Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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The gang this year ist-lconics many new laces, Hepa-ating from last year there are hut 15. 'llllt'l't' is an addition ol about 35 new scope joclaiesf' 'llhc gang also welcomed Iilltl Arnold Olson from instructor duty at the class A school in Norfolk. Chief Olson seems very pleased with his new as- signment as a Salemile. New faces also feature jack Thomas RD2 from whom much is expected from his prowess as a softball pitcher. Jack's divisional training program has already made superiors beam. lVlo0ndog,' Teter and his Rhythm S4 Bluesi' platters can be heard at all hours on the new phonograph purchased by the division. An outstanding welcome was given to Dominic Ullom who follows family tradition. Domls grandfather and father retired as CPO's. One brother was recently advanced to RDC and another brother is a HM2. An uncle is a Lieu- tenant USN. SKUNK HUNTING Among the oldtimers there are plankowners John Brillhart RD1 and Bill Farrell also RDl' iiliasliii Ed wielser HDL Tom ENS Fay. and ENS Molthen seem quite pleased with the iilrlrst with the News Heaney' Chuck Stahl' iibpalllqiii MC' relatively new CIC team. Farewells were said early in the Eldowney, and so on. uBrando,, Hazelrigg still is drawing - , . . cruise to Mr, Lavercombe and Mr. Doody whose efhciencv chuckles with his character cartoomng and praise for his and guidance svill long be remembered by all hands. status board work, now being understudied by 'Hondo,' O,Mohundro. Ron Barufli is proud of his new stripe. and Most of the men hail from New York, with the l'Creat 'lWeatherman Gordon AGI fared well in the recent PO. Statew of Pennsylvania aclose second. Massachusetts, Illinois, exams. Michigan rank in that order. 4'Colonell7 Dudley and 'lliehl' A 'llsz' ' Yr ks .Sf l. LT Tolson, Division Officer and CIC Officer being capably Cdmrl li we rm ml mumec assisted by LTJC Lavercombe, LTJG Doody, LTJC Sharpe. Eff L0l1g', RD-3 HUMOR AT THE DRT f kj

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am nf A -- gs 1 08 DI ISl0N ff i BACK ROW: Keaser, SN, Mosliier, SN, Sluriale, SN, Jones, OM3, Spring, SN, Kella, SA, Hines, OM3, Adlcins, SA, Blanlord, OM3. MIDDLE ROW Bianchi, YN3, Heywood, OMI, Campbell, Williams, Lange, OMC, Friedman, OM3,Gayl1ar+, YN3. FRONT ROW: Jacobson, SN,Tl1omaS.SN:SGf1 Maflm SA, Kershner, SN, Hodsollan, SN, Marlin, SA. l 3wfA, 'L I Ph.. ffm-H'