[Milsurplus] Radio Watch Log Sheet needed

[telegrapher at att.net]

Gee that was easy.  Walked out to the file cabinet and the 2nd drawer i 
opened, there they were,  Rough Radio Log from the U.S.S. Tennessee, 
4-12-39.  Looks like a couple dozen of them, all original.

Also in the package is a message form called "Commander Battleship 
Division TWO", U.S. S. Tennessee, same date.  These are 7 copy forms. 
Looks like i've got 3 sets of these along with all the black carbon 
sheets that goes between the different message sheets.

And, if you've got some sort of collection on display, I have two "Navy 
Training Course Certificates" for Arthur Sigmor Harper.  Both have a 
picture of a Battleship  on the front.  One is for completing Navy 
training Course "A to N" in November 1940 and the other is for Completed 
the Signalman Second Class Course in December 1940.  Both were issued by 
the 12th Naval District.

Larry
W0OGH


Todd, KA1KAQ wrote:

> That's fantastic, Larry - do you mind if I have Bob contact you
> directly? He's the guy looking for a copy.
> 
> Thanks -
> 
> ~ Todd,  KA1KAQ
> 
> On 10/2/07, telegrapher at att.net <telegrapher at att.net> wrote:
> 
>>I have a few sheets, unused from one of the W.W.II ships.  Think it was
>>a battleship radio log.  They are out in the file cabinet, somewhere,
>>some drawer.
>>
>>Larry
>>W0OGH
>>
>>
>>David Stinson wrote:
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>>
>>>I take that back--- I do have logs from mechant men that were
>>>on convoy duty- they're just notes in, well, books!  Ruled paper and all.
>>>Did the Navy use a standard form?
>>>
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