Aircraft Carrier

Intro you work on a aircraft carrier, here are all the roles to choose from Flight Deck Operations: Air Officer (Air Boss): The overall leader of flight deck operations, directing launch and recovery, and managing air traffic. Flight Deck Officer: Responsible for the safe and efficient movement of aircraft on the flight deck. Shooters: Naval aviators or flight officers who launch the aircraft. Landing Signal Officer (LSO): Guides pilots during landing using visual signals with paddles. Handlers: Guide aircraft movements on the deck, ensuring proper positioning for launch and recovery. Plane Captains: Pre-flight preparation and inspection of aircraft, including fueling and maintenance. Catapult and Arresting Gear Crews: Operate the catapults for launch and arresting gear for recovery. Ordnancemen: Handle and load weapons onto aircraft. Aviation Fuels (Grapes): Handle fueling operations for aircraft. Engineering and Maintenance: Engineering Officer (FixO): Oversees the maintenance and repair of aircraft and other ship systems. Air Wing Maintenance Personnel: Perform maintenance tasks on aircraft within the air wing. Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Troubleshooters: Maintain and repair equipment used to support flight operations. Other Key Roles: Air Traffic Controllers: Manage air traffic in the vicinity of the carrier. Damage Control Teams: Respond to fires, flooding, and other emergencies. Medical Personnel: Provide medical care to the crew. Supply Personnel: Manage food, fuel, and other supplies. Administrative Staff: Handle paperwork, communication, and other administrative tasks. Command and Control: Captain: The commanding officer, responsible for all aspects of the ship's operation. Air Wing Commander: Leads the air wing, responsible for its operational readiness. and of course choose who you are, the carrier you are on and all that aswell be a pilot if you want