Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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f S -if 1 C above 2 DP2 WescottAldrich of Cape Cod, Mass., ensures good quality assurance of the reports the Supply department sends to their printers every day. Novelle LAN system is operating without any errors and make nightly backup of important system jiles. The system is very important to the crew because it runs all of the ships electronic mail. labovej Johnstown, Pa., native DP3 Antoinette DeBouse ensures the DP2 L. LAMBERT DP2 B. SCI-ILETYY DP2 L. NELSON DP3 A. BICANOVSKY DP3 A. DEBOUSE DP3 J. KENNEDY DP3 D SCI-IYVINCHT RMSN T. EARNEST f Q DS3 E ADAMS uw RMSA N. BENNETT labovej LT Michael Jones of Bronx, NY, monitors the use of shipboard Internet while screening through divisional requests for Internet access. Combat Systems -sw 137

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CS3 Network,Non?Tactical LT M. JONES DPC C ROSS DP1 E GLENN Dsl Combat Systems Network CNon-tacticalj CS3 division is responsible for the management, operation, and mainte- nance of all unclassified computer systems, the ship-wide un- classified Local Area Network CLAND, and the Shipboard Non-tactical Automated Computer Program CSNAP HD. SNAP III supports personnel administration, supply procure- ment, and aircraft maintenance. The LAN supports more than 600 computers providing office automation, e-mail, Internet and Intranet access, and Web browsing capabilities. The division processes over 11,000 e-mails daily and maintains the Unclassified Nimitz homepage. . Sixteen Data Processing Technicians CDPJ and Radiomen CRMJ man CS3 division 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to provide the total information picture to Nimitz, embarked staffs, and squadrons. I below Q DP2 Brian Schlelty from Memphis, Tenn., operates NALCOMIS which is used for ordering parts in the Aviation Supply System. T T W Combat Systems

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CS5 DataMaintenance LT G. MYERS Combat Systems CData Maintenancej Data Systems Tech- nicians CDSD and Instrumentmen CIMJ man CS5 division. The DSS maintain and repair the Advanced Combat Data System CACDSJ suite and the Carrier Anti-Submarine Warfare Module CCV-ASWMD systems, commonly referred to as the Gnerve cen- ter' of the Nimitz combat systems environment that provides tac- tical information to the battle group commander. They also maintain the tactical display, tactical data link, and the Computer-Peripheral systems. Additionally, they are re- sponsible for Microcomputer Repair, Battle Force Intermediate Maintenance Activity CBFIMAJ, and2M Micro!Miniature Re- pair. The IMS provide corrective and preventive maintenance on 85 Xerox-class II, III, IV, V, and color copiers. fbelowj In this 1978 photograph, a technician, usesa fmagic lwand' to A discharge a capacitor: ' A A 2 e A I , ' . . DS2 L. COMBS . Systems DSIKSWJ E. BERRY DSI J. CAMPER w I DSI J. PETERSON DSIKSWIAWJ D. VOSSBRINK DS2 J. BROWN lbelowj DS3 David Pickle of Fort Smithx l Ariz., loads a disc pack containing Ami i Submarine Warfare programs into a . recorderfproducer V I DS2 D. HERRERA ' DS2 J. MC KILLOP DS2 R. SMITH l DUARTE D53 J- LAKE ' Ds3 D. PICKLE DSSN G' llefli DS2 Robert Smith of Dawsonville, Ga., looks for the S0Wf7ezZJr Cl problem with a card in the Central Alphanumeric 56119-lathe KCAGJ. The CAG makes the signal for all of the TV screenS U' Combat Direction Center ,Q V