21/12/2022
This holiday season the received greeting cards from all around the US and each department posted them in their spaces around the ship! Thank you for your well wishes! Your notes put smiles on our faces 🙂
🎥: MCSA August Y. Clawson
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Operating as usual
19/12/2022
Sailors and volunteers gather at Hampton National Cemetery for a Wreaths Across America ceremony to honor past service members.
🎥: MCSA August Y. Clawson
19/12/2022
Sailors and volunteers gather at Hampton National Cemetery for a Wreaths Across America ceremony to honor past service members.
📸: MC1 Marc O. Cuenca & MC3 Nicholas A. Russell
15/12/2022
bids farewell to Command Master Chief Zeigler! Fair winds and following seas!
📷: MCSA August Clawson MCSA Lucas Hastings
10/12/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Quartermaster 3rd Class Lakesha L. Rhodes, from Norfolk, Virginia, assigned to navigation department aboard the ship.
For extraordinary performance and leadership in NavigationDepartment. QM3 Rhodes has consistently gone above and beyond expected roles and responsibilities of a third-class petty officer. In addition to already being qualified in her primary warfighting area as Quartermaster of the Watch, QM3 Rhodes served as Navigation Department Leading Petty Officer for the months of August and September 2022. An immense responsibility for anyone, but especially a junior Sailor, QM3 led a division of seven Sailors through numerous weeks of maintenance, hours of in-rate training, and served as a superb role model for those in her division, actively demonstrating what can be achieved with the right attitude and motivation. Her dedication to the betterment of her team, and in turn to George Washington’s warfighting and mission readiness, make us proud to recognize her as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Congratulations shipmate!
📸 Grant Gorzocoski
07/12/2022
honors and remembers the warfighters who fought and gave their lives in defense of our country.
06/12/2022
Have NO fear, Damage Control is HERE!
DC2 Matthew Mendez, from Bryan, Texas, assigned to the Engineering Damage Control 03 division of engineering department, advances valves on an aqueous film forming foam station. He leads his team in ensuring various damage control equipment is working properly.
“What I like best about my division is the camaraderie between the Sailors and everyone’s willingness to help each other,” says Mendez.
02/12/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Damage Controlman Fireman Daniel Shepherd, from Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, assigned to training department aboard the ship.
For outstanding performance and exceptional leadership as Lead Damage Control Instructor for Command Indoc. DCFN Shepherd conducted over 200 hours of damage control training to new crew members single-handedly revitalizing the Basic DC Indoc program by adding creative tutorials and scenarios to enhance comprehension of damage control fundamentals. His in-depth knowledge and thorough instruction resulted in more than 500 new command check-ins earning basic DC qualifications and served to stimulate a strong casualty control knowledge base throughout the ship. DCFN Shepherd’s attention to detail and personal initiative make him a top performer and embody what it means to be a “shark”. We are proud to recognize him as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Congratulations shipmate!
📸 John T. Jarrett
30/11/2022
proudly celebrates Native American Heritage Month!
📸 MC3 John T. Jarrett
25/11/2022
GOBBLE GOBBLE! 🦃
Sailors and family members enjoy Thanksgiving dinner onboard our great warship!
#FirstinWarFirstinPeace
📸: MC3 Shanice McNulty and MCSA Lucas Hastings
24/11/2022
is heatin' up for Thanksgiving!
Our supply department crew is working hard to provide a delicious spread for Sailors and their families.
📸: MC2 Aislynn Heywood and MCSA Lucas Hastings
22/11/2022
Congratulations to our newest Petty Officers!
Building Sailors while building the ship!
22/11/2022
Combat readiness with Combat Systems!
ET2 Tahisis McKee, from Houston, RADAR technician for CS-6, secures her harness while aloft so she can safely perform maintenance. She makes sure the RADAR, display systems, navigation systems, and antennae are working properly, allowing the ship to continue the mission.
"CS-6 works navigation of the ship, aircraft landing, and making sure the aircraft get all the information they need. It's pretty important," says Mckee.
📸: MC3 Joshua C. Cabal
19/11/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Damage Controlman 3rd Class Duane Ribay, from San Diego, assigned to engineering department aboard the ship.
For outstanding performance and exceptional leadership as Gauge Calibration Petty Officer in Damage Control Division. He vastly improved a previously ineffective program by taking on more than 55 turn-ins, calibrations, and installation of 18 pressure switches required for the proper functioning of AFFF station groups. In addition to this work, which is vital to the ship’s overall firefighting capabilities, he also calibrated multiple scales required to conduct periodic maintenance of portable fire extinguishers. A well-versed subject matter expert in his work, he has also trained and tested more than 100 Sailors on various damage control PQS, directly contributing to our warship’s overall state of combat readiness. DC3 Ribay’s meticulous planning and organizational skills have lifted up all those around him, and increased the material safety of the USS George Washington. We are proud to recognize him as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Congratulations shipmate!
📸 Lucas J. Hastings
18/11/2022
opens the doors to the ship’s store following a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Robert J. Bianchi, chief executive officer of the Navy Exchange Command, Rear Adm. Matthew N. Ott Ill, deputy chief of staff for Fleet Ordnance and Supply, and our Commanding Officer Capt. Brent Gaut.
📸: MC3 Stephen Sullins
11/11/2022
The proudly celebrates Veterans Day to honor all our brothers and sisters who have served our great country. 🇺🇸
10/11/2022
From the halls of Montezuma to the deckplates of !
Happy 247th Birthday to the former U.S. Marines serving on GW and all our brothers and sisters! 🎂
📸 John T. Jarrett
10/11/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Aviation Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Connor Smith, from Red Bank, New Jersey, assigned to security department aboard the ship.
As a valued member of Security Department’s Shipboard Reaction Force over the past nine months, AE3 Smith has stringently upheld the highest level of Force Protection and Anti-Terrorism standards. His earnest efforts have culminated in nearly 1,500 hours of armed watch standing, establishment of perimeters, performance of crucial access control functions, and safety overwatch of government and personal property for more than 2,500 Sailors and shipyard contractors. AE3 Smith possesses a contagious positive attitude, and consistently displays a desire to grow stronger as a Sailor and a person. His dedication to increasing George Washington’s warfighting and mission readiness makes us PROUD to recognize him as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Congratulations shipmate!
📸 Nicholas A. Russell
09/11/2022
Gauging checks are underway with V-4 at the helm!
ABF3 Tijuan J. Waddell, from Wilmington, North Carolina, is the calibration petty officer for his division. He makes the necessary checks inspecting gauge levels to ensure future fuel onload readiness.
📸 Stephen B. Sullins
01/11/2022
BOO-YAH! 👻
Sailors wishing everyone a Happy Halloween! 🎃
Departments throughout the ship participated in a “Spook your Space” contest to celebrate and win some spook-tacular prizes!
27/10/2022
CARRY THE BOAT GW!
security Sailors train to achieve the M240 weapons qualification to meet and prepare for any challenges they may face!
HOOYAH!
📸: MCSA August Clawson
25/10/2022
would like to recognize Seaman Joshua Harper as Warfighter of the Week!
Harper was chosen for outstanding performance as Deck Department's Leading Seaman. SN Harper is a self-motivated individual with an exceptionally positive attitude. He successfully completed a nine-month TAD to Security Department as a member of the Shipboard Reaction Force. He upheld the highest standards of Force Protection and Anti-Terrorism, resulting in his ex*****on of nearly 2,000 hours of armed watch standing, establishing perimeters, performing access control functions, and ensuring the safety of government and personal property for more than 2,500 Sailors and shipyard contractors. Additionally, since his return to Deck Department, he has been a key player in the vital preservation, restoration and upkeep of seven departmental spaces. Harper assisted in the preparation and inspection of 40 pieces of deck equipment, while also maintaining documentation critical to supporting the upcoming Crew Certification inspection. SN Harper's dedication and resolve in increasing George Washington's warfighting and mission readiness make us proud to recognize him as this week's ship's force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for everything you do to help !
21/10/2022
15/10/2022
celebrates the last day of with IC3 Aliana Alvarado Naveira.
IC3 is a native from Puerto Rico, and she discusses the diversity of Hispanic culture.
📸: MC3 Shanice McNulty & MCSA August Clawson
15/10/2022
We're celebrating by shining a light on CSSN Mena, our ship's baker.
CSSN Mena is a talented baker aboard the USSGW who was willing to share his heritage through cooking.
📸: MC3 Shanice McNulty & MCSA August Clawson
14/10/2022
Let there be cake! 🎂
Wishing the United States Navy a very happy 247th Birthday! Here’s to 247 years of standing the watch 24/7!
The Sailors aboard celebrated at lunch with a naval tradition of the youngest Sailor and the oldest Sailor cutting the Navy’s birthday cake with a sword!
📸: MC2 Robert J. Stamer
08/10/2022
STOP THE PROBLEM, STOP THE CLOCK!
conducted a three-day simulated underway where Sailors completed numerous training evolutions to meet and prepare for the final milestones before getting back to sea!
We are proud of how far we have come and excited to see how far we will go!
To read more about the USS George Washington’s simulated underway, click the link below!!
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/430898/george-washington-simulates-underway-exercise
06/10/2022
Treat yo’self! 🍗🧇🍨🎞🍿
In addition to the training and hard work from our Sailors, we made some time for some special morale events such as bingo night, movie night in the hangar bay (with popcorn of course!), and a specialty chicken and waffle bar!
A job well done to all our shipmates!!
06/10/2022
GENERAL QUARTERS! 🚨GENERAL QUARTERS! 🔥
Our Sailors are continuously practicing damage control to perfection. We as a team work hard to build the ship AND save the ship!
06/10/2022
Practice. Perfect. Perform!
Sailors conduct security drills, zone inspections and multiple damage control evolutions as the ship continues the simulated underway to ensure the ship meets the final refueling and complex overhaul milestones.
05/10/2022
Diving into training! 🦈
conducts a simulated underway to validate shipboard habitability and operational services to ensure the ship meets final refueling and complex overhaul milestones!
Day one of training included sea and anchor detail, damage control drills, 3M training and flight deck firefighting!
This puts the crew one step closer to getting the ship back out to sea!
29/09/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Aircrew Survival Equipmentman Airman Apprentice Emma A. Scott, from Albertville, Alabama, assigned to aviation intermediate maintenance department.
PRAA Scott is recognized for extraordinary service as Intermediate Maintenance-2 division paraloft technician. Scott recently assisted in the meticulous preparation of 37 spaces for zone inspection. Her brilliant attention to detail led to 20 “outstanding” scores, with no safety or class one hits. Additionally, she was closely involved in the local manufacture of 2,210 embroidered name tags for George Washington Sailors, facilitating the enhancement of both the uniformity and military bearing of our Warfighters. PRAA Scott has a keen eye for excellence and a recognized ability for producing quality results. We are proud to salute her as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Congratulations Shipmate!
📸 MC3 John T. Jarrett
27/09/2022
Service with a Smile! 😁
RS2 Tavian V. DouglasRogan, from Rock Island, Illinois, works in supply department’s S5 division which is responsible for stateroom management onboard.
“I wanted to be in the supply rating because I enjoy serving others,” says DouglasRogan. “I was blessed with mentors that help elevate my job performance and skills.”
📸 MC3 John T. Jarrett
22/09/2022
Our Warfighter of the Week is Interior Communications Specialist 3rd Class Aliana Alvarado Naveira, from San Juan, Puerto Rico, assigned to combat systems department aboard the ship.
IC3 is recognized as for outstanding service as CS83 work center supervisor. Each day, IC3 Naveira tracks an extraordinary volume of technical work. She expertly led six personnel in the grooming and restoration of 75 3MC/5MC announcing system speakers, totaling 1,200 man hours. Additionally, she oversaw the setup of the public announcement system for nine award ceremonies, three MWR events, and 10 commanding officer calls over the last two months, with zero technical issues. As divisional terminal security officer, she maintained custody and access of 14 unclassified computer stations and ensures annual cyber security training requirements are met for 34 Sailors. IC3 Naveira is a motivated, hard-charging Sailor, whose inspiring skills and capacity for complex tasking make her a phenomenal asset to combat systems department and our warship. We are proud to recognize her as this week’s ship’s force Warfighter of the Week!
Thank you for all you do to help ! Hooyah IC3!
📸 MC3 John T. Jarrett
20/09/2022
Getting personal with personnel 🤩
Personnel Specialist 1st Class Stacy M. Hadden, from Orlando, Florida, works on her computer down in the administration space onboard the ship.
Administration department assists Sailors with accomplishing a wide variety of administration tasks such as issuing Common Access Cards (military IDs), meticulously verifying and paying Sailors entitlements and incentives, and managing the smooth transition into the civilian sector as a Sailor decides to separate.
“I love being a Personnel Specialist because anytime I see a shipmate relieved from the burden of pay or personnel issues, it helps me feel like I am doing my part to help with morale,” says Hadden. “This gives me the motivation to do my job as best as I can.”
19/09/2022
Commanding officer, Capt. Brent C. Gaut, and Sailors assigned to visit the home of their namesake, George Washington, in Mount Vernon, Virginia. The Sailors toured his home, property, and tomb, as well as the Museum and Education center, and the George Washington library.
We are honored and appreciative that our Sailors had this opportunity to immerse themselves in the history of our nation's first President.
📸: MC2 Robert J. Stamer
18/09/2022
Photos from Navy Office of Community Outreach - NAVCO's post
17/09/2022
Photos from Navy Office of Community Outreach - NAVCO's post
16/09/2022
Congratulations to the following Sailors on their meritorious advancement to the next paygrade! Bravo Zulu!
16/09/2022
Photos from Navy Office of Community Outreach - NAVCO's post
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#USSGW has 30 years of impactful history since her commissioning in 1992, join us as we remember our milestones aboard our mighty warship! #USSGW30thBirthday #Plankowner #GWSpirit #SpiritofFreedom #July4th #CONAC
#GWSpirit has been one of the USS George Washington’s mottos throughout the last 30 years. Hear first-hand from the crew what George Washington Spirit means to them! #USSGW #USSGW30thBirthday #SpiritofFreedom
Kicking off the celebration of the Commissioning of #USSGW 30 years ago, Capt. Brent C. Gaut, the commanding officer onboard, speaks about how far the ship has come in the last 30 years! 📸: MC3 Jacob S. Van Amburg #USSGW30thBirthday #PlankOwner #GWSpirit #SpiritofFreedom
#USSGW CO Updates: Watch as Captain Brent Gaut, commanding officer of USS George Washington (CVN 73), shares the newest updates on the progress of the ship’s refueling and complex overhaul. 🛠⚓️ #NavalReadiness #COUpdate #SpiritofFreedom 📸: MC3 Jacob S. Van Amburg
Join #USSGW in saluting all active-duty military mothers, from sea to shore, for the countless sacrifices they make for their country and families. Happy Mother’s Day! #GWSpirit #MothersDay
Check out our newest edition of the USS George Washington's magazine, The Washington Surveyor!🗞 ISSUU.COM/USSGW
Get to know our newest Leader in the Spotlight, Chief Hull Maintenance Technician Christopher Waterman, who is assigned to the Engineering Department aboard #USSGW Thank you for all that you do to help #BuildtheShip 📸: MC3 Nicholas A. Russell
Happy Birthday former President George Washington! Capt. Brent C. Gaut, the commanding officer of #USSGW, sits down to reflect on the history of our mighty warship’s namesake and to thank all those who have supported us during our time in RCOH. #GeorgeWashington #buildtheship 🎥 Video by MC3 Jacob S. VanAmburg
Check out our newest edition of the USS George Washington's magazine, The Washington Surveyor!🗞 ISSUU.COM/USSGW
Get to know our newest Sailor in the Spotlight, Quartermaster 3rd Class Krystall M. Pierce who is assigned to Navigation Department onboard #USSGW ! Thank you for all that you do to help #BuildtheShip ! 📷: MC3 Jacob S. Van Amburg
#USSGW is kicking off Purple Heart Week with a video discussing the importance and the history of the Purple Heart, formally known as the Badge of Military Merit, featuring our commanding officer, Capt. Brent Gaut. 💜 #USSGWPurpleHeartWeek 🎥 Navy Video by MC3 Jacob Van Amburg
This week #USSGW would like to recognize Captain Josh Appezzato, the Air Boss aboard USS George Washington (CVN 73). Thank you for setting the example of what great leadership is! #LaunchEm
Take a few minutes to get to know Captain Brent Gaut, commanding officer, as he discusses his command philosophy and his goals for #USSGW (U.S. Navy video by MC3 Jacob Van Amburg and MC3 Aislynn Heywood)
Congratulations to our newest Senior Chief Petty Officers! #NavyChiefNavyPride #USNavySeniorChief (US Navy video by MC3 Jacob Van Amburg)
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Here is a look into the #USSGW Change of Command. On June 24, Capt. Brent Gaut relieved Capt. Kenneth Strong as commanding officer of the USS George Washington (CVN 73).
🗞Check out this special change of command edition of the Washington Surveyor featuring Capt. Kenneth Strong and Capt. Brent Gaut online now! 🗞 Issuu.com/USSGW
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Happy 29th Anniversary of your Commissioning.
I served on the GW from 1998-1999 and retired from her. I hope at some point, you'll consider posting a comprehensive photo study of then/now photos to show how the ship has changed.
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In August 2008 I cross decked from USS Kitty Hawk to be OM Division LPO. I brought with me the door art for the ASW Module. (I have a pic but cannot post here.) Can anyone from CDC or OM confirm if it’s still on the door? Thank you for your service.
Hello! I’m curious to know when or if GW is going out to deploy?
Does anyone other than the quarterdeck watch and duty section work here?
I have had a screening in waiting for response from medical for about 3 weeks now with no response, either to me or my local medical. The sponsor coordinator has a full voicemail and it took me reaching out to the OMBUDSMAN and quarterdeck watch to actually hear from someone today after 2 weeks of trying.
The number to medical just rings through until my phone is tired of trying or it is busy, so which is it? Are you guys that busy you are always on the phone, or just leave it off the hook from time to time so you don't have to hear it ring?
I understand i'm not the only one transferring to the ship and there are a lot of people to take care of on your city on blocks, but this is ridiculous.
Maybe I am biased coming from a smaller community after 17 years as a submariner, but come on. My poor sponsor finally contacted me today after I left a message with the quarterdeck and he sounded blindsided by the fact that he was even a sponsor.
I apologize for sounding a little irritated, but do you blame me? I transfer within the month and this is the first contact I have had with anyone but your OMBUDSMAN and even she seemed to lack any sort of functional knowledge. But I can't blame her since it seems to me that this is status quo for this ship.
I only hope that this public post garners some sort of attention at the lack of any semblance of organization within the ship and helps effect change in the sponsorship and medical programs.
I have had a screening in waiting for response from medical for about 3 weeks now with no response, either to me or my local medical. The sponsor coordinator has a full voicemail and it took me reaching out to the OMBUDSMAN and quarterdeck watch to actually hear from someone today after 2 weeks of trying.
The number to medical just rings through until my phone is tired of trying or it is busy, so which is it? Are you guys that busy you are always on the phone, or just leave it off the hook from time to time so you don't have to hear it ring?
I understand i'm not the only one transferring to the ship and there are a lot of people to take care of on your city on blocks, but this is ridiculous.
Maybe I am biased coming from a smaller community after 17 years as a submariner, but come on. My poor sponsor finally contacted me today after I left a message with the quarterdeck and he sounded blindsided by the fact that he was even a sponsor.
I apologize for sounding a little irritated, but do you blame me? I transfer within the month and this is the first contact I have had with anyone but your OMBUDSMAN and even she seemed to lack any sort of functional knowledge. But I can't blame her since it seems to me that this is status quo for this ship.
I only hope that this public post garners some sort of attention at the lack of any semblance of organization within the ship and helps effect change in the sponsorship and medical programs.
On this episode of The Surgical Fiction Podcast, an excerpt from TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN A NAVY
This is a fascinating look at the maritime environment in so far as it proscribes the need for navies in general and the US Navy in particular. Even if you know nothing about naval doctrine or policy, you will find the historical aspects fascinating. Keeping the world's seas free for maritime navigation is not as simple or straightforward as one might think, and yet is vital to commerce around the world.
The excerpt is the foreward of the book, written by John Lehman, former Secretary of the US Navy.
This is a fascinating look at the maritime environment in so far as it proscribes the need for navies in general and the US Navy in particular. Even if you know nothing about naval doctrine or policy, you will find the historical aspects fascinating. Keeping the world's seas free for maritime navigation is not as simple or straightforward as one might think, and yet is vital to commerce around the world.
The excerpt is the foreward of the book, written by John Lehman, former Secretary of the US Navy.
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