Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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YN3 C' BROWN YN3 K. DELVES ADAN B. BARTMESS ADAN S. DIXON AEAN J. DELGADO AEAN P. HERNANDEZ V Easily recognized by the large revolving radar saucer above its fuselage, the Golden Hawks E-2C perform all-weather early warning and command and control function for the entire battle group. Additional missions include surface- -furveillance coordination, strike and Interceptor control, and search-and- rescue guidance and communication relay- The Hawkeye is 58 feet long, cruises i U? 311 miles per hour and can remain on Station for six hours. AEAN J. LAVIN R . -.s1' 1' 'Z AEAN H. MILLER AKAN M. TORRES AMEAN V. APARICIOMERCADO AMHAN D. BOWEN AMSAN D. CLEMENT AMSAN D. TAYLOR VAW-112 we 337

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+G F AMH3 J, HARTLEY AMH3 B. REEVES AMS3 R. BENNINGTON AMS3 A. FORTIN AMS3 P. POWELL AMS3 S. SMITH AT3 A. LUNDSTROM AT3 D. VAUGHN AZ3 A. BLUST ., F' i 1 1 i AZ3 T. CLEVELAND AZ3 J. KENNEDY AZ3 C. MOSHER HM3 D. ENOS PN3 E. ERICKSON PR3 L. IBARRA 1 336 wif VAW-112 1 ,vid ?

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ATAN J. AANONSON ATAN M. YOUNG PRAN A. DANIELS AN H. BUEZO AN J. CLARK AN N. DIEUJUSTE AN D. FRYE AN M. LUCHT AN J. MACIAS fabovel As part of the taskings involvedin corrosion control, AT2 Adam Lundstrom, of Browerville, Minn., tapes ojj' a windscreen on an E-ZC Hawkeye in preparation for painting. I below j Usually the first to launch of the deck and the last to be recovered, the Golden Hawks control the skies -while supporting the United Nations' No-Fly Zone over southern Iraq. 3 8 721 VAW-112 'ful