Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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Aviation Supply, S-6 Division, is responsible for the stocking, storing, and issue of Aviation related repairable and consumable materials. These items range from the simplest nuts, bolts, washers, and screws to complex, so- phisticated electronic components worth several hundred thousand dollars. The task of maintaining the embarked Air Wing at maxi- mum readiness for any contingency is the responsibility of the S-6 Division. This critical function is carried out twenty- four hours a day by a dedicated team of four Officers, one Chief Petty Officer, and seventy-five Aviation Storekeepers. Throughout the deployment, Aviation Supply continued to provide first rate service to the aviation community. For the majority of the cruise, embarked squadrons had very few aircraft in non-flyable status due to non-availability of supply parts. That is an outstanding achievement consid- ering the complexity of the aircraft and the environment Nimitz' operates the aircraft in. gr' To Keep em flying and fully mission capable to meet any contingency is the goal of Aviation Supply and it's done better on Nimitz than anywhere else. vi- 1 , 1: LT C. Bloom AKCM M.J. Gar ' AK . VID 1 H.L. Dumo AK1 M. Heimbach AK1 D. Plum AK2 K. Kaufman AK2 J Shaull - R. C im n AK3 W. Caldwell AK3 R Cantrell AK3 ' avin AK3 R. Cook AK3 H. Hahn AK3 on planas AK3 J Sandoval

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S-7 The S-7 Division of the Supply Department is known as the ADP lAutomated Data Processingl Division. They are responsible for the operation of non-tactical data process- ing services which utilize the Univac-1500 computer sys- tem. These services include Financial Management and Inventory Management which utilize the Shipboard Uni- form Automated Data Processing System QSUADPSQ. S-7 Division also processes the crew's and embarked Air Wing's payroll through the Shipboard Joint Uniform Military Pay System QSJUMPST. The Data Processing Technician's lDP'sJ of S-7 Division have put in many extra hours to pay Nimitzmen prior to port visits and regularly scheduled pay days. S-7 Division also provides Nimitz with the use of the Maintenance Data System, QMDSJ an integral part of both Air and Surface 3M. The keypunch section of S-7 Division provides key- punch services utilizing the TAB 701 key to disc system. The personnel who maintain the keypunch section aver- age approximately 350,000 cards per month. The men of S-7 Division have enjoyed a successful 82- 83 Mediterranean Cruise from processing paychecks to accounting financial records to aviation reports. The men of S-7 take great pride in the quality of their work. Illlft xxx Sl IIIISNY DPC S. Caron DP1 C. Kutin DP1 J. Lambert 266 DP2 W. Berry DP2 E. Greenwald DP3 J. Boatwright i 4 i ,W DP3 Fl- Hopp DP3 G. Mobley oPsN R. Fencsik ' i i i l DPSN MJ- Hayes DPSN L. Haymacner oPsN P. Johnson