George Washington (CVN 73) - Naval Cruise Book

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 — Sailors in XA perform a variety of administrative tasks. From processing awards and security clearances to producing the Plan of the Day and negotiating orders to administering the ship’s drug and alcohol program, XA's yeoman are the ship’s secretary’s right hand. The Ship’s Secretary is responsible for the smooth operation of the command security program. In addition to the yeoman and the ship’s secretary, XA is also home to the command career counselor, drug and alcohol program advisor and the equal opportunity advisor. It is also the central site for awards, ranging from the Spirit Award to Navy Achievement Medals. XA processed more than 700 medals, awards and citations and handled the commanding officer’s personal correspondence. ...'‘J ‘ • ’’i». ■n ... HMCS(SW AW) Francin© Tevis NCC(SW.AW) Kenneth Boben AZC(AW SW) Bobbie Yoakem

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Administrative Department does more than file paperwork. More than 100 Sailors strong, this group of men and women strive to be the epitome of service. Made up of four divisions, “Team Admin” is responsible for everything from Yeomen (X-1) who handle officer records to Personnel Specialist (X-2) who enter new college credits into the service records of Sailors who earned them from courses administered by the Educational Service Office (X-3) to the hard-charging executive assistants who work for the Captain and the Executive officer (X-A). During the 2006 “Partnership of the Americas” deployment, the results of Admin’s efforts spoke for themselves. Sailors who were cared for by this group of professionals knew they were in good hands.

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K jjjkadiverse and talented division, consisting of several ratings, which provide Ptf With a variety of services. XI’s Yeomen aid in sending out welcome aboard Plages and provide support to the Commanding officer and his visiting dignitaries, fhey also maintain officer service records and coordinate the officer sponsor program. The Commanding officer’s Culinary Specialists plan and prepare three daily meals, along with hundreds of special meals for the Captain’s distinguished visitor’s over the course of the deployment. YN1(SW AW) Marshall Jones Y N 2 (S W A W): Nichole Kocan YNC(SWAW) Rhonda Moore YN1(SW AW) Jason Burge CS2(SW) Loretta YN3(SW) Kayla CS3(SW) Nina Olsen YN3 Sheneka YNSN David Fleming Pierson YNSN Byran Gillespie YNSN Jesse Hogans YNSN Marcus YNSN James Powers Pollock YNSN Scott Ruszczyk