Lexington (AVT 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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CLEA GREE Throughout the year, LEXINGTON crewmembers have helped spruce up several areas in Pensacola by joining forces with the community to keep Pensacola Clean and Green . WW Z lffffdeyfiii MVN ZW f J 6 f

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22 The Personnel Office is one of the most active locations onboard the LEXINGTON There is always someone in need of customer service. Personnelmen provide administra- tive support and counseling services to cover 1400 LEXINGTON crew members. ENS RALEY PNCM MANGERS PN1 GULLEY PN2 HUTCHERSON PN2 SOLOMON PN2 YURKO PN3 FERLAND PN3 LEONARD PN3 MACH PN3 QUALLS

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A IG TIO The Navigation Department aboard LEXINGTON is manned by both Quartermasters and Sig- t l t of the shi is position nalmen. Our Quartermasters are responsible for maintaining an accura e p o p and intended track using methods which range from the ancient arts of celestial navigation and de- d d k ' t the more modern electronic navigation. The expert1se of the Quartermasters is uce rec omng o heavily relied upon by the Captain, the OOD, and the Navigator. Our Signalmen are thoroughly train- ed in the same methods of visual communication that the original Blue Ghost crewmembers were: flashin li ht, semaphore, and flag hoist. Our unique operation area prevents us from communicating S S as often as we would like four Signalmen get lonelyl. When you make a trip to sea and return safely or admire the sharp appearance of the flags at full dress ship, wander up to the 0-5 level and thank a QM or SM. CDR THERRELL Navigator I LT ENRIGHT i Asst. Navigator LT WHITEHEAD QMCSQSWP AUSTIN QM1 CHASTULIK QM1 DAWLEY SM1 STOBAUGH QM2 CASSIDY , I , QM2 DIKUM QM3 CLARK I QM3 PLATT I QM3 SKALLEY I QM3 TOLETE QMSN DAVIDSON SMSA HILLEBRAND SA RICH c 1