Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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AO3 S. Naktewa AO3 M. Olson AO3 H. Sellers AN P. Fouste AOAN K. Gentle AN P. Giebner AN D. Hewston AN D. Kuhrt AN Q. Thompson AN E. Turner AN J. Wojtowicz AA A. Gill AA A. Joshi AR C. Bedy AR C. Robinson

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lflllii R. McKinney AOC F. Adolph A0l M, Bielomaz A01 N. Hatten A0l J. Howard A0l R. Robinson A02 J. Clayton A02 D. Eskaran A02 K. Hamilton I I O O I - D1 V lSl0l'l G-2 Division is the Bomb Assembly Division. This division handles the stowage, handling, assembly and disassembly of conventional aircraft bombs, rockets, and associated components. The ordnancemen in this division work long and varying hours ranging from the I2- hour work shift and usually extending to 18 hours. These men have been often lauded for their dedication and hard work. A02 G. Neal A02 P. Norton A02 M. Owen A02 M. Simon A03 D. Alexander A03 J. Foster l i T'i 1 55

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ev-3' A lx. rf, 1. Q -in Q? CW03 S. Dcpaim ,MH .l. Dow A0l R. Travis A02 D. Davenport A02 M, Thompson A03 R. Baxter A03 S. Mowatt A03 B. Paffen 0 O 0 - DlVl lon The mission of G-3 Flight Deck Ordnance is to ensure that all ordnance related equipment and materials utilized on the flight deck are maintained in a high state of readiness. G-3 Flight Deck Ordnance is responsible for the handling, receiving, issuing, and stowage of all ordnance on the flight deck. G-3 also assists the air wing in setting up a perimeter around an aircraft so it can be armed or dearmed without any hazard to personnel or equipment. In addition to this, G-3 personnel operate ordnance elevators below the flight deck level. All ordnancenot yet ready to be utilized by the squadron ordnance personnel is stowed in the Bomb Farm, behind the ship's superstructure fislandj, where it can be easily jettisoned in the event of a ire. AN R. Brown AOAN D. Burl AOAN B. Welch AA G. Gadlin AR P. Stephens l M41 157