Description

Vol. XXXIX No. 14

Cover: ‘Out of the Sea’

Inside: Our Naval Views and Comments

Out of the Sea – Undaunted Samaritans Are Today Making Air-Sea Rescue Profitable. By Perry Wood

The Ripple and the Ring By Mildred Ellstrom and by W. Gardner

New Guinea – The South Pacific Seen Through a Seabee’s Eyes By Sylvan Watts

Kavieng Incident – A Corsair Pilot Won a Long Odds Battle Against Death. By John A. Oudine

Salty Rhymes

Blimps – The LTA’s Earn a “Well Done” ( Photo Report )

Scuttlebutt Scandals By Bozo

All for One By Jim Lucas

Return to the Philippines – Ashore, At Sea and in the Air American Offensive Power Speaks ( Photo Report )

Duel for Mary By Foy Evans

What’s in a Name? 52. The USS PrincetonBy Richard Shafter

Foreign Naval News – Reports on Allied and Axis Navies. By Walton L. Robinson

The Original Zero – An American Fighter Pilot Analyzes Japan’s First Fighting Plane Malcolm Cagle

Roundup of the War- Military and Naval Aspects of World War II. By Alexander Kiralfy

FlashBy Lillian Thomas

Salt Shakers By Walt Munson

Bulletin Board of Naval Interest

Awards, Commendations and Promotions

Personnel Information Official Casualty List October 1 to 15th

Sparks from the Sports Wheel Harry Dwyer

The Broken Thermometer – Dopey Gets a Lesson in Exact Science

Your Beauty Parade

Notes of Interest

Books in Review

Lay Aft on the Fantail

Traditions of the Navy .

The Skipper and the BootBy Jack Watson