USS Harry Truman (CVN 75) - Naval Cruise Book

Page 496 text:

nk 01 Division operates surveillance and communications equipment in order to provide a complete surface and air picture of the battle space to Command and Control stations, and provides an early warning of potential threats to the ship and o{ qx ffSTBATGXU units while carrying out defensive actions against those threats. LCDR Richard Beck - O S C(SW) L e q n Bennett OSl(5W7 W) LeTifion Bethea jOSUSW AW Jay Browning Plankowner Plankowner iW) Manuel Gonzalez SW2.Biadford Hamilton , OSKWiAW effrey Long OSKSW ' AW) Minda McCranie OSl(SW ' AVy; Leion Starks I ' lankowner Plankowner Plankowner OS2(SW ' A V) George Anders OS2 Kamy Batista OS2 Frank Bias Jr. O.S2(SW I.Andrew Callow ' ' w- v. )Ba!-hara Carter ' ' ) Jiistin Charles I Plankowner Plankowner r l Plankowner

Page 495 text:

qif! bers. phone talkers, etc.) complete a similar training program to earn their qualifications. This cruise |e the team worked over 220 launch and recovery cy cles and accounted for over 3,300 Carrier Con- icd Approaches. fhe ATO team can bring you aboard, send you home, get precious cargo to the work center, and even f;eryour mail. They are responsible for all personnel, cargo and mail coming to or leaving the ship while |;rway. Each COD (Carrier Onboard Delivery) aircraft or helicopter to or from the beach is loaded or faded by the ATO staff. All of the required planning and coordination of these evolutions is also handled ik?F ' Plankowner ACAN Bridfrord Gomc J ACAN Jebii ACAN(A ■■■[ CZ ACAN Juan Os.sapalacj y ACAN(AW) Michael Stumpp ACAN Larry Vomillion

Page 497 text:

c s