George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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LTJG Paul Rohde LTJG Kevin Snoap ETCS{SW) Hershel Adams ETC Paul Vasllauskis ET1 Konly Beard ET1 John Hager ET1 Brian Hall ET1 Michael Lackovich ET1 Devin McClure ET1 Richard Peterson ET1 Rodney Renn ET1 Richard Rosenberg training prior to assuming their watchstanding duties. Training continued through frequent drills and examinations to keep watchstanders sharp and to develop the team concept. From the beginning of the cruise through the Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination, the members of RC Division ensured GW’s reactors continued to operate safely and effectively, playing a vital role as part of the GW team. The electronics repairs performed by RC Division Sailors required a variety of skills ranging from soldering to complex circuit analysis. Testing requirements were complex and demanded strict compliance with exacting standards. To accomplish these tasks, extensive training was required. Graduates of the Electronics Technician “A” School and the Navy’s nuclear power school, the members of RC Division also received months of on-the-job Electronics Technicians of Washington’s Reactor Con-fision were tasked with the bice and operation of vital jant electronic instrumenta-fcontrol equipment. 164 man division executed a preventive maintenance [provided expert electronics p testing, and provided the pders necessary to operate b reactor plants and associ-jrol equipment. Reactor 467

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FN Clifton Pappas ENFN Brian Waters FA Eilliam Fairgrieve FA Frank Fernandez FA Larry Silva FA Tim Ulrich FA Bobby Letter FR Maurice Starks Reactor

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ET2 Timothy Bryant ET2 Nick Bucci ET2 Christopher Campbell ET2 Jason Comfort ET2 Jesse Demings ET2 David Dorn ET2 Richard Downs EM2 Jeremy Edwards ET1 Jackson Touchberry ET2 Courtney Abshiro ET2 Stephen Adam ET2 Brian Ager •-C