Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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IM4 IM-4 Division, commonly called Ground Support Equip- ment QGSEQ Division, is the division within the AIMD which maintains the Yellow Gear. Consisting of six work centers, 910, 920, 930, 980, 92A and 029, the Aviation Support Equipment Technicians, can be found repairing the Support Equipment lYellow Geary from the flight deck to the hangar deck. The six work centers also maintain equipment such as Fire Trucks, Electrical Power Generators, Tow Tractors, Spotting Dollies, Gas Turbine Engines and Forklifts. 910 carries out mechanical repair on engines, transmis- sions and all the varied mechanical aspects of the yellow equipment. 920 is where the hydraulic specialists apply their trade on the multitudes of jacks and other hydraulically actuated equipment. 930 is the support equipment electrical repair shop where work is done on all the electrical systems of the yellow gear and especially the generators and load banks that support the heavy electrical loads of the aircraft while they are on the deck or under repair. 980 is the flight deck trouble shooters who carry out much of the preventive maintenance on the equipment in its working environment and troubleshoot problems and make minor repairs on site. Work Center 92A is the structual repair work center for yellow gear where scrapes are repaired and the war is fought with the ever present enemy of carrier aviation: CORROSION! All the activities of these work centers and their expert ENS L. Hutchison ASCS P. Bowers ASC S. Kooken AS1 Fl. Breher AS1 S. Brodie AS1 E. Powell AS1 H. Riddle AS1 P, Rothlisborger AS1 A. Rubb0 staffs are carefully orchestrated by 029 or G.S.E. produc- tion control. 122 AS1 Fl. Torske ASE2 M. Berg ASE2 D. Clark ASM2 R. Collins ASM2 R. Friis ASM2 D. Ht-ftzel 1:1 ---1--1-'.1..--.:f..: -..2,-a4.gf,f,,-, - - , , Y , , .. , A - --.- ..-.-,., -Y .1 ,....,..:.,.-,..L.,. s , ,s,i:,s3-, .., ,L Y , .,. . , if I . , - V- Aw -f--ha-f..,-.,..1s-4-.:. .-:-12411:-faq.. - ' .H.sg.'-f i - - ,gms 'Mm' Q. - ,A :J .,.. . , ,