Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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Front Row-T.F. Petingill DS2 R.W'. Stephens DSI E.R. Dubey DS2 M.R. Kovacich DS3 H.M. Levy DS2. Second Row-A.R. Raymond DS3 ,I.A. Vater DS2 H.O. johnson DS3 F.C. Mayer D53 D.R. Allen DS2. Top Row-LT R.A. Cesario BJ. Gerdts DS2 ,I. Van Geyton NAA Rep T.F. Tumer DS2 R.F. McBride DS3 ,I.A. Turner DSC. Front Row-M.A. Broadstreet PT3 C. Hefeltinger DMSN C.M. Mattes DMSN R.W'. Bull DPSN. 2nd Row+A.Y. Tejada DMI R.B. Crippen YN3 J.T. Harper DMSN S.F. Rittersbach SN. Standing-G.L. CoburnYN2 ,I.R. Borders SN TJ. Oda DM3 E.M. Shane RDC LTJC R.V. Wilcox WCS. Elmquist PT3 E.R. Lehman DMSN. Front Row-R.S. Cramer ABH2 W.N. Olsen PT3 N.H Wray PT3 J.P. Connolly PT3. 2nd Row-L.D. Scar borough PTI LTJG J.N. Weiss D.L. Weigant PTI R.B Richter PT3. Standing-fC.C. Martin PT3 R.C. Lapp PT3 S.F. Pacholski PT2 R.E. Throneberry PT3.

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