio equipment or a complex radar.

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maple 1 ' Y H DIVISIO Charged with the responsi- bility of maintaining the health of ship personnel, the medical department treated over 2,000 cases during TULARE's de- ployment to WESTPAC. Over 1500 prescriptions were filled including the distribution of some 14,000 pills' and 1600 bandaids. TULARE's oorpsmen gave 1,450 shots and immuni- zations, took 130 X-rays and performed 12 minor surgeries during the cruise. 7 S 1 '.-1u.L 1:-w 1 .'.,..- fJS