Barry (DDG 52) - Naval Cruise Book

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DMINISTRATION Yeoman and Personnelmen are responsible for the ship ' s administrative functions. They keep the crew ' s personnel records current and updated, serve as ship ' s secretaries, and publish the ship ' s schedules such as the POD, the ROW, and Command Plan. They also keep track of personnel reporting N2 Jaime Corralez PN3 Gary Hodges PN3 Scott Moray YN3 Orlando Wilson YNSA Glenn Hidalgo QSTAL CLERK Postal Clerk is probably the most popular rate at sea, for all news to and from home is routed through him. Our lone PC processed 10,435 lbs. of outgoing mail, and 14,107 lbs. of incoming mail during our deployment. He also conducted stamp sales in excess of $18,158. as well as $97,548 in money order sales. The PC also maintains an up-to-date directory service for transferring and detaching as well as incoming personnel - definitely a service the crew lives for. PCI Otilio Santos Nav Admin Department 87

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EDICAL HM 1 (S W AW) Ghris Gilbert HN Joseph Richardson Hospital Corpsmen are the ship ' s Medi- l j ] cal Team. They conduct sick call and W J tend to the crew ' s physical health. They conduct physicals, keeps the crew ' s health and medical training records, inspect all areas of the ship for cleanliness and sanitation and hold medical training. They also are key partici- pants in flight operations, Vertreps, Unreps and Conreps. The Corpsmen are ever ready for any medical emer- gency, anytime, day or night. 86 USS Bany m ASTER AT ARMS MAC Thil Hurley Master At Anns are reponsible for maintaining good order and discipline, as well as the security and safety of the command and crew. OMMAND CAREEE COUNSELOR Hie O NCC (SW) Anthony Moore Navy Career Counselor is the Commanding Officer ' s direct representative for the effective administration of the Career Information Program Management System. He is responsible for the ship ' s Retention Team and provides information to the crew on career paths, educa- tion, advancement, and officer programs.

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AVIGATION QMC (SW) Robert Wheeler QM 1 Michael Savage QM2 Randolph Dreis Quartermasters are responsible for the use and maintenance of navi- gation equipment. They make weather and celestial observations, plot accurate ship ' s position and courses for safe navigation, and obtain and re cord data for ship ' s logs. They also interpret electronic navigation instruments and com- pute high and low tide and current velocity. The ship ' s 3MC is responsible for the coordination, admin- istration, and imple- mentation of the Planned Mainte- nance System throughout the entire ship. He oversees the preventive mainte- nance that ensures the ship ' s ability to perform its mission. He spot checks maintenance actions performed on all the ship ' s equipments, and he reports ac- complished mainte- nance to cognizant authorities. He is also responsible for the training and qualification of ev- ery crewmember in the 3M System. ETC (SW) Luke Lyons USSBany