Antietam (CV 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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7 , fr S-3 DIVISION-Continued FRONT ROW, lett to right: L. E. Lynn, G. Collier, J. W. Horton, J. S. Ross, E. A. Sept, A. E. McConn, J. F. Brady, C. O. Hielle, H. F. Dryburgh, D. M. Tulgham, S. J. Hayde, D. H. Voodg, B. D. Johnson, S. C. Cicere, F. C. Waller. BACK ROW, T. Krasmizeh, D. R. Baipere, W. T. McAnally, M. Calaway, C. E. Peat, H. E. Love, J. W. Gardner, W. E. Wiems, C. C. S-477 Division keeps the officers' staterooms in a tidy, ship- shape condition. The Stewards are required to furnish every- day necessities for more than 200 officers. Included in their duties is the pickup and delivery of laundry and preparation and serving of food in the officers' Wardroom. The Division operates its own galley and scullery. FRONT ROW, left to right: F. N. Ubando, H. L. Duntorcl, C. H. Turner, W. Taylor, Jr., J. E. Smith, E. C. Palomo, C. M. Penny, U. Sharp, J. C. Howard, L. Carter, l. L. Cockrell, H. Hall, S. H. Woods, T. Cobbs, V. L. Banks, J. W. Shelton, L. do S. Panado. MIDDLE ROW: R. McCain, Jr. M. J. Smith, T. Horton, F. Armstrong, R. L. Chambers, W. M. Waggoner, Hultacher, D. E. Meadows, M. D. Holliday, F. H. McClurg, F. T. Cham berlain, T. Gordon, Jr., Sterling, K. E. Wistholt, R. A. Taylor, R. E. Pope K. L. Weldon, B. A. Mehalchick, D. J. Smith, A. O. Manning, M. H. Smith F. J. Briggs, J. Jowers, H. F. Cox, R. L. Boozer, H. E. Guess, R. E. Gardner R. F. Decker. T. Hill, F. Newsome, Alonzo Davis, D. Gaines J. A. Thomson H. L. Mc Neal, W. J. Johnson, P. R. Hayes, W T Washington, W. Hannon: J. S. Bowen. BACK ROW: H. Thomas, J. H. McKinney, P. Wilburn, G. A. Rogers, unknown, L V Sams, C. A. Fullylove, J. E. Hudson, E. David- son, O. L. Mason, R. Levette, T. W. Tumblin. 1' 'X Xwwwwrgwwtmxymmaygg, If .,., 3 , ,ff

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! LEFT TO RIGHT: R. E. Oslar, M. J. Brandt, W. J. Jasper. 1 Despite limited space and facilities, the oflicers and men of the Dental Department offer treatment which is comparable to any dental activity ashore. All types of dental work, from simple cleaning to compli- cated oral surgery, are accomplished. The department treats an average of 320 men per month and examines approxi- mately l70 others in the same period of time. FRONT ROW, left to right: K. E. Swan, L. T. Gaylord, R. D. Burns. BACK ROW: R. N. Cash, D. K. Lau, G. A. Burrows. w-Ulf 1? 'ff-sq! uvngqym' is.-I M 1