Kearsarge (CV 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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III II I III f -I ll I T- I FRONT ROW: BOBO. STUFFLEBEAN. JOHNSON. HOLT. CLAY. J. H. BLACK. CHRISTENSON. HILL. FLY. WEBER. J. J. BLACK. SECOND ROW: I-IYAMS. JACOBS. BECKER. FOUNTAIN. LT ROSENBAUM. ENS WIMEIERLY, MEDLIN. NALL. AMSTUTZ. LANDIES. BRANNEMAN. I, THIRD ROW: GUTENBIZRG. JELLEY. HARDING. SMITH. WARD. FARGO. X MORRIS. BUNNELL. BIRGEL. ROGERS. PALMERS. JACKSON. X L. jj X . X A '.' X X L ICAIK ' ,ff .1 Iwa- 'C F -I.'1-I xxx X5 ' I . I . Y x I Il, vA, ' J . I ', v I f' It I XY I I I I sl They maintain a plot of friendly forces and detect and track - X L, 5 Q-' II unidentiied or enerny contacts. 'I 'I -R I F - I. .I A J -N x 1 'N 1 ' AIIcIaft are controlled from CIC. v I q in -TX They keep Flag Plot, the Bridge, and AA control informed of Ii I 'f'I all pertinent information. ' :I X :HIM 'HFSIQL' I 1 X f , .. .1 4 I - -sf.-e, vb xv- E Xxgvpf Kgs, 'WL . . Q XI. v 0. f ,,,, X ic-AK-fl ' fl i II o .. 'I 4 ff-1 1, I - yi s . I g. -I I Y I ' ITU And get bogey 49 up there, too!

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i . f-ss: - 1 I 1.71-Wv, FRONT ROW: LUCAS. RHODES. HAYNES. BREWER. GARRISON. MCRAE. PETROVITCH. BUMBAUGH. WALFORD. CAMP. SECOND ROW: PERKINS. GANTT. WILBER. BALLINGER. ENS NANEVICZ, LT KEATING. ENS ODERMAN. DIEHL, TUMMINELLO. LISTON. qi l, xx X ' K . N ' N iii ' -- A ' cl? . ix' -9 5, .ap These are the eyes of the ship, the lookouts. ffgl' '- ci 1 . - JAQQQT N x The idea of a separate division especially for lookouts is . f , '-1 ex?-.5 Syl fairl new and the Kearsar e is one of the Hrst shi s to have l , S , '-' bxfx Y ' g P J . HRH! lg - f E-,Q 'j s it. l ag-In et 4 Q' 5 ' 1-13 E Their witches include both surface and sky Iookouts. i ji X 'F ' 'T ggg-2' J w,,' ln port, they stand OOD messenger watches. .5 15551 i ' I Ax Y rar , ' Cl 4 , - 1 -l Uv '!.:-:Ai x ,- '- J 'ig ' fr w X J I C gl .L-Q ' s 'H . - vi -? , 'Q5 K' g r .l E. E ' 1- I.. , lf' 1 E ' f .X Sf- X , sz.-A 3 i 7-I .rg , l 5 4 X 1 i l l l 1 l S l 1 l l 7 i T Lookout? Lookout! Where is that man? OL division

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