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The document discusses planning and execution of Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) availabilities for USS NEVER SAIL (CVN XX), including where the ship is in its maintenance cycle, difficulties experienced with CNO availabilities, and what guidance was useful or could be improved to aid in availability planning and execution. Feedback is also requested on training opportunities and resolving issues or improving opportunities.
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