John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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4 G-4 Division personnel perform corrective and pre- ventive mainte- nance on nine cargo weapons elevators and asso- ciated equipment. Their invaluable service ensures that all ordnance and ammunition is safely transported from below-deck magazines to the flight deck for im- mediate issue to embarked Air Wing squadrons. ' EAPONS G-4 AOC(AW) - ' AOl(AW) I.E CLOUtlER J . WALLACE BEiyi N OC(AW) J C ARDZATD J. ■■

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G D G-5 Division consists of three workcenters: pro- duction, administration and logistics. Aviation Weap- ons Movement Control Station (AWMCS) is re- sponsible for coordinating the efforts of four other divisions in the stowage, handling, build-up and transfer of all air-launched weapons to support the Air Wing. The Logistics Tech- nical Library is responsible for ordering, tracking and accounting for over 600,000 pieces of ordnance and ordnance-related items as well as maintaining a complete library of ord- nance publications required throughout the depart- ment. The Weapons De- partment administration support division monitors all administrative policies and procedures, and main- tains and screens all corre- spondence messages and ortE. They also initiate uir ' reports and super- V - tht itave program lin the department. EAPONS G-5 im