Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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ICHIBAN'S PORTRAITS CHECKED WHILE DRYING AERIALS, A CRITIC I I I AERIAL CAMERA READIED FOR USE COFFEE WILL BE READY IN MINUTE F'fA.L ,f 4 K X .

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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.

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40 X 1 fy? in 'C- LIKE A TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR ENTANGLED IN LEADS, OR DIVISION SAILOR WORKS QUICKLY TO SET UP CIRCUITS TELETYPE MESSAGES aren't the only types handled hy OR. The post office works overtime many a night to make certain the men on board hear from the ladies at home. THEY CALL IT THE WIRELESS But 0R's Radiomen Know Better THOUSANDS or :moss QAT RIGHT? sn up couNn.Ess RAmo NET5-