Antietam (CVA 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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Marines The highspirits of the Marine Corps were well rep- resented aboard ship by the 4th Division. Never shy or sad of eye, this Division played an integral part in all ship's activities. As always they were every- where: first in war, first in peace, and first in the chow line. When the ANTIETAM wanted to show its best foot forward during the numerous ceremonies held, the marines were always present. But all their jobs weren't ceremonious. The se- curity of the ship, the disciplining of offenders, and as orderlies for the Captain and Executive Officer, were important duties well done. Left: Maj or General Donovan inspects the Marines. Below: Behind each gun was a man, Brow Watch. P , Wen: -What 2-re you lookin at? K through the Cruise Book. 8 eep moving , , , 2 1 i r 1 1 w P 4 I A I 5 .

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XX' x-A in Q' W 5 C57 Captain Mitchell congratulates 1st Lt. Galliher USMC upon receiving the Bronze Star for bravery in Korea. Below: Runnerups for the Cap- tain's Cupr 1 Right Top: At Battle Station during General Quarters. Right Bottom: An-mounted mar- ine. E 4.1