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 Page Ten NATTC JAX AIR NEWS SECTION oJ 5 July, 1945

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 I SPL 5HES fROm nATTC FROM: TUB COMMANDING OFFICER- --- .

 TO: ALL IIANDS. 1

 NATTC rKJ SUBJ NAVY INDEPENDENCE DAY "EXTRA" CASH
 i J WAR BOND BALE. .

 I I. WE ARK NEARING TilE CLOSE OF THIS LAST AND

 GREATEST OF ALL NAVY CASII WAR BOND CAMPAIGNS: 1
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 ENTERTAINMENTMOVIE --
 :{- SUCCESS WILL BK WON WHEN ALL O}' t'S DO ALL WE '
 h C.DO TO ADD TO
 fIt TilE TOTAL OF "EXTRA" WAR BONDS. .
 By Laurene Burns, Y3o 2. I CALL UPON ALL ANDs TO GIVE!: THEIR FULL

 The Fourth of July. was skyrocketed AND ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT 1O TillS UNDERTAKING. \

 SCHEDULE with barracks parties ((51 THIS IS A NAVY CAMPAIGN. ,i

 TODAY -ADVENTURES OF A ROOKIE, with Wayne Brown and 54)) and the 30th is the date C. M. JETT, ;
 Allan: O' ARK SPORTSMAN: IT'S NIFTY TO BE THRIFT, color for the party celebrating the ACTING: COMMANDING OFUCER.; i)J :t
 cartoon at 1730 and 1930. Waves -- ---- ,
 ; third anniversary Three -- (
 FRIDAY AND SATt'RDA1'-CHRISTMAS IV CONNECTICUTT, flares!!"
 with Barbara Stanwjck and Dt'nnl8lorgan: ; CYPRESS GARDEN "Fireworks" and I Rated Ordnance Men Get Whole !
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 WATER BABIES, sports short; NEWS; at 1700 and 1930. a very successful 
 SUND\Y-BOSTON BLACKIE'S RENDEZVOUS, with Nina Foch Ship's Company dance Friday .
 and Chester Morris; MOPEY DOBEs, comedy; SCREEN SNAPSHOT, night Lots of credit to the Story On Equipment At NATTC )
 novelty: at 1500, 1730 and 1930. new dance-committee with Capps,
 MONDAY AND TtESDAA'-HER LUCKY NIGHT, with the Andrews Lamont, and Kelln busy at the Utilizing learn-by-dofng" meth.ods "
 Sisters; PLAYFUL PESTs novelty; NEWS; at 1730 and 1930 Coke Booth serving dainty sand : to the fullest degree, the Advanced with the opening week Introducing ",
 WEINES\Y-HELL'S ANGELS, with the late Jean Harlow; wiches deftly made by Larsen, Aviation Ordnance Schoolat the student to the AN->I2 and 51-3 I .
 ... I i i Cnatello Chanman Leslie and NATTC (T-31) 20 MM aircraft
 O\'F.R. "'!il 'UnT n'p. ni Kv. .t 119ft .n. IQtftAndrew -- ; ; Jacksonville, graduates cannon.
 Sook nd-jeae-us:, leap" to the skilled technicians equipped to Firing and malfunctions on the

 ; I music of the NATTC band, espec- cope with any phase of aviation range are combined with practiceof
 ially the "Caledonia" number- ordnance under combat conditions proper installation and maintenance c.
 sordid, Another dance next of the 20 MM .
 month. Theory is stressed only when gun and feed
 mechanism In S B 2 C aircraft.
 to
 I 'These women drivers! Clear necessary support practical application Winding the
 & a'k with the result that up second week, the
 the streets as Waves Lamont, Cot ap- student studies small
 arms and
 proximately 90 cent of the
 student
 I trell and Parsons tear around in per then turns to a familiar subject
 jeeps, while :you leap to the curb trated s 18-week time during the concen- to many, the 50 cal machine gun.
 course is devotedto
 4r I for safety Martha Capps is taking
 r 
 ? lessons in dignified Jeep-driv- work with the latest equipment.In Because accuracy pays off In
 nig Jeanne Colley Tobin has for- addition, effective use is madeof hits when the chips are down In
 t\ saken the Model T for two-ton service aircraft, manuals aerial combat, a full week Is devoted _
 trucks (Incidentally there charts, films and other special to borrsighting liarmonlzing .\
 are
 0 a
 devices, of and .)
 few customers waiting to make a training guns bights
 deal for your car, Jeanne), Warren Short courses on any equipment cameras" The correct method for
 is seen breezing along on the covered in the over-all training period and netting up A boresighting range [
 little red scooter, saying, S.orry also are available various calculating formulas for the

 1 no passengers". Then there's always Coming in from virtually learned boresight Each! patterns Is
 the car trouble, ,especially every type' of naval aviation unit trainee bono--
 "tF\ a 54 : ,1 when Stober and Lutheur set out afloat and ashore, trainee are sights .the *6F by the patternand t

 I for Tallahassee in a 1933 Pontiac rated men with several years of the 300-yard point methods,
 and had a flat tire The Shore experience In, for the mot part, the 20 MM: rannon In the SBJC .
 and
 .... .f. ,) I Patrol came to their rescue and specialized ordnance field. For the Douglas Package gun.
 'iI!, relieved the situation Schumaker example:: the ordnancenian may Although not regarded as "fin.Ished" 
 r ,, f keeps her car parked near her have served with a fighter electricians or turret men,
 .J t ;. window, so it's never out of her squadron and know his .50 eal. advanced ordnance trainees emerge -
 : "" ... sight machine gun from A to /. yet [ from the next five weeks of
 I I Sunday was a big day at Fern- have relatively little knowledgeof |I their course with an adequate
 andina Beach as told by Brooks, such Important items a-s working knowledge of operating
 IL f Sorrell, Vaughn, Lamont, Calhoun, chemical warfare, bombs and and adjusting hydraulic and electric 
 Caves, tanner and Stratton The fuses, jet-assisted takeoffs turrets and related aircraft
 girls want to take this chance to (JATO) and the like. Before equipment which might be out of
 S thank the Ordnance and Gunnery completing 18 weeks, however commission as a result of combator
 Magazine Section NAS for such a I the trainee checks out in normal operating difficulties
 perfect day. The party turned out all this and more-much more! Demonstrations and lectures
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 Ito I be a huge success despite the I The first four weeks of the curriculum give a clear picture of basic hy r
 sun bums, I
 cut feet and etc comprise the gun phase
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 SPECIAL EVENTS .1

 Aboard ,

 Todav-\SEBALL GAME, MAD. vs, NATTC AIR RAIDERS
 (station league). Last game of first halt in league play. On :NATTC ,Ij Ij'I
 Diamond at 1700

 WEDNESUAY-B.-\SEB.\LL GAME, PALATKA vs. NATTC AIR I
 UDEKS, on NATTC Diamond at 1700.GOLF. .
 STATION COUK>L. Daily from 0800 to 3000. Open to
 ALL personnel. Clubs available at gear locker in .NATTC Auditorium -+y"s'l1
 GOLF INSTRUCTION for NATTC personnel by R. \\. Reynolds, Sp '
 ,(A)3c, 1300 to 1530. (sign up at huk) : I

 HOSTESS HOUSE open daily from 1530 to 3100 Saturdays and u'5' ________ ,
 Sundays from 1100 to 2100. For :ATTC enlisted personnel and relatives 'I&
 and guests. '
 NA1TC LIBRARY open daily from 0300 to 2100. r
 BOWLING daily at !Ship's Sen ice from 1200 to 2030. C
 SWIMMING DAIL1. Recreational Period for Enlisted Men's

 Guests, WivesVFS from 1800 to 2100 at NATTC pool. r .,___

 Ashore/ '
 r ak ra
 SATIRDA\-Opining game; at 1400 in Florida State Semi-Pro i 1a
 BASEBALL TOURNAMENT: at Jacksonville; Baseball l'ark.Iany:
 of best teams in Florida participating. Tourney \\lll continue through
 (approximately) 17 J ul)'.
 SUNDAY-Trip to Sliver Springs! for all NATTC personnel and
 guests. Tickets $' .88 round trip. Bus leases at 0830 from circle outside -
 Main Gate Leaves Silver Springs) at 1800. Special. rates for
 servicemen and women at Silver Springs x

 JACKSONVILLE UE.\CIIE8-Bu..ell leave at frequent Internals i If.1tfrt. ..,. .
 from Union Bus Station, corner flay and Ifogan Streets. Surf bathingand I 1t ..., i! ,
 other recreation at one of world's finest! ocean beaches. Bus '", J' ... e)
 I
 : .i'; ,
 .
 fare 23c. t-
 5.
 I ; sf.JI r
 MOTHER'S HOSTESS HOUSE 101 East Church
 NAVY Street j El y % 2I Y.
 USO CENTERS at 111 West length !Street; above Blamllng Bus '

 Station; Church and Ne\vnan :street; 311 West Duval street. USO I /I m i ;j'
 \\OMEN'S: DIVISION at 13 West Monroe Street ,j
 NATTC Section ot Sax Air !Ness it oubllshe at expense of Welfare and .
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 Recreation Department
 -- -- --- ---- Howard W PIII PhMI
 1nltt, <<,.
 \anced ordnance equipment In airships above, with nearly two of
 Student OfficerIs and the training of personnelin years
 its operation and maintenance overseas duty In his record invests I

 through the period of greatest expansion a neat sum In future security 
 Praised Here of the Atlantic Fleet air- with the purchase of a Thousand 
 I
 ship organization He contributed Dollar Bond Others In the ,
 Lieut, Richard S Hopping Monday materially to the establishmentand
 picture are, left to
 right, PhrniacUt -
 received a letter of commendation maintenance of high standardsof I....".' G. Davis Lt.
 ; Kenneth
t from G H. Mills, Commodore gunnery and the most effectiveuse E. Wilson, "
++ USN, Fleet Airships Atlanticfor of airborne ordnance, and assisted ; Anne Johnson Wiy, civilian Bond Officer volunteer ,
 in in the 1 I
 his meritorious service per formulation testing in the War Bond
 ormance of duty as Ordnance Of- and dissembination of Improved and Lt. James II. ('oroell..booth.. ;
 tactics as-
 for
 fiber and as Assistant Gunneryand use by patrol blimps j "Iatan& Ship's Service
 singly and in Officer.
 Anti-submarine Warfare Officer coordination with At Il"ft'A
 on the staff of Commander, |other types of air and surface icy and Lee\'ES Sauls Imogene lOr"**-
 "' get a big kick
 craft his
 Atlantic from 11 By diligence and -
 Fleet Airships professional out of the sale
 tot of a "G" Bond to
 # skill he l. \
 1913 until 2June assisted In keeping e
 September A, A. Butcher, KMlr, with 54
 1945" Lt. Hopping is now attached i airships and personnel basedon months 'fIIIIIIJ
 bra duty In hit record.
 to the Aviation Ordnance four continents, many in remote ,, .
 I -- -- At
 Officer School at NATTC and primitive conditions, in an ex- ----
 The letter of commendation was cellent state of operational "{ i p-- Too Little!

 presented to him by Comdr. C ] nrss rt'adl-I I An apprentice seaman was
 .f.'I'I
 Jett, Commanding (Acting) f "The able and effective performance ', counting his: pay by wetting hU p .
 TTC. I of duty by Lieutenant Hop-f' bills fingers and leafing through the I
 The letter said. In part, "Lieutenant ping is in keeping with the best
 Hopping displayed initiativeand traditions of the Naval Service." i i. "Hey", that money I It full of .
 II germs yelled a
 shipmate
 a high order of cooperation I Lieutenant Hopping's home is at "Nuts!" retorted the A. S. "No
 /" directing the installation of ad- Hastlngs-on-Hudson, New York. germ could live oa my salary





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