Yorktown (CVA 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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Putting a new dress on The Lady. Replenishment at sea is sometimes called, Breaking eggs and bruising apples. Polishing the anchor brakes and capstan on the forecastle FIRST DISIVION Front row: James Hubbard, Richard Paine, George Jones, LTJG Marvin Poisott, John Gonzales, Jesse Meadows, John Lavvorn, Richard Rios. Second row: Larry Berry, Junior Jones, Logan Mayfield, Jack Bishop, Walter Williams, Edward Dowell, Kenneth Strickland. Third row: Thomas Davis, Bolick Yustat, Gerald Reed, Bobby Toten, Robent Bolton, Lorry Atencio, Enoch Henderson, Wilson Clement.

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:jg-Fw-hw. ' his Menial tasks are - ,- - 'f .a-..:,:..a4,..1,,.1f,?'?+:-:-H-W-Q-.1511 F 'accomplished with en- thusiasm. Field day is held in a below- decks passageway. After refueling another ship at sea, the gear is neatly stowed on a jackstay for easy access. Resplicing a grapnel line demonstrates marlin- spike seamanshipf' SECOND DIVISION Front row: Tommy Teuscher, Jerry Keohohou, Orlando Sanchez, Bobby Smi-th, LTJG Alfred Ballabio, Gene Thompson, Humberto Ramirez, Jimmy Clontz, William Martin. Second row: Jose Solis, Jack Conner, Ronald Duncan, Marston Osgood, ,Jerry Briggs, Edwin Worley, Carlos Alvardo, Oscar Daly, Ronald Worthan. Third row: A Raymond Allison, Genell Stallings, Virsel Mauldin, Guillermo Trujillo, Bobby Branham, Homer Moore, Melvin Woolbright, He b rt H d h r e u son, George S iver.