Midway (CV 41) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1987

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man A Y Magic prevails In the Safety A By combining ttie tiands on Safety concept] and corrective maintenance, both an There are 12 people permanently pertment. plus two hard charging flight i ers assigned on a six month rotational Wing. From this small core group. Safety of MIDWAY through the Commanding Councll[over 40 members strong] and f ' the exceptionally active Enlisted Safety and 3M extend further to become an ini WAY and to Influence the dally actkxta Underway or In port, you will always tn l0 least one of the ten safety representatlvee wherever th mtion is. They are on deck during fUght ops, on the sponatmfor UNREPS taking aboard gas, beans, bombs, and ■ — -• - ' Flying Squad af)dMedk!alwhertever cat are also likely to appear In your shop ot gm0 ltJtte ship lry»}e rr)kklle of the i fy [ulea. I here? -h agiHF ' ■ Safety ' s job b to make everybody on MIDWA Y smart on safety Prevention is the big hurdle. Safety representatives warrt you to recognize hazards, toeorrecttheonaeyoucan change and to report the ones you can not change. Moei ol aU, we want to taaoh you how to avokl the hazard whkih win never go away- IBce the ocean and the buUt I. hazards our airplanes have. The four chargers of 3M work hand-ln-hand wUh Safs and the damage control organization by h lng you ntalniain your equlpmont kt a high state of readtnaee. X hlf ly computerized 3U data eneurea that your work r - tar raeeh ee the correct 3M PM8 Information and ' checks. Here again, prevention of probleme Over 100 rrten each quarter receive 3M quaMcatknn Ing and the 3M phone rings constantly with queetk ' subjects ranging from correctly HHIno out quarte fyi to feedback reports and stick packing. -- vlaable 3M effort greets all handa during U InspecOone- on both QAFFEYand MIDWA a big treat, except for the XO, zorm ' sdentkxa zona Inepecton are - keeping our 40 year okJ lady kx klr,. health Finally, the emaU band ol salkxe men Repair Locker Three [Safet, during general quarters help to kon, consistently among the beet of tliu The Safety 3M Department le pi porting MItyWA Y, hor Air Wing, hoi oure akxte. All hands srnOraoe wii • MIDWAY MAGIC 3i:laty 3M le p.

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OZ DIVISION OZ Division IS a branch of the Intelligence Function (CVIC) within the Operations Department. The division is primarily manned by Intelligence Specialists (IS) per- sonnel: but. includes the operations departmental yeo- men (YNj. the intelligence center ' s draftsman (DM) and manning for strike operations. The Carrier Intelligence Center (CVIC) is responsible for preparation of all intelligence information reports (IIR ' s). providing intelligence support to air wing flight crews and rainform reports during foreign surveillance operations against the battle group. The ' ' Wizards ' ' of OZ maintain an extensive intelligence library and oper- is computer systems such as Ivlicro Corn- el Intelligence Data Base. Tactical Flag d Control Center (TFCC). Fleet Imagery uKK . nuinal (FIST), and Closed Circuit Television System (CCTV) to provide outstanding intelligence and graphics support to the ship, air wing, and the em- barked staffs. puter Tactic. Command ai, Support Term, ' • [- --i CDR R J Lesley LCDR D Rubbo CW02 PL Beshears ISC G 9 .



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