George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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I VIS I ON MJIIl(AW) MICHAEL MINCEV The record breaking performance of USS George Washington's V-l Division played a key role in the success of the deployment. Operations in the North Arabian Sea and Arabian Gulf included over 36.000 aircraft moves in support ofOpcrations ENDURING FREEDOM and SOUTHERN WATCH. The V-l Division provided a crucial link leading to CVW-17's impressive sortie completion rate while setting a benchmark in Flight Deck performance standards across the board. Many of the VI Division's young men and women left Norfolk in June 2002 as inexperienced but excited Sailors, eager to learn their jobs, make a difference, and see the world. In retrospect, that is exactly what they did! They came, they saw, and they CONQUERED. LTJG RONALD RANCOUR! I.TJG ANDREW CONNER I.TJC DEREK WILLIAMS ABHCSfAW SW) MICHAEL GENTRN LT ROBERT SAW N ELI. A B HC(AW) T RA( Y MACKEY A BIIC( AW7SW) (SF.I.) WILFRID BOSSOI S Bill (AW) DWIGIIT CI.NRKF. ABII I (AW) ANTHONY THOMAS SR ABII2(AW) LESTER CRUZ ABU I (AW) FLOYD IIARVELL ABIIC(AW7SW) DEME ERIS ( AMP ABIII(AW) DENNIS NELSON ABIIKAW SW) M ICIIAEL ZULUAGA ABIIC(AW7SW) CRAIG BOKOP [AW) CHARLIE IYER ABIII(AW) HAROLD VESTER ABIII(ANV) kre:g WINDER