Mitscher (DDG 57) - Naval Cruise Book

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imtm FC2 Jason W. MacKanick FC2 Charles H. Mulligan hC2 Christian C. Seq a 1C3 James]. Dietz I C3 Cody R. Funncll HC 3 Matthew J, Harvey 1 C3 Jonathan L. Hunt FC 3 Frick J, Ignacio FC3 Robert I). Kennedy FC3 Dennis V, VVatkins USS MITSCHER (DDG 57) 21

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Nav Admin Department i av Admin Department includes •i- the Admin Office, which keeps all of MITSCHER ' s paper work in order. Anything from making new ID cards to transferring personnel is performed flaw- lesslv b ' the Yeoman and Personnelman. Navigation is handled by five highly trained Quartermasters. They maintain all of MITSCHER ' s charts and naviga- tional publications. Whether navigating using the Global Positioning Satellite System, or the old fashioned way using the sun and stars, the crew can sleep soundly at night knowing the QM ' s are always Keeping MITSCHER safe. The Chief Master-at-Arms, or Sheriff as he ' s known onboard, keeps order and discipline amongst the crew. The Navy Counselor keeps us up to date on career information, helps crew mem- bers apply for different programs, and runs the crew ' s library. The Hospital Corpsmen look out for the crew ' s physical well being. Whether they are giving shots, prescribing medi- cine or stitching up an unfortunate crew member, they keep the crew going even in the worst of times. The 3-M coordinator is also part of Nav Admin. PRCS makes sure that the Planned Maintenance System on MIT- SCHER runs without a glitch. YN3 Sid A. Habeeb N3 Jeffrev A. Jarrett QM3 Todd J. Mazenko PN3 Calvin F. Missildine QMS A Dar ' l J. Henr ' YNSN Malconi J. Jones HN Michael ). Olsufka