Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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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

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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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The MWR Division supervises two aerobic and two weight lifting gyms with over 100 pieces of as well as other exercise equipment throughout the ship It is directly involved with the organization of tours hotel reservations activities and thl t' b th ' ' . ' 3 th t , Then Involvement In other Ships proglams includ tra Ce ics on o e in ramural and varsity level e e aptain's Cup Competition, the Cruise Book, Family Day Cruises, BINGO, all-hands holiday parties and Steel Beach picnics. Mr. R. F roelicher RM1 J. Espinoza GMGI G. Gonzalez EMl S. Hawk EM1 D. Rhine IC3 M. Baker AT3 C. Geschwell MM3 S. Reinhart SH3 R. Wood AN J. Bronson S-14 Division provides five-star service for the Chief Petty Officers aboard NIMITZ. The galley serves approximately 1,200 meals each day at sea. Special meals and cakes were presented for the observance of various holidays and special occasions such as Christmas, New Year's, Martin Luther King's birthday, and a special visit by the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The twelve berthing areas assigned to 348 Chief Petty Officers are cleaned daily and laundry is picked up twice a week. The nine Mess Specialists and 33 Food Service Attendants are proud to serve and contribute to the finest Chief Petty Officers' Mess in the fleet. AOC D. McCloskey MS1 S. Buenaventura MS2 A. Gomez . MS2 C. Hodge MS2 R. Johnson MS2 M. Landry MS3 E. Miller MSSN R. Lunetta MSSN J. Santana MSSA R. Afalla xg 'i :A 'tr' 325