Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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GSK. FIRST LOOK AT LEXINGTON STOREROOM AMAZES ALL. QUARTERLY INVENTORY HAS TO ACCOUNT FOR ALL GSK STOCK. Top row: P.A. Sims, M. Yates, OG. Peters. Second row: L.S. Combs, 1.1. Breaux, 1.E Laird, 1.L.Tay1or, L. Mobley, C.L. Moore, 1. Matanane, W.E. Coham, P.L. Ornellas Third row: K.E. Drone, R. Fisher, 1.R. Kessenger, D.D. Hafer, W.E. Ruth, T.G. Spencer 1.1. Brass, D.E. Brynildson, K.W. Cummins.

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'x qs ,,,, W I ii in 'I 1 1 I I PATRON'S LOOK IS DETERMINED. I 5 I K 2 ROLLS OF ELECTRICAL WIRING TAKE UP LARGE CORNER OF BOYS IN BACK ROOM DURING BIT OF SHOP TALK Top row: J.E. Bartlett, J.W. Peters, SJ. Dagle, B.D. Toliver, D.W. Gloss, D.D. Byerly, D.F. Arnzen, L.G. Souza, L.W. DeLaet. Second row G.F. Boyles, N.G. Hagerman, R.L. Kennan, D.C. Aebisher, R.W. Kendall, C.E. Slovek, D.G. Visek, DJ. Theriot, G.B. Owens. Third row JJ. Roy, R.D. Schwartz, H. Browning, W. Wong, Berndt, W.E. Conner, H.P. Traylor, C. Romero, TE. Baughman.

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H -f X , ', , as 39 -7 OVEN'S VIEW OF BAKER HAPPILY REMOVING COMPLETED PIE. ..AND BUTCHERS, MESS COOKS, MAA'S TOO The average Navy man's stomache may not have received the reknovvn of the Army,s publicized paunch, but itls well-cared for, nonetheless. The men who do the caring, cater to one person: the hungry man. Well-schooled in the BUTCHER AT WORK BEFORE THE BOATSWAIN'S LONG CALL. sciences of nutrition, meal planning, I preparation and service, the cooks, CWO2 S. VOLCHKO butchers and bakers of the LeX,s SAQ . . . division put their best food forward in every meal. MESS COOK MUSTER AND INSPECTION IS CONDUCTED BY DUTY MESS DECK MASTER AT ARMS AN HOUR BEFORE CHOW.