Princeton (CVA 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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MOORINC IN SASEBOS nur- row harbor is 'ri tieklish job as the tense faces of RADM Blick and CAPT Hollingsworth will testify. CDR CONN shows CAPT Lee, who relieved CAPT McLeod as Chief of Staff, where the Princetoifs LT. Bordelon became the first Navy ace.

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7 ' S CNAL BRIDGE I THE SHARPEST EYES on the ship maintain a con- stant, essential vigil. Team- ing with radar, these look- outs provide almost in- fallible 360O coverage. A I R INTELLIGENCE OFFICE personnel Work long hours to prepare ac- curate charts for pilot briefing. BOVE the busy flight deck, on the island, the flashing light sends a message visually to the other vessels in company. .. A flag hoist is broken out in the stiff breeze, indicating course and speed. . .These members of the signal gang are an important cog of the Operations Department which includes the other com- municators, combat information center personnel, air operations coordinators, aerologists, air intelligence men, photographers and electronic repair technicians. MODERN VVARFARE owes much of its effectiveness to photography. Princeton photographers are masters of the art of recording minute detail. PROVIDING BETTER SECURITX than radio suift and silent flashing light is used to pass impoitint mes sages between task force ships. ATTACK CARRIER required hundreds of photo graphs which the Photo Lab crew uillm x pioxided in addition to their regular duties. scifi its is ssaig , I