USS Monterey (CG 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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' PAL AVADMIN, the most diverse and important depart- ment onboard MONTEREX is composed of nine ratings that encompass an extremely wide range of responsibilities. The driving force behind virtually every mission, the members of this department represent the finest qualities in today 's Navy. n the bridge, you will find our highly skilled crew of Quartermasters running the ship. These are the men who have charted M ON TERE Y 's course across the Atlantic, to the Mediterranean, Arabian Guh' and back home. Equally comfortable with today 's electronu' navi- gation techniques as they are with the ancient mariner's sextant, these men are directly involved in every opera- tion at sea. o less important is the tremendous crew of Ship 's Ojice personnel who are responsible for a myriad of instructions, letters, documents and service records. These men are often the true masters ofa Navy with countless regulations and directives. From awards to legal matters to operational designations and promo- tions, the Personnelmen and Yeomen of M ON T ERE Y are the ones who make it all official. ent is our crzacal stajj' of Corpsmen who treat every ailment from the common cold to wounds received ' b I in att e. In addition to the intensive training they receive, they ensure the crew is also practiced at id- , g G prov Ing qllallty first aid to our shipmates. No where will you find a group more professional than that in MON. TEREY's sickbay. 38 nay., 2 it 'fix ' 'it ' g. M N .L f I t inally is our outstanding group of specialized ali sors who are highly trained in their respectivejiai Our Command Master Chief is the senior enlisted sor and confers directly with the Captain on allmaltql concerning the webfare ofthe crew. The Chief Mtllllff Arms is MUN TERE Y 's sheriff who devotes all of time to the legal and disciplinary matters tlffecfllll all crew. Our 3M Coordinator liasons directly with 0143? maintenance facilities and is responsible for the NW!! mous data base onboard that documents MONTE f required repairs. The Command Career Counselor gt man who negotiates future orders and guides thvflff paths of our Sailors. Finally are MONT ERE Y 'f CW lain and Command Religious Programs Coorduwlvh who together are responsible for the spiritual well IW! ofthe crew and have developed a trememlvll-Y vim educational environment including PACE coufS t and an amazing Learning Resource Centen I t s you can see, NAVADMIN does italL Ffom 6 A ing our career paths to laying a courS0f0 adventures, the members of NAVADMIN fel' S , are indeed the driving force behind 'Mmema Cruiser q

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