Ranger (CV 61) - Naval Cruise Book

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X-4 DIVISION ICG T. I MA1 Buckley, BM1 Hogan, MA1 Jacobson, '- -- Y fc- Y MS1 Liebers, J. wg AMS1 Mccormick, M. A V 57, N os1 McKenzie, 15. Q f , MA1 Mcvey, MA1 Rosemark, AO1 Simon, M AMH1 Smith, s ul Qi! ' A52 rledglin, N' EQ Vx SGT Hoertt, 4.5 MA2 Jackson, BM2 Lo ve, AE2 Maurice, K. MA2 Odell, J. T y 5'--.. V SM2 Parker, J. I Q ,Q x I i PR2 Randazzo, J. . . I BM2 Tibitts. SK5 Andersen, S115 Bergonia, A05 Castleman, RM5 Davis, AG5 Gentry, A5115 nan, , AsM5 Redman, '- V BM5 Wallace, R. 47 Q., AN Walker, c. N. I.S. SPECIAL AGENTS Carroll, L. Donnelly, M. I 58 X-4 DIVISION

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X-4 DI VISI O '1 na BK. llu..,ll.....,. ENS Christoph er, D. , I x.- um MAC Bernardo, J. MAC Dolan, M. X-4 is Rangers Ships Master-at-Arms Force which is responsible for maintaining good order and dis- cipline within the ship. lt is made up not only of rated Master-at-A rms, but also TAD personnel from various departments of Ranger and her em- barked Air Wing, X -4 Division is subdivided into four sections, The Patrol section is responsible for routine security patrols, afterbrow and command authorized search es, preliminary investigations, documentation of all reported incidents, preserva- tion of evidence, and administering breath alcohol analysis test. In vestigations section is responsible for conducting criminal investigations, which con- sist of crime scene development, collection and processing of evidence, suspectfvictim interviews, preparation and presentation of cases to Executive Officers inquiries and Commanding Officer's non- judicial hearings as well as courts martial. The urinalysis section serves as Ranger's Drug Detec- tion Team. Urinalysis Technicians collect and pre- screen urine specimens pro vided by Rangers crew and her embarked Air Wing as set forth by COM- HA VAIRPAC directives. The Brig section, which is fully operational, is responsible for the welfare and secunty of confined personnel who have been ad- judged at Commanding Ol?icer's nonjudicial hear- ings for th ree days bread and water confinement or sentenced at courts martial for up to thirty days of confinement. , 4 I U I t ng- 1--,. I., X-4 DIVISION 57 ' 1

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X-5 DIVISIO A A X-5 Division is made up of Personnelmen fPNs1 and Navy Counselors INCSJ. PNs perform enlist- ed personnel administration duties which in- clude: maintaining administrative records, pre- paring reports, performing accounting proce- dures, maintaining enlisted service records, counseling personnel about Navy ratings, train- ing, advancement, educational opportunities, and the rights, benefits and advantages of a CWO2 W00df Navy career, conducting tests and interviews for various programs, maintaining publications and directives, and conducting manpower staff ing, organization and occupational analysis studies. NCS organize, implement and evaluate an aggressive enlisted recruiting and retention program, supervise and coordinate interviewing and counseling efforts, give presentations to civic groups, Naval personnel and their depen- dents on the advantage of career opportunities in the Navy, and conduct liaison with the local media. illqidh 997 , P1555 H0601 Are you sure my record says that I signed up for five? NCCS Whipple, R. PNC Bellinger, M. ,.,,..,,,y 'fa NC1 paws, H. M ITE!!! um 3 Y g g PN1 Maltezo, E. 0 G V Q 3 ' xg, PN1 Moore, J. f 3 5 Z r I e W .54 PN1 Pangilinan, 1. li SZ.. 1 PN1 Sorongon, R. NC1 Wood, T. PN5 A jero, A. y U PN5 Eusery, R. S4 C SJ PN5 Jimenez, A. V , V PN5 Macanlalay, F. , Y 4 PN5 Winstel, W. PN5 Young, K. SN Bustos, R. PNSN Caroway, A. PNSN Lustre, R. 1 PNSN Maribao, D. f . 7 PNSN Pesa, C. PNSN Sarpy, J. SN Taylor, B. SN Timbol, L. I S PNSA LladO, V X-5 DIVISION 59 . PNSA Kielpinski, J.