George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-5 Division MSC James Anderson, Jr. MSI David Brinkley LTJG Calvin Matthews, Jr. MSCS Jett Carroll YNI(SW) Steven Kocurek MSI(SW) Paul Little The Wardroom Division provided exceptional, professional and dedicated food and stateroom service to more than 500 officers and guests each day. With infallible diligence, S-5 personnel took pride in their work and were rewarded with being recognized as the runner-up for “Best Wardroom in the Atlantic Fleet. Sunset parades hosted by the Battle Group Commander on board GW was S-5 Division’s opportunity to show their stuff to foreign dignitaries. They were planned and executed with the expertise and flair indicative of the Division’s day-to-day superior level of service. Likewise. CVW-7 Squadron Commanders regularly called upon the division to prepare and provide services for changes of command and special squadron meals. These special meals allowed the division to demonstrate those culinary skills that the Executive Officer’s dinner guests experienced every night throughout the deployment. The personnel assigned to the Wardroom Division are true professionals, dedicated to excellence and committed to providing the best service to the officers and guests of the finest Wardroom in the Navy.

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I S-6 Division “Can’t Fly without Supply” anging in size from a small bolt for the F A-18C Hornet to an F100GE400 aircraft engine for the F-14B Tomcat, Aviation Stores Division (S-6) was the u I central point of contact for these and all other material requirements for CVW-7 squadrons and the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD). With its own stock control, customer service center, technical research unit, and 20 storerooms. S-6 Division managed more than 11.000 Aviation Depot Level Repairables valued at more than $195,000,000. Operating 24 hours a day by 73 aviation storekeepers, these work centers provided complete supply support to CVW-7. Ensuring the right parts were available onboard and aggressively expediting those which were not was an intense daily effort. The cold weather missions during Joint Endeavor over Bosnia and the desert heat conditions of Deny Flight over the Middle East put a wide-range of material requirements on S-6 Division, which were met with a 93% net issue effectiveness rate. And for those items not on board, a period of less than six days transpired on average to ship these requirements from anywhere in the world. S-6 Division continually maintained the highest levels of professional excellence in providing unprecedented material support throughout the deployment. The Supply Maintenance team described as the “Best in AIRLANT and “a Distant First by the COMPTUEX evaluator, was the key factor in CVW-7 completing an unprecedented 99% of its scheduled sorties during deployment. LT Mark Werner CW04 Gracianne Soriano AKCS Ronnie Wheeler AKC Scott Collior AKC Rolando Henriquez AKC Robert Sco Jaques AKC Alfred Hughes AKC Jerold Martin