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Reunions

Vietnamese Marine Advisors Association,

5 May 1990, Arlington, Virginia. Co-vans should write Cy Kammeier c/o Amphibious Warfare Review, 23 S. Quaker Lane, Suite 24, Alexandria, VA 22314, or call Carl White, (202) 659-2876.

VF-84, VF-61, VF-58, VF-17, 1-2 June 1990, NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Contact: LCdr. Tom Bauer, NAS Oceana, Vir­ginia Beach, VA 23460. (804) 433-5345.

CSS Worcester (CL-144), 8-9 June 1990, Cershey, Pennsylvania. Contact: Lewis Kra- toer, 2313 Chestnut St., Camp Hill, PA 17011.

Css Seawolf (SS-197, SSN-575, SSN-21), 13 June 1990, Arlington, Virginia. Contact: Charles Orem, Bird-Johnson Company, 110 Norfolk St., Walpole, MA 02081. (508) 668- %10.

CSS James O’Hara (APA-90) and the USS Fredrick Funston (APA-89), 13-15 July 1990, Morgantown, West Virginia. Contact: Frederic Hawker, Rt. 12, Box 32, Morgan­town, WV 26505. (304) 296-2760.

CSS Walke (DD-723), 31 August-3 Septem­ber 1990, Boston, Massachusetts. Contact: hck Nelson, 29 Beachmont Terace, North Caldwell, NJ 07006. (201) 226-2732.

CSS Curtis (AV-4), 5-9 September 1990, Rochester, New York. Contact: Harold Oliver, 1575 W. Valley Parkway, #37, Escondido, CA 92025. (619) 741-7831.

CSS Granville (APA-171), 6-9 September 1990, Reno, Nevada. Contact: Bob Blanding, ⁴⁵59 Shawn Court Rd., Salem, OR 97405. (503) 393-8739.

CSS Cavalier (APA-37), 9-11 September 1990, Las Vegas, Nevada. Contact: Herb Cohen, 4151 Sanderling Circle, #346, Las ^Vegas, NV 89103. (702) 873-7941.

CSS Princeton (CVL-23), 12-16 September ’990, St. Louis, Missouri. Contact: Sam Vlinervini, 25 Marlboro Rd., Woodbridge, NJ 07075.

CSS Heywood (APA-6) and the USS Neville (APA-9), 13-16 September 1990, Portland, Oregon. Contact: Merle Teegarden, 3015 SW. Wembly Park Rd., Lake Oswego, OR 97034. (303) 639-0170.

USS Manchester (CL-83), 16-19 September 1990, Long Beach, California. Contact: Paul Huffman, 4415 Brookhaven Ave., Louisville, KY 40220. (502) 459-3260.

USS Conamee (CVE-12), 25-27 September 1990, Pensacola, Florida. Contact: Joe Downs, Rt. 5, Box 130, Huntsville, AR 72740. (501) 736-6374.

LST-993, 26-30 September 1990, St. Louis, Missouri. Contact: Emil Doroba, 6039 Granger Rd., Ashtabula, OH 44004. (216) 998-5131.

USS Indiana (BB-58), 28-30 September 1990, Indianapolis, Indiana. Contact: Albert Vicarelli, P.O. Box 620, Case’s Lane, Cutchogue, NY 11935. (516) 735-5001.

VB-5 from 1943-45, 28-30 September 1990, San Diego, California. Contact: D.H. Stegner, 800 Cabrillo Ave., Coronada, CA 92118. (619) 435-5967.

USS Montpelier (CL-57), 4-7 October 1990, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Contact: George Scully, 745 Thomas St., Elizabeth, NJ 07202. (201) 355-0877.

USS Mattaponi (AO-41), 5-7 October 1990, Painesville, Ohio. Contact: Elmer Long, 6528 State Rt. 105, Pemberville, OH 43450. (419) 352-1333.

USS Almaack (AK-27, AKA-10), 5-8 Octo­ber 1990, Thibodaux, Louisiana. Contact: Jo­seph E. Benedict, 5292 W 52nd St., Parma OH 44134. (216) 741-3843.

USS Columbus (CA-74, CCJ-12) Veterans Association, 10-14 October 1990, Columbus, Ohio. Contact: John Harvey Thomas, 163 North Hill Ave., DeLand, FL 32724-4636 (904) 736-4509.

USS Henry A. Wiley (DM-29), 11-14 Octo­ber 1990, Charleston, South Carolina. Con­tact: W.A. Zinzow, 2277 Minneola Rd., Clearwater, FL 34624. (813) 799-2931.

USS Brush (DD-745), 11-13 October 1990, San Diego, California. Contact: Quenton Miller, 309 Fayette Davis Ave., Cleveland, MS 38372. (601) 843-5572.

Banana Fleet Marines, 11-13 October 1990, Mobile, Alabama. Contact: Wade Trepang- nier, 535 Park Ave., Mandeville, LA 70448 (504) 626-3618.

Columbia University Midshipmen’s School,

12-14 October 1990, Baton Rouge, Louisi­ana. Contact: Ralph Miller, 6023 E. 52nd Place, Indianapolis, IN 46226. (317) 542­7090.

USS Northampton (CA-26, CLC-1), 15-18 October 1990, Las Vegas, Nevada. Contact: Earl E. Kelley, 2350 Maine Ave., Long Beach, FL 90806. (213) 426-4805.

Navy Fighter Squadrons VF-34, 53, 48, from on board the USS Saratoga (CV-3) and the USS Monterey (CVL-26) from 1944-45,

17-19 October 1990, Pensacola, Florida. Contact: H.J. Cavanaugh, 53 Goltra Dr., Basking Ridge, NJ 07920. (201) 647-0039.

USS New Jersey (BB-62), 18-21 October 1990, Daytona Beach, Florida. Contact: Edwin M. Fogleson, 281 Port Orange, FL 32119. (904) 788-1459.

USS James E. Crain (DE-201), 25-28 Octo­ber 1990, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida. Con­tact: W.O. Easton, 10600 Village Dr., Unit 104 D, Seminole, FL 34642. (813) 398-2563.

USS Selfridge (DD-357), 25-28 October 1990, Pensacola, Florida. Contact: Clifford E. Terrace, 551 East Jefferson Ave., Lake Charles, LA 70605. (318) 477-1567.

USS Carlisle (APA-69), October 1990, Chat­tanooga, Tennessee. Contact: Lewis B. Tally, 1105 Random Terrace, Ringold, GA 30763. (404) 937-2969.

USS Bunch (DE-694), (APO-79), October 1990, Norfolk, Virginia. Contact: David L. Hibbs. 706 Hartman Ave., Hanover, PA 17331. (717) 637-7723.

USS Willis (DE-395), reunion proposed Octo­ber 1990, Nashville, Tennessee. Contact: John T. Gay, P.O. Box 28, Crownsville, MD 21032.

Pass-Down-the-Line Notes

Seek help of former “Operation Deep Freeze” personnel and Antarcticans in gen­eral in developing a display in connection with the Antarctic research vessel Hero and the icebreaker Glacier (WAGB-4). Contact: International Oceanographic HERO Founda­tion, P.O. Box 187, Reedsport, OR 97467. (503) 271-2130, or 271-3669.

Writer compiling history of the Purple Heart needs information or unusual Purple Heart cases. Contact: Stan Sirmans, 2101 Crystal Plaza Arcade, Suite 250, Arlington, VA 22202.

Researcher seeks information of any kind regarding Admiral William A. Moffett and his sons George, William, and Charles for a

biography. Contact: Paolo E. Coletta, 1519 Riverdale Dr., Winchester-on-the-Sevem, Annapolis, MD 21401.

Anthony Wayne Chapter, Reserve Officers Assn., seeks maps, photographs, and any other information concerning Pearl Harbor attack for planned display. Contact: Norman E. Grigsby, 3941 Dillon Rd., Lima, OH 45807.

Novelist seeks research material concerning VF-84 (Jolly Rogers). Interested in stories, anecdotes, and insights concerning squadron history. Contact: Glenn M. Issacs, 322 Bay Hill Dr., Daphne, AL 36536. (205) 626-9793.

USS Frank E. Evans (DD-754), commission­ing crew and Feb. 1945—April 1946 crew. Contact: Roy C. Stephens, 124 Circle Dr., Haw River, NC 27258.

Patrol Craft Sailors Association would like to hear from all former PC sailors and inter­ested parties. Contact: Mr. Pat Ward, Presi­dent, PCSA, 4345 Fletcher Ave., Indianapo­lis, IN 46203-1544.

Advertisers---------------------------------

Lockheed Sanders.............................................................. 143

Loral Corporation........................................ 2nd Cover, 1

Loral Data Systems.............................................................. 29

Magellan Systems Corporation..................................... 27a

Magna vox Electronic Systems...................................... 150

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

The Military Book Club..................................................... 23

Naval Institute Press......................................................... 14?

Newport News Shipbuilding.......................................... 1®^

Northern Scientific Labs................................................. 21a

Presidio Press......................................................................... 51

Preston Hobby Models.......................................................... ^

Professional Computer Solutions.................................... 02

Raytheon Company......................................................... 6, 7

Rockwell International, Autonetics

Electronic Systems........................................ 103, 104, 105

Autonetics Marine Systems Div.................................... 18a

Collins Government Avionics................................ 130, 131

Selenia-EIsag............................................................................ 4

Ship’s Hatch........................................................................... 20

Sparton Defense Electronics.......................................... 152

Taylor Devices, Inc............................................................... 09

Telephonies............................................................................. 81

Texas Instruments................................................................ 80

Textron Lycoming................................................................ 86

Textron Marine Systems................................................. 18b

Thomson-CSF, Inc..................................................... 100, 101

TRW Systems......................................................................... 08

Vitro Corporation.............................................................. 126

Westinghouse....................................................................... 156

Westinghouse Marine............................................... 27b, 27c

____________________ Index to

Aerospatiale................................................................. 16c

Antheil Booksellers..................................................... 17

American Cyanamid............................................... 145

Award Publications.................................................... 20

Blohm & Voss AG....................................................... 12

British Aerospace Defence......................... 134, 135

Cincinnati Gear........................................................... 94

C-Tech Ltd..................................................................... 19

DuPont Kevlar.............................................................. 28

E-Systems, Inc........................................................... 16b

EDO Corp.,

Government Systems Division................................ 11

Electroswitch Corporation...................................... 22

FMC—

Naval Systems Division................. 149, 3rd Cover

Fusion Video................................................................. 25

GE Company,

Government Communications Systems Dept       85

Marine & Industrial Engines................................... 15

Naval & Drive Turbine Systems........................ 2, 3

Hampton Company.................................................... 17

Hollandse Signaalapparaten B.V........................ 129

Hughes Aircraft Company........................ 21b, 21c

IBM......................................................................... 96, 97

Inco Alloys International.......................................... 93

ITT Avionics................................................................... 8

Kaman Aerospace Corporation.......................... 140

Kollsman...................................................................... 16a

Librascope Corporation......................................... 139

Lockheed................................................................ 90, 91

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