Princeton (CVA 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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,?T and what did 'the Princeton do today? PIO Whips up jst Row: Gauthier, Fontaine, Dolnzseth, Illeyer, Rhoads. 2nd Row: McKinley, daily press release Kressel, Blackley, Ferreira, Frost, johnson. 3rd Row: Cleveland, Alexander 5 jr., Barber, Bergmann, Wlziteliead. W 'iss ,sf X , . K ' .- .. H , Q ' W X WMWQ. fr , fx Q, ' , f f W 1 A ts 35 . W N jg x V ,., ,ef s s f ,. f f-,,f. 4. .AQ-sw . if As Mig W , . ,,..., , M , X: Z Nr Y . YM of we fs sw A N. We V . ff X H free- - i of? we f H - Ywxiss ff Y is gy-ss, -MZ? .ff-ru. ,,.-:ff-1.355 f Qsma f M ,ef ww f Airy ss . Z XF' X if K za? ,sf kv ,a iry if SW.. ...tam mac 3 Library Print Shop Band Then there is the Library, where men can visit to read the current magazines or borrow a book. For other hours of lei- sure, athletic gear may be drawn from the Gear Locker. X Division is proud to claim the Band as one of its main components, an organization of musicians equally versatile at playing a march or a popular hit tune. l First Row: W. A. Fugate, W. E. Galleher, j. T. Cawdrey, E. Siroky, M. j. Nazfolio, R. L. Kyes, H. C. Hines, C. A. Roeper. Second Row: W. B. Mazzsur, G. G.'Hertzog, C. C. Denova, E. Cotrupe, H. VV. Packard, M. A. Hall, F. 1. Tezak. Third Row: j. Vollbreelzt, I. A. Buck, H. Coburn, B. E. Mayfieid, j. R. Deznonbrun. legal yeomen burn midnight oil typing court martial records 1? R' I r ,V 'N ' 4 ,.' I ,L 1 -- . hd' . , J' lim! ' .t 1 su P PLY xp JZ, 1 bEPAanwf , - Q , U-SML-J Q z 4 Lg 1 - - I 0 I l l25 i

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I 1 P l I 5, 1 f f 9!,2jf f Commander OPERATIONS The tension of war vibrating through CIC and AirOps, the nerve center of a floating landing field, set the tcine of the Operations Depart- ment. The crystal balls of radar, brilliantly lit plexiglass plotting boards, crackling squeals and scree- ches of radio, thousand of aerial photographs, secret dispatches and in- formation, hundreds of feet of film, strong chemicals, powerful blinking signal lights, sixty-six multi-hued signal flags, aerial balloons and baro- meters. . .these are the tools of Operations . Two hundred and thirty oHicers and men are the organ- ization. And the operating schedule, the flight plan, it's dissemination and execution...that is the job of Operations , Lcdr. T. E. Keyes, Communications Officer Lcdr. R. C. McGrath, Air Operations Officer Lcdr. J. J. Laznibat, Air Intelligence Officer Lcdr. D. C. Sliger, CIC Officer Charles M. Brower l ,, ,,,, 7' f ,,,.,W,,Wji ll l L r V l l E la l 51 l l i 1 l l F IZ7 T