Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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On an aircraft carrier, a magazine isn't always something you read. You might read a magazine in a magazine, but don't light-up a smoke when you take five, for this Could lead to explosive results. F-2 Division is around to see that there are no explosive results, keep-up the magazine and repair the small arms. - Knfeiiug fo fight: s.s.PADGETT, LW. Povc1ERs, A.C. GoPPERT, QM. sALvADoR, EJ. LALL, vc1.T.ALLEN, W.vc11LL1AMs, B.E.ELLEN1au11Gg sfandmgflefffofighfg S.F.WITTSTRUCK, B. R. GRAVES, D. E. KELLY, R.L.RICE, D. C. MAX, A. E. FISHER, J.w.PADGETT, V. L. JACKSON, G. G. GERTH, J. A. WHITEHOUSE, CHGUN D. E. HARRELL. . -. . A ...-..--..,... ... -,..-.. .....,........................,., f..n,.-...... . M... .... .. . . -. -r - ' , A, , AA, ,,

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Firing the many guns Of the ship so as to hit an Object moving like I-Ialey's Comet is a precision job, and like many precision jobs expert Operators and technicians'are required. These Operators and technicians cOme from F-1, a closely selected and trained group Of men. Rneeimg,ierffO11gEf1 v. P. CORNWELL, M. L. MADSON, J. B. ROBERTSON, B. J. FLYNN, D. N. LINGENEELTER, A. E. SMART L. D. HARMA Oc. GR , N Oss, E.W.DOUGHERTY, R. K. CLEVELAND, H. N. BRANNAN, R. L. SNOWDEN, R. AGUIRRE, D. E. SNYDERg Sitring,lefrrOrighr E.E. COLE, T. E. OVERTON, O. M. DAVENPORT, A. 1. COLE, R, E. KOCH, CHGUN AJ. BRYMER, LTJO D. R. HIGGS, ENS D. G. EULEY D. G. ROBERTSON, W.D.GOBER, M. G. ROWSEY, c. H. WILKIE, G. E. WOOD, R. D. NAUBERTQ smdiug,1efffOfighf: M. J. SHEPPARD C.S.HANSEN, OM. YOUNG, s. R. ELLS, c. E. LAKE, W. L. WHITE, c. E. TRAMMEL, R. D. CRAIGHEAD, B. R. DORROH, R. E. JURKIEWICZ D. W. VASEY, J. L. WOOD, R. L. LEATHERMAN, WA. PORTER, c. R. COOK, O. H. BUENTE, J.T. MEDRANO, D. W. JONES, C. R. BULS.

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150' OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT The Operations Department forms a team of several specialties. They run through CIC, Communications, Air Operations, Aerology, Photography, and Air Intelligence with each specialty adding its part to the running of a great ship. The department supplies the ship and air group with vital information Whether it be from a photo, a weather report, a Washington dispatch, intelligence, or a CIC pip. CDR WILLIAM M. ROMBERGER, USN OPERATIONS OFFICER Seated, left to right: ENS W. C. MULLER, LT B. SCOTT LT 1. F. STANFALL, LT M. LEMONS, LCDR 1. A. HAR- BAUGH, LCDR L. G. WADE, LCDR B. F. ANTONIK, CDR 1. P. SEIFERT, LCDR E. X. BROEKER, LCDR 1.1. EITE, LT1.A. D'ZAMBA, LT G. D. BAILEY, LT P. BUGGS Standing, left to right : ENS R.L. BEATIE, ENS W.1. GOLLA, LT1G 1.I. BABBIT, ENS 1.L. BURGENER, ENS E.E.WILLS, ENS 1.B. HOUSLEY, ENS A. A. BAUERLEIN, ENS W. W. FRENCH II, LT1G E.R. HARPER, ENS W.I. COLE, LTJG 1. H. AGEE, LT1G R.E. DURHAM, RELE R.A. CROZIER, CHOPHOT R. A. DALE.