Lexington (CV 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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TW l P B FF OF R DI Co-Editors ..,.. Asst Editors ...... Print Advisor .....,.. .. Artist .............. Writers ....i... Photographs. Cjgl C. B. Million Lt. Cjgl S. E. Whicher Cjgl M. M. Rubin S. W. Clork, ENC ..T. H. Bingley, Ptr3c . ...................,.,. ........ B . Rodin, Slc Coptoin W. Botes, USMC Lt. tjgl A. V. Toupin Lt. Cjgl Gentry I. H. Loquvom, S2c N. C. Peyrouton, Slc A. I. Krott, Slc P. Redding, Slc B. M. Bowles, PhM3c I. E. Byrnes, SKZC Lexington Photographers

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