Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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K' . 5 I F g , iakfugi. in Qi.: ...ll V. Hundreds of messages a day are processed by O-R Division with emphasis on speed, accuracy and reliability. These are primarily operational messages, hydrographic and Weather in formation and the morale boosting press releases that make up the daily newspaper Besides handling messages from radio Central, the division handles those important messages known as letters down in the post office Seated left to right JL ESTRADA LE DOTSON RJ PETERS LTJGJ H AGEE G N DE ROSA E E BROWN V L COLLINS Standing left to right G D TUCKER B J KILGORE G E HARRIS C E BEATY H L WILLIAMSON B S CHANDLER J E WHITE TATE H GUILLAUME G D COTHREN J L JEFFERSON A G NORMALLI J D SMITH V E SOLIS JR Kneeling left to right B N J F A NORDQUIST C H WECKER JR M R NEILSEN J W HARLIEN E C YATES P SOTELO Seated left to Ilght R L BROOKS J L SMITH R LEE W D KELLY H G SOLEWIN CE SKRUKRUD ENS WI COLE LTJG JI-I AGEE ENS WJ GOLLA RW CAFFERY RL NORMAN lDI KOERPER R D KROGER L R CAMPBELL R F LARSON Standing left to right O T ALTAMIRA NO W L DORNFELD C E MAES PERT RJ KROEGER B N BEASLEY C D BANKS JR R E RIVAS J W OWENS G D MARTIN SMITH R H LANGLEE D T LEP QA MASTIN W J BORGMAN R C BEAUDRY T L KREAMER D M CHAPMAN C L MOELLMAN J G s1MoN 7 - E14 p , 'i X 1 if --W Y 7 A , . . . , . . , . . , - - , , ' ' . , I . . , . . , . . , , . - - A-14, , . . , . . , - - , - - a Ark af elf: 3311 ts.. E Y. g . sa S' 1 L T ' i , , Lf ' - - , . D , , , , , , , . . , . . , . . ,, 5 , - - ' 5 I , . . , , , Q , . . . , . . , . . , . . , I , , . . g 0 v 3 7 9 3 , . . , . - 9 m ' ' ' . . . - . . . r . , , . . 7 7 3 X . n , v 1 9 -K -g - , -- ,,,. LI. -- ,,,,.....--,.,.-.....,,.,.. ....-.....,. . r. . .. 1 ,H T .'.Z Z.. ....' 1. .' .'.i'.i

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i I I 1 E QNX ga Rf S4 ' xfhiilxnmts K A Often called the eyes of the ship, AI personnel, excepting visual lookouts, man the strange eyes of radar. With these eyes they search for air and surface craft in good and bad Weather, and assist our planes and gunnery. On the beach, they assist young ladies they find with their exceptional eyes. Kneeling, left to fight: T. J. LENNOX, E. LOPEZ, J. H. JOHNSON, R. E. oRM1sToN P D scoTT c E MCKINNEY L R MAR-1-E , - . , . . , . . NS, D.W.CODR H.T. WHITEHEAD, Rfr. JOHNSON, R. L. GOLDSCHMIDT, J.c. coNNER, RG. KLRKSEYQE seared, left to fight: H. E. BREWER E. M. JOHNSON E. L. COLLINS, W.B.SHRIVER, R. GEORGE, EJ. ROBERTS, ENS ww. FRENCH 11, LT M. LEMoNs, G.c. READ JR J L MANTI1E H E WESSLEY C.B.FRETWELL, A.McNE1LL, D. R. GRIEST, L. K. CRAVENQ standing. left to Ii hr: M. L. THORNTON R L., ' ' i ' ' J.A.W1LL1s, L. H. THAMES G.A. g ' ' 'HOUCHINS' LSDUGGINS , LoNEY, c.w.GAsToN, N. S. PRONGER, R. H. KING, W. c. TAYLOR w.E. STEINKE, c.E. MCIVER, G. E. FRASIER. ' R'C' KITCHEN' W' W' HUXFORD V qw Wu ww J 'wx M: if-V W Y vm V xi V i iw' W --n,::,:,L,:ZLWn,, YW. , YW, R, , ,V , 9

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Sometimes enviable work, sometimes wretched, depending on the Weather, the job of the quartmaster signalmen of the O-S Division goes on incessantly. Alert in the humid sun for tactical flag hoists or talking to destroyer signalmen at night with blinker, this division is one of the longest-Working and most responsible. seared, left to right: H. LoEroN, R. L. LABOYTEAUX, B. P. JUMP, ww. STAWASZ, ENS W. c. MULLER MW. MARTIN, 11.5. CRUM, c.R.:M1LL1sAP, J. RYSDYKg standing, left to right: DW. MEYER D.D.DEsMoND L. M. KLEES, E. ASHE, H. H. HODGES, K. T. BOWE, H. T. WEBSTER, R. E. EERGQUIST, A.,GARc1A.