Enterprise (CVN 65) - Naval Cruise Book

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m -iSSJ )l w I JPff t- 1 1 T « Kl VThtm iTiT B i ■ ' W IIt trained officers and enlisted men of the Rea Department stand watch over one of the m sophisticated nuclear propulsion plants in th world. These members of the ship ' s crew maintai constant, never-ending vigil. The mobility and versatility of ENTERPRISE are the result of i conscientious watchstanding and diligent preventive and corrective maintenance. The ENTERPRISE propulsion plant has never faile enable the ship to meet alt operational commitments. The Reactor Department pers are proud of this record. The close teamwork among the six divisions in Reactor Department and the unique capabilities of ENTERPRISE ' S propulsion plants help make Enterprise ready to serve a time, any place. w SJ d Z . .J i Department Head vv !• • 188 I REACTOR

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