Lexington (CVA 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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It groce g-1 division officer gl divhnon G-l division assembles and delivers all necessary armaments and munitions to the squadrons of the LEX- INGTON Air Group. The 79 men of G-l and G-2 divisions operate four bomb elevators to speed the storage of munitions and the deliveries to the various aviation groups. The men of G-l and G-2 divisions put in their hardest hours during re-arming periods at sea. i The AO's and GM's of G-l and G-2 supervise and man the working parties, they receive the armaments aboard, and store the munitions in magazines. G-l and G-2 divisions work hand-in-hand in assuring that the ship's aircraft are armed, manned, and readyl to retaliate in the event of an enemy attack on LEX- INGTON or an enemy invasion of one of America's allies ordnance

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