George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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AA Terry Thompson AA Barry Tindall AA Terrance Upham Weapons AOAN Adrian Langston AN James Macaulay An Cruz Morales AN Louis Nemes III AOAN Gregory Neu AN Scott Ohler AN Nicholas Pole AOAN Kawaski Smith AOAN Daniel Thomas AOAN Bradley Vandergon AN Toby Webb AA Rod Hobbs AOAA Matthew Hollar AA Lane Lund AA Sheridan Mauk AA Christopher Stull

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f A03 Andrew Hall A03 Layne Hardesty A03 William Joines YN3 Dana Levangie A03 Patrick Obray A03 Victor Peguero A03 Lawrence Schaffer A03 Andrew Stemick A03 Scott Young AN Michael Abercrombie Jr. AOAN Alan Buddenl AN David Chamberlin Jr.j AN William Caffey AN Thomas Grier AOAN Scotty Harris AN Steven Hillbum AN Christopher Hinojosa AN Demorris Howard AOAN Shannon Key AOAN David Kruk-Dill 1 522 Weapons

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CW04 John Mugler TMC(SW) Abel Ball! GMGI(SW) Jerry Jones AOI(AW) Barry Kidwell TM1(AW SW) Tyrone Tucker AOI(AW) Landon Wells TM2(SW) Maurice Booker A02(AW) James Colquhoun TM2 Troy Groover GMG2 Robbie Meadows TM2 Ronald Pasquarlello GMG3 Melvin Baker qualified on small arms. During the cruise, the personnel of G-2 The highly flexible and industrious Sailors Division loaded more than 750,000 rounds of of G-2 Division provided a multitude of services 20MM ammunition to support Carrier to the George Washington Battle Group. From Airwing Seven's squadrons and qualified more “Underway, shift colors” to “Moored, shift than 500 personnel on the 12-gauge shotgun, colors” in Norfolk, G-2 was manned and ready. 45-caliber pistol, and the 50-caliber machine G-2's Sailors shot the shot lines for mooring gun. and the first lines over during underway Replenishment-At-Sea operations. They manned the — 50-caliber machine guns for the ship’s self defense against close-in targets. They were also “Key Control Central,” where everyone else went to get the keys to the magazines and stowage j lockers. They tested, maintained and repaired the v vV jjjiS magazine sprinkler systems for the ship’s 36 m weapons magazines. Every small arm that was carried onboard was stored and maintained in pristine condition in the Ship’s Armory. In addition, they also established the ship's small j -'• j arms range, giving Sailors the chance to get £$ G-2 Division