Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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r Q' L NE v A fkneeling left to right, AMS1 L.,I. Stephens, AMSC J.E. Garrett, AMS3 J.E. Amold and AMHI D.R. Duncan. Qmiddle rowj AMS3 ,I.D. Peterson, AMS3 W.D. Lau, AMS3 C.D. Porter, AMS2 C.D. St. George and AMSAN DJ. Sulka. ftop row, AMS2 R.G. Kingsley, AME3 B.C. Coddington, AMS3 J.R.W. Woytna and AA D.B. Conover. ht AMH2 DM Hardin AMH3 RF Botteron -XMH3 ,IL fijllefttorigj .. , .. ., .. X Tesar, AMH3 J.B. Fitzgerald, AMH3 L.K. Conover and QKneelingj AMH R.A. Mestas. ' V. K 1 , 1 5 Mclure D.A. Villar M.N. Cotton, T.L. Flaherty, H.A. Moore, D left to right: , , .A DJ. King, R.D. Raverty. Second Row: D.L. Sims, G.W. Stien rm EF. Stoveken LJ Schoch M.C. Hurdman R.K. Styke Hand N.C. Low, L. Pratte Third Row: M.L. Land, J.R. ,Iackso Gilson, L.W. Page, D.E. Wilt, Plait, R.A. Burns, ,I.B. Taylor, an F. Berkueglar.

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' iv fN fN,.j YB-g, , N k 0 if - - 1 I EQ'-if ' if ti, 9 I .f F ,Y ,S 20' 1 A f ,ff ' sf X gf, .a Q E ,, Q JN i k X ii . 1 5 I . r-Xp! I if 0 MY cl 9. ' ' ' ,H-. , ..-Q-5, V-av-'. ' , , -+v---wqo.-..-...,.'rtf.n4uu--'-- I ' 'ff-1 -nga.-ef--nvrw...'..w .Q. -as Mgyianol- .v ' fFront row kneelingj Felix Dalgre, Mike Sterling and Ray Dale. 12nd row kneelingj John Thompson, Ronny Sylve and Bill Laney. fstanding left to rightj Walter Widmark. Bill McHenry, Bill Steward Tom Morbitzer and Hank Couchenor. Not pictured but hiding behind The Bird are: Bob Ross, A1 Kitaji and Jeff True. ru. 4 - -... ..... ,, 1 .un 1 u g, . . - l.,.l ' ILJ 'I t . lg! . s -ii Q 'G il IM 3. DIVISION fm IM-3 Division, Avionics and Arma- ment Maintenance Division, is primarily responsible for the Avioncs shops. This includes the calibration and turn- ing of the vast amounts of electronic equipment neccessary to the operation of aircraft aboard an attack carrier such as RANGER. The workings and respon- sibilities of IM-3 are strangely complex and mysterious so that it is difficult' to tell just what they are doing. but what- ever it is, RANGERIS aircraft operate with devestating effectiveness. Front left to right: AE2 B.L. Peterson. AE2 A.H. Price, Rear left to right: AE? D.M. Payne, ATR2 T.C. Rasmussen. IM3 WORK CENTER 634--AQF2 C.L. Keeton. AQF2 R.E. Kendall, AQI D..-X. Henderson, fleft row front to backj AQF2 F.E. Samuel, AQ1 VCH. Wlaugaman, AQB2 XV.H. J0l'lIl50' U AQCS XV-R. Yvilliams, AQBAN M.,l. Karolewicz. AQF2 B.R. Richards. AQF J.C. Clark. AQF2 AQB3 J.H. Sweet. AQB2 T.E. Rozycki, AQB3 G.R. Anderson and AE3 R.E. Roy. Qrigllrstn E'F' -l0hU50Il- Sfsgt. QUSAFD R.C. Marshall. AQF2 M.D. Tollison. AQF2 R.G. Haddon. AQF2 row front to backj AEI A.M. Hatten, AE3 T.C. Schaliier, AQB3 J.H. Ford, AQB3 Rl, H213 R.W'. Alexander. AQF2 TKV. Miller. AQF3 ,I.D. May, AQF2 E.E. Balsey. AQF2 T.G. Lee. Billings, AE2 C.H. Henderson, AQB3 WCM. Munchel and AQB2 AJ. Wolf. QCenter frUJ'M'l- AQF2 J.O. Ford, AQF2 D.W. Jones, AQFAN C..-X. Grillette. AQF3 XY.T. Vance. AQF3 J.P. to backj AQB2 T.L. Hass. ATAN A.M. Dodge. AQI ,I.P. Martin and AQI L.D. M ' Chan and lnot Dicturedl AOF2 M..l. Brophy and SlSgt. QUSAFJ G. O'N fbehind right rowj AQBAN VV..-X. Hass and A01 M.V'. Uroff. .