Essex (CVS 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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b 1 -. , 7:is1:'Af3'5.- Bidlemoln, R.J., AN, McFerren, J.C., PH3-Hc1ng- ing film on cr squirrel cage for drying. LT .l.R. Bullard-Admin Ass'f. Maffhes, F.R., SN, Beasley, L.M., SA, Nords1rom W.R., YN3, Alvarez, R.R., YN3-Ops Office. OP l Tetc, A.Jr., AN, Lczdegaclrd, R.A., PH3, Chcrlcznd, G.H., AN-Finishing crew. Bumpus, K.E., PHT, Hewitt, P.L., PH3-Viewing film. Wheeler, C.W., PH3, Livigni, R.G., AN, Laird, J.A., PH3-Checking film.

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DP OP Division is a three headed monster. If you look closely you will see tatooed on each head the rating patch of either a photographer or a Yeoman or a Photographic lntelligenceman, each the sign of a specialist, each the mark of know-how that OP men supply to make ESSEX the greatest. Economos, W.C., AN, Peabody, C.W., PHAN, Jaques, M.E., PHAN Flight crew. V Cooper, W.E., PHC, Cobb, T.J., PH2-Discussing C.B. Cooper, W.E., PHC, Cobb, T.J., PH2-Discussing photo records. Moore, W.B., SN, LT F.L. Woodlief, Koonce T.N., SN-Air intelligence.

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The tasks ot the Electronics Division include pri- marily the performance of technical maintenance and repairs on electronic equipment as required and sec- ondarily, the maintenance of appropriate electronics records including the timely submission of all required reports. Can do spirit, initiative, and ingenuity, are characteristic ot the division, and almost a requirement to complete assigned tasks. Bower, J.R., ETl, Watson, W.E., SN, Price, M.G., ETNSN, Wallace H.B., ET2-Working on transmitters. l Williams, A.T., ETR3, Siemion, M.F., ET2-Working on GRC transmitters receiver unit. Schroeder, P.W., ET3, Holscher, HJ., SN-Radio transceivers. Fister, D.T,, SN, Miller, H.R., ET3-Radar repeater.