George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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ETC (SW AW) Robert ETC (SW) Gerard Paternal Rousseau ET1 (SW AW) Erin ET1 Luke Dymen ET1 (SW AW) Jonathan EMI (SW) Kevin ET1 (SW AW) Jason LT Christopher Dehaan of highly-trained electronics technicians who power and propulsion to any place in the world. All have undergone extensive training and qualifications e and maintain the intricate and highly complex control systems for George Washington’s two nuclear reactors steam needed for catapulting aircraft, propelling the ship or for hot showers and warm meals, RC Division really is the “Power” behind USS George Washington and truly puts the “N” in CVN 73. w MM1 (SW) Jonathan Wofford ETCM (SW) Richard Evans CTC SW AW) James Delnicki ETC (SW) Daniel II innl« WjMBnWVKw nis ET1 (SW) Amber Lockwood ET1 (SW) Christopher Parsons

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Reactor Auxiliaries Division is made up of 22 dedicated Engineman who perform maintenance on four 16 cylinder 2000 KW Emergency Diesel Generators and associated equipment. They provide a continuous safety net for the ship. When a casualty or drill brings down normal ship’s distribution, Reactor Auxiliaries is fast on the scene, pumping out emergency power for combat systems, command and control and propulsion plant recovery. LT Denys Petrina ENC (SW) Brenda Torkilson EN1 (SW) Freddie EN1 (SW) Kenneth EN2 Nathaniel Perry Dupont Rogers

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