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Shelf List 12/12/2013 Matches 6753 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location The Fighting and Sinking of the USS Johnston VA65.J64 1991 BATTLE OFF SAMAR: YAMATO, NAGATO, Lending Library Shelves (DD-557) - Battle Off Samar As Told by her crew KONGO, HURUNA, CHOKAI, KLUMANO, SUZUYA, CHIJUMA, TONE, YAHAGI, NOSHIRO U.S.S. San Diego - Mediterranean Cruise 1982 - VA65.S6 1989 Lending Library Shelves 1983 Glimpses of Australia - Souvenir for the US Navy DU104.G6 1908 United States. Navy --Cruise, 1907-1909. [from old Loan Library Stacks catalog] Australia --Pictorial works. The Bluejackets' Manual US Navy 1927 V113.B55 1927 Loan Library Stacks The Bluejackets' Manual 1943 V113.B55 1943 Loan Library Stacks Helicopter Capital - U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air VG94.R4 1956 Lending Library Shelves Station, Ream Field, Imperial Beach, Ca Bikini Scientific Resurvey, Jul - Sep 1947 QE75 1947 CRUISE Library Research Room (non-lending materials) Fighter Squadron 54 - Korean Cruise 1952-53 VA65.F54 1953 AIR GROUP Lending Library Shelves U.S.S. Alfred A. Cunningham Dd 752 Korean VA65.C752 CRUISE BOOK USS ALFRED A . CUNNINGHAM Cruise Book Shelves Cruise 1951 1951 DD 752 1954 - 1955 Cruise Log of the USS Arnold J. VA65.I869 1955 CRUISE BOOK USS ARNOLD J. ISBELL DD 869 Cruise Book Shelves Isbell Dd 869 U.S.S. Brown DD 546 Wake of the Brown Jun 52 VA65.B546 CRUISE BOOK USS BROWN Cruise Book Shelves - Jan 53 1953 U.S.S. Cleveland Cl 55 - WW II VA65.C55 1946 CRUISE BOOK USS CLEVELAND Cruise Book Shelves U.S.S. Columbia Cl 56: Battle Record and VA65.C56 1945 CRUISE BOOK USS COLUMBIA Lending Library Shelves History 1942 - 45 U.S.S. Columbus Ca 74: Mediterranean Cruise VA65.C74 1955 CRUISE BOOK USS COLUMBUS CA 74 Cruise Book Shelves 1954 - 55 Third Far Eastern Cruise of the U.S.S. De Haven VA65.D727 CRUISE BOOK USS DE HAVEN Cruise Book Shelves DD 727, 15 September 1952 9 April 1953 1953 Page 1 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location A Graphic History of the U.S.S. Eldorado VA65.E11 1951 Cruise Book Shelves AGC-11 Sep 50 - Feb 51 U.S.S. Endicott Dms 35: Far East Feb - Aug 53 VA65.E35 1953 Cruise Book Shelves All Aboard The U.S.S. Essex Cruise Book 1950 - 1951 CV 9 VA65.E9 1951 Lending Library Shelves From Konversion to Korea The Fightin'est Ship in the Fleet Log of Cruise 1949 - 1950 U.S.S. Floyd B. Parks VA65.P884 Lending Library Shelves - Dd 884 Far East Oct 49 - Jun 1950 1950 U.S.S. Hancock (CV-19): the Fighting Hannah VA65 .H19 Cruise Book Collection Ww II 1946 (research) U.S.S. Harry E. Hubbard Dd 748 the Wake Third VA65.H748 Lending Library Shelves Far East/Korean Cruise July 1953 - January 1954 1954 U.S.S. Helena Ca 75: Second Far East Apr - Nov VA65.H75 1951 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. HELENA: CA 75 Lending Library Shelves 1951 U.S.S. Hopewell Dd 681 Cruise 1952-53 VA65.H681 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. HOPEWELL DD 681 Lending Library Shelves 1953 The Saga of the U.S.S. Intrepid Cv 11 1946 VA65.I11 1946 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. INTREPID CV 11 Lending Library Shelves U.S.S. James C. Owens Dd 776 - World Cruise VA65.O776 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. JAMES C. OWENS DD 776 Lending Library Shelves January 1952 to August 1952 1952 New Horizons aboard the U.S.S. John R. Craig VA65.C885 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. JOHN R. CRAIG DD 885 Cruise Book Shelves Dd 885 Far East 1954-55 1955 U.S.S. John W. Thomason DD-760: Far East VA65.T760 CRUISE BOOK Lending Library Shelves Cruise1955 1955 U.S.S. JOHN W. THOMASON DD 760 U.S.S. Lexington Cv 16 Tarawa To Tokyo VA65.L16 1946 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. LEXINGTON CVA-16 Lending Library Shelves 1943-46 U.S.S. Maddox DD 731 Third Korean Tour 1953 VA65.M731 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. MADDOX DD 731 Lending Library Shelves 1953 U.S.S. Makassar Strait CVE 91 1944-46 the VA65.M91 1946 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. MAKASSAR STRAIT CVE Lending Library Shelves Mighty Mak 91 Page 2 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location U.S.S. Nicholas DD 449 - 1942 - 1945 WW II VA65.N449 CRUISE BOOK U.S.S. NICHOLAS DD 449 Lending Library Shelves 1945 U.S.S. Princeton Air Group Fifteen 1952 -53 VA65.P37 1953 CRUISE BOOK USS PRINCETON CVA 37 Lending Library Shelves Attack Carrier U.S.S. Princeton (CVS 37) - The Far West then VA65.P37 1955 CRUISE BOOK USS PRINCETON CVS 37 Lending Library Shelves the Far East 1954-55 the Huksters Jan 54 - May 55 U.S.S. Remey DD 688 Mediterranean Cruise VA65.R688 CRUISE BOOK USS REMEY DD 688 Lending Library Shelves September-December 1953 1953 U.S.S. Rowan Dd 782 - Korea 1952 VA65.R782 CRUISE BOOK USS ROWAN DD 782 Lending Library Shelves 1952 Odyssey of U.S.S. San Jacinto (CVL 30) May VA65.S30 1945 CRUISE BOOK USS SAN JACINTO CVL 30 Lending Library Shelves 1944 - August 1945 U.S.S. Shangri-La Cv 38 Shangri-La To Bikini VA65.S38 1946 CRUISE BOOK USS SHANGRI-LA CV 38 Lending Library Shelves U.S.S. Stickell (DD 888) Korean Cruise Jan - VA65.S888 CRUISE BOOK USS STICKELL DD 888 Lending Library Shelves Aug 1952 1952 U.S.S. Takanis Bay Cve 89 Short History Of... VA65.T89 1946 CRUISE BOOK USS TAKANIS BAY CVE 89 Lending Library Shelves U.S.S. Taussig Dd 746 Fourth Far East, Mar - Sep VA65.T746 CRUISE BOOK USS TAUSSIG DD 746 Lending Library Shelves 1954 1954 U.S.S. Turner DDR 834 Medit 1953-54 VA65.T834 CRUISE BOOK USS TURNER DDR 834 Lending Library Shelves 1954 U.S.S. Uhlmann DD 687 Far East 1955 VA65.U687 CRUISE BOOK USS UHLMANN DD 687 Lending Library Shelves 1955 U.S.S. Valley Forge CVA 45 - Fourth Korean VA65.V45 1953 CRUISE BOOK USS VALLEY FORGE CVA 45 Lending Library Shelves Cruise 1952-1953 U.S.S. Yorktown Cv 10 Ww Ii Into the Wind VA65.Y10 1946 CRUISE BOOK Lending Library Shelves U.S.S. Yorktown Cv 10 Far East 1953-1954 On VA65.Y10 1954 CRUISE BOOK - The Fighting Lady Lending Library Shelves the Line The Anchor - 1953 Company 53 V434.S2.53 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Cruise Book Shelves 1953 Page 3 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location The Anchor: 1954 Company 314 V434.S2 314 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1954 The Anchor: 1960 Company 099 V434.S2 099 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1960 The Anchor: 1957 Company 205 V434.S2 205 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK 1957 The Anchor: 1957 Company 349 V434.S2 349 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1957 The Anchor: 1958 Company 540 V434.S2 540 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1958 The Anchor: 1960 Company 669 V434.S2.669 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1960 The Anchor: 1961 Company 142 V434.S2 142 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1961 The Anchor: 1961 Company 217 V434.S2 217 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1961 The Anchor: 1961 Company 257 V434.S2 257 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1961 The Anchor: 1961 Company 571 V434.S2 571 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1961 The Anchor: 1962 Company 379 V434.S2 379 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1962 The Anchor: 1963 Company 020 V434.S2 020 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1963 The Anchor: 1966 Company 403 V434.S2 403 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1966 The Anchor: 1967 Company 096 V434.S2096 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1967 The Anchor: 1970 Company 084 V434.S2 084 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1970 Page 4 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location The Anchor: 1970 Company 196 V434.S2 196 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1970 The Anchor: 1972 Company 212 V434.S2 212 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves 1972 Nas Miramar - The Navy's Largest Master Jet Air VG94.5.M5 U. S. NAVY YEARBOOK Lending Library Shelves Station 1954 U.S.S. Albany CA 123 - Mediterranean Cruise VA65.A123 1954 - Flagship of Combatcrulant 1954 U.S.S. Bennington Cvs-20 Far East Cruise 1962: VA65.B20 1962 CRUISE BOOK USS BENNINGTON CVS 20 Cruise Book Shelves Patterns 70.4: the Anti Submarine Warfare Task Group Comcardiv-15 The Bluejackets' Manual US Navy 1938 V113.B55 1938 Lending Library Shelves The Bluejackets' Manual US Navy 1963 V113.B55 1963 Lending Library Shelves The Bluejackets' Manual US Navy 1922 Revised V113.B55 1924 Lending Library Shelves The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New BS185.D3 1850 Inscribed: "Presented to the Captain by the Builder, Library Research Room Testaments .. Jotham Stetson." Cover embossed: "SHIP (non-lending materials) CHAMPION." History of the Cunard Steamship Company HE945.C8 1886 Library Research Room (Extracted from "The Illustrated Naval and (non-lending materials) Military Magazine.") The Last Cruise of the Century - USS VA65.C64 1999 Lending Library Shelves Constellation CV-64 - 1999 Western Pacific Deployment Pleasure Boating - Sail and Power GV775.P55 Sail and motor yachts, pleasure boats, hardware, Lending Library Shelves 1977 rigging U.S. Army Navy journal of recognition V767.R4 1944 Warships & Airplanes --Recognition. Library Research Room World War, 1939-1945 --Equipment and supplies. (non-lending materials) American Voyages To the Orient 1690 - 1865 DS518.8.P38 Lending Library Shelves 1971 Marine Corps Recruit Depot -San Diego VE434.S2 159 MC Year Book Lending Library Shelves California - Platoon 159 1963 1963 Page 5 Author Title Call# Subject Home Location The Anchor: 1966 Recruit Brigade Review W/ V434.S2 1966 Lending Library Shelves Special Photographs The Anchor: 1976 Saudi Aribian Company 05 V434.S2 05 Lending Library Shelves 1976 The Anchor: 1976 Saudi Aribian Company 06 V434.S2 06 Lending Library Shelves 1976 The Anchor - US Naval Training Center, San V434.S2 53 Diego, California 1953 Company 53 1953 The Anchor: 1956 Company 353 V434.S2 353 Lending Library Shelves 1956 The Anchor: 1958 Company 438 V434.S2 438 Lending Library Shelves 1958 Carrier Air Group 20, US Pacific Fleet VG94.C20 1949 Cruise Book Shelves 1943-1945 Ordnance Instructions For the United States Navy VF161.N38 Research Room 1866 (non-lending materials) U.S.S.
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    Barry's still making waves By DAVID BRASCH “We got flogged by a boat BARRY Russell would called Venom, designed pardon the pun, but he’s and sailed by Bob Miller been sailing along since he who later changed his took up greyhound racing name to Ben Lexcen. 20 years ago. Lexcen would go on to be Russell, 68, his wife a great 12-metre Maureen and sons Darren designer,” said Barry. and Andrew, have Even though the world achieved more than their title opposition in fair share of success with Brisbane was too tough gallopers like Tears For for Russell, he caught the Jupiter, Tough Hombre, eye. “I got a phone call Huge Day Hughie etc. just after that from Frank But Barry has been sailing McKnoulty, a great 18ft along all his life ... sailor, to try out for the 12 literally. metres.” A born and bred Balmain Packer was putting boy, Barry boasts a sailing together Australia’s first career which took him to America’s Cup challenge. the ultimate of ocean He made the crew and for racing, the 12 metre months sailed a US boat America’s Cup challenge, called Vim which Packer and took him there twice. had leased to train his Barry was part of the Sir team. Frank Packerbacked challenge by Gretel in 1962 Barry went to Newport on Rhode Island just and Gretel II in 1970, challenges which north of New York to take on the invincible eventually paved the way for Allan Bond’s Yanks. Australia II to win the thing in 1983.