Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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MOST FAMILIAR scene in combati- the sailor and the A scope looking for the blip that means action. RELAXED PHYS- ICALLY, lookout keeps a sharp Watch for surface, air contacts that the bridge must know about. GUARDS AND VANGUARDS POSSIBLY best arrangement of coffee cups on ship is in ECM room, scene of many lively session like this. Top row: B.J. Mosely, E.G. Webb, J.R. Trotter. Second row: C.J. Friesenhahn, H. Salge J.C. McNulty, W.R. Berry, C. Washington, BJ. Harris, P. Sigala, E.W. LaFontaine, J.W Robinson. Third row: K.B. Bass, M.E. Bolinger, E.C. Hinds, TJ. Mowat, G.H. Lucas M.D. Bernstein, P.A. Orloff, D.M. Miller, L.M. Wimberly. Fourth row: J.P. McGuire, D.W Larson, J.W. Robinson, J.L. Camdbell, W.K. Jones, J.E. Nelson, B.L. Meyer, R.L. Young.

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PAPERWORK BEHIND the consol and in front of it LCDR W.C. HARTUNG CDR. ASBURY H. SAllENGER Air Operations Officer THE PLANNERS In an adjoining cubbyhole to CIC, the planners of Air Operations stare into, through, and around their own plastic board While making out the next dayis flight plan, scheduling COD flights, trips with the helo, and in general, all the Hying operations of the ship. Top row : E.B. Phillips, R.G. Shepard, G.S. Armstrong, W.F. Phillips, V. Giandiletti, A.J. Hendrix, R.L. Williams, L.H. Longshore, R.A. Metcalf. Second row: J.R. Harrington, R.W. Dotson, J.E. Murphy, F.H. Wichert, G.L. Van Cleave, O.L. White, W.H. Haglund, D. Puihnburger, B.R. Odneal. Third row: J.M. Knierneyer, LA. Bales, LE. Taylor, R.D. Crowley, P. Morris, B.A. Cole, W. J. Edwards, R. E. Kindred, M.gD. Bernal. Fourth row: B.J. Bell, C.L. Luck, S.D. Hicks, J. A. Gibson, C.F. Sanders, H.1M. Tullis, D.N. Bozung, R.W. Rick.

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LEX PHOTOGRAPHERS CHECK CLIPS OF MOVIE FILM AFTER PROCESSING IN LAB'S PORTABLE MOTION PICTURE LABORATORY- LT. RJ. wooLEY LTJG J.A. SLATTERY cwoz H.L. CLARK Naval historians someday will he scrutinizing the Work of many of the men in the photo lah of today's Lexington- The lah is a fantastically Well-equipped place, and the amateurs who often drop in are rightfully envious. Air Intelligence and Photo Interpretation are a part of the Work outside the labg inside work includes the proces- sing of aerial film shot by the air groupls ph0tO Pilots! providing the PIO with pictures of shipboard doings: recording unusual action on the flight deck where they man three stations during flight quarters, making accident reports of materiel that failed, and taking and prOCCSSiUg practically 95W of the pictures in this book.