Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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33 incl. Ulu Tu. 3181 L I ill lm, im? Ill , Through rain or sleet or snow or the sands ofthe UAE, the mail must get through. The crew of the post office handled a half million pounds of N IMITZIN IN E incoming and outgoing mail, sold a million dollars in money orders and a quarter of a million dollars in stamps during the Arabian Gulf and WestPac cruise of 1995-96. Seven days a week the Postal Clerks exemplify Readiness Through Service. PCC L. Burk PC1 D. Keillor PC2 W. McDowell PC2 J. Palmer PC2 R. Shirley PC2 B. Tommerdahl PC3 L. Alvarez PC3 K. Ingram PCSN A. Bailey PCSN D. Beam PCSN M. Burks SN R. Canty V 1 3 I X 4 , 1 i A l I, N v f i 'A 14 V .-,. 323

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' - '- 'w- -f-v--vv- -.-.-v,4v-wnr-..- ....,.--,,,.,.-..,.-.. ,..,.4...,,, , , Z LTJ G A. Chopek AKC K. Schofield AKC L. Welch SK1 W. Ruskamp SK1 G. Skerstad SK2 C. Ballman SK3 V. Cain Our mission is to provide our customers with the right material, iT1f0f'If1f1'CiQH, and services inthe right place at the right time. S-9 is responsible for the procurement, requ1S1l910Tl1I1g and expeditihg of N all Sin ,S CASREP NIMITZ Hot Parts List, Open PufChHSefN0H-Stock Numbered Items, and Direct Turn i P f . ' tg, All contracts and service requirements including port services cboth 5 S 9 5 Over to customer requiremen . , . U d th th bhu - ff' 'i foreign and domestic? are S-9 Division's responsiblllty '50 Pfofllre ang 9 en gay Gi 1 .NIMITZ has an assigned Repair Parts Petty Officer from each of the divisions. - con ucts a ul training, qualification . . P tt Officer. The ships controlled equipage inventory is also 1 and testing for each Repair Parts e y maintained by S-9. l AKCM G. Giron AK1 J. Baker AK2 J. Emerson SK3 D. Riha AKAN K. Norton p m f 322 f f 1.,,,.,,.-J K z f Supply Quality Assurance Division personnel have a major role in the Supply Department. They provide the Supply Officer with an independent review and analysis of performance indicators and assist 111 determining the causes of below standard performance. The division monitors various Supply Department funC1Ii0I1f, ensuring proper procedures are followed and data 15 processed within required time frames.

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, LTJ G W. Adams SKC K. Allred SK1 L. Gist MM2 R. Barrett SK2 J. Brown SK2 S. Murray AK3 C. Dotson SN S. Dudley PCSN T. Lovette SN D. Schuerch AA G. Pennini AA J. Winscott FR T. Henry AR J. Pepau , .. v f L V 'E -ii-fi . . 2335 --Y-N. 11,52 -- V fl ,-1 . 4 Program. This program is designed to prevent injurje ersonnel and the environment. The material consists 01 . Hammables, combustibles, corrosives, acids, toxins, oxidizers. The division stovvs the ship's Hazardous Ma in 10 storerooms, issues Hazardous Material from the . P The Hazardous Materials Division consists of rsonnel responsible for managing the Hazardous Mate ardous Material Minimization Center trailer in Hangar 3, and tracks all containers in the various Work centers. T or disposal. I' . fu X 23 rlal s to and teria Haz Bay he division is also responsible for the proper collection and segregation of excess Hazardous Material for reutilization