Princeton (LPH 5) - Naval Cruise Book

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Q Q I i I Field Day Contact 'Printmg First row, left to right: WILLIAMS, R. A. Sgt, CAPT H. CLAYSON, CAPT D. J. REILLY, NELSON, W. P. SSgt, McDANIELS, D. D. SSgt Second row, left to right: JENSEN, L. J. AN, BYRNE, D. E. SN, WILSON, W. H. Pvt, HADA, H. M. PFC, RAINES, W. W. PFC, SCALES, N. D. Sgt, PRESTENBACK, J. R. Pvt, DERWIN, R. .I. Pvt, WISE, R. D. Sgt, BORDWELL, P. F. SA, DELINGER, R. W. SA

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