Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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G-5, the Aviation Weapons Movement Control Station CAWMCSJ, is the nerve center of the Weapons Department. The sailors of AWMCS are ready to respond to any task 24 hours a day. They must direct and coor- dinate the breakout, assembly and delivery of all Weapons. . ' Using an extensive internal communication sys- tem, they must maintain constant contact with the magazine assembly areas and Weapons elevators in coordinating ordnance routes both to the flight deck and down to the magazines. , Strict accountability must be maintained at all times for all ordnance, Whether it be 20mm ammu- nition, 500-pound bombs or the most sophisticated air-to-air missiles. It is a demanding job with no room for error. The timely and safe delivery of properly prepared Weapons, when and Where they are needed, is the goal of the men of AVVMCS. LT W.R. Bruce A01 TJ. Lynch A01 QAWJ L. Zavacz A02j.E. Brewton A02 S.L. Olloway A02 B.A. Spangler A02 S.A. Steele A03 AJ. Brookmyer . AOAN J. Cervantes