USS Harry Truman (CVN 75) - Naval Cruise Book

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iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiiM iiiiiiiw I S-7 is the Ship ' s Self-Defense IHJf J I Systems (SSDS) division; its m primar} ' fiinction is to defend m the ship. HST has three NATO Sea ] M Sparrow Surface Missile Systems, one J MK 23 Target Acquisition System (TAS), and four Close-In Weapons Systems. Tracking exercises and Pre-Action Aim Calibration (PAC) Fires are common and performed to ensure 100 percent operability of all weapon systems. One can never be too prepared when tasked with protecting a multi-billion dollar warship and a crew of over 5,000 personnel. CS-7 Division consists of two sections: NATO Sea Sparrow Surface Missile Systems (NSSMS) and Close-In Weapon Systems (CIWS). .fc Plankowner Plunkowiwr Plankowner Plunkowii

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I S-9 Electronics Technicians maintain all main, portable ' emergency communications equipment, integrated voice, video, and data transmission systems. CS-9 Interior Communication Techni- cians maintain the ship ' s telephone and television infrastructure, providing the crew with exceptional information, training and entertain- ment systems as well as internal and external telephone communica- tions. Together CS-9 provides unequalled quality of life services and enables the success of the war fighter deployed afloat or in the air. CW04 Patrick Adams ETC(SW) William Powell ETl(SW) Timothy Braddock ET1(SW AW) Christopher May 1C2(SW) Christopher Beaucage Plankowner