Radio Crew, Early-1950s

Irving R. Hall, Radioman 3rd Class, 1951-53, sent me these photos of the Calvert’s Radio Crew (Operations Division).

Irving is second from left, in this photograph:

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Additional photographs of the Radiomen crew, from Irving’s personal photograph collection (all were taken by Irving):

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3 thoughts on “Radio Crew, Early-1950s

  1. Ted Garcia

    It was good to see your Radio Crew and all the sailors there. Although I was in the Army, I too was in the “Radio Crew” in VietNam. I was with the 313 RRB, 330th RRC and 330th RRC Detachment 8 in Nha Trang and Pleiku.

    What a wonderful crew.
    Ted

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