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W ^Yorktown (CV-5), 8-11 June 1989, St. 126sq ^'^ssour'- Contact: Robert E. Bender, Spanish Pond Rd., Spanish Lake, MO ^OJl38. (314) 741-3584.

n??°^{rnet (CV}‘⁸> CV-12, CV-A12, cvs- taj.,’ ' June 1989, Norfolk, Virginia. Con- P₀ ^°nnie Masse, USS Hornet Club Inc., ' ^Bo* 7526, North Port, FL 34287.

q„l^an°8^raphi^c System 35th Reunion Ban-

C_0m’ ^BJune 1989, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Syr, ^{t: w}- Hazelbaker, COMOCEAN- ⁴⁴⁵-5684^D’ ^Norfolk’ ^{VA 2351} 1-6644. (804)

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1989 p^aU,t Amphibian Battalion, 10 June Carol’- '^ourtbouse Bay. Camp Lejeune, North AM_T’^na- Past, present, and retired K PACKERS welcome. Contact: Capt. B_att ,. B. Lardie, 2d Assault Amphibian Lej_e^l0n> 2d Marine Division, FMF, Camp ci_au "^e' NC 28542-5524, or call (commer- '^<J1 451-7361 or (autovon) 484-7361.

23—2s^^/ICO/I (AGC-4), 42nd annual reunion, Cr_evv^3une 1989, Annapolis, Maryland, also ^metnbers of the USS Estes (AGC-12) 12224'c^^COme' Contact: Bernard J. Freed,

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St. 1 Z^ers°U (DD-652), 11-17 July 1989, 5<i(j p^Uls> Missouri. Contact: Charles Bass, 191 o jP^ress Lane, St. Marys, GA 31558. ' 882-3589.

^st. QPPerson (DD-719), 12-16 July 1989, 6. $„ ^1S’ Missouri. Contact: Tom Peltin, 325 ²269 ^{et Ct}-> Madison, WI53705. (608) 231- %_al formerly VR-53), 15 July 1989, t'tiror, h'^{r 8tat}*on Memphis, second annual ⁰ⁱ* ^{and reunion}- Contact: LCDR Jim 'lce_{t s}^nor AE1 Eisenhower, Public Affairs, Stat|₀n ^U.^pP°ⁿ Squadron Six Zero, Naval Air Memphis, Memphis, TN.

USS Santee (CVE-29), 20-23 July 1989, Knoxville, Tennessee. Contact: Harold J. Marcou, 26192 Madras Ct., Deep Creek, FL 33983. (813) 624-2714.

USS Wasp (CV-18) (1943-1972), 26-30 July 1989, Norfolk, Virginia, including Marines and all air groups. Contact: Richard G. VanOver, 6584 Bunting Rd., Orchard Park, NY 14127.

USS Bush (DD-529), 28-30 July 1989. Con­tact: Frank Dinda, 1213 Tower Ave., Supe­rior, WI 54880. (715) 394-7731.

USS Idaho (BB-42), 30 July to 6 August 1989, Moscow, Idaho. Contact: David C. Gra­ham, P.O. Box 11247, San Diego, CA 92111.

USS Turner Joy (DD-951) and USS Maddox (DD-731), 1-5 August 1989, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Contact: W. C. Bond, c/o USS Kidd, 305 South River Rd., Baton Rouge, LA 70802. (504) 342-1942.

USS Juneau (CLAA-119), 3-6 August 1989, Charleston, South Carolina. Contact: Ken Cook, 63 Fort Royal Ave., Charleston, SC 29407. (803) 556-8102.

PC-490, 5-6 August 1989, St. Helen, Michi­gan. Contact: Oscar J. Fisher, 5694 Sherwood Forest Dr., Akron, OH 44219. (216) 882­6208.

Aircrew Survival Equipmentation School, 65th reunion, 10-12 August 1989, Lake- hurst, New Jersey. Contact: PR-1 Tom J. But­ler, or PR-2 Margaret E. Valentino, Aircrew Survival Equipmentation School, Lakehurst, NJ 08733-5001. Call PR-1 Butler, (commer­cial) (201) 323-2477.

USS Astoria (CA-34), 10-13 August 1989, Gearhart, Oregon. Contact: Kenneth A. Cruse, 625 NE Edison St., Hillsboro, OR 97123.

USS Baltimore (CA-68), 11-13 August 1989, Houston, Texas. Contact: David B. Blom- strom, 9301 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77074-1518. (713) 771-4385.

USS Massey (DD-778), 11-13 August 1989, Portland, Oregon. Contact: Bob Bergren, 14107 NE 82d Ave., Vancouver, WA 98662. (509) 573-2953.

USS Entemedor (SS-340), 11-16 August 1989, Reno, Nevada. Crew members please contact: Glen F. Stinson, 7111 North Cosby Dr., Kansas City, MO 64151. (816) 741­6419.

USS Salmon (SS-182, SS-573) and USS Stickleback (SS-415), 11-16 August 1989, Reno, Nevada, as part of the U. S. Submarine Veterans of World War II annual convention. Contact: Frances M. Steams, 428 Old Indian Trail, Aurora, IL 60506. (312) 896-1817.

USS Dace (SS-247), USS Darter (SS-227), USS Menhaden (SS-377), 11-17 August 1989, Reno, Nevada. Contact: Hugh N. Sie­gel, R.D. 3, Box 45, Boonville, NY 13309, or Karl Fleischer, 1000 Tucson St., Aurora, CO 80011.

Submarine Veterans of World War II Asso­ciation convention, 11-17 August 1989, Reno, Nevada. Contact: Frederick A. Judd, P.O. Box 320202, Cocoa Beach, FL 32932­0202. (800) 648-1177.

USS Lapon (SS-260), 13-16 August 1989, Reno, Nevada. Contact: “Jake” Jacobus, P.O. Box 1390, Indio, CA 92202. (619) 347­3882.

USS Searaven (SS-196) and USS Seahorse (SS-304), 13-17 August 1989, Reno, Nevada. Contact: Joe McGrievy, 7525 University Ave., La Mesa, CA 92041-4801.

USS Admiral W. S. Benson (AP-120), 16-19 August 1989, Butte, Montana. Marines and troops welcome. Contact: Don Ackerman, P.O. Box 99, Bolivar, OH 44612. (216) 874­3117.

USS Enterprise (CV-6), ship’s company and air groups, 16-20 August 1989, Norfolk, Virginia. Contact: Howard W. Childress, 4143 Ewell Point Rd., Virginia Beach, VA 23455. (804) 464-1970.

USS Cortland (APA-75), 18—20 August

1989,     St. Louis, Missouri. Contact: Alvin Miller, 3425 Center Point Rd., NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402.

USS Ingraham (DD-694), 18-20 August

1990,     Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Contact: Ar­thur M. Jones, 1817 W. Main, Massillon, OH 44646. (216) 832-2917.

USS Helena (FG-9, CL-50, CA-75, SSN- 725) and USS Benham (DD-397), 23-27 August 1989, Helena, Montana. Contact: Bill Bunker, 596 A West Hungtington Dr., Arca­dia, CA 91006. (818) 446-7361.

USS Metcalf (DD-595), 23-27 August 1989, Chicago, Illinois. Contact: John M. Chittum, 350 South Walnut St., Huntington, WV 25705-3514. (304) 523-6963.

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Advanced Structures

Corporation......................................... 10

Aegis Publications................................ 31

Antheil Booksellers.............................. 84

Boeing Helicopters............................... 87

Cincinnati Electronics

Corporation......................................... 23

Control Data........................................ 18

Eastman Kodak Company......... 28, 29

EDO Corp.,

Government Systems Div..................... 30

FMC-Naval Systems Div...................... 11

Fusion Video........................................ 91

GE Company,

Aircraft Engines.................................. 15

ASW Combat Systems............... 120, 121

Naval & Drive Turbine

Systems...................................... 2, 3, 6, 7

Grumman Aircraft Systems Div........ 122

Gulfstream Aerospace.......................... 22

Hampton Company.............................. 14

Holmatro, Inc...................................... 19

Hughes Aircraft Company................... 89

Intergraph Corporation....................... 21

J & R Company.................................... H⁸

Loral Corporation....................... 2nd Cover

Lyric Software, Inc................................ 20

Marine Corps Command &

Staff College......................................... I*⁸

McDonnell Douglas...................... 4th Cover

Scott B. Mills, Artist................................ ®

Naval Electronics, Inc........................... 2®

Naval Institute Press............................ 1*2

Newport News Shipbuilding..................... *

Oto Melara, SpA.................................. I®⁸

Presidio Press........................................ ⁸®

Raytheon Company.......................... 12? *⁸

RGB Technology.................................... ⁸⁸

Rockwell International, Collins

Gov’t. Avionics Div........................... 16, *"

Rolls-Royce......................................... *26

Royal Ordnance.......................... 124, 12-

Sanders, A Lockheed Co.............. 3rd Cover

Ship’s Hatch......................................... 2®

Syscon Corporation................................

United Technologies-

Pratt & Whitney............................. 24A-H

Westinghouse Marine........................ 26, 27

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