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Arnold Olson, Jack Leaming, Jack GlassĪnd John 'Speed' MacGlashing - all CV-6 vets - are among a number of the ship's crew Pintacura - all officers or crewmembers of the Big E - have contributed materially to the site,Īnd I'm honored to count them among my friends as well. Jack Leaming, Lee Field,įrank Albert, James Barnhill, Bill Barr, Joe Houston,īurke, James Ramage, Thomas Nelson, James Houston, Wilton Syckes, Don Gordon, Roy Bill Shinneman, co-author ofīrigade: Torpedo Squadron Ten at War has provided considerable information regardingĪir Group 10 and VT-10, including numerous muster roll listings. Has provided a truly voluminous amount of reference materials, as well as constantĮncouragement and constructive criticism. Arnold Olson, Public Affairs Officer for the I'm indebted to many 'friends of the Big E' for their personal assistanceĪnd encouragement. Remembrance Site Map - Sources and Credits The Most Decorated Ship of the Second World War Home - Search - Site Map USS Enterprise CV-6

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