Craig Ford
ICFN 1971-1975
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Craig was 17 when he reported on board,
and did his whole 4 years on her.
It was quite the experience.

 Craig lives in Vista, 40 miles from
the proposed Kawishiwi Reefing.

See
VOLUNTEERING

Craig has a very interesting job
 at General Atomics.
A quality engineer for the new EMALS.
It will be used on USS Gerald R. Ford CVN-78



1972  E- Division

1974 at the  Gyrocompass

USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78)

A new class of aircraft carriers. A new nuclear propulsion plant will power the next class of aircraft carriers. The new plant will require fewer operators thereby lowering life-cycle costs, and will provide increased electrical power that will be available for the demands of developing technology. Smart sensors will assist in further reducing Navy watch standing requirements and in automating damage control functions such as detecting fire and flooding situations. Flight deck redesign and a transition to an advanced aircraft recovery system (AARS) will reduce crew workload, enhance safety and reduce the costs of operating and maintaining a carrier throughout its planned 50-year life cycle. Wikipedia