Fitzgerald (DDG 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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Fa(5W 5S) Wiltiam J. Rivers 6M1(5W) Christopher Baez Fa(5W) Kenneth W.Herrod SM2(5W) Gerald Frazier SM2 Henry R.Mo55ey FC2(5W) NotfianJ.Runge SM2(SW) WfllliomMcDonold GN2(5W) eM3(5W) FC3 6M3 FC5N GlenJ. Dovis 6ary 1. Horvey StaneJ.Steinfeld Joshua D.Oderberg DovidM.Schoolcroft 27

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Decn A. roy William 6. Huster CM Division CM Division is led by the Strike Officer and is comprised of VLS Gunner ' s Mates andTOM AH AWK Firecontrolmen. Together we support FITZGERALD S Anti-Air. Anti-Surface. Anti-Submarine. and Strike Warfare mission areas. Division responsibilities include maintenance and readiness condition of the vertical launching system for advanced planning and tactical employment of the TOMAHAWK Cruise Missile. Standard Missile. Anti-Submarine Rocket, and the HARPOON missile. As FITZGERALD s Strike Team . CM Division flexed FITZGERALD s combat readiness by conducting a TOMAHAWK Strike during Operation Desert Fox. eMi(s ; Gil A. YorbrDugn 26

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CO Division CO Division is lead by the Ordnance Officer and supports FITZGERALD ' S Air Warfare, Naval Surface Fire Support, and Ship ' s Self Defense. CO Division is responsible for the Gun Weapon System which ensures the accuracy of the 5 inch gun mount by using a high-tech computer, and visual thermal optical sighting system. The GWS achieves the ship ' s objective by suppression of enemy grids and short range surface vessels. TheCIWSisalso maintained by CO Division personnel. CIWS is a quick reaction self-defense chain gun that can automatically track and shoot down incoming air threats. Small arms and live ordnance are also a part of the division ' s responsibilities. 28