George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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Jeremiah Sims 0S3 Jesse Serrato 0S3 Alan Silva 0S3 Derrick Swint 0S3 Andrew Thomas OS3 Troy Thorn 0S3 Gabriel Valverde OSSN Daniel Bearden OSSN Timothy Hopson OSSN Eric Maximuk OSSA David Brogan OSSA Frank Jenkins OSSA Nathaniel Wiley OSSR Eric Kinder 444 Operations

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Operations OS3 Marvin Conway OS3 Billy Crawford OS3 Emmitt Dempsey OS3 Norval Dixon Jr. OS3 Thomas Kosky OS3 Joseph Koury OS3 Mark Lance OS3 John Milligan OS3 Karl Revels OS3 Robert Rogers OS3 Winston Russell OS3 Timothy Saunders OS3 Fernando Estrada OS3 George Farley OS3 Peter Feger OS3 Timothy Goss OS3 Derek Groth OS3 Greg Hall OS3 Scott Hillard OS3 Dexter Hopson

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OIv Division Gcor submarine recognize the fleet, aviation w data proce operations module c( training el shington’s anti-ire module was ping one of the best in rised of outstanding 5 systems operators, echnicians, and alists; the ASW ated anti-submarine [throughout the Medi- terranean Sea and Arabian Gulf. Their work ensured the aircrews of HS-5 and VS-31 were always prepared and at their peak of readiness. In addition to the planning and direction which provided for numerous NATO and national exercises, several of the members of GW’s ASW Module augmented forward deployed patrol squadrons working in support of Operations “Sharp Guard” and “Southern Watch.” Responsible for hosting the Commander, Destroyer Squadron 26 when embarked as the Anti-Submarine Warfare Commander, the module ensured the flawless coordination of all air, surface, and subsurface ASW operations. a r- r r Vi y % LCDR Patrick Little AWC(AWZSW) Alan Goodwin AWC(AW NAC) Gary Wade AW1(AW NAC) James Buckley III AW1(AW NAC) Philip Burge AW1(AW N AC) Anthony Laverentz AWI(NAC) Barry Marsh AWt(NAC) Archie Root AW1(AW NAC) James Smith AWI(NAC) Thomas Thomas AW2(NAC) Harold Conner AW2(NAC) Scott Goretzka AW2(AW NAC) Jon Grant AW3(NAC) Michael Fontenot AW3(NAC) Eddie Lugo AN Donald Cooper Operations 445