George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Sailors of G-2 are a very busy group with a wide scope of operations. We conduct small arms training for all ship’s company on eight different weapons, maintaining a qualified pool of more than 2,500 Force Protection watch standers. We shoot the shop tines for all mooring and underway replenish- A ments, build all torpedoes for Air Wing operations, man the .50 caliber j machine guns for the ship’s self defense in all Force Protection transits, control access to all 44 magazine and ammunition stowage lockers and test, maintain and repair the magazine small arms that are carried, stored and maintained on I board in the ship Armory. r : I TMC(SW AW) Tisha GMC(SW) Shane Cooper Hazen GMI(SW) Neil Smith A01(AW SW) Daniel Vandover TM2(SW) James GM3 Antonio Aaron HaydornnaroH GM3 Michael A03(AW) Cynthia A03 Daniel Miller Lucero GM3 Edward Oliphant Flanagan GM3 Michael GM3 Evita Potts TM3 Thomas Santorielio TM3 Marty Siria A03(AW) Luis Torres

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Bomb Assembly is where the “Rubber meets the road” as far as ordnance operational support to the Air Wing. All missiles and bombs, from ungukled to laser guided, from 500 pounds to 2,000 pounds, are assembled and prepared for deliveery to the squadrons per the daily load plan requirements. Working through the night in 44 magazines over seven decks, these ordnance experts follow exact guidelines to ensure ordnance requirements are met on time with 100 percent effectiveness. LT Dean Rodriguez A0CS(AW SW) Valerie AOC(AW SW) Jose McQueenvance Diaz AOC(AW SW) AOI(AW'SW) Roger Fredrick Washington Hayden AOI(AW) Richard Ristow AOI(AW SW) Michael Spangenburg A02(AW) Chad Ashoff A02 Steven Bailey A02(AW) Todd Bentz A02(AW) Jeffrey Cross A02(AW 8W) David Dowling A02(AW) Roosevelt A02(AW) Joseph Hall Hlrsch A02(AW SW) A02(AW SW) Carol Norton Malcolm Moore A02(AW SW) Carlton Soders A03(AW) Jeremiah Beavers - A03 Casey Bemis AQ3(AW) Cory Bittle A03 Brian Cody