George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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PNSA Jerome Owens £-3 Division jiowledge is power,” and George Washington, the tional Services Office team, led S Todd Pitts, strove to foster a t of Learning.” The crew took age of the educational services ding more than 1000 hours of b credits through the Program loat College Education (PACE). bers-tumed-students took i such as Personal Finance, je Algebra, and English Com-m. Credits were also earned by ting in the College Level tion Program (CLEP). ing the deployment, the if administered more than .vy-wide advancement examinations. Included in this process were more than 20,000 service record entries including qualifications achieved and personal and unit awards. With the help of the ESO, more than 100 GW Sailors were provided assistance to achieve their goal. Applications for Officer Candidate School, Limited Duty Officer, Chief Warrant Officer, and the new Seaman to Admiral Program were carefully screened and quickly processed. The competition was tough but the ESO team made sure that their customers were able to “put their best foot forward.” Samuel Davis - ESO Instructor William Hazlett - ESO Instructor Virgil Jardine - ESO Instructor Howard Streifford - ESO Instructor PNI(SW) John Nemltz PN3 Paul Brown PN3 Mark Stevens AN Erik Nimrod

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PN3 David Ingram PN3 Hector Mlecznlkowaki PN3 Brian Spieles PN3 Todd Walters PNSN Sean Bombard PNSN Luis Hernandez PNSN Chad Musgrove PNSN James Nelson PNSN Robert Shook PNSN Eugene Tai Jr. PNSA Christopher Cowgill PNSA James Unn PNSN Robert Martinez Administration Department

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V- PN3 Hector Miecznikowski PN3 Brian Spieles PN3 Todd Walters PNSN Sean Bombard PNSN Luis Hernandez PNSN Chad Musgrove PNSN James Nelson PNSN Robert Shook PNSN Eugene Tai Jr. PNSA Christopher Cowgill PNSA James Linn PNSN Robert Martinez Administration Department