Badoeng Strait (CVE 116) - Naval Cruise Book

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It E , , ' ly fits Th B a Center' of the Sh1P Very near the OR?S Dlivilsion, for Without their skills we gag: be almost completely cut off frombthe outside. b job consists of sending and receiving messages , Y visual and electronic means such as teletype, r-26110, flag hoist and flashing light. . Crypto is another section of ORS. It 1S a very secret-secret room Where the coding and de-cod- ing of messages is accomplished by collllwtent and highly trained personnel. u Probably not quite so glamorous, but equally.eS- sential, are the mailmen. Without the PI' 9910115 letters from home the ship would most assuredly fold up and sink, judging from the response to Ma1l Call . lfl I. A I3 wg of 5 ,,,-2327 Q .A ,.,.- ,- A W1 .im . fg '1' ' P Q-f. I THE PHOTOGRAPHERS on board play an important part in the operation of the ship, both at sea and ashore. They are respon- sible for all cameras used officially on the ship, including those used on photo missions, their maintenance and installation, and the processing of the film used. Flight quarters are covered by the photographers when air operations begin, and continue until the last plane has landed to end the operating day. Whether it be the 16, 000th landing on the flight deck, or the presence of a visiting wiv 1 dignitary, the men from the lab are on the spot, camera in hand, to make a lasting record of the event. The lab is equipped to accommodate almost any type of job order that might be needed, regardless of condi- tions or complexity even to the point of photographing intricate parts of machinery. Much of the success of the cruise book is due to the efforts and skills of the men inthe photo lab who worked lon hours taking and 8 P1'0CeSSing the pictures contained throughout this book. -- fl iff, , l H' M g? 'M X' I ' R551 1 JI., A ing, LW MQ: ,Xyyv . jfs ,Il21 , : A , ' E B1 A Q -:Hwy X . . -' -- , X . Q 'X fx i.-:::' :T 5 'Dr' ' I' Q: ' V it , fl 1 - if X 'rl G Yu .

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