Lowe (DER 325) - Naval Cruise Book

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W Top: Chief Zolina, Yates QMSN, Edge SM3, Clair RMSN, Hapke RM3, Shoberg QIVISN, Ross RMSA, Nesleit PC3, J . BottomEedC9JaFrIiiloEY'i1V2, OI-lllsliwble YN3, Fleming SM3, Clymore QM3, Wirtz RM3, Slaughter RMSN, Osburn RMSN, Laurent QlVI2, Crosby SM1. OC DIVISION You can't get through the day without needing the services of someone in OC Division. From the first day aboard yeomen and personnelmen check your recordsg the postal clerk takes care of those important messages from home. At sea, who can forget the heroic silhouette of the quartermaster, sextant in hand, against a red twilight, the ditdah flashes of the signalmans lamp as it probes the dark night toward some unknown ship. And who has not been intrigued by those mysterious metal boards being routed by the radiomen? What new message with orders to different ports and patrols is clicking in on the teletype