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irrw ifi (TOP I ; Sampson. A. E. : Riedlinger, D. J. ; Whiting, W. R. ; Gade. S. A. : Flair, H. A. ; Haffey. T. R. ; Adams. W. E. ; (MIDDLE Meeks. J. B. ; Wheeler, L. D. ; Wallace, D. R. ; Griffin. A. L. ; Johnson. B. E. ; Johnston. R. C. ; Graham. R. L. ; (KNEELING, Stewart, C. M. ; Lambert, R. W. ; Ponder, L. ; Traynon, L. ; Morley. H. W. ; Reed, R. L. Wait a minute . ' I think the fleet landing is THAT way! ' (STANDING): Carey. G. E. ; Hrobak. N. T. ; Murphrey. M. H. ; McDonnell. D. R. ; Perry, E. B. ; Hayter, J. M. ; Kingore, R. L. ; McDowell. R A ; Coker, B.C.; i KNEELING i: Hiralez. G. P. ; Diller. J. A. ; Wilson. A. L. ; Escaranio. P.M.; Pay ton. D. P. ; Swanson, D. L. ; Cacace, R. L.
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LT. S. J. Harms 01 Division Officer The first man who could truly be called an 01 man at heart was the forward look- out on the Titanic. All of a sudden, on the fateful night of April 14, 1912, Andy Dorey (better known as Specs ' ) felt a burning desire to look into a crystal ball to get a better view of what lay ahead. Finally, in 1922, a group of scientists in Washington invented radar and the crystal ball and 01 Division were on their way. The men of this division spend most of their time in a dimly-lit (but air-conditioned) room called Combat Information Center. In CIC they meditate over radar scopes seeing farther and more accurately then the lookouts stationed up in the sun (these are also 01 men). After locating both air and surface contacts on the scopes, these men plot their courses and speeds, compute their closest point of approach, and disseminate this information to the Admiral and Captain. Ens. J. W. Morrison ; Moyer. R. L., RDCS ; Ens. A. C. Ryan ; LT. M. E. Critz ; LT. R. H. Walker ; Cdr. W. J. Ennis, CIC Officer ; LT. S. J. Harms ; LT. D. E. Kaiser; Ens. J. M. iVIasi ; Fowler. G. H., RDCS.
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10 m (STANDING) : Jensen, A. B. ; ING) : McGinr J. J. ; Souter, I Embree, D. R. ; Kryper, W. F. ; Cassaday. J. M. ; Barlow, D. R. ; Underwood, J. J. ; Hoisington, J. R. ; Lehman, R. N. ; (KNEEL- , B. H. ; Moffitt, D. L. ; Hestrin, J. L. ; Smith, R. A. ; Spencer, . Y. ; Maguire, M. J. ' LTj.u. W . . Haker and Ens. W. W. Mills CIC Watch Officers Only 160 days to Conns! ' 164
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