Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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Once Rando1ph's aircraft have com- pleted their rntssions, they return to the vicinitjz ofthe shzp and OC Division tahes over getting them from the land- ing pattern sajebf on dech. Above, pilots are tall-:ed down on a Carrier Controlled Approach, as men of OC Dz'vz'sz'on watch the azrcraj? approach- ing the shzp on radar.

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'wh Weather has been an important aspect of lik at sea since man hrst ventured away from land. Although modern ships are better able to withstand ad- verse weatlzer in the open sea, no pru- dent seafaring man would ever ignore the elements. The rnen ofOA Division gather inforrnatton from their own local observations and fro nz data transmitted by radio hom stations all over the world. 1 1 2 X 3 '- ...hh KN S a .ey T gf 1 ,5 A Q ' 9 .-' 1 + Q' 4 -s ,, if A if f ,Lia Q 5 .,

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