Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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Routine-And the Unexpected s1cK CALL pa- tients confer with doctor, get diag- STRETCHER WAITS for rescued HOSE, aid- man overboard, 'copter had him back aboard in 3 minutes. FLIGHT DECK corpsman ready for flight quarters emergency. Top row: J.B. Doss, F.B. Flynn, RJ. Walker, J.R. Bryan, R.D. Carpenter, D. Longello. Second row: G.E. Ramirez, L. Wolk, R.F. Colavechio, W.R. Bolton, T.W. Gibson, J.R. Harris. Third row: J.E. Lovec, J.L. Marti, B.E. Shields, E.N. Ward, P.G. Kunz, E.D. Anderson. Fourth row: K.C. Anderson, W. Payer, D.O. French. LAB TECHNICIAN Working OH doctor,s orders prepares bacteria slides

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IOOKING FOR THE PICTURE OF THE TOOTH THAT NEEDS WORK, DENTAL TECHNICIAN SCANS X-RAYS BEFORE APPOINTMENT. Whether it comes after that first bite into a creamy Milky-VVay, or while downing an ice-cold beer, everyone knows that the painful twinge is a sure invitation to sign up for a trip to the men of D division. Chances are your problem won't be anything new to them, and if it is, theyire equipped to handle it anyway. During the cruise, more than 10,500 varied types of dental treatment were LT P.E. ZEIGLER administered. LT v.R. BACINO IN PROSTHETICS lab, new teeth OTHER SKILLS are displayed by D PRELIMINARY CHECK, prior to are made to replace the old. division corpsmen during breaks. doctorls work is made by DT-