George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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LT Keith Wettsclireck Training Officer 1994 LCDR Richard Burgess Training Officer 1993-1994

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PR1(AW SW) Anthony Bonnici BUI James Romano Training George Washington’s Training Department was a place where outstanding customer service and staunch command support were the primary goals. With three divisions actively involved in every aspect of training, a great deal of progress was made in the area of required courses and programs. From the time personnel first checked in or when they lefi the command, training was a part in their professional development. School of the Ship provided more than 700 quotas a month for onboard training. “Damage Control Indoctrination” and “Introduction to Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare” courses were reviewed and completely revised. Other courses that Training was responsible for were “Total Quality Leadership” and the “Career Information Training Course.” Training's Human Resource Division included the Command Equal Opportunity Specialist, Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor and Counseling and Assistance Center. Together, they made thcmsclv available whenever Sailors no assistance to resolve personal or just a helping hand. The TEMADD Division; have been Wall Street, but wh came to high finance, they we “funded orders” stock brokcrsID ing the deployment, TEMADDlisj more than $800,000 and wrote than 1200 sets of orders to acc plish missions, provide medic; treatment and send shipmates on emergency leave. AOC(AW) Jesus Cortinas OMC John Lamberth FCC(SW) George Love ADC(AW) Randy Nolff