Cimarron (AO 22 AO 177) - Naval Cruise Book

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DEVISIUN top row 1 to r: Smith, T., FA, Colvin, C., MMI, Hartwick, Ferguson, J., MM3, Alcorn, A., MM3, Warrick, M., MM3, B., MMI, Bartz, R., MMFN, Berger, D., MMI, Lyons, Weaver, F., MMFN, bottom row: Merha, D., MM3, G., MR3, Pauley, D., FN, middle row: Jeter, H., FN, Ranucci, J., MM3, Courtade, R., MR3, Ens. J. Butterfield, Langston, L., MM2, Brandt, R., FA, Schmuckie, A., MR2, Bellew, R., FA, Lafferty, B., MM3, Crawford, R., FN, THIS IS THE CAPTAIN SPEAKING?