Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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Greenamyer, C. V., AFANg Lyons, J. T., AFANg Eichenlaub, F. P., AFANg Bulger, G. D., AF3. Air Inielligence Briefing. A1 Table: LTJG T. J. Hill: ENS R. R. Drurlyg LTJG R. H. Burgeg Turner, R. ., YN2g Gmachowski, J. P., ADI: ENS J. N. Glerumg Tom, L., PNSN. Back: Vick, B. H., AD3g Christensen, K., YN2g Orr, J. L., YN2g Hayes, P. A., YN3g LT O. W. H. Goodhue: Sy- freH', C. L., YNSN. Wallis, R. L., AFAN Bullard, H. G., PHAN, Pierpoinf, W. E., PH3g Williams, L., AFAN Praff, C. L., PHAN. There were 'lwo oxcarls here. LTJG R. H. Burgeg ENS F. K. Aldredg ENS G. Gurney: Gmachowski, J. P., ADI, LCDR g.JHi-lS:ephensg LTJG . . il . Syfretf, C. L. YNSNg LTJG R. E Baldwin, Jr.: Gmachowski, J. P. ADI, ENS F. K. Aldred.

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Reese, M. J., Jr., AFAN Mefcalf, R. E., AF3g Jen- sen, R. L., PHANg Bonin, R. L., PH2. The job of the plwfa lab is self explanatory. It handles all the photographic work done on the ship. As evidence of the tremendous amount of work turned out . if all the aerial photographs processed during the cruise were laid end to end, the length would exceed fifteen miles. The dcuwloqical. Uglicvz., a Vital link in successful air operations, collects and publishes weather information essential for proper tactical briefings prior to each mission. MacQuilhy, N. C., PHAN Jordan D T SN Rodgers W H PHAN Melgs P E AF3 Wea'lhermen's Conference. LT R. E. Skieig Logsdon B. E., AB3g Helniz, A. E. Jr., AGI: Tolh, R. J. A633 Ward, T. J., Jr. AG3. Bullard, R. L., AFAN Shawler, G. L., AF3 Carlson, R., Jr., PHAN Jensen, R. T., AFAN Alexander, H. A., AFAN Taylor, M. 'E., AF2g Kasl- ner, G. A., AF3g Zakoian P., AFS, Voelker, W. E. AF3. Only 25000 plclures lhls quarler7 Newmg R D PHI, Debord, R. M., AN, Beebe. F. G.. AFC: PHOT H. L. WiH'rock.

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hb' : fi: N I iii :ie- ENS R. E. George. Back: Baliisfa, M. J., TESNQ Den Dulk, M. H., SN. Knobelsdorf, W. J., RMS: Masfin R. A., SN, Maurer, J. A., RM3 Ford, J. C., RM3. is composed of radiomen and telemen who handle all ,CU ' leaving the ship other than by visual means. All messages, both incoming and out- going, are routed through the com- munication office, presided over by the CWO or Communication Watch Officer. All the radio teletype equipment is operated in the com- munication office. The FDAL operated by 6 telemen, insure expeditious handling of all mail leaving or addressed to the ship. Sales of stamps and money orders provide additional work above the thousands of letters handled every Wmail call.U The CWO's encrypt and decrypt all restricted messages and maintain a current inventory of all registered and nonregistered publications aboard ship. Now, in fhe old Navy . . . Everls, G. F., TE3: Williams, J. T., TESNg Williams, J. T., RMN3:Creed, J. T., TElg Derrow, W. L., TE3g Weiss, AM. F., RMC: Chamber, W. C., RM2. Commumcahon Walch. Lubs, J. W., TE3g ENS T. H. Tebeaug LTJG A. E. Cleavengerg Shea, T. A., TETSN. Loud and Clear. Seated: Swaf-ford, B..J., RM3. L. 'lo R.: Weiss, M. F., RMC: Mifchell, J. C., TE3: Kilgore. B. J., RMSN.