George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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ET2 Jon Webb ET2 Robert Young ET3 Jason Agee ET3 Patrick Boland ET3 Gaetano Brancaccio ET2 Patrick Fillmore ET3 Christian Frazier ET3 Brad Gault ET3 Brian Gault ET3 Eric Grccnwald ET3 Timothy Keech ET3 Eric Lorenz ET3 Michael Mendetta ET3 David Michalec ET3 Juan Morales ET3 Daniel Ramirez ET3 Dalton Richards ET3 Eugene Sunday ET3 Thomas Stacy ET3 Michael Tamlyn

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ET2 Joseph ' -'Wo ET2 Thom-ET2 William ET2 Dan Levi , 1 ET2 Jason Quinn MM2 Jeffrey Ridosh ET2 Robert Roberts ET2 Dennis Skiffington ET2 David Travis ET2 James Vanhassel ET2 James Wagner ET2 Chad Wallace

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RE Division Reactor Electrical Operating and maintaining the ship’s electrical generation and distribution system. Reactor Electrical Division provides power to ship's systems from the air conditioning plants to the radar. The nuclear training program brings to RE Division some of the brightest and most talented men in the fleet; a rigorous continuing training program ensures that they stay that way. The key to RE Division isn’t its nuclear background or even the continuous training; it is in teamwork. Through the cooperation of every member, they maintain not only a high level of material readiness of their equipment, but also a feeling of camaraderie that follows them beyond the confines of the ship. With a combination of aggressive young talent and experienced leadership. RE Division excels as a quiet “service organization, adhering to the belief that “GW Power Light serves best when the ship doesn’t have to think about the source of power. RE's goal is for the ship to take them for granted. Quiet, unnoticed and proud; the mark of a great electric company. RE Division meets these requirements and more as the Power and Light behind the greatest ship to sail the seas!