Lexington (AVT 16) - Naval Cruise Book

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A- in- ix..- I I 2 l 1 1 l l l 3 an L -q, - ..Y- MAI TE CE DEP RT CSMP F edback SNAP, MRC, MIP . . . but most of all 3-M. The Maintenance Department , 9 , d k' individuals ensure the ship is comprised of a cross section of Navy ratings. These har wor ing is kept in tip-top condition. 'I 'iey coordinate Ship's force work as well as liaison with civilian con- tractors. And you thought 3- JI was a bunch of Post-It notes. LT WOODS Maintenance Officer LT FRANKEL CWO4 ROBINSON MMC MCKINSTER AKC RICHARD BT1 CARROLL EM1 CRISP HT1 SIMEK ABE2 CLAYTON ET2 MIFFLIN OS3 ASHCRAFT MM3 DAMRATH AK3 PRUSKE ABF3 RINGER YN3 FARMER l I l l i SN LUTTERBIE DPSN MOORE SN MORALES

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ECURITY DEP RT Security, the most misunderstood department aboard and yet the one department that is most respon- sible for your safety. Whether you see us at the front gate, Armory, Chief Master-At-Arms Office or the MAA Shack, We are here to serve and protect our shipmatesg Police Officers for the Navy. We are primarily responsible for making sure your complaints are heard, reported and investigated. Secondarily, We ensure that the ship is secure as Well as your cars. We manage the golden flow , liberty lines, the linen locker, lucky bag, money runs, and are a major support for medical emergencies. In short, Security is everywhere, 24 hours a day for our shipmatesnl LCDR CLAEBOE Security Officer MACM ALLEN is l QM1 BYBEL MA1 CRISCO GMG1 DAVIS MA1 DAVIS MM1 GUIN MA1 MCCAIN .,..-r, A . i MA1 MUNN MA1 VANWAGONER GMM2 BLOCK MA2 BROOKINS HT2 CAMDEN as GMG2 DAWSON OS2 EVANS BM2 GALVIN BM2 JENRETTE XXX X If by .X it .fi TS 99