Yorktown (CVA 10) - Naval Cruise Book

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l -M At sea, the detachment improves their proficiency as lighters by learning from the more experi- enced NCO's. , , ' ww- Y' No liberty boat. Our Marines aggressively charge from the open ramp of an LCM onto the beach at Subic Bay, P. I. as part of the landing party exercises. MARINE DETACHMENT Front row: Victor Pilsner, Enrique Lariosa, Ronald Dirkes, Gene Sesler, Milford Langness, George Ross. Second row: Carl Phillips, Edward Zastrow, George Bliss, Merlyn Burns, CAPT Hillmer De Atley, Donald Hinkley, Macon Darcus, Paul Sanders, Bobby Stallings, Joseph Haberberger, George Kasson. Third row: Edward Andrews, George Hinton, Leonard Jeffers, David Solberg, David Gillette, David Koncki, George Pullins, Cyrus Crosslan, Paul Flanagin, Joseph Sarracino. Fourth row: Fred Whetstone, Virgil Kitrell, David Hammes, Jack Esterlein, Joe McKnight, Gregory Brown, Pat Hendon, Pedro Barragan, William Buck, James Harsh. A i