Manley (DD 940) - Naval Cruise Book

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w M A N SITE TV WMAS Ships Information Training and Entertainment The site system was installed onboard the MANLEY only a few days before deploying. Completion of installation and set up of operation was accomplished by EMI Taylor, station manager. Over 1000 hours of TV programing was produced by Vi MAN ' s staff and voluntary operators. Approximately 35 hours of state side TV programing was provided weekly by AFRTS. Los Angles, Calif. Along with approximately 16 hours of movies per week from Navy Motion Picture Exchange of which over 200 movies were shown during the deployment. Special Thanks to all of the crew members, both officers and enlisted who took the time and effort to help in producing The Manley Nightly WMAN NEWS, throughout the cruise. It was these individuals who helped keep everyone up to date and informed of events back in the states. WMAN was also the source of the 2 channel 24 hour music and radio programs for the ships Entertainment Sound System. The system was obtained, and installed with special automation designed by EMI Taylor. Many Thanks to EMI J. Taylor Station Manager and ET2 G. Losito ASSISTANT Station Manager. Other voluntary operators included.- LTJG V. Buonocore, ET2 M. Delucia, GMT2 (SW) L. Zino, ICFN W. Gowan and ENC(SW) M. Bryant the MANLEY ' s Outstanding Cameraman. EMI J. Taylor and ET2 G. Losito with the Manley ' s Complete Entertainment system. 90

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