George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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)Z Division Cell (SIAC) was the primary intelligence center that supported airwing strike planning. SIAC supported in excess of 200 Operation Deny Flight missions over the beach and 40 simulated strikes into Southern Iraq. SIAC was truly the one-stop-shop for airwing strike planning support! Though separate and distinct in their individual work assignments, these three cells worked together to provide the embarked staff, ship, and airwing with the most comprehensive intelligence support afloat. CDR Deborah Effemey CDR Joseph Thomas LCDR Christopher Liptak LCDR Steven Lohr LCDR Charles Sanford LT Eric Borio LT Jeffrey Dominick LT Douglas Strain CW02 Jerome Cole ISCS(AW SW) Stephen McCabe ISI(AW) John Doptis ISI(AW) Patirck Flynn Z division was comprised of jencc specialists, a |ogist and a draftsman who ed a D-Day commemorative illustrated maps and drew ns for the ship’s newspaper. s responsible for keeping all nents of Ihc battle group ed of potential threats. It ed information to help eom- s effectively plan, train and e operations. OZ Division vided into three cells, [ulti-sensor Interpretation tracked high-interest mer- it, chant vessels, especially those suspected of carrying narcotics or cargo prohibited by U.N. resolutions bound for the former Yugoslavia or Iraq. Supplementary Plot (SUPLOT) played a critical role in extending George Washington Battle Group’s tactical horizon beyond the range of ship’s sensors. SUPLOT watch teams delivered 640 tactical situation briefs to the battle group staff, CVW-7 aircrews, and ship’s company CDC watch officers. Strike Intelligence Analysis Operations 451

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I S3 Christopher Dyer IS3 John Fritz IS3 Christian Jimenez IS3 Jeffrey Kargol IS3 Cory Lowe IS3 Tony McCauley IS3 Rashid Underwood ISSN Steven Christ ISSN Douglas James ISSN James Melvin ISSA William Beadle Operations