Kearsarge (LHD 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Milli S5li5l Sgliltli N ,Z D . . . . . ,nd 18 Intelligence Specialists. Working side-by-sl e l , , , , perational indications and warning intelligence support to the Commanding Officer, TBCUCHQ ACYIQI1 Officer and embark I de Imagery Analysis Strike Mission Plannin a ieopolitical and Threat Briefings. OZ Division closely monitors world events and their potential Impact to ARGE s missro NS ANDREW GOTHRO C PATRICK HENEGHAN 'I JAMES KENNEDY S2 MARION HALL ,T CHRISTOPHER WORRET 5 S F all .' ir f.. lS2 LAWTON KEMP IS2 CHRIS ME YERS IS2 DAVID PRESHO I I S2 DAVID THOMPSON ' 'ls- ltr Y E I i IS2 CHRISTOPHER WISNIEWSKI ' IS3 JOSEPH EARLY IS3 TRAVIS MC HENRY ISSN ANGELO C OLONA ISSN KYLE .IOYNER . E Y Q 9 ISSN PETER LORTON ISSA MA 7TH E W E Wi NS i I , E r .-...i-1 S I ' . Q2 y ----- o 1 Ali., Q I . I Q , A 4 - -S' is B E ' -' ' . , W, K . J I ii A Kem 4 0 'T' I ,El y We connot be shocked into impotence becouse we're wofops ofroid of the difficult choices thot ore oheod of us. ivision is home to KEAFiSARGE's Joint Intelligence Center lJICl. The division IS comprised Of three. Intelligence Officers 'd with their embarked Marine counterparts, OZ Division provides timely . ed ommanders. Other mission areas conducted by intelligence personnel inc u - 1 I . KEARS , 9, .nd n S2 WANDA SQUIREWELL 5 A '1 i 2 I

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A s i I unliedfSfo1e'2SSiWpM Ksufsm ox . . . vides a wide variety of services to thecrew. The division provides 24-hour television, a full ran e ' ' OX D'V'5:3gg:aphic and graphic services. OX Division creates video training for the crew, and produces BiggBL::!lg,r'ginr?osllLFoF:t0gr?r-gg svvefb pt ids Calls. In addition, the division designs the cruise book, publishes the weekly newspaper T he Amphibian' and manages and C?Ff aweb page. 1-he photographers provide full-length photos for selection board packages, shoot professional portraits and me 5:35 almost every event that takes place on the ship. They also shoot all the Ph - - dow . . Q I ' otos of the Day. The Public Affairs Officer plans all ,P visits embarks and tours, special ceremonies and coordinates all media interest in the ship. V f I ,---3' KG! i , .tx I ' -1 , ug- fa 5-6 I Fl ' 1 if '1 I ,il PX if lllw 7 Q Y W! .5 ' s '-S DMI STEVEN RODGERS HI .IEFFERY TRUE LII THOMAS WATKINS LI2 SAMUEL ORTIZ JOI CHRISTOPHER HOF F PA UIR P TT PH2 ALICIA TASZ YN3 CHRISTOPHER A USTRIA .IO3 SHA UNA GARBIAC K PH3 JOSE PONC E PH3 ANGEL ROMAN-OTERO l'IIAN lx'I:'NNl:'TIl SIMRIUIIT I'IIAA I INI.l:'l' WII.l.IAM.S' R t 4 'f'LL-Ll' iff' . sory We connof foil fo foke the ocflon thot rnClY be neces D ' ht do, r,t ,,!IH'! becouse we ore ofroud of what others mug

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R F les Sh as Sagyqllligaartment seeks to demr clit? E1 sqg , S 0 P n th . . fKEAme Safety and occupatuonal health ef all persennel aboard. The depanmentirnizgglrsnttto the ebjeetnve area while zugegtent of established Navy safety pollcles pr0VIdlf19 a Cent'-3' Point of conta t f - S S a'fda'd'Zat'0 - training and ar C 0' Safety mformatnon. NZ,,,.... W . I gin. Q Q Q54 9 D 9 l 1.1'Jnsl5l'l1 1.15l'0RA Tl CTRC SARAH TINCH Xll'l:'Tl'UI-'I-FICER LEADING CHIEF PETTY OFFICER 5 - I 4 'EIV f??VM' A01 DALE ESTABROOKS 3 P A H. ' f F ABHIJEFFHICE l S , , ' , l 1,,, AMH1 MARK HOVESDIDT Q QQ f it F5 Ejifif EMI DONALDJABBAR 3 A 1 F'-1 3 EMI JACKIKORDICH -- E ' Al-iq Z .... h - -1 va , . 25 F S F S Q 8 3 BMI ROBERT NOE t ll' 'flu VV I ' 1 nt reodY i0in'f0'Ce'H e ore ca copoble, persus e , I WW a W,