George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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The primary mission of GW Public Affairs is lo “tell the Navy’s story.” Whether it is writing articles for the ship's newspaper, “The Guardian,” or producing v ideo packages, the Public Affairs Office does whatever it takes to get the story. Comprised of one officer and 9 enlisted journalists, during deployment the Public Affairs Office coordinated all embarking media, distinguished visitors and in-port tours. They also produced several live admiral’s calls, captain's calls, port briefs, safety stand downs and bingo games over SITE TV, the ship's closed-circuit television system. And they marketed hundreds of news and feature articles to a variety of civilian and military publications around the world. JOKSW) RIC K COM.INS J02(S V)PAl l.NKURl.l JOC(SW) I.UIS I.l Ql J02(S V) BRIAN JOHNSON J02 JOHN OSBORNE JO.V KRISTIN FITZSIMMONS J03 MATTHEWIJDDE AN ELIZABETH F.NOCKSON

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W’s security force leads the way in assisting the crew .and battle group in its force protection efforts. Security MAC(SW) ENS THEODORE Dl DEK JAMES Cl RK MAC(SW) WILLIAM SC'HEKR MAI(SW) LAURIE ARDEN IV MAI WILIIEMINA BOONE MAllSWl BRICE I.KIIIIE D MAl(SW) BARBARAVASQUEZ MAI JOSE BARRETO MA2(SC 7SW) SEAN PIIELPS ETJ(SW) JOHN APPLEGATE MA3 AMY BA DOUR MA3 MICHAEL MOSELEY ABO ANTONIO MCRILI.O ABH3 AI.PHONSO RAMIREZ AN KYOKO CRADDOCK imparato

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