George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1996

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G-2 Division The highly flexible and industrious Sailors of G-2 Division provide a multitude of services o the George Washington Battle Group. From “Underway, shift colors to Moored, shift colors in Norfolk, G-2 is manned and ready from the 0-10 level to the 7th deck. G-2 Division is comprised of a mixture of ratings which is reflected in the duties they perform. They shoot the shot lines for mooring and the first lines over during underway replenishment at sea operations. They man the 50 caliber machine-guns for the ship's self defense against close-in targets. They are “Key Control Central”, where everyone else goes to get the keys to the magazines and stowage lockers. They test, maintain and repair the magazine sprinkler systems for the ship’s 36 weapons magazines. Every small arm that is carried onboard is stored and maintained in pristine condition in the Ship’s Armory. During the cruise the men of G-2 Division loaded over 750,000 rounds of 20MM ammunition in support of the squadrons of Carrier Air Wing SEVEN and qualified over 150 personnel on the 12 gauge shotgun, 45 caliber pistol, and the 50 caliber machine gun. CW04 John Mugler TMC(SW) Bon Priester AOI Barry Kidwell TM1 Wilbert McCLinton A01(AW SW) Landon Wells A02(AW) Antonio Brown GMG2 Michael Bushner TM2 Kenneth Green GMG2 John Harris 536 WEAPONS

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