George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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496 SH3 Melvin Willis SH3 Patrick Wright SHSN Dumont Franklin SHAN Bradley Goodwin AN John Harris SN Richard Lessard II SN Chris Lighty SHSN Travis Livingston SHSN Andre Purvis SHSA Brian Arnett SHSA Eric Banks SHSA Juan Correa SHSA Michael Crawford SHSA Derrick Jackson SHSA Michael Phillips AA Alexander Scearce SHSA Edward Waldrop SHSR Shawn Hart SHSR Rich Medlin SHSR John Padilla Supply

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' ■HIM SH3 William Pettycrew SH3 Lawrence Pitts SH3 Shongo Raines SH3 Andrew Renison SH3 Christopher Rudolph SH3 Suvan Sayaphone SH3 Anthony Schaeffer SH3 Terry Sewell SH3 James Brady SH3 Ronnie Brooks SH3 Albert Cano Jr. SH3 Alvin Jackson ippl

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4 Division incnt Danger Pay? Combat Tax in Zone Pay? Family Separation ce? How much money do I These were just some of the iys that Disbursing processed for i of George Washington and on deployment. Whether it was 1 procedures or hectic paydays, the g Division continued to “give” y and helped positively influ-e of the crew. Disbursing played an integral part of every Sailors life onboard GW. The disbursing officer and the deputy disbursing officer, along with 13 ship’s compliment DK's and ten airwing DK's, were responsible for maintaining nearly 5500 pay accounts. In addition, they provided timely customer service, check cashing, and foreign currency exchange services. During the deployment, the travel fiscal section of Disbursing disbursed more than S23 million in cash and checks. They made collections of $7 million from the Ship’s Store and Food Service Divisions. in excess of 2,700 payment vouchers, including travel claims and dealers bills, were processed totaling over $7 million, they distributed more than 5000 checks. Whether it was paying the crew on payday, advancing travel claims, or paying the ship’s bills. Disbursing always put it’s best foot forward. ENS Joseph Parran