Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Serving as Ship's Service officer, in addition to his position as legal assistance officer, he has also been a damage control instructor. x 1 .i ' 5c. -. . a! x , t $3119 31V. 7 v.1 x J o 1-2; g7 a V , -, ' xvi. 3,5'. 1 . V93 1.: l. . t . 1 5'9 . 1 .' ,7X'i1953363k .' a .'.-t X pnwkv: 4 1 l 13593,? J :ng1? .., xx x 6th MN, :-:.;-.-:-s 7 xw, h$ 4 Af'E-kkm 7,52 ..... x I 3 Ac -. X '74., I 1 3, .7 4':-.-1I:$:-:ll i . -: $44K: 9:33:51 :2 t . x .,--:.:-;': . 7 ' . ' , f sassfgva4 Xi , . '-'-: x2-:z 45$; 2:55.14:- 71-5-55? - t ' '3- -' wagginsv LT. 091 F. X. MILLER Lt. 091 F. X. Miller at La Crosse, Kans, is a product of the Navy V-7 program. After grad- uating from Kansas State College, he attended Midshipman School in Chicago, receiving his commission in December 1943. After serving in a submarine division and as a gunnery officer on a destroyer, Mr. Miller came to Marquette in 1945 as a Naval Science instructor. zot wow mei axw T . 9V 0F g. Xxwe'wx .1 x .m . 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