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-...p,...,..-....,...,,.......,..,,. H ff' .X X G-5 Division consists of three Work centers of highly experienced men and Women combined to form the nucleus of Weapons Department. Ordnance Control is the nerve centerf, They direct and coordinate the breakout, assembly and delivery of all Weapons required to support the embarked air Wing, ship'S COIDPHUY and Marine Detachment. Strict accountability must be maintained at all times for all ordnance, Whether it be 20MM ammunition, 500-pound bombs, or the most sophisticated missiles. This task is achieved by the Ammunition Accounting Work Center. It is a demanding job with no room for error. The Quality Assurance Work Center guarantees ordnance material of the highest quality is provided as Well as ensuring consistent, quality repairs and maintenance of our equipment. They accomplish these goals by providing technical guidance and quality assurance direction through internal audits and in-process inspections. The sailors of G-5 stand ready to respond to any task 24 hours a day. 1 ctw LT M. Price AOCS H. Marion AOC G. Ramsaur in 1 A01 T. Gast A01 T. Hosler A01 E. Larson A01 S. 0'Leary A01 T. Pritchett A01 P. Raymond TM1 J. Tomko A02 J. Bauer A02 S. Pautler A02 E. Ponce A03 M. 0liver fllf- ,XY 338 ff? -'
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L aww- T G-EOD l Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit ELEVEN Detachment THREE ONE is f NAS Wh'd rom 1 bey Island, composed of an Officer-in-Charge and five technicians. The detachment is under the operational control of COMCARGRU SEVEN to provide EOD NIMITZ B t 1 G Services to the a t e roup. For EOD support to N IMITZ, the detachment Works under tactical control of Commandin 8 Officer, USS NIMITZ. The detachment's primary mission is the location identification renderin safe r c d d' 1 f , , g , e overy, an isposa 0 .p explosive ordnance which has been fired, dropped, or placed in such a manner that it constitutes a hazard to personnel operations At th d t h l or material, sea, e e ac ment is ready to respond to potential ordnance problems associated with flight deck operations. The detachment further provides diving and demolition services to the battle group when needed. . k A R L LT A. Guziewicz AOC R. Burrington BMC K. Morgan GMG1 P. Grubb BM1 R. McCormack EN 2 R. J anneman N A viva-12' 'rQg3i' s .XA - - Jr'--.--.1: - ,. .EA ---'cf ff 339
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