Shenandoah (AD 44) - Naval Cruise Book

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,0' J' ly J Q-,,, X I DEPARTMENT Repair flawlessly completed over 7,648 jobs, performed 26 intermediate Maintenance Availabilities llMAVsl, and tended 31 ships. SHENANDOAH provided technical assistance! emergent repairs through numerous Fly Away Teams and corrected over 131 CASREPS. The ship performed satety and OPPE preparation inspections for virtually every ship in the Med 2-93 Battle Group. ' SHENANDOAH has continued its excellent nuclear performance record with satisfactory completions of its nuclear propulsion mobile training team exams and the reactor controls practice examination. The ship's command assessed mock-up program was evaluated as The best on the East Coast Q 1 ssc I s I if 2 W ,, f A BTCS LSWH BOHUSHKO T HTC AULT f ETC CLARK HTC lSWlHANSON BTC lSWl LEATHEHWOOD HTC LGNGO ENC lSWl HUPE ETC LEO ' MMC QSWJ SMITH MH1 BAINBHIDGE HT1 lSWl BAHNWELL SK1COl3OS ,I l '5-, E . 4 BT1 lSWl FAHHAH fi' HT1KF2AJNlK BT1 lSWl KIM 1 i l S t E E 'Q N-fart 94 .

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'E 4 l l RO Division ,g . fl , Q fe zv X 4 nnn.,,,,,o.uv IAQ. 1 PF Tl l 3 , 2 1 , I , r , 2-1 bil i i X All Q Ng I Y ' ,A Hs. T , s 5 BTFN COSPELICH FA EWING ,E-2, it YNSA may sn TAYLOR YNSN WATSON 4 ,ggi .xv a iiiii i MLCM lswi MANZANO 'CCS iSWl sclelo i- s EMC lSWl DUNMAN 'lr Nm . ETC EDMONDS ETC MACDONALD PMC PICKERAL MMC QSWJ REED HTC QSWJ VINCE FCC MANNING EMC QSWJ SANTERO FC1 FRANKS DP2 RILEY The technical Library has an evlable reputation as being one of, it not the most modern facilities of its kind on the East Coast. The Librarians provide all the necessary documents and prints required to handle the most technically challenging Issues. And keeping all administrative matters in order for a department of more than 650 personnel, are the yeomen. Not only do they handle all business correspondence, they also process all the paperwork to send to our troops out to forward deployed ships to eltect repairs and to preplan for upcoming availabilities. For a challenge and the opportunity to work independently in a dynamic environment, there is no better place.