John Stennis (CVN 74) - Naval Cruise Book

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X-1 Division comprises three separate work centers. The.Xaptaiji ' sJQffice is responsible for the administration of 161 officer ' s records, pay, trans- fers, receipts, separations and the Command Awards Program. Classified material is logged through the office and security clearances for all officers are processed. Additionally, the Ship ' s Secretary maintains the Commanding Officer ' s and Executive Officer ' s schedules. The ExecutiYeJQfficer SJ5tfJce is responsible for distribution of all correspondence throughout the command. They deliver all official mail to the mailroom, meter it, and process it for routing. An estimated $42,000 of official mail was metered during the deployment. Additionally, they track all Requests Chits, maH the Family Gram newsletters, run the Command Sponsor Program, and tickler annual reports, instructions, and action correspondence received by the command. IheJPrJnlLShop completed over 1,000 print requests for approxi- mately 1,500,000 copies during the deployment. Additionally, as the Department DC Manager ' s Office and Damage Control Petty Officer s work center, they managed the 3M Program for the Admin Department and accomplished all required PMS. A mmistratiow X-i