Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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DPSN P. Jones DPSN E. Knaus DPSN M. Milburth DPSN I. Murray N DPSN K. Paresky DPSN Fl. Rockwell DPSN D. Sherley DPSN J. Smith r r DPSN A. Stauber DPSN R. Tadjbakush DPSN R. Vetter DPSN R. Williams DPSN D. Witkowski DPSN Fl. Lacy DPSN M. Poster F

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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

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w . . I--1-.U ......--uv-,.......,,..-.-...... - -. vers-fs-'-sf .-------.-...- -......,.. ,. S-8 S-8 Division is made up of one hundred forty-seven Tem- porarily Assigned Duty QTADJ representatives from every department and squadron on Nimitz. With only two perma- nently assigned personnel, the men of S-8 Division strive to attain their goal of servicing the crew in comfortable, easily accessible and sanitary dining areas. During a recent visit in January, Admiral Watkins, Chief of Naval Operations QCNOJ, stated that the mess decks were the best that he had seen in the fleet. S-8 is one of the few divisions on the ship working twen- ty-four hours a day, seven days a week, fifty-two weeks a year. S-8 Division controls the chow lines that serves more than four-thousand shipmates per meal, ensuring every- one has an opportunity to eat. Along with the duties of sanitation, S-8 Division is responsible for disposing the ship's refuse. ln addition to normal activities, the S-8 Cafe Royale, located in the I Shape, combines soft music, a maitre d' and candelight to enhance the dining atmosphere reminis- cent of an expensive restaurant. S-8 takes the phrase Nimltz Teamwork and goes one better, We Do It With Pride . LTJG A. Cusmina MSC C.D. Espinoza ABHC R. Moore BT1 J. McCarroll lll ABE1 G.A. Flaby M32 R, Gardner TD3 C. Grandante 268