Cimarron (AO 22 AO 177) - Naval Cruise Book

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UPERATIONS DIVISION Top row 1 to rg Jackson,V., QM3gLugo, J, SN, Fegles, R., RMSN: Haas, M., RD25 Szokola, I., ETN3,Rosenberger, P., RM3, Witham, W., RM25 Karpinski, F., RD2, Pryde, M., SM3. middle row, Hensley, K., ETN33 Finnel, H., RMB, Ladd, R., ETR3, Kayser, E., RM35 Ragle, R., SM33 McCracken, L., RDSN5 Zumwalt, E., RMSN, Dempsey, D. RMSN: Wilson, W., RM1. bottom row, Qllfrey, J., RMCS Barnett, P., RM2, Boom, A,, SM3, Downey, C., ETN3 Rogers, J., RD3, Cuffman, R., PCSN, April, S., RM3 Gurney, L., RD3 Rada, T., RM33 Berg, W., QM35 Meidinger, O., RDI, Sherry, M., QMC. Tuning a receiver Get S9I'i0US Ed- 0 I 7 3

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X DIVESIO Top row, 1 to rg Fournier, P., SN, Northrop, R., PN35 Drury, J., HM3g Lerma, R., SN, Wade, R., SN, Reed, K., Dojnik, J., HM33 Nash, H., YN3g Harms, J., YN3. bottom PNSN, Acosta, D., HMC. row, LTJG Bloughg Hanson, D., YN2g Beale, J., YN3g CIM's shipboard surgical team? Qyganizgd Confusion,