Philippine Sea (CVA 47) - Naval Cruise Book

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QQ Mr Mk 3- FIRST ROW: LTJG J. L. Katleman, LT B. Stanfill, LCDR G. D. Bailey, LCDR P. Bugg, X . 2 6906 I ., I On the eve before an air strike, personnel of OA Division are hurriedly, yet exactingly, preparing reports, charts, photos, etc., for pilots and the ship's force. Aerologists are busily compiling the latest weather map. Intelligence reports are being prepared by the Air lntelligence Staff for predawn briefs to the pilots striking the enemy. At 0600 the next morning the briefings are over and the planes are off. Air Controllers of 6tAir Ops are coordinating the launching and landing of aircraft with precision. Photo planes have flown deep into enemy territory and returned with the latest intelligence photographs. Personnel of the Photo Lab, Working 24 hours a day, process the film and pass it to the Photo Intelligence Team who selects targets of importance frorn the photos and submits them for future air strikes. Simultaneously, key personnel of the Operations Office are coordinating the efforts of each group. Another day has ended and the cycle begins once again. T. Malloy, LT B. Scott, LCDR J. A. D'Zamba, LCDR R. G. Wade, CDR Doherty, CDR J. P. Seifert, LCDR J. F. LT F. Bors, LTJG R. L. Beatie SECOND ROW: ENS D. J. Noonan, CHPHOT R. A. Dale, LTJG J. Meislin, LTJG J. L. Burgener, LTJG P. J. Donnelly, LTJG F. J. Godfrey, LTJG E. R. Harper, LUG A. A. Buuerlein, ENS J. B. Housley, ENS T. D. Bain, ENS J. M. Rogers, ENS w. J. Golla, LTJG w. 1. cole, LTJG w. c. Mueler, ENS F. shane, CHRELE R. A. Crozier