This page contains some pictures of classmates and activities. There are also two pictures of a more formal event. It could be the "Navy Farewell Formal" described in the "Fantail Forum" newsletter, which was presented in a previous post.
This is a picture of a training activity. I'm assuming the sailors are at ease, otherwise, I'm not sure how we would have won WWII.
An unidentified sailor at a desk.
Another unidentified sailor at a desk.
A group of unidentified sailors.
Given the ages of the officers in the picture I think it is likely that the one on the left is Captain John V. Peterson, USN, Commanding Officer, and the one on the right is Commander R. J. Baum, USN, Executive Officer. The lovely young lady is unidentified, but appears to be too old to be Captain Peterson's daughter. Perhaps the wife of the Executive Officer?
A young, unidentified officer.
This is the uploaded scrapbook of Francis N. Duffey, recording his V-5 Naval training experiences at Gustavus Adolphus College (St. Peter, Minnesota), Iowa State University (Ames), and at the University of Kansas (Lawrence), from 1945 to 1946. " Eighty brand new Naval V-5 trainees, with visions of props and wings, began their military life at a little college in southern Minnesota -- Gustavus Adolphus. There were no airplanes, and the books could be rough, but it was a good life."
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