Ticonderoga Apollo Recovery (CVS 14) - Naval Cruise Book

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OE Division 80 Above: Top Row: ETR2 R.L. Golby, ETR3 S.L. Toepfer, ETN2 R.G. Shyder, ETR2 A.W. Hedrick, ETR2 T.K. Richardson, ET1 G.T. Meier, LT W.J. Sharg, ET1 R.E. Wood, ETR3 T.A. Claussen, ETR E.C. Gall, ETRSN R.C. Noel. Center Row: ETR3 J.E. Dover, ETR2 C.E. Carlson, ETRSN H.J. McLeroy,, ETN3 R.T. Hartwig,- ETR3 T.R. Darland, ET R3 C.S. Gurisco, ETR3 C.M. Foster ETNSN T.L. Hiighes. Bottom Row: ETN3 M.D Taylor, ETNS C.G. Garcia, ETNSN P.J. Zleger, ETN3 J.C. Bujaci, ETN3 M.D. D'Angleo, ET SN O.E. Kvalheim, ETRSN G.C. Corcoran, ETR3 G.L. Rose, EW2 R.C. Andrews. 7 Below: Top Row: ETR2 E.C. McNear, ETRSN R.L. Lieby, ETRSN H.C. Lesczynski, ET N2 R.B. Williams, ETR3 W.R. Hoff, ETN2 G.E. Sonnelitter, ETR3 F .V. Nichols, ETRSN R.L. Marcum, ETN2 R.L. Dooms, ETN2 H.S. Waddle, ET1 L.J. Nielsen. Center Row: ETNSN M.W. Herndon, ETN2 S.C. Wisloski, ETRSN R.T. Grace, ETN3 W.D. Hollen, ETRSA TJ. Stakelum, ETR3 L.A. Jones, ETR3 R.A. Carter, ETN3 J.C. Sortland, ETR3 M.D. Reynolds, ETR3 J.P. Connor, ETN2 R.J. Mayer, ETRSN G.S. Wells. Bottom Row: ETCS R.R. Seeker, EWC G.R. Rowe, EWC E.L. Gwin, CWO-2 D.L. Lane, ETCM G.R. Hagman, ETC W.F. Maier, ETCS B.G. Berger, ET P.C. Mobley.

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