New Jersey (BB 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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Charles W. Kelly Iohn L. Kopp Ioseph Ranalli FN FN FN Lenard E. Saqely Edward F. Schrader Marlyn D. Waqgy Rodney O. Chrisiianson Charles C. Craig FN FN I-'N FA FA Bill W. King Vinceni Lautato Iohn E. Lentz Ernest Lauber Ralph E Sawicki FA FA FA FA FA LOWER LEVEL Paul R. Foley William E. Ruscoe Charles W. Wittkopp Robert E. Barker Harold Feldman MM2 MM3 MMFN MMFN MMFN s 'Q M' l l 1 I l L i. I r if l l 4 S I ? ,J 1 ': I 4 4 lg- r I v

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