Hawes (FFG 53) - Naval Cruise Book

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Navigation I)i isi()n .SM2 Blatnick SM3 Micah (iartia SMSN Clyde Hamilton QM2 Robert Huuliiiison QM3 Hrik Krenisky SMKSW) Ronald I ayhew QMKSWi (.corgf Raab QM3 Richard Skog SMSN Terrcncc Stallings QM3 William Suitoii av (lmiii ( llif most divcr e division ahotinl II IS. Il iiuluchs Si naliiun. Qiiarlirniastvrs. Yeoineii. I ' ersonnilimii. Corpsnun. and Mastir-at-Anns. I sing lldsliini; lii;lils. scniapliiire and lhii;li()iU . ii;nalnnii arc able In commiinicalv with (illur ships. I sin their knitHlidi;c aj charts and plotlini;. (JM cn urc safe passufic. Handlint; the typing;, jlliufi and other clerical duties for llic siiip is the duly ot the Yeomen. Maintaininii medical and denial records, condiicluii; Jirst aid and minor surgery . the re poii ihilit of llie corpsmen. I ' W maiiilain the crew ' s service records and llu ( l ounnhiincd iii Hilary heanm; standards and I ( l I (irlulis. In shurt. a dnuii iIik s il all. '

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Executive Division EMCS(SW) Scott Bell (Not Pictured) PNSN James Furman PN3 Randy Hamilton SA Benito Henry YNl(SW) Frank Lescanec (Not Pictured) YN2 Chad Simpson PN2(SW) Spelman MAKSW) Walter Starddard HMl Jonathan Thornber HM3 Michael Watts •• •■ -J The Executive Department is primarily responsible for ship ' s navigation and administration. The department also provides a variety of other important services for the crew. These include medical care, maintenance coordination, and the proper upkeep and documentation of crew personnel records. Additionally, such diverse functions as providing weather information, counseling for retention, ship ' s security and safety, and community and internal relations for the ship fall under the cognizance of executive department personnel. LT Eric Diikat 46

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