George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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(AWTSW ) J()U BLAND JR 1M-1 Division consists of seven major work centers. Production Control coordinates the repair of parts received, manages the schedule of inspections to he completed, and verifies that all maintenance is completed. Quality Assurance eliminates the occurrence of defects. Maintenance Administration generates and disseminates administrative paperwork. Individual Material Readiness List manages the issue and receipt of support equipment. Material control ensures that technicians have everything to complete their task of providing support to CVW-17. Aeronautical Material Screening Unit ensures that components requiring repair are correctly routed to the appropriate work center. The Damage Control shop maintains the battle readiness of A1MD spaces. Johnson I .(-DR JOHN AZGS(A Y SW) RUSSELL LAMBERT I

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 maintenance officer CDR WILLIAM BEACHAM DEPARTMENT LCPO AZCM(AW) APRIL BKLDO The mission of the Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department is to pro idc maximum support to Carrier Air Wing Seventeen. Our superbly skilled and highly trained technicians strive to produ the highest quality product possible and our management team is proactively involved in the repair cycle, continually seeking ways to enhance the mission capability of the combat aircraft operated by our customer. AIM I) George Washington capabilities range from micro-miniature repair of electronic componefl to Third Degree Repair of jet engines. Additionally, AIM!) provides physical, dimensional, mechanical an electronic calibration services for the entire Battle Group. From maintaining Support Equipment to coordinating the repair of escorting ships under the Battle Force Intermediate Maintenance Activity urn re AIMD provides unparalleled support for sustained combat operations. The Officers and Chief Petty Officers of AIMD have the privilege of serving with over 400 sailors nearly every aviation rate, not only ship's company, but technicians from Sea Operational detach j from NAS Jacksonville, Norfolk, Oceana, and Whidbey Island. This diverse team was honed and mes during the intense, fast-paced inter-deployment training cycle to a fine-tuned machine. From the the focus has been getting Air Wing aircraft “off the pointy end of the ship fully combat ready. Our sa» have demonstrated exceptional ingenuity and have proven they deserve recognition as “the Finest Al. the Fleet.

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 7.C AW7SW) PAH. SHELLEY ATC(AW)GREGGORY RANKIN ADC(A V)JOSF.VAU£o SKC(AW) MARK FOSDAI. A7. AN )(SF.L) GARTH GREENE ZI(AW) DERNVINN BOOTIIE AS I (AW) DELBERT CALLWTIM AMI (AW) FERRIS BAKER ATC (AWVSWXSEI.) JOSE COLON AD1(AW S V) SHELDON FORD AT I (AW) MARK DONLEY AKI(AW) TERRY HOLLOWS AF.I(ANV) ERIC I.F.OIIR AZKAW AZl(AW) ROBIN SHAKESPEARE AO I (AW) MARK YONTS