Marquette University NROTC - Porthole Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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NAVIGATIIN II It you happen to see a Hrotcee toting a portable library around the campus, don't jump to the conclusion that he is an eager brain hot on the trail of intellectual superiority; the chances are he is a member of that hapless group making up Lt. tjgt McLennon's celestial navigation classes tNS 5i. Those bulky volumes are merely the various alman- acs, tables, etc., that are envolved in the solu- tion of the problems Mr. M. has been known to sling around. Just What it all means is a secret that Messrs. Bowditch, Ageton, et a1., have managed to keep exceedingly well despite Mr. McLennon's valiant efforts to throw a little light on the subject. To most seafaring men, LCT would probably suggest some sort of landing craft, but not to the land-locked Hsalts of Wisconsin Avenue. When you add such choice tidbits as GCT, LAN, ZT, HD, GHA, LHA and numerous others, the total efiect makes the early days of the New Deal pale by comparison. It you doubt all this, consult Ray O'Connell, Don Borgert, Tom Mconnt and others, Who this semester have proved HA Tree Grows in Milwaukee . t :37, KA y '3st '1' '''''''''' ....... ;;;; ........ -- .94.; VNNM - W??? 7k'xxxg2. t. , ' .' x . - . , , . ?.g. ,-$..:.t :W .- - x'fzif'tix'pi 5:32.1' f.g lfitff 4' :' . .:.-::.'Q'. . yyyyyyyyy .-... .7,.., '-,-. 'c e xrav-u- .-...-s.v -7 - th-v-ogq:a-,,..,' : .p -m,w-ww.-V-P .i-..iH-u..eaw,i-x V.-

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EIIMMUNIEATINS A good fighting Navy is G well-organized Navy and Communications are necessary for good organization. ROTC seniors are taught this vital function by Lt. tjgi F. X. Miller. Bar- ringten, Cheek, Pooler and Starbody, ex-com- munication men assist their classmates in signal and blinker phases. Radio, telephone and telegraph procedure, correspondence, sound detection gear, Visual signalling are among the topics of study listed in NS 10. Interesting and instructive movies are shown on all phases of CI communication officer's duties and a great deal is seen of CI Mr. Page standing cm OOD watch in port and at sea. Also important in the field of communica- tions is the subject of security, which falls under the cares of the Hcom officer . We find engineers Horace Edwards, R. O. Snure and others laying aside slide rules to learn how to care for publications, and liberal arts students like Louie Kohn and Art Bowling digging into the intricacies of radio and sound. There is G future for communications officers but the predominant question before the house is . . . Where? . -.-L. s 3?; ........... ''''''''''''' ..... ...... h 4335-? ,i.. ...... ........... . 2'8. . 1 ',': x LLLL ..........