Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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X35 i ,j ar LTJG D.C. FENTON ENS G.E. KITZELMAN EDITOR, PIO PERSONNEL, SELECT PHOTOS FOR XVI. A FILE FOR EVERY PURPOSE The Executive Department is concerned with all work involving personnel, administration, and morale. Coordinated by the Admin. Ofhce, the department is staffed by X Division and is composed of numerous subordinate units, each of which handles a specific aspect of the departmental responsibility. Enlisted records are retained and laboriously kept up to date by the Personnel Office, officeris records receive similar treatment in the Captainis Office. Working directly with the Executive Officer is the Legal Office, arbiter of the ship's disciplinary procedures. The Public Information Office authors press releases, edits shipboard Publications Cincluding the bi-monthly MUSKETD and as a collateral duty devotes much time and effort to such special projects as the annual Cruise Book. Working hand-in-hand with PIO is the Print Shop, which turns out a wide assortment of printed material ranging from the Plan of the Day to the daily MINUTEMAN and travel guides to future ports of call. Finally, the Education and Training Office handles all material contributing to general education and ad- vancement in rate, including training aids, text books, and lesson plans. ADMIN OFFICE IS HUB OF VAST PAPER-WORK COMBINE VERSATILE PRINT SHOP HAS OFFSET, MIMEO FACILITIES

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X Front Row RS Still G E Kaiser DJ Bradley C A Lutenske M G White, D. Dykstra, R.A. McGhee, E.E. Lindquist, M.W. Jackson, C H Thompson F P Turner R R Hayes Second Row D H Moak Q L. McAllister, J. Erie, R.M. Hughes, C.E. Pine, D.R. Smith, FJ Beck I O Gardner R L Madison IJ Lee W B Solis L B Moore R G. Harris, H.M. Kennedy, G.E. Evans. ITS IN THE BUCK Under the direction of the Chaplain's Office, the Crewls Library offers thousands of books for the leisure enjoyment ofthe Minutemen. Ranging from the classics to the latest Ubest-sellersf, and including such diverse non-fiction as the philosophy of Aristotle and a textbook on Elementary Zoology, the volumes at hand are a Well-patronized source of study, reference, or just plain relaxation. A reading room Well stocked with a Wide variety of magazines adds a final touch to this important bulvvark of morale. X Front Row J D Clark T A McKenzie R L Baker, GW Shephard K H Benson, W.E. Nelson, F.F. Graham, J.A. Rodriguez, L E Hart R E Stevahn W Feireman T L Smith Second Row W N Brennan, N.A. Brook, K.B. Attaway, K.D. Post, E.E. Lewis, E E Owens R C Doggett R E Coppock M Ross E D Gardner R Ottsen R L Miller, L.W. Morse, O.H. Coat S. ' ' '- 'I fff' aw' ' 4 zwffww -f f Huw f at ...nam 'f