George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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Hazardous Materials Is responsible for procurement, issue, tracking and disposal of all Hazardous Materials aboard. S-13 thrives on the “cradle to grave’ philosophy, managing all hazardous materials from the time it comes aboard until It is utilized or offloaded for disposal. Reutilization and minimization have been key to the effective management of the Hazardous Material Control and Management Program. HazMat personnel are significant contributors to the best Supply Department on the waterfront and truly are “raising the bar”! ENS Chris Smith ENS Thomas Teague ET1(SW,AW) Donald MM1(SW AW) Marc AW2(AW AC) Paul Delamercns SK3 Jeffrey Flowers SHSN Christian SKSN Arthur

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 L There is something special about the written word and because of this our sailors anxiously await the words “Mall call, Mail call. The letters and packages received, solidify the link between our family and friends. This is the part of customer service that we really enjoy. We like to see the smiles on people’s faces when they receive a letter or package from home. That’s what makes this job so great. It is almost like Christmas, everyday. Throughout the year and throughout the Partnership of the America’s cruise, Postal Clerks received and delivered more than 100,000 pounds of mall for our 5,500 shipmates, including the Strike Group. We are on the roof rain of shine, loading and unloading the Helos and C-2’s that bring our letters and packages from home to the ship and we don’t stop, until the job is done. Mail Calll i 4 r w ? ‘ril 1

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