Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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THE GYM Versatility and compactness are two features that make Ranger's Universal Gym Machinel' well-suited for shipboard exercise. Along with the exercise bicycle fbelowj, the gym machine enables a man to vary his workout, allows more men to utilize the equipment and helps keep a lot of Rangermen in shipshape condition. 3 PN3 Joe Kopec, peddling up a sweat, goes cycling regularly for the usceneryf' KRAN-TV And, like most landlubbers, there is always television. On Ranger, most crewmen choose Channel 2, KRAN-TV. Lllljl lf YV 0-7 :Jain psig... . . .

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