Cape St George (CG 71) - Naval Cruise Book

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CI Division -v You can talk about us, hut you can ' t talk without us ' Front Row: 1T3 MacDonald, IT3(SW) Lemkuhl, 1T2(SW) Gillett, ITl(SW) Skellie, ENS Greene Back Row: IT3 Helinski. ITS Nagy. IT2 Goralski, ITCtSW) Morgan, IT3 Ruiz. ENS Pfiefer, ETl(SW) Wilkins, ITl(SW) Martin, and ITl(SW) Walters CI Division is responsible for all tactical communications as well as the Local Area Networks that provide E-mail and Internet capability to the ship. This group of hard chargers always keep the Communications Flowing .

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SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Department Head Lieutenant Com- LCDR Robert Cs mander Robert Csorba, USN Supply Officer USS CAPE ST. GEORGE (CG-71) Lieutenant Com- mander Robert Csorba was born and raised in the great state of Washington. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1 987 and was accepted into a NROTC commis- sioning program later the same year. He is a gradu- ate of Washington State University with a degree in History. Following graduation. Lieutenant Commander Csorba attended the Naval Supply Corps School (NSCS) in Athens, Georgia. He completed NSCS in March of 1992 and was given his first assignment on USS SACRAMENTO (AOE-1 ) homeported in Bremerton, Washington. During this tour he held the positions of Disbursing, Sales, Food Service, and Stores Officer and earned his Surface Warfare (Supply Corps Officer) qualification. His first shore tour was in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. There he oversaw the establishment of a Submarine Logistics Support Center (SLSC) Detachment that provided hi-priority repair parts, storage and purchasing support to homeported and transient submarines. His efforts merged the resources of FISC Pearl Harbor and COMSUBPAC, improving submarine support throughout the Pacific. Following his overseas tour, he attended the Navy Subma- rine School in Groton, CT on his way to a tour as the Supply Officer onboard USS HENRY M. JACKSON, SSBN 730 (Blue), arriving in June of 1998. He completed four Strategic Deterrent submarine patrols and earned his dolphins by completing the Submarine (Supply Corps Officer) qualification program. He left the JACKSON to attend the Naval Post Graduate School, in Monterey, California where he earned a Master ' s of Science degree in Management (Transportation) in September 2002. In December of 2002, he reported aboard USS CAPE ST. GEORGE (CG-7 1 ) as the Supply Officer. Lieutenant Commander Csorba ' s personal awards include the, Navy Commendation Medal (2 Gold stars) and Navy Achievement Medal ( 1 Gold Star).