Nassau (LHA 4) - Naval Cruise Book

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GC f ,fs M ff' ff , f M, ffm, ,fo , Xl ,W ,W Z, , ACC David Ferguson AC1 Randall Carter AC1 Daniel Rotenberry AC2 Axel Seda l C AC3 Shaun Butterworth AC3 Todd Reynolds ACAN Glenn Caron ACAN Adam Marshall ,X Major Sweets Qsecond from leftj gives guidance to AC3 Caron CRD, AC3 Butterworth QU and AC? Reynolds in HDC

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CK Division AC3 Caron CLD and AC1 Rotenberry plan the next day's flight operations. Arr Con troll ers Provjd e For Frjen dl y Skies The air controllers of OC Division direct all aircraft bound for Nassau between five and 50 miles from the ship. Under five miles, the aircraft are controlled by the Air Boss from the tovver. They are also in charge of all airborne assaults, getting aircraft to landing zones on the beach and back to Nassau. OC Division conducts pilot's briefts, makes up and distributes the daily air plan and maintains flight log books for all ship's company pilots. Air controlmen must attend school and become Federal Aviation Administration-certified before they can control air- craft. AC3 Reynolds CLD gets some assistance from ACC Ferguson.

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QP Division PHAN More examines a color print of the ship. Photographers Mates Are Always Clicking Although it doesr1't take up the most time or material, intelligence photography is the most important job of the photo lab. In addition to tal-ring public affairs photography, the lab does reenlistments, official portraits and documentary photog- raphy. The latter involves such diverse areas as investigations to shots of the crew at work and play for the cruisebook. The lab also supports many embarked units and other ships with less or no photographic capabilities. PH2 DeAugustine CRD and PHAN More look over negatives in the photo lab.