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Section 1412: When borne for Fire Control Duties. (1) He is responsible to the Gunnery officer of Ships’ gunnery weapons as follows

Regulations for the Navy Part ICentral Regulations · 1957

(a) Checking the mutual alignment and adjustment of gunnery radar, director sight, gunsight, and gun bore systems in the ship. He shall co-ordinate the work of the Weapons and Electrical Departments on the occasion of such adjustments or tests.

(b) The calculation and setting of adjustments to allow internal and external ballistics.

(c) The detailed preparations of firing of them gunnery fire control equipment which is not the direct responsibility of them Weapons Maintenance officer/Electrical officer/(SDAE)/nominated Air Engineer officer/Air Electrical officer as laid down in regulations.

(d) The training of recorders and safety trainers.

(e) The analysis of firings.

(f) The training of all control personnel.

(g) The organisation and administration of the Gunnery officers.

(h) The custody of Confidential Books of Reference, valuable stores and such portable fittings of the gunnery system as are classified as stores but do not come under the charge of the Weapons Maintenance officer, Electrical officer, (SDAE), nominated Air Engineer officer, or the officers borne for explosive accounting duties.

(2) He shall be guided by: -

(a) Firing Manuals.

(b) Handbooks of Equipments.

(c) Drill Books.

(d) Fleet, Flotilla and/or command Orders.

Where this provision sits

ActRegulations for the Navy Part I
Section1412
Marginal noteWhen borne for Fire Control Duties. (1) He is responsible to the Gunnery officer of Ships’ gunnery weapons as follows
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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