Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) - Naval Cruise Book

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PN3 FA Kaminski PNS.V T,A Bullinger I ' S K 1. VVixidst.n PNSA M. Stephens Top: PN3 Cray helps a crew member with his triitufer interview. Botlom: PN3Wcxxlson and PNSN L ul.i verily information on new petty offia ' rs for l.O lisue. Oppoiiile Page, Top Left; SfsJ Ftwter and SN Douglas perform the technical side of a captains call. Bottom Left |03 Winburn lovi ' s writing the Petmy Pm . Right: SN Dnu las piTfiirms the daily task ot Site-TV programming. r Bi.rdiTv I ' MZM Grav PN3 A.W, Powei: PN3 L.C, Smith PN3C.J.Unscr PNSN K. Dul.i PNSN S.A. Fiye PNSN R.F. GiovameUo PNSN MG Greer PNSN C.E, Remington I ' NSN D.S. Winner I k

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X-2 Personnel LTJG S S Mattett P CS(AVV) ED, Espinhi The Personnel Office, X-2 Division, is comprised of seven workcenters which include Customer Ser- vices, Fleet Reserve, Personnel Accounting, Receipts, Reenlistments, Seperahons and Transfers. Overall, Personnel is responsible for the person- nel management aboard ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Maintaining the persomiel records for a crew of more than 3,000 personnel is more than a full time job for the men and women of X-2 Division. Tlie ship ' s Enlisted Distribution and Verification Report (EDVR) is an important tool used in accom- plishing this goal but even the best tools require skilled craftsmen to get the most out of them. The personnel office are the master craftsmen onboard when records are involved. PNl C.L. Alonzo rNUAVV BS Bov.il t ' Nl(?VV)MR Corbin PMNW) T 1illiT-R.insomc r l l Mon P :D0 Burrel i ' 2 I ' lacobson P : K P Sparks PN2 C H. Tisberger Top Left: PNl Corbin and LTJG Maffett merges files into the .ship ' s computer. Bottom Left: Night check is ahvays ready to work when you have people like PN3 Greer, PNSA Hand.som, PNSR Lerou , and PN3 Kaminski. Right: PN3 Smith enter-s information, collected by PN3 Ide and PN2 Tisberger, into tJie data base computer. PN3 J B Bailey

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X-3 Public Affairs IT L R Robertson JOC B.W. Mooney The mission of the Public Affairs Office, X-3 Division, is to provide internal information to the crew and tlieir families and to maintain lines of external information to communities off the ship, including special groups and media. Internally, PAO provides crew members v dth 24-hour television and radio service, a daily newspaper and locaUy- produced information programs such as Captain ' s Call, Bingo and Lincoln Up, a weekly news magazine program featuring ABRAHAM LEMCOLN and tlie crew. The journalists in X-3 ha ve a variety of experience in both print and broadcast media and work with multi-media resources to provide pre-recorded, live, satellite and printed materials to keep the crew informed, trained and entertained during long hours at sea. A vital aspect of the Public Affairs mission is public and media relations. The civilian world is educated about tlierole ABRAHAM LINCOLN plays in theNavy ' smissiontlirough external press releases, media embarkations and the Navy- sponsored distinguished visitors program. JOl KM. Breudi ' n lO: A 1 CiMdanli- loinr lostiT S I D DourI,!- IOS I K Wiiihun