John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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L Training Department ' s primary responsibility is t ensure everyone who checks aboard USS John C. Stennis gets a head-start on carrier Hfe and to provide each crewmember with the training they require during their time onboard. To make this happen, the command ' s indoc- trination program, know as ' School of the Ship, ' is taught onboard, giving newly reported personnel the information necessary for shipboard life. Training also caters to the crewmembers special requirements through the Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA) and Equal Opportunities Program Specialist (HOPS). DAPA provides treatment refer ences and command wide training on substance abuse is- sues. HOPS ensures command policies, procedures and J practices reflect the spirit of equal opportunity in the Navy. TLA nSIIlsIG

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In keeping up with the continuing needs of the crew, Trammg is also responsible for obtaining school quotas and for writing all TAD orders on USS John C Stenn s Finally, the command ' s Personal Qualification Standards ( QS) program General Mli- tary Training, and Enlisted Sponsor programs are all coordinated by this small bu vital part of the USS John C. Stennis family. , TK-AINING m 281