Midway (CVA 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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Il A very important part of MIDWAY ' S role as flagship for Commander Carrier Division Five is fulfilled by the Marine Detachment. The countless official visits and cerem- onies held aboard ship are lent class and traditional naval spit and polish by the always sharp Marines from Seventh Division. But the leathernecks are not just for show — they man several three-inch mounts during General Quar- ters, and their many cleaning spaces reflect the high standards of performance they exhibit in all their duties. Should the occasion arise, the Marines are trained and equipped to act as the ship ' s landing force, and in port, they ensure ship ' s security. Capt Start, Commanding Officer, can well be proud of his seagoing Marines. ppont ROW Kandt LM Nuss J A, Rainey, D.W., Smith, G.R., Johnson, W.H., Amaya, M.S., UT J.N. Sheehan. Jenkins, H., Smith, G.R. CcS, I Trick T.J Rood DL, Woh.man, M.E. SECOND ROW: De Vos, M.J., Taylor, C.E., Peringer, J.N., Harms, C.H., Kelier, D.D. Baker, J.E., Turner, G.B., Stewart, L.J. 1 FRONT ROW: Beach, R.C., Anderson, R.R., Berezik, P. A., Brown, L.L., Carter, N.D., Ogden, T. 1 SI T SGT L.E De Rousse CAPT R.J. Start, Huckaby V A Miller, J.R., Griffin, J.B., Rohloff, G.K., Lamach, C.R. SECOND ROW: Moreno, T„ Volimer, E.C., Craven, E.L., White, R.M., Lansciardi, j.R., Torres, M., Lee, T.S., Kowalski, R.E., Frink, H.C., Owsley, R.M., Powell, R.J. . ! ,11 I MM ,i : i •• Ml lIHHIIimiHillHl

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