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Reunions

USS Callaway (APA-35), 6-8 August 1985, Portland, OR. Contact: Wallace Shipp, 5319 Manning Place, NW, Washington, DC 20016. (201) 363-3663.

USS Cascade (AD-16), Korea, 1951-54, 16­18 August 1985, Philadelphia, PA, or Waloon Lake, MI. Contact: Bob Croghan, 11431 Gravois, St. Louis, MO 63126. (314) 843­1500 or “Parch” Parchman, 230 Woodridge, St. Louis, MO 63122. (314) 966-6736.

USS Charles J. Badger (DD-6S7), 3-8 July 1985. San Diego, CA. Contact: Roger H. Soule, 1933 Limewood Dr., San Jose, CA 95132. (408) 262-8632.

USS Franklin (CV-13), World War II, 14-16 June 1985, Norfolk, VA. Contact: Reon Hil- legass, 1728 S. Military Hwy., Chesapeake, VA 23320. (804) 622-8403.

USS Gainard (DD-706), 8-11 August 1985, Norfolk, VA. Contact: Cecil Kendrick, 720 Hemlock Crescent, Virginia Beach, VA 23464. (804) 495-1708.

Guadalcanal Campaign Veterans, 1-4 Au­gust 1985, Colorado Springs, CO. Contact: Ted Blahnik, P.O. Box 181, Coloma. MI 49038-0181. (616) 468-5938.

USS Kershaw (APA-176), June 1985, New York. Contact: Dr. Ralph W. Pruden, 630 5th Ave., Suite 1853, New York, NY 10020 (212) 765-7469.

USS McGowan (DD-678), USS McDermut (DD-677), 12—13 July 1985, Philadelphia, PA. Contact: Don Rogers, 30 Hurd St., Lynn, MA 01905.

USS Medusa (AR-1), 4 August 1985, Admi­ral Baker Field, Navy Recreation Center, San Diego, CA. Contact: Charles W. Mantz, 486

Welton St., Chula Vista, CA 92011 (619) 420-9299.

USS New Mexico (BB-40) Association, 28th reunion, 27-29 September 1985, Chatta­nooga, TN. Contact: LeRoy Miller, 8619 Villa Crest Dr., St. Louis, MO 63126. (314) 842­1806.

USS Ramapo (AO-12), 5-7 September 1985, Nashville, TN. Contact: Roger Shurtz Rt 4’ Clarksville, TN 37042.

USS Washington (BB-56), 5-8 September 1985, Covington, KY. Contact: John A. Brown, Box 13047, Columbus, OH 43213­0047.

World War II Marine/Navy Paratroop Units, 20-23 June 1985, Buffalo, NY. Con­tact: Col. D. E. Severance, P.O. Box 1972 La Jolla, CA 92037.

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Proceedings / April 1985

The 1985 Naval Tactical Embedded Com­puter Resources Conference (NTECRC 1985) will be held in Orlando, FL on 21-24 May 1985. Industry exhibits will be displayed 22-23 May at the Orlando International Air­port Marriott Hotel. For exhibit information contact Chuck Grutzius or Kathy Moore at Norden Systems, 200 Professional Drive, Gaithersburg, MD 20879. (301) 921-8100. For seminar information contact Jim Clark, Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, DC 20362. (202) 692-8204.

Pass-Down-the-Line-Notes

The History Department of the U. S. Naval Academy will sponsor its Seventh Naval History Symposium, 26-27 Septem­ber 1985. Individuals wishing to propose a paper, or to offer an entire panel, should sub­mit an abstract to Associate Professor Kenneth J. Hagan, History Department, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD 21402. The dead­line for proposals is 1 April 1985.

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.Index to Advertisers.

Advanced Structures Corp...................... 20

Aeroquip Corporation............................ 93

Aero/Space Visuals Society.................... 119

American Cyanamid Company................ 24

Antheil Booksellers................................ 28

Bath Iron Works Corporation................... 4

Boeing Helicopters................................. 29

Boeing Marine Systems.................. 112, 113

Brunswick Corporation,

Defense Div........................................... 14

CMC Communications, Inc................... 101

Combustion Engineering, Inc.................... 8

Conrac Corporation, SCD Div............... 148

Control Data Corporation..................... 100

EDO Corp., Government

Systems Div......................................... 109

Admiral Farragut Academy.................... 20

FMC Corp., Northern

Ordnance Div..................................... 153

FMC Corp., Ordnance Div...................... 21

Garrett Corporation............................. 158

GE Space Systems.................................. 94

Gould, Inc....................................... 32A-L

Gould Inc., Defense

Electronics Div..................................... 126

Ferde Grofe Films.................................. 32

Grumman Aerospace Corp..................... 23

Grumman Data Systems Corp........ 96, 97

GTE Government Systems Corp............ 149

Hughes Aircraft Company.................... 121

Hughes Helicopters, Inc.......................... 15

King Radio Corporation.......................... ¹⁸

Lockheed California Co......................... I¹¹

McDonnell Douglas......... 1, 99, 4th Cover

Magnavox Electronic Systems    Co.......... 12

Marine Safety International...................... “

Martin Marietta Aerospace............... 6, 7

Motorola Inc., Gov’t.

Electronics Group.................................. 30

Newport News Shipbuilding .... 3rd Cover

Northrop Corporation................ 2nd Cover

Preston Hobby Modelle .......................... 28

Rockwell-Autonetics Marine

Systems Div......................................... 132

Rockwell-Collins Defense

Communications..................................... ²²

Rolls-Royce Limited......................... 12» "

Sanders Associates, Inc............................ ⁸

Smiths Industries..........

Sperry Corp., Defense

Products Group............. 106, l®⁷

Sperry Corp., Federal

Systems Div.......................

Syscon Corporation.................................. ²

Todd Pacific Shipyards

Corporation........................................... 31

UTC-Norden Systems............................ 15'

UTC-Pratt & Whitney................ 25, 26, 27

VARO Systems Division............. 146, 147

Vitro Corporation................................. I*⁴

Wang Laboratories, Inc.................... 90, 91

Whitehall Corporation........................... 1"