Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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ET2 D. Trudelle ET3 F Bell IC3 R. Brooker DS3 M. Corsey DS3 C. Chrysler ET3 C. Duncan DS3 S. Ellerbe ET3 L. English DS3 E. Gruner ET3 K. Hart DS3 S. Kissel IC3 D. Levandowski

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l DS2 C. Jackson DS2 P. Kandis DS2 L. Kiersznowski IC2 M, Moffis DS2 Ft. Ftenner IC2 M. Samuelson DS2 J. Sommer AX2 Fi. Stiles OE OE Division is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of Nimitz' complex electronics suite. lt is manned by highly trained technicians representing six Navy ratings. The division organization consists of ten work centers, forming three distinct groups or areas of responsibility. These groups fall under the preview and guidance of the Electronics Material Officer. The individual groups are COMMINAV, Data Systems and Ftadar!Television. Each of these has an average of thirty technicians and one officer in charge. The COMMXNAV group is responsible for corrective and preventive maintenance on communications, navigation, weather and test equipment. The Data Systems group is responsible for the corrective and preventive maintenance on Naval Tactical Data Systems, QNTDST, display and decision consoles, supply data process- ing, intelligence data processing equipment, and the Message Processing Data System, lMPDSl. The Ftadar!Television group is responsible for corrective and preventive maintenance on all air and surface search radars, along with its associated peripherals. Ftadar!Televi- sion also has corrective and preventive maintenance and operational responsibility for the Ship's Entertainment Televi- sion and Radio systems, Pilot Landing Aid Television system and Intelligence briefing systems. OE is the division in Operations Department that keeps the 217

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D33 J- Lyon ics D. Mcciam ics H. Median IC3 H. Methvin ICS Fi. Norcin ET3 R. Parrish ET3 Fi. Swinger DS3 K. Valentine DSSN K. Barry ICFN W. Chichester ETSN D. Graves 2