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Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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Figure 16-4.—Three-quarter aerial bow photograph of USS Mobile Bay (CG 53) underway. In either the upper left or upper right-hand corner of the clip sheet, type the following information: (1) name of the  publication,  (2)  date  of  the  publication  and  (3)  the page number in which the clip appeared. Make a notation if the clip extended over more than one page. Photographic File Good photographs are always in demand. If you are attached   to   a   ship,   you   should   stock   8-   by   10-inch photographs  of  the  ship  underway,  such  as  the  three- quarter aerial bow photograph shown in figure 16-4. At a shore     command,     you     should     have     8-by     10-inch photographs of several points of interest. Aircraft   squadron   PAOs   usually   have   on   hand photographs  of  its  planes  in  flight  (fig.  16-5)  along  with general scenes of squadron structures, such as hangars and other points of interest. In  addition  to  photographs  of  hardware,  you  should carry  photographs  to  accompany  the  biographies  in  the command file. Usually 4- by 5-inch black-and-white head and  shoulders  shots  will  satisfy  the  needs  of  most  news media. However, you will need 8- by 10-inch black-and- white  and  color  photographs  for  magazines  and  media kits. Make  sure  the  photographs  are  current.  If  your  CO advances  from  commander  to  captain,  you  must  have several copies of the new photograph on file. Every   public   affairs   office   accumulates   several miscellaneous  photographs.  If  you think  the  photographs can be used at some point in the future, create 16-6







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