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September 1986
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October^fqo^ Troopship Veterans, 18 Museum 9°6, American Merchant Marine can Yier , onlact: David Fricken, Sr., Ameri- chant u ?nt Marine Museum, U. S. Mer- *'024 r«rne Academy, Kings Point, NY • (516) 482-8200, ext. 304.

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VeteranTy Armed Guard World War II

degenc ’ 2o~24 May 1987, The Hyatt- Char]es . ote(> Kansas City, MO. Contact: (eigh Mr, ' C'oyd, 5712 Partridge Ln., Ra- ^ L 27609. (919) 876-5537.

^Pting,C|Iq^^- Edwards (DD-950), proposed Cre\v aru, *Z’ (°r original recommissioning '520^ 0 'lcers- Contact: Robert J. Hillman, 863-304i e Ave-’ Bronx’ NY 1046°- (2'2)

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?Ueen Af1'6 3u*y 1987, on board the SS 7HPa p Long Beach, CA. Contact: °r calf T'           Box 35699, Phoenix, AZ 85069,

Elliott at (817) 735-8810.

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Charleston, SC. Contact: Chester W. Skoczen, 326 Chestnut St., North Syracuse, NY 13212.

Pass-Down-the-Line

Historian seeks any information regard­ing USCGC Iris (WLB-395). Contact: Lcdr. Erik N. Funk, USCGC Iris, Coast Guard Base, Astoria, OR 97103-2099. (503) 325-1601.

Writer seeks personal recollections or reminiscences of experiences in LSTs (land­ing ships, tank) during the Vietnam War.

Contact: Cdr. Paul N. Chardoul, USNR (Ret.), Grand Rapids Junior College, 143 Bostwick Ave. NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503.

The 93rd Annual Meeting of the Associa­tion of Military Surgeons of the United States (AMSUS) will be held 2-7 November 1986 in San Antonio, TX. The theme will be: Medical Readiness in Peace and War/Terror- ism. Contact: Linda Hines, Convention Man­ager, AMSUS, P. O. Box 104, Kensington, MD 20895. (301) 933-2801.

World War II Naval Battles and Campaigns By Jack L. Steward

Find the names of the 51 World War II battles and campaigns hidden in this puzzle. All of these took place in either the Atlantic or Pacific theaters. The words may read forward, backward, up, down, or diagonally.

(Solution will appear in the October “Notebook.”)

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Sharkhunters, an organization interested in preserving the history of the World War II German U-Boat force, has scheduled a convention in the Florida Keys for Febru­ary. 1987. For more information, send a stamped self-addressed envelope to: Shark- hunters, P. O. Box 537G, Fox Lake, 1L 60020.

Ship historian for the USS Borie (DD- 215) seeks any information or items of inter­est concerning the Bone. Contact: Ships His­torian, USS Borie Association, Ed Wilkins, 9767 Larga Dr., Dallas, TX 75220.

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Abeking & Rasmussen Shipyard 4,-5, 11

Advanced Structures Corp 10, 97

Aeroquip Corporation......................... 28

A & J Manufacturing Company........ 26

ALS Corporation............................... 150

Antheil Booksellers.............................. 22

Babcock & Wilcox............................ 8, 9

Beech Aircraft Corporation................... 1

Bell Boeing.......................................... 16

Bird-Johnson Company.................... 109

British Aerospace..................... 3rd Cover

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Coit-Fairbanks Morse

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EDO Corp., Government Systems

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GE Space Systems Div.............. 23, 25, 27

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Grumman Data Systems Corp........... 139

Harris RF Communications............... 144

IBM Federal Systems Division . 106, 107 Inco Alloys International           104

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