Okay...so we're trying to recall whether the CIC was located on the second deck (one level down from the flush deck) or the third deck (two levels down).
Anyone who's served on an Arleigh Burke-class ship want to jog my memory? I think it was on the third deck but want to confirm (yes, a dozen of us went on the survey and none of us can remember for sure...)
CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
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Re: CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
The CIC on a CG is located on the O2 level. 

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Re: CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
Just to make sure you know, that is not necessarily where it's located on a DDG. 

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Yeah. I was trying to be pleasant.
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Re: CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
Why not just put it in the most wrong place as possible and get some angry DDG-assigned sailors to send you some letters? 

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Re: CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
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The armored trunk leads into the roof of the CIC compartment. This diagram is a bit simplified but that location is correct.
The armored trunk leads into the roof of the CIC compartment. This diagram is a bit simplified but that location is correct.
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Re: CIC Location in an Arleigh Burke-Class DDG?
Because when I was aboard they extracted a promise that for once in a movie we'd try and get the ship right. Or at least as right as possible.Soontir C'boath wrote:Why not just put it in the most wrong place as possible and get some angry DDG-assigned sailors to send you some letters?
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