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Front Row lL to Rl: G.M. Lenzi, R.L. Massey, J.D. Morris, J. Mecca, G.B. Thomas, E.E. White, L. Jones, A.K. Styger. Middle Row: LTJG Samuelson, D.H. Frey, J. Houghton, H.E. Schalchlin D.M. Lackas, W.L. Gutcher, M. O'boyle, J.E. Raftery. Back Row: G. Rode, N. Borton, P.B. J.F. Deal, M.E. Stricker, E. Zeller is W , s . . X GX ii ,f ,, .., sw . msec. .iii The N-5 section is responsible tor all radio communications and the upkeep and maintenance of all radio gear. On a flagship, this is a large responsibility, however, N-5 found time time to pass on the maior league baseball scores and other items ot interest throughout the cruise.
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