Antietam (CV 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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l FRONT ROW, leff 'I'o righh S. P. Janlcowslri, H. D. Holman, G. F. Bean, J. J. Waldron, V. Miller, D. E. Kohl, L. E. Dailey, E. A. Grennan, J. J. Preis, R. C. Garlinghouse, M. M. Raush, F. J. Eclrhar+, R. F. Salmonsen, L. E. Huichins, E. .Wi++e, C. E. Tippi'r'I', G. S. Copeland, V. L. Nol+ing. J. W. Wasser, T. R. Klecak. BACK ROW: R. T. Burns, R. Tallman, H. C. Weil, M. Pepper, A. J. lncarbone, W. E. Coleman, A. Morgan, J. N. Guas+ella, W. H. Eggers, D. J. Openshaw. FIGHTER SQUADRUN 33l -CONTINUED FRONT ROW, le'F'I' 'lo righ+: C. G. Hanisch, L. A. Beal, R. F. Lynch, E. D Emery, R. E. Kelly, A. C. Bourgeois, W. R. Schnalle, J. B. Dixon, R. J Cannizzaro, M. L. Sabesan, R. V. Whi+e, L. Crigger, K. K. King, C. C Rhocles. BACK ROW: E. L. Conner, M. H. Neben, J. M. Dunn, E. J Gardner, S. Parrish, N. L. Swoboda, J. E. Lampi, J. M. Ryan, L. I. Dun lap, J. D. Roberis, E. H. Blome, V. R. Ewing, R. F. Rafferiy, R. W. Mundi G. E. McKenzie, H. S. Boehmer, R. G. Hawkins, D. P. McNabb, C. F Founfain, J. F. Miller, J. M. McDonald, R. E. Hays, W. S. Tschirgi, P. H Slciclmore, J. G. Cawley, J. R. Brown, C. E. Thompson.

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...A-,-.535 FRONT ROW, left to right: W. E. Ryan J. M. Rowland, G. W. Asip, R. E. Seixas A. J. Tony Denman, G. M. Benas, W. J Betz, J. J. Barteluce. BACK ROW: H. W Jones, B. J. Sanders, A. C. Ciraldo, C. J Clarkson, A. Modanslcy, G. C. Scl1ni'l'zer, R. A. Clarlc, R. C. Clinite, J. E. Perry, Jr. R. R. King, R. J. Laturno, H. H. Bement Fighter Squadron 831 was a reserve unit operating from New York's Floyd Bennett Field. Originally assigned the old F 4U-4 uCorsair prop-driven fighters, they received new Navy F9F ':Panther Jets shortly before recall to active duty early in 1951. - Following operational training at NAS Alameda and NAS El Centro, California, the squadron reported aboard the An tietam with her sister squadron, VF-837, and other squad rons of Air Group 15. Flying the Panthers, VF-831 had a primary mission to protect the Antietam from enemy aerial attacks. As a sec- ondary mission, the squadron participated in strikes against railroads, trains, rolling stock and enemy installations in North Korea. FRONT ROW, left to right: H. E. Willson, J. R. Da Volio. W. Fegyna, A. Leinwhol, R. J. Monson, G. T. Walters, A. F. Vogel, R. N. Scowden W. J. Pereffi, R. B. Lewin, S. A. Czerwinski, P. R. Van Dooser, C. Glass- W. C. Hagan, J. A. Sideleau, E. J. Drab, man, R. A. Kester, W. F. West. BACK ROW: l. Williams, B. E. Fairey, Tl1irleen, J. A. Hazell, E. Tedders, K A. W. Burgess, J. R. Ferreri, B. P. O'Hanlon, J. C. Soelberg, T. J. Hogan, E. M. Finn, S. B. Nathan, A. D Woods.

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