Photo #: NH 98864
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"The ex-Galveston's Engine Order Telegraph and gyro
compass are being removed and readied for transport by ENFA Campbell.
They will be reinstalled aboard the Naval Amphibious School as
part of a realistic Surface Warfare Officer School simulator."
The view was taken on the ship's bridge. (quoted portion is taken
from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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Photo #: NH 98861
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"The ex-Galveston's Engine Order Telegraph and gyro
compass are being removed and readied for transport by ENFA Campbell.
They will be re-installed aboard the Naval Amphibious School
as part of a realistic Surface Warfare Officer School Simulator."
(quoted from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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Photo #: NH 98862
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"IC2 Forrest removing 1 MC Power Supply from ex-Galveston.
The unit will be used to drive the 1 MC sets in the bridge, Combat
Information Center, and after steering mock-ups" at the
Naval Amphibious School's Surface Warfare Officer School simulator.
(quoted portion is taken from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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Photo #: NH 98863
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"Left to right: IC2 Forrest and ET1 Askew disconnecting
a surface search radar repeater from the ex-USS Galveston,
CLG-3. This repeater, along with others will be tied to an AN/SPS
T3 radar simulator and a small computer to supply the variables
like range, bearing and speed. These equipments when used together
will produce a radar picture equal to the real thing." The
items removed from the ship were to be installed at the Naval
Amphibious School's Surface Warfare Officer School simulator.
(quoted portion is taken from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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Photo #: NH 98865
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"Working quarters were sometimes tight aboard the CLG-3.
Many hours were spent by ET1 Askew removing Radar Repeaters and
associated gear. Great care was taken for ET1 Askew is also tasked
with the re-installation at the SWOS Simulator." The items
removed from the ship were to be installed at the Naval Amphibious
School's Surface Warfare Officer School simulator. (quoted portion
is taken from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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Photo #: NH 98866
Removing equipment from ex-USS Galveston (CLG-3)
"Manual labor was the key to the removal of most of the
ex-Galveston's equipment. ENFN Campbell is removing sound
powered telephone jack boxes from the ex CLG-3. The larger pieces
of equipment like radar repeaters were removed with the assistance
of DATC." This equipment was to be installed at the Naval
Amphibious School's Surface Warfare Officer School simulator.
(quoted portion is taken from the original caption).
Photographed by PH1 Tom Ryals, of the Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force Public Affairs Office, circa 1973-1975.
Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the
Naval Historical Center.
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