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Our Navy Magazine - 1 September 1941

Front Cover, 1 September 1941 Issue of Our Navy Magazine.

Front Cover, 1 September 1941 Issue of Our Navy Magazine. GGA Image ID # 134a8d0ffa

 

Vol. XXXVI No. 7

THE STANDARD MAGAZINE OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY

ON THE COVER

Maybe Lorraine Gettman, one of the Ziegfeld girls in the M-G-M motion picture "Ziegfeld Girl'', would get zero in steering for facing the wrong way but she seems to rate 4.0 in several other departments—don't you think?

Table of Contents : * THE LOG *

  • Traditions of the Navy
    By C. W. Windas
  • Our Naval Views and Comments
    By The Editor
  • How Uncle Sam Trains Under Water Sailors
    By Martin Sheridan
  • Sailors Ain't Human
    By Bert R. Ferris
  • His Majesty's Grog
    By Max Singleton
  • Sailors' Snapshots
    By Bob White
  • Scuttlebutt Scandals
    By Bozo
  • So You Want to Make Chief?
    By Mark Lingle
  • Air Power Has Come of Age
    By Charles M. Hatcher
  • The Little Broadcast
    By Sidney Bindler
  • Steaming South for Trinidad
    By Fred Everett Sollie
  • Fancy in Warship Names
    By Arthur Stanley Riggs
  • Some Guys for the Book
    By Harvey L. ("Heinle") Miller
  • World's Plane-Carriers at a Glance
    By Jay Launer
  • Naval Cancels and Cachets
    By Marshall R. Hall
  • Salt Shakers
    By Walt Munson
  • Bulletin Board of Naval Interest
  • Pertinent Paragraphs
    By Pop Jones
  • Athletics in the Fleet
    By Harry Dwyer
  • Personnel Information
  • Book Reviews
  • USS California's Boxing Team
    By W. C. Boyan
  • Notes of Interest
  • U. S. Navy in Iceland
    By John Bunyan Atkins
  • The Skipper and the Boot
    By Jack Watson
  • USS Prairie

Written By and For All Navymen.

EDITOR : Cliff Alderman

ASSOCIATE EDITORS:

  • Myron Eddy
  • C. M. Hatcher
  • R. C. Fay

STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS

  • O. A. Tunnell
  • Val Weisbrod

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

  • A. R. Bosworth
  • J. E. Jones
  • Walt Munson
  • Lillian Thomas
  • Harry Dwyer

Member Audit Bureau of Circulations

Published the 1st and 15th of each month by OUR NAVY, INC., Owen Watson, president and publisher; Paul R. Watson, treasurer. Office of publication, 210 Orchard Street, East Rutherford, N. J. Editorial and Executive offices, 1 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Entered as second class matter at the post office, Rutherford, New Jersey, under the act of March 3, 1879. Single copies 25 cents. One year subscription (24 issues) $5.00. Subscribers should notify promptly of change of address; both old and new addresses should be given. Contributions to OUR NAVY'S editorial columns should be addressed to 1 Hanson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Material intended for the 1st of the month issue should he in the hands of the Editor by the 1st of the month preceding date of issue: material for the 15th of the month issue by the 15th of the month preceding.

Assertions or opinions of contributors are those of the individual and do not reflect the official views of the Navy Department or the Government.

Entire contents copyrighted 1941 by OUR NAVY, INC.

More Net Paid Circulation in the Navy than Any Other Publication

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