Enterprise (CVN 65) - Naval Cruise Book

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DC-R HTFR W.A. Sigafoos FR T.D. Stroehlein FR S.M. Thornton 238 I DC-R

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DepartmttUl The Executive Department provi des a full range of support services to the command and crew. The Admin Office provides direct support to the Executive Officer and manages the administrative functions of the ship; the Counseling and Assistance Center provides excellent counseling on personal problems and substance abuse and conducts group counseling; the Captain ' s Office handles all official correspondence and maintains officer service records; the Legal Office provides legal assistance and processes legal forms and disciplinary cases; our Print Shop prepares all printed material originated on board; the Personnel Office maintains more than 2,500 enlisted service records and provides other services such as I.D. card issue, DEERS enrollment, and reenlistment separation paperwork; the Chaplain ' s Office conducts all divine worship services and maintains the ship ' s chapel and the library; the Public Affairs Office provides news releases and publishes the ship ' s newspaper, the Big E magazine, and operates the radio and TV stations on board; the Master-at-Arms Force is the ship ' s police force, enforcing Navy and Enterprise regulations; the Brig Staff maintains and supervises the Brig facility and prisoners; the 3M Office inspects work center 3M administration and monitors shipwide PMS accomplishment; and the biggest morale factor of them all, the Post Office keeps us in touch with our loved ones by moving the mail. Although a diverse group of individuals and ratings, the Executive Department functions as a cohesive team, striving to provide the best support and service possible. LT S.D. McNABB, USN Department Head 240 1 EXEC