Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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The Reactor Administrative Office provides administrative support for the 400+ enlisted and officers of the Reactor Department. They prepare and route large volumes of correspondence, evaluations and all other essential reports in support of the Reactor Department. The Reactor Administrative Office also serves as the nerve center for the department, where each of the Principal Assistants hang their hats. The Reactor Depart- ment Administrative Assistant and Reactor Department Yeoman accomplish their jobs as true N IMITZIN INE professionals living the ship's motto MNIMITZ: Teamwork A Traditionf, Also falling under RX is the Nuclear Quality Assurance Division which overseas all aspects of repairs affecting the two nuclear propulsion plants. Exacting attention to detail, professionalism and ability to provide and conduct hands-on training to the 400+ person Reactor Department are requisites to assignment to this division. Additionally, we skillfully manage the ship alteration program ensuring NIMITZ maintains the same modern stan- dards as our newest carrier platforms. The division includes RX09, who performs preventive and corrective maintenance to all damage control and life support equipment within Reactor Department. CDR C. Raney LCDR J. Creed i LT M. Boyd LT C. Engdahl LT L. Fransson LT W. Pedersen A LT M. Rice ETCM R. Walters EMC R. Kilian ETC M. Lindemann MMC T. Mclntyre , MMC J. Vanvliet MM1 M. Cook MM1 J. Meier YN1 S. Whitman MM2 R. Isgriggs YN2 D. Magee MM2 C. N ewbanks MM2 R. Rash MM2 T. Rudolph EM2 J. Wanner EM2 G. Wilds MM3 K. Dunlap ET3 M. Kite ET3 K. Randa EM3 B. Woods SN K. Mounts rfsr 295

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Religious lnlstries The goal of the Command Religious Program CCRPJ on board USS NIMITZ is to morally and spiritually the relationships of all Sailors and Marines to God and to another by: D energizing people with hope, 23 mobilizing the institution with moral 33 strengthening people through pastoral care, and 41 building community. The IS accomplished through the provision of quality Divine Services, offering of P . . . . fellowship opportunities, Religious Education studies work space vlslta ersonal growth groups, stress management seminars, values-based training, community projects and shipboard adjustment classes. 1 Other duties of the Religious Ministries Department include delivering approxl- 3,000 American Red Cross messages annually. Beyond the counseling support in of grief and anxiety, the department also assists personnel in the Emergency Leave This ranges from making flight reservations to providing a Navy Relief loan by shipboard Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society office to pay for the ticket. Religious is also responsible for the manning and operation of the finest shipboard i . An ' tor of over 9 000 hardback volumes, a Learning Resource n the fleet lnven y , Center and four Pace Two videofcomputer study stations attracts 15,000 visits from the NIMITZININE crew. The Library!LRC!Reading Room spaces are a hub for enhancement. At sea, the Chaplains and RP staff serve the entire NIMITZ Battle Holy Helo Religious services and counseling for 3 39,