Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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IM-1 Division incorporates the staff work centers of AIMD: Production Control Administration Quality Assur- ance!Analysis and Material Control. The division serves a variety of functions required for the interface of manage- ment production and supply with embarked Air Wing and escort ships. Production Control is the nerve center for repairable components inducted into the AIMD. It also provides liai- son between customers and production work centers throughout AIMD. Administration prepares and processes all departmental correspondence message traffic evaluations leave pa- pers and reports required for the continuous flow of infor- mation. Quality Assurance!Analysis provides statistical analysis of maintenance data for management and maintains the Central Technical Publications Library. Representatives provide technical expertise in a complete range of aviation maintenance and related skills. Material Control manages funding required for the AlMD CDR G. Boston LCDR G.W. Pack CW02 E. Eskridge I AVCM W. Peiffer AVCM F. Schindler AQCS S. Kerr and maintains the logistical inventory and control of all required special tools and equipment utilizing the Individ- ual Material Readiness List UMRLQ. -wr,-, -11.5, -..- 1-uv -.--L-.w.,.,.,?---,.i....-5-f-,-i-:.Y ,-..-...aa fr ,-n-QQEQ-qm1e.vq1-,mg75 Y' 9 7 l Y 1 7 AQCS C. Seymour AMHC E. Matthews AZC R. Matthews AOC E. Stankey AZC R.E. Swanson AMH1 J. Ellorin A WXC 050 'Sm x NN 'kv i E 5' X .X S 'l'lO AMS1 F Fleming AE1 R. Green AZ1 J. Harris l l AZ1 G. Hobby AZ1 T. Jenkins AQ1 F. Nagel .-:a..,-..5 K .. uf-5 :1a,:a::,.: 1-..:....',3. ,pg,,3,.:s,,,, -. g.', --,Y-..4,-Tig, 45:-W. d?.hu . ,r-1:-I V -gllpv.. . ,A WV, fd I ' , V V U K A1 - P H Q g . A A 3 ' ' ee? -- A-Y -i11-Qz2-w..f.-..-...-,f4b.1.1nf.e1s.+w,.-.,,....r.x,1-ii-,.gy.sz-s-:ana-:,.,,,z-avaarinx.-:Amic:-..-:u,:-4ap.,:,- - ...-.,.-. 'V .- - ' .,