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Non-hostile, Died Other Causes - Navy - CV-37 USS PRINCETON USN FLEET

Name:	AM3 TUBBY BRIAN WATSON
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Casualty Date:	July 1, 1953
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Birth Date:	February 16, 1932
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Home:	MOUNT VERNON TN
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Editor Comments:	Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class Watson was a crew member of the carrier USS PRINCETON (CV-37). On July 1, 1953, as he was servicing a hydraulic test stand, its flywheel disintegrated causing fatal injury to him.