George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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AK2 Allen Robinson AK2 Franklin Stevens AK2 Anthony Bates AK3 Luis Beltran AK3 Richard Bloodworth AK3 Eric Curtin AK3 Kevin Dandvich AK3 George Fosnaught, Jr. AK3 Philip Jurgaitis AK3 Robert O'Sullivan AK3 Thomas Pierce AK3 Kendric Speagle AK3 Russell Wood AKAw Kevin Gamble AKAN Phil Parson AKAN Jeremy Sodec AKAN Steven Turner AKAA Patrick Johnson AKAA Matthew Schaefer AKAA Scott Stanfield

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AK2 Gary Moser AK2 Brian Page AIC1 Jam ne5 AK1(AW)C SKI Alphi AK1 Andrcv.; AK1 Gus Lancaster AK1 John Latiolais AK1(AW) Brett Reams AKI(AW) James Roninson AK1 Peter Wynter AK1 Spencer Logan AKI(AW) Luis Quinones AKI(SW) Ferdinand Viado AK2 Louis Oovell AK2 David Hauafcrro

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S-7 Division The S-7 Division is responsible for the procurement, issue, tracking and disposal of all Hazardous Material (HM) on board GEORGE WASHINGTON. By operat ing a central issue and collection point known as the HICS Trailer. S-7 manages all HM from when it comes onboard until it is off loaded for proper disposal. Re-utilization and minimization are the keys to effective management of the Hazardous Material Control Management (HMC M) Program. One of the most important aspects of the Hazardous Material Division was providing outstanding customer service. The HICS trailer stocks all maintenance and paint related materials required by the ship and airwing to perform maintenance. The professionals in S-7 division ensured that hazardous material was readily available as required. The professionalism and dedication was evident in the assignment of a grade of outstanding in hazardous material management by the COMNAVAIRLANT Supply Management Assessment Team and George Washington winning the 1996 Secretary of the Navy’s Environmental Award. LTJG Ricardo Wilson SKC(SW) Jose Villaflor AMSi Steven Rapp SKI Carl Soward GMM1 Jim Vaughn IC3 Sylvester Brown BMSN Rodney Strother AALuis Serrano AR Undrccso Gulley