Union (LKA 106) - Naval Cruise Book

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ADVANCEMENTS Advancements come through study, practice, and hard work. One must prove oneself capable, particularly of accept- ing additional responsibility. Those advanced on this cruise were: LCDR Ross H4197 BROOKS L'CigD MONTEITH L-Cigl SPELLMAN L -fig, KERR ' DC CS LATHROP B-C CROSS SD2 CERVANTES B-2 WASHENFELDER B-2 GABERDIEL B-2 FERGUSON B-2 WAILES EN2 LEBEAU MM2 MCILLANEY MM2 WORLEY RD2 NEWMAN RD2 TOMKOSKY SFM2 MAGUIRE SH3 BLOUNT CS3 GALANTINO SD3 RAZA SD3 SAYSON MM3 MARCHLEWSKI EN3 VOLKMAN RD3 PERONTEAU SK3 RITTER EM3 WOLF

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GPERATIG DEP RTMENT LCDR Fl. B. lVlcQuay Operations Officer The Operations Officer is responsible for gathering and dissemination of information by any and all of several complex channels: the combat information center, the naval communications system, the registered publications system, etc. He also is responsible for keeping all interested parties in the naval chain of command thoroughly informed of UNlON s status, by means of the many complicated reporting systems to which he is responsible. By means of a small, but welletrained team of men, LCDR McQuay always kept things in perspective and always seemed to have a book solution to any problem that a- rose. Mr. McQuay's leadership is of a personal yet authoritative nature, brought about by his natural friendliness, com- bined with a high degree of skill and com- petence at his iob, which inspires and encourages those who work with him. Operations types will remember: KEY- CARD, SPECIAL VAC-TEAM, ONE- ALFA, STORE , OPAREA BARBARA BRAVO THREE and FOUR, CASREP, SITREP, MOVREP, and UNREP, and other unforgettable Navalese.