Antietam (CVA 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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fir? n Q-ef Their cooking was often praised just like Mom's . Y Chow Down The most discussed topic during the entire cruise, next to the health of Marilyn Monroe, was chow, Certainly Mother's meals are the best, but Mom would be one harried housewife if she had to prepare almost two thousand meals, three times a day, and also see to it that her sons ate on time. Gne of the most vivid impressions visitors carried away with them, was the excellence of the food ser- ved aboard the ANTIETAM, This compliment be- longs solely to a small group of men that labored long hours to please. The crew's praises were silent but far more eloquent, empty trays. No shortage of spuds . That human touch T eiiillh They made enough dough for all. 5 i. -. . L 1 .-vvifffw sa'-i'.1u: - '-1' 'E .-' M1131 :Ti 'f.4A2lg- va, ,ai.w-..2-wma-u4fr...-. 1' icky!Lm..aJmrw:.ufs---.,.l,. t...1- .- -1'--s W.-. ,. M-...,.,. ..t . . - ,. . . . . . .. , '

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The radio gang of station BIAS. ,ZFCQ-tfxs X ,CQ 4- N -11. lb ,i wifi lj' l ff? filfi ,Eff L21 of 0 ' ' , xx, ,, ,-A Ce iii Mei? M9551 V X , f y X ss, llfml fi 33, in ll N' V A it is fy! rl rl 4 T 3 ' gl' x. , M' xtsfyx fjxxgpb Station Bias The words, Voice of the ANTlETAM , belonged solely to Radio Station BIAS. Nightly until Taps, thevaried musical selections they offered found a large and faithful audience. As an added public service, numerous ship events such as variety shows and smokers were publicized. The Ken Rademacher trio on the air. Johnnie Gore and his hillbilly serenaders. Presenting the Blueiackets . STATKDN ss A s vim