Celebrating 100 Years of Marine Aviation Vol. 69, No. 43 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil October 27, 2011 MCIEAST commanding general shares outlook on command’s future NAT FAHY MCIEAST PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPUTY DIRECTOR MARINE CORPS INSTALLA- TIONS EAST HEADQUARTERS, Camp Lejeune, NC. — For a man in charge of the seven Marine Corps instal- lations that make up MCIEAST during a critical time in which defense spend- ing is being dramatically cut, helmsman Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Gorry remains surprisingly calm and confi dent. “The command’s in great shape,” he said during a recent interview in his of- fi ce. Indeed, wedged between his atten- dances at a battery of conferences de- signed to help better equip him to lead Cherry Point HQ building MCIEAST over the next three years, was dedicated to Marine Gorry has already visited nearly every aviator Gen. Christian F. base and station to get a fi rsthand look Schilt, shown left. OFFICIAL USMC PHOTO at some of the challenges facing this re- LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI gion. Alice C. Magee, daughter of Gen. Christian F. Schilt, delivers the keynote address during the ceremony that officially dedicated the “We are well positioned to support headquarters building to her father. Magee said that it was an honor for Schilt and the entire family. the many tenants on the bases,” he said. “The staffs have done a remarkable job and we’re well attuned to the issues that HQ building honors innovative Marine aviator confront us. Everyone is fully engaged in supporting tenant agencies and forces LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI diately after the fi re. The designs called for a building that to the utmost.” That said, the general MCAS CHERRY POINT would be both aesthetic and functional in design. With the re- made it clear there will be belt-tight- Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and its tenant com- cent collapse of the housing market, construction companies ening across the board and each of the mands held a ceremony to offi cially name the combined head- competed vigorously for the rights to the contract. As a result, installations will play a critical role in quarters building on the command parade deck Friday. the company that won promised a cost of $14 million, half of adjusting to the new reality. The new headquarters building, completed in March, is the what it previously was projected to cost. “Are there challenges? Absolutely. most prominent building on the air station. The name chosen Schilt’s daughter, Alice Magee, delivered the keynote ad- We’re facing cutbacks and a (2-year) for the building is a dedication to the memory of Gen. Chris- dress and spoke about what kind of a Marine her father was. civilian hiring freeze,” he remarked. tian F. Schilt, a Marine aviator with ties to the Cherry Point Magee said if she had to use one word to describe him, she “We’re going to have to take a hard look community. Schilt’s family attended the ceremony. would say, “honorable”. Schilt was always there for his Ma- at our priorities and look for effi cien- The old headquarters building was destroyed in a fi re Sept. rines and his family. cies where we can fi nd them.” All this 8, 2007. Construction of the new building began July 2009 Schilt was awarded the Medal of Honor for performing the as MCIEAST fi nds itself under the new and was completed March 2011. fi rst casualty evacuation in aviation history according to Brie management of Marine Corps Installa- “As the senior representative for Naval Facilities Engineer- Lehew, the Cherry Point historian. When Magee lost her hus- tions Command which activated Oct. 1 ing Command at Cherry Point, I can’t help but feel like a band, another aviator, her father was there for her. under the direction of Maj Gen. James proud father announcing the arrival of a new 80,000 square- “Thank you for being here today,” Magee said to the nearly Kessler, former commanding general of foot-child,” said Navy Cmdr. Kevin K. Juntunen, resident of- 300 people in attendance. “I can’t tell you how much it means Logistics Command. fi cer in charge of construction. “We hope the facility that we to us all to see you here at the dedication at this astonishing According to Marine Administrative have given to you is worthy of the name, Gen. Schilt and all state-of-the-art building, headquarters of the Marine Corps that he did for the Corps and our country.” Air Station and 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, and to think it will See MCIEAST page A9 Funding was allotted for new construction almost imme- bear my father’s name, Christian F. Schilt.” A giant of Marine aviation Boots and Booties Baby Shower LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI Delgada, Azores. The company patrolled MCAS CHERRY POINT the seas for German U-Boats and was the The new headquarters building stands as fi rst American aviation unit to serve over- a permanent reminder to all Marines of the seas. The young Schilt, impressed by the example set by the Marine Aviator, Gen. aircraft, entered fl ight training when he re- Christian F. Schilt, for whom the building turned to the United States and earned his is now named. He was a pioneer in Marine wings in 1919. Aviation who helped lay the foundation for According to Lehew, between the World modern Marine aviation through sheer fl y- Wars, the Banana Wars were raging and ing skill and intimate knowledge of aircraft Schilt was sent to provide air support for capabilities. Marines fi ghting in Caribbean and Central “General Davis, the commanding gen- American countries. Here, he helped de- eral of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, and I velop dive bombing techniques, performed got together and decided to nominate Gen. the fi rst ever casualty evacuation and was LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM Schilt for this building,” said Col. Philip J. awarded the Medal of Honor. Mothers from Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, Marine Corps Base Camp Zimmerman, commanding offi cer of Ma- Lejeune and MCAS New River were treated to a “Boots and Booties Baby rine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. See SCHILT page A11 Shower” presented by Operation Homefront at Hancock Lodge aboard Cherry Zimmerman also mentioned Brie Lehew, Point Oct. 18. Cherry Point historian, was instrumental “This event is for the families of the E-1 through E-6 community of all branches in the decision to name the building after of government,” said Laura L. Kline, the Navy and Marine liaison with Opera- Schilt. tion Homefront. “We have been giving this group of military families help with “Not only because of his tremendous fi nances and morale workshops since September 11, 2001.” The families re- contributions to Marine Aviation, but also ceived gifts consisting of strollers, highchairs, baby bags and diapers said because of his development of aviation in Kline. support of ground forces. Those same strat- “These gifts are great ways to help out our junior Marines and their families,” egies and concepts are being used today in said Carol E. Davis, the wife of Maj. Gen. Jon M. Davis, the commanding general Afghanistan by II Marine Expeditionary of 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. “It is a wonderful event that helps support our up- Force and 2nd MAW.” tempo schedules.” All applicants had or will have a baby between April 17, 2011 Schilt enlisted in the Marine Corps dur- and April 17, 2012. ing World War I and was assigned to the

1st Marine Aeronautical Company at Ponta OFFICIAL USMC PHOTO Lend Lease and AMCC begin participation in Obama’s better buildings challenge

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Chaplain’s Corner A2 Wounded Warriors B1 Trick or treat hours in the housing areas Fly-By A2 Movie Reviews B2 will be from 6-9 p.m. on Halloween night, Follow MCAS Cherry Point and 2nd MAW on Facebook Chef of the Year A6 The Local Buzz B3 Mon., which will coincide with the trick- With your smartphone http://www.facebook. or-treating schedule in Havelock. download a QR code reader com/MCASCherryPoint and scan the code. A2 October 27, 2011 The Windsock Celebrating 100 years of Marine Corps aviation If you’re retired, you’re fi red

CMDR. CARL P. KOCH MCAS CHERRY POINT I’ve been thinking about retirement lately. For one reason, most of my congregation is retired at least once, some twice. For another reason, I have enough years and mileage to give retirement a serious look. Part of me would like to retire. That would be the very tired part. I’d like to wake up when I want to, do what I want to do when I want to do it, and, like most retirees, get to know my doctors all too well. Okay, I’d rather not get that close to my doctors, but relaxing during retirement sounds very tempting. Now, from a faith perspective, I wonder if retirement is an option. Having served in some offi cial ministry capac- ity for over one third of my life, it would be nice to get up late, let someone else do the ministry, and simply sit back and soak it all in. There’s a younger generation coming behind me. It’s their turn. Or, is it? Do we retire from actively participating in be- ing a part of a faith community? And, by “actively par- ticipating,” I mean more than showing up on Sunday (or whatever day one shows up). I mean, doing the work of the faith community. Speaking of obtaining the goal of his faith, the Apostle Paul wrote, “Brothers, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: forgetting what is be- hind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 3:13-14, NIV). Paul didn’t stop being actively involved in doing minis- try. Even when he was in jail. There is no retirement from ministry. So, if you’ve had your turn in the shoot and are now sitting back letting someone else do it, you’re not just retired. You’re fi red. Feel free to pick up your unemploy- ment check. I know a retired chaplain who used to write speeches for Abraham Lincoln. At least that’s the rumor. Now, while he is “one in a million,” I think he’s the only one surprised that, after a very long Navy career, he couldn’t retire. He tried. But it didn’t last. He’s actively involved in ministry in a local church. I think he’ll be actively involved in min- istry for at least a week after he dies. It’s not just “professional ministers” who are in minis- try. If you claim to be a person of faith, it’s tough to avoid being involved. I believe it takes an act of rebellion not to be involved. And, rebelling against God takes more effort than being involved in His ministry. Now, how actively involved you are may depend on your health, your age, and possibly even your faith. But, if you’re healthy enough to run a few miles each week, play golf, tennis, and other fun things we do in retirement, you’re healthy enough for active involvement in minis- try. If you can combine really doing ministry with any of these, even better. Rather than being retired and fi red, how about being

OFFICIAL USMC PHOTO retired and fi red up? Not at me because I’m challenging Gen. Christian F. Schilt was one of the early pioneers of Marine Aviation and earned the nickname, “The your right to a peaceful and quiet retirement. But, fi red Natural,” for his flying skill. He performed the first ever aerial medical evacuation, an action that earned up to “press on toward the goal to win the prize for which him the Medal of Honor. Schilt flew at least 218 aircraft, commanded Marine Corps Air Station Cherry God has called you heavenward.” Press on in doing the Point and the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. ministry to which God has called you. You’ll get your gold watch later.

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COMMANDING OFFICER gets hard to see Marines that have MCAS CHERRY POINT the potential to be good Marines COL. PHILIP J. ZIMMERMAN get separated because they made

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR EDITORS mistakes such as doing drugs. But MAJ. WILL KLUMPP CPL. SANTIAGO G.COLON JR. STACEY R. SWANN drugs are intolerable. It’s our policy.” PUBLIC AFFAIRS CHIEF MASTER SGT. MARK E. BRADLEY STAFF WRITERS CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Highlight Your Superstar PRESS OFFICER CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO 2ND LT. HECTOR R. ALEJANDRO LANCE CPL. ANDREA CLEOPATRA DICKERSON Have a Marine, Sailor or civilian LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM PRESS CHIEF LANCE CPL. GLEN E. SANTY you would like to highlight? Let the SGT. LISA R. STRICKLAND LANCE CPL. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI Windsock know. Email us at cherry. [email protected] or call 466-3542. LANCE CPL. ANDREA CLEOPATRA DICKERSON The Windsock October 27, 2011 A3 VMFA-115, VFA-94 play cat, mouse with aerial target

LANCE CPL. KENNETH K. TROTTER MARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam — Marines from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 and Sailors with Strike Fighter Squadron 94 performed an air-to-air banner shoot at Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, Oct. 10, as part of an ongoing monthlong deployment in the re- gion. The purpose of the exercise was to test ordnance and pilots’ profi ciency in their mission capability of deploying aerial weapons. “We don’t normally get to exercise air-to-air employ- ment of the gun,” said Maj. Greg A. McGuire, VMFA-115 pilot and maintenance offi cer. “We generally spend more time using the gun in an air-to-ground role. So this is a great opportunity to head out over the water and work on our gunnery air-to-air.” A banner shoot is when an aircraft or tower, pulls a target as other aircraft attempt to engage and shoot the target. The target is eight feet wide by 15 feet long and was towed on a 1,500 foot cable. The exercise demonstrated the diffi culty of fi ring a gun in air-to-air combat. McGuire also said it serves to bolster confi dence for newer pilots should they fi nd themselves in an aerial con- frontation in combat. “It’s good for the young (pilots) to see how diffi cult it is to hit targets in the air,” said McGuire. LANCE CPL. KENNETH K. TROTTER Nine aircraft in total took part in the exercise; one pull- Lance Cpl. Pawel Jamiolkowski, a Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 aviation ordnance technician, Gunnery ing the banner and eight engaging it. The eight aircraft Sgt. Jason A. Hewes, VMFA-115 ordnance chief, and Cpl. Trevor J. Fortin, a VMFA-115 aviation ordnance technician, unravel a banner in preparation of an aerial banner shoot at the flight line at Anderson Air Force were equally divided with four coming from VMFA- 115 Base, Guam Oct. 10. The purpose of the shoot was to test Strike Fighter Squadron 94 and VMFA- 115 F/A-18 and four from VFA-94. pilots in their aerial weapon proficiency with the M61A1 20mm Vulcan cannon. The aircraft used nonexplosive, painted rounds fi red from a 20mm M61A1 Vulcan cannon. angle on the banner to where we’re not pointed at the F/A- The tow cable used in the exercise is built by ordnance The Vulcan fi res 4,000 rounds a minute and is the stan- 18 that’s pulling the banner.” Marines themselves. They take spools of cable and cut dard equipped cannon for all F/A-18s. Each aircraft was Even then, pilots do not fi re on the aircraft until they the main cable to 75 feet. The other cable is cut to 1,500 armed with 500 rounds. The tips of VMFA- 115’s rounds receive the signal from the tail aircraft. feet. were painted yellow while VFA-94’s were not, to distin- “The pilot who’s fl ying the banner assesses the nose po- The training exercise not only afforded the pilots a guish which squadron was more accurate. sition of the shooter and as long as it’s not pointing at him unique opportunity, as banner shoots are not very com- Though the rounds were non-explosive, safety is still and pointing toward the banner, he’ll clear the aircraft (to mon, but ordnance Marines as well. paramount when engaging in the exercise. fi re),” said McGuire. “I was looking forward to it,” said Cpl. Trevor J. Fortin, “We have a specifi c pattern we fl y,” said McGuire. VMFA-115 ordnance Marines played a part in making VMFA-115 aviation ordnance technician. “It’s always fun “(This pattern) gives us an interval between the aircraft to this possible for the exercise. They made sure every aspect learning new things and getting hands-on training with keep everyone out of the nose of the fi ring aircraft.” of the exercise from the ordnance side is acceptable be- things you haven’t experienced yet.” This is done to give pilots, in fi ring range, enough time forehand, from the cable to maintenance of the aircraft. Both VFA-94 and VMFA- 115 are scheduled to conduct to disengage should another aircraft come into the pilot’s “It takes quite a bit of man hours to pull this off, from additional training in the coming weeks in the form of fi eld of vision. the building to installing and stretching the cable on the rocket and bomb training as well. “Generally speaking, we fl y a good pattern,” said Mc- runway,” said Gunnery Sgt. Jason A. Hewes, VMFA-115 Guire. “We fl y a pattern that allows us to come in at an ordnance chief.

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CPL. GARRY J. WELCH According to Davis, the squadron also Byran went on to say this was the only MEU, the Marines will also have the op- 31ST MEU plans to conduct weapons training with time he would have the chance to see the portunity to interact and train with the Fi- BASA AIRBASE, Republic of the Phil- the AH-1 Cobra helicopters and UH-1 Philippines because he is due to end his liipino service members. ippines — Marine Medium Helicopter Huey helicopters, and training fl ights active duty service soon. “I have talked to a few members of the Squadron 265 (Rein), the Aviation Com- with medium and heavy lift helicopters, The Marines will also be able to con- Philippine air force,” said Byran. “They bat Element of the 31st Marine Expedi- all in addition to supporting the Battalion duct training in a way that is different seem like nice people, and I hope to work tionary Unit, arrived in the Republic of Landing Team and 31st MEU in any way than in Okinawa. with them more before I leave here.” the Philippines to participate in the an- they can. “The Marines defi nitely have an expe- PHIBLEX is an opportunity to conduct nual Amphibious Landing Exercise, Oct. For many of the Marines with the ditionary mindset,” said Davis. “We are training which is vital to maintaining the 20. squadron, this is the fi rst time they have coming out here and getting out of our el- readiness and interoperability of the U.S. “The main body landed yesterday, set foot in a foreign country. ement, getting into a place that we’re not and the Republic of the Philippines mili- (Oct. 20), and is going to be here at least “This country is completely different familiar with, and we gain a lot of pilot tary forces. a week to participate in the exercise,” said from Cherry Point,” said Cpl. George profi ciency.” The 31st MEU, operating in support Maj. Robert Davis, the executive offi cer Byran, an avionics technician with HMM He went on to say that deploying to the of the 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade of HMM 265 (Rein), 31st MEU. “Our 265 (Rein), 31st MEU. “Everything from Philippines in support of the 31st MEU is for the exercise, is the only continuously main mission is to provide casualty evac- the climate to the culture is different, but a good opportunity for the Marines to be forward-deployed MEU and remains the uation, if needed, and to conduct our unit it’s a good experience to be able to come exposed to foreign places. United States’ force in readiness in the level training during the exercise.” over here and train like this.” During the time spent supporting the Asia-Pacifi c region.

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Hammerheads support Anti-Terrorism unit during troop movement exercise

LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM of 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing said Carmi- MCAS CHERRY POINT chael. MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP “What starts off as sometimes slow and LEJEUNE, N.C. – The Hammerheads awkward repetition here translates to im- of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron mediate response in theater when seconds 366 conducted a troop movement ex- mean lives,” said Carmichael. cercise with Marines from Company F, “HMH-366 supports the mission of Anti-Terrorism Battalion, 4th Marine Di- 2nd MAW by remaining available for vision, a reservist unit from Marine Corps tasking to facilitate this type of training Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., aboard Camp for the ground combat element. Lejeune Oct. 20. “This impacts the mission of the Marine “This training is important because it Corps by keeping our Marines trained, or- allows the ground units to become more ganized and equipped for Offensive am- comfortable and familiar with the capa- phibious employment and as a ‘force in bilities of the CH-53E,” said Capt. Jason readiness.’” W. Stapleton, ground training offi cer and In the end Marines from both parties pilot with HMH-366. “It also teaches gained valuable resources and tools to do them how to safely operate around a heli- their job and do it effi ciently, said Staple- copter of our size.” ton. The Marines of Company F worked on “These training missions help to create (Above) Marines from Company F, Anti- boarding, casualty evacuations and sev- a more prepared and effective air ground Terrorism Battalion, 4th Marine Division, a eral company movement drills. task force that is ready to take on many Special-Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task “Troop movement and medevac train- different tasks all over the world,” said Force attached to 2nd Marine Division ing is important because 24-hour combat Stapleton. aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., board a CH-53E Super Stallion during operations do not allow a second chance Company F, Anti Terrorism Battalion, a troop movement exercise supported by to do it better or more quickly,” said Gun- 4th Marine Division is a Special Purpose Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 366 nery Sgt. Joseph A. Carmichael, main- Marine Air-Ground Task Force designed aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune tenance control chief with HMH-366. to rapidly organize, train and deploy spe- Oct. 20. “Therefore, all parties involved must take cially trained and sustainable task forces advantage of training events like this to to detect, deter and defend against terror- (Right) Cpl. Keith D. Purcell, a motor vehicle create a “second nature” atmosphere. ism, as well as to conduct crisis response operator with Company F exits a CH-53E “From the pilots and crew increasing in the event of a terrorist attack. Super Stallion as they land while conducting profi ciency and crew coordination, to the Co. F is attached to 2nd Marine Divi- troop movement exercise aboard Marine Marines on the ground gaining familiar- sion while based at Marine Corps Base Corps Base Camp Lejeune Oct. 20. ization of the aircraft and procedures for Camp Lejeune. Co. F, AT Battalion is (Below) Marines from Company F exit and specifi c missions, everyone benefi ts from comprised of Marine reservists from Ma- provide security for an simulated casualty the training.” rine Corps bases across the U.S. in states evacuation on a HMH-366 CH-53E Super The training becomes repetitive for that include Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Stallion at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune both parties involved but it helps build Louisiana, Mississippi, New York., Mas- Oct. 20. muscle memory that benefi ts the mission sachusetts and many more.

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION A6 October 27, 2011 The Windsock The Windsock October 27, 2011 A7

Lance Cpl. Hannah M. Block puts the fi nishing touches on her dessert Cpl. Gary E. Havner cooks the steak, peppers and onions portion of his meal during the 2011 Chef of the Cpl. Eva-Jean M. Budd prepares vegetables for her dish during the 2011 Chef of the Year competi- before presenting it to the judges during the 2011 Chef of the Year com- Year competition. Havner prepared an Asian style meal and because of that walked away with fi rst place in tion. Budd received second place in the competition. petition at the mess hall aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point the contest. Havner’s wife taught him how to make sushi and after spending time in Japan he learned how Oct. 20. to do it well.

Cherry Point Marines vie for Chef of the Year PHOTOGRAPHY BY CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO AND CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN

CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO ing sushi. “After learning how to prepare sushi takes hours,” Block said. “…and during the for Havner. Cpl. Gary. E. Havner won the fi rst place trophy of the 2011 Chef of MCAS CHERRY POINT from my wife and living in Japan, I thought competition you want to make sure you start “You know to tell you the truth I wasn’t the Year competition and will attend the Culinary Institute of America Spices sizzled and the stress mounted as sushi was a great idea.” the product that takes the longest fi rst.” nervous last night or today,” Havner said. “All in New York. the competitors scurried frantically in the Although Havner took the heaviest and As the clock continues to tick, the stress I can do is do my best and I try not to worry kitchen of the mess hall during the 2011 Ma- shiniest hardware of the litter the two oppos- amplifi es. The chefs prepare their fi nishing about them. rine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Chef of ing chefs put up a fi ght. touches, throw on their white chef jackets “But I was nervous when they called the the Year competition Oct. 20. Budd, the chef with the most experience, and chef hats, and wait for their name to be fi rst name because I thought about Cpl. Budd After countless hours of preparation and approached the competition with just that … called. winning. I didn’t want to psyche myself out anticipation, there was one last test to award experience. “You have to know when to start and fi nish though. Even though she might have more the best of the best. Cpl. Eva-Jean M. Budd, “It’s all in good fun,” she said. “I want to each entree and down to the last minute you’re experience than me it doesn’t matter. I’m just Cpl. Gary E. Havner, Lance Cpl. Hannah M. win but its ok if I don’t because I know I constantly doing something,” Block said. doing my thing.” Block and Lance Cpl. Jose A. Santiago were tried.” The chefs then roll their food out to the The day marked another chef of the year in scheduled to battle one another but because After reenlisting and lateral moving into the three judges and to talk about what and why the books and for most on the air station it’s of Santiago’s deployment, only three were in food realm of the Marine Corps, Budd says they prepared what they did. just nice to see a friendly competition with the the running. her love for food has grown signifi cantly. The judges then put in their votes and benefi t of good food. The chef of the year competitions challenge “I’ve loved it ever since and it’s a fun job to along with their votes, the competitors are “It never ceases to amaze me every time the best food service specialists the mess hall have,” she said. judged on their time management, how well we come over to these competitions the level has to offer and each competitor brings ex- On the opposite side of the fi eld is Block they prepared and a test pertinent to food of the quality of food is a step above and a perience after winning a previous chef of the who although felt comfortable, she felt pres- service. Without a moments delay Lt. Col. step above that,” Sgt. Maj. Jerry Bailey said, quarter competition. sured as well. Steven J. Himelspach, the Headquarters and MCAS Cherry Point sergeant major. (Front left to right) Capt. John D. Stout, Navy Lt. 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The Windsock October 27, 2011 A9 AMCC from page A1 MCIEAST from page A1 of Defense,” stated Krista Sprenger, VP, Director of Sustainability for the Lend Lease Message 575/11, the mission of the new command will be to act as the single authority Americas region. “Today’s launch is the fi rst step in beginning to make all 40,000 Lend on all installation matters. It will function to provide command and control of regional Lease homes as energy effi cient as possible, and helps us provide the opportunity to cre- installation commands, establish policy, exercise oversight and prioritize resources in ate much needed construction jobs around the country.” order to optimize installation support to the operating forces and tenant commands. To reach its Better Buildings Challenge goal, Lend Lease will continue to retrofi t exist- MCIEAST, together with Marine Corps Installations West and Pacifi c will fall under ing structures, develop an energy consumption reduction program aimed at teaching the this common banner. 140,000 people who live or work in one of its communities how to reduce energy con- Asked how he sees the new command relationships shaping up, Gorry is exception- sumption to support a sustainable environment and focus on renewable energy solutions ally confi dent this arrangement will be mutually benefi cial. such as solar energy generation, fuel cell technologies, wind and ground source heating “MCIEAST is going to offer (MCICOM) the granularity (it) needs,” he said. “MCI- and cooling technologies. COM will be able to leverage those key issues above and beyond my staff’s ability to “Partners in the Better Buildings Challenge are committing their organizations as lead- focus on. As budgets get cut, there are going to be those dynamics – both foreseen and ers in saving energy, saving money, and showcasing the best energy-saving strategies,” unforeseen – they can address with the Commandant at the headquarters level.” said Kathleen Hogan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy Effi ciency at the U.S. De- Gorry brings with him a wellspring of experience serving with the supporting es- partment of Energy. “By spurring private investment in residential and commercial build- tablishment and operational tours of duty, having been a MEU Service Support Group ing upgrades, the Better Buildings Challenge will increase the demand for energy-saving commander, a camp commander in Okinawa, and the J3 director for U.S. Forces Af- products and services, create jobs, and help families and businesses reduce energy waste ghanistan. In fact Gorry and his family have spent the last 11 of the past 12 years and save money.” overseas. The Better Buildings Challenge is an energy-effi ciency program developed to cre- “I have an appreciation for what it takes to support the operating forces and their ate jobs, save money, reduce our country’s dependence on foreign oil and make our air families,” he said. “It can be a very gratifying experience. When you provide a new in- cleaner and aims to support President Obama’s goal of helping businesses save nearly fantry immersion training facility to help troops in combat, open an elementary school $40 billion annually in energy costs, enabling them to grow, invest in new technology, or a new chow hall like they’ve done here at Camp Lejeune, you’re seeing the direct and create American jobs through these retrofi t programs. Investing in innovative clean fruits of a lot of hard work.” energy technologies that make America’s commercial buildings more effi cient will put As evidenced by the extensive rows of military history books that line the shelves Americans to work and save money by saving energy. behind his desk, Gorry has developed a lifelong passion for reading and professional About Lend Lease: military education. Lend Lease is a leading international property and infrastructure group. Listed on the “PME is directly related to your ability to function at a higher level; there is always Australian Stock Exchange, Lend Lease has a signifi cant presence in the Americas, Aus- something you can learn,” Gorry said. tralia, Asia and Europe. To that end, he has attended Amphibious Warfare School, Command and Staff Col- In the US, Lend Lease’s public partnership business is the nation’s leader in public/pri- lege, and the National War College, National Defense University earning a Masters of vate community development. With a focus on creating sustainable value, Lend Lease Science Degree in Security Strategy. creates communities that regenerate our environment, enrich people’s lives and foster Gorry also says he has challenged himself to read a book a payday since he became economic growth. Lend Lease has worked extensively with the Department of Defense a fi rst lieutenant. through the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI), a program that provides “I got involved with a reading program early on and fell in love with military his- for the transfer of military housing assets to private sector companies. With more than tory,” he said. 40,000 residential units, 192 apartments and 8,500 hotel rooms in its portfolio, Lend During his previous assignment as the director of Command and Staff College he Lease will fi nance, develop, build, renovate and operate these sites for at least 50 years. had direct input into the Commandant’s Reading List. About Atlantic Marine Corps Communities: Asked what his favorite book is, Gorry easily points to Steven Pressfi eld’s Gates of Atlantic Marine Corps Communities LLC (AMCC), a limited liability company com- Fire, a historic fi ction novel that recounts the epic battle of Thermopylae and the brav- prised of the Department of the Navy and Lend Lease, represents a 50-year agreement ery of the Spartans who were willing to give their lives in the service of democracy and under the Military Housing Privatization Initiative. AMCC will develop, build, renovate, freedom against millions of Persians. fi nance, and manage more than 8,000 homes for the North Carolina Marine Corps Instal- “All Marines can relate to their warrior spirit,” he said. “There are so many leader- lations of MCAS Cherry Point, MCAS New River and MCB Camp Lejeune; the South ship and training lessons you can fi nd in the Spartans’ experience—the bonding and Carolina Marine Corps Installations of MCAS Beaufort, MCRD Parris Island; in the Or- molding of the Spartan warriors, the team oriented outlook, dealing with death, the ange County New York enclave of Stewart Terrace; and in the Hampden County Massa- value of strong families.” chusetts enclave of Westover. For more information, visit http://www.atlanticmcc.com/ Gorry says he has always modeled his leadership style after the Spartan leader, King Leonidas. Taking a passage directly from the book, he reads,” A king does not require service of those he leads but provides it to them. He serves them, not they him.” To be sure, it seems Gorry has already taken a page from the great Spartan king. “It’s a very humbling experience to be selected as a brigadier general. It’s an honor and a privilege to serve and to have the faith, trust and confi dence of the senior execu- tive leadership of the Marine Corps. I take that responsibility very seriously.” Gorry is slated to be dual-hatted as the base commander of Camp Lejeune sometime next summer. A10 October 27, 2011 The Windsock THEME COMPETITION

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SCHILT from page A1 According to his citation, his action took almost superhuman skill to accomplish. ry Auto P Marines were fi ghting rebels in the Nicaraguan town of Quilali and were taking ca- r la sualties. Schilt fl ew in, on an O2U-1 Corsair biplane, landed on a rough street while the e z town was burning down and with enemy fi re directed at his fragile aircraft. He unloaded h a needed supplies and replacements while the wounded were loaded aboard the aircraft. C Schilt repeated this feat 10 times, evacuating 18 Marines, delivering 1,400 pounds of LIFE TIME supplies and dropping off a new offi cer to take charge of the battle. At least three of the 18 Marines would have died not if for Schilt. With this feat and in fl ight competitions, Schilt proved himself an outstanding pilot. He was named Chief Test Pilot at the Naval Aircraft Factory, Philadelphia, Pa. He helped develop the aircraft Naval and Marine Aviation would use for World War II. He would fl y any aircraft, given the chance. According to offi cial documents, Schilt fl ew at least 218 FREE aircraft and helicopters throughout his 40-year career. During World War II, he held several important positions. First, he was assigned to the American Embassy in England, observing the British Royal Air Force in battle. Af- OIL CHANGE terward, he was assigned to 1st Marine Aircraft Wing and sent to Guadalcanal and the Solomon Islands. His next homefront tour was as the second commanding offi cer of MCAS Cherry Point, N.C. He oversaw the massive expansion of the then new air station FOR ALL which provided training for Marine pilots. Today, 81 buildings constructed during his tenure are still standing. His tour at Cherry Point continued when he was promoted to brigadier general and served as chief of staff and commanding general of 9th MAW, a World War II unit that MILITARY trained pilots for combat. At the time, 9th MAW had 20,000 or more Marines aboard *WITH PURCHASE OF CHERRY AUTO PLAZA VEHICLE Cherry Point and outlying fi elds. In February of 1945, he returned to the Pacifi c and took command of 2nd MAW in October, which was headquartered in Okinawa at the time. Schilt returned stateside after commanding 2nd MAW but was back at the front with 2005 HONDA 2003 JEEP 1st MAW when the Korean War broke out in 1951. There, he won the Air Force Distin- guished Service Medal for providing United Nations forces with “outstanding tactical PILOT CHEROKEE air support.” Schilt was credited with integrating 1st MAW into the “Far East Air Forces interdiction program by implementing highly effi cient fi ghter bomber, night intruder and night interdiction operations against enemy support missions,” in addition to other im- portant functions. To celebrate the Marine Corps birthday that year, he led an 85 aircraft strike against the North Koreans. After fi ghting in Korea, Schilt became the director of aviation for the Marine Corps and retired from that position as a four star general in 1957. “It is often said that we stand on the shoulders of giants,” said Kit Hart, the director of combat camera. “His was a career of fi rsts that established him as a legendary pilot in his own day and who, over the course of that career, did as much or more for Marine Avia- Price was $12,995 Price was $7,995 tion than anyone. Enlisting as a private and advancing to the rank of general, he was a true pioneer, instrumental in the development of the close air support tactics that are still Sale $11,900 Sale $6,995 the mission of Marine Corps Aviation today.” 2004 VOLKSWAGEN 6 VANS TO You CAN'T Find a LOWER PASSAT CHOOSE FROM PRICE On a Heat Pump GUARANTEED! 12,000 BTU Small Compact Heat & Cool Units $499 Price was $9,250 Starting at Sale $8,850 $1,995 “HEAT PUMPS” 2005 HYUNDAI 1997 BMW TIBURON 740iL

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CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO Families, friends and Emerald Isle locals watch and cheer Male athletes attack the oncoming waves of the Atlantic Ocean in the beginning of the swim portion of the for the athletes participating in the 8th annual Emerald 8th annual Emerald Isle Triathlon which featured more than 150 athletes. Four Marines with Wounded Warrior Isle Triathlon Oct. 15. More than 150 people participated, Battalion East participated in the race and showed their warrior spirit. including four Wounded Warriors.

CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO to Wounded Warriors and is now approaching retirement. MCAS CHERRY POINT “I’m going through the medical board process again and EMERALD ISLE, N.C. — Amber rays of light blan- getting ready to retire from the Marines,” he continued. keted the hundreds of athletes as they stretched before the “With everything I’ve been through the biggest challenge 8th annual Emerald Isle Triathlon Oct. 15. For some the is realizing my Marine Corps career is coming to an end. triathlon was just another event to add to the list, but for I’ve never wanted to do anything else except be a Marine four individuals it marked an accomplishment that exem- and to be a professional Marine. It’s all I’ve ever wanted plifi es the true pride of being a United States Marine. to do and I’ll love it until the day I die. For Wounded Warriors Staff Sgt. Jeremy Boutwell, Sgt. The WWB-East program focuses on healing the Wound- Samuel C. Chicora, Cpl. Brian McPherson and Cpl. Dan- ed Warriors medically with an emphasis on strengthening iel A. Taylor, Wounded Warrior Battalion East, Marine the Marines’ mind, body, spirit and family. Training for Corps Base Camp Lejeune, the triathlon tested everything the triathlon and completing it has these Marines success- the Marines had. fully completing their mission. The sprint triathlon included a 750-meter swim in the As each Marine with the battalion is on different lev- Atlantic Ocean, a 19.3 km bike ride and a 5 km run. In els, the triathlon showed the camaraderie they possess and addition to individual completion of the event there was brought the four Marines closer. also a team category where three different athletes could “This event was an opportunity for these Marines to compete on a team. compete and participate in a community event that pro- Boutwell, Chicora and Taylor competed as a team with motes a healthy, active lifestyle,” said Messenger. “It also Taylor completing the swim, Chicora completing the bike allows Marines to experience a sport and meet others with ride and Boutwell fi nishing up with the run. similar goals.” Elena Messenger, the Warrior Athlete Reconditioning The top fi nisher for all individuals was Mark Luckinbill CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO Program coordinator with WWB-East, thought the Ma- of Raleigh with an overall time of one hour and three min- Two female athletes congratulate one another upon crossing the finish line of the 8th annual Emerald Isle rines did well and hopes they’ll participate in more events utes. McPherson fi nished in an overall time of one hour Triathlon Oct. 15. in the future. and 16 minutes, while the three-Marine team fi nished in “Each Marine was chosen to participate in their particu- one hour and 37 minutes. lar leg of the triathlon based on their strongest skill,” she “All four Marines that competed did a fantastic job,” said. “Though now they are looking forward to perhaps Messenger said. “They learned a new meaning for team- completing the event on their own next time.” work and pushed themselves to the next level.” Messenger commonly works hand-in-hand with the Boutwell agreed with Messenger, saying that they went Marines from the battalion and helps them rehabilitate as above and beyond the call of duty. well as train for events like this. “These two Marines that came out with me today didn’t “This program is meant to keep Marines in shape and have to be here, but they volunteered to come out and keep them motivated while their going through their med- have a good time and represent the battalion, represent ical boards,” said Boutwell, a Seguin, Texas native. “… So the corps and just do good things – I’m proud of them,” a lot of Marines swim, some kayak and some participate Boutwell said. in cycling teams. I run and lift weights. There are a lot of Boutwell recently participated in the U.S. Armed Forc- physical activities that we take part in as part of the war- es, Morale, Welfare and Recreation network sponsored riors program.” Wilderness Challenge in Fayetteville, W. Va., Oct. 9-10. Although the Marines appear to be in tiptop shape, they More than 160 service members from the U.S. and Great have all have endured various mental and physical obsta- Britain participated in the 52-mile adventure that included cles on their road to recovery. Boutwell for example has hiking, biking, running, white water rafting and kayak- been a Marine for nine years, and although he’s loved his ing. time in, he is on his way out. When it comes down to it, it was a successful day for “I enlisted nine years ago as a machine gunner with 3rd the Wounded Warriors and more athletic challenges hope- Battalion, 7th Marines,” Boutwell said. “Then in March fully wait in the future. 2004 I got hurt pretty bad. I was wounded by an impro- “It feels good … good to be out here,” Boutwell said. vised explosive device in Iraq. I lost my right eye and my It’s a beautiful day breathing the air, sharing some broth-

CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO left leg got hurt pretty bad but I was lucky in the grand erhood with the Marines and just out here having a good A male athlete celebrates when he finishes the 8th scheme of things. I can’t complain much.” time.” annual Emerald Isle Triathlon Oct. 15. An array of Even though he’s been on extended limited duty since To learn more about WWB-East visit their website at North Carolina residents of all ages participated in 2006, Boutwell lateral moved to the intelligence fi eld. He http://bneast.woundedwarriorregiment.org/ the sprint triathlon, including four Wounded Warriors served as the intelligence chief for 1st Bn., 9th Marines with Wounded Warrior Battalion East. for two deployments over four years before being called

CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO From left to right, Sgt. Samuel C. Chicora, Staff Sgt. Jeremy Boutwell, Elena Messenger, and Cpl. Robert Taylor, pose after finishing the 8th annual Emerald Isle Triathlon Oct. 15. CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO Boutwell, Chicora and Taylor, all from Wounded Warrior Battalion East, completed the sprint triathlon which consisted of a 750-meter swim in the Atlantic Ocean, a 19.3 km bike ride and Two athletes finish the 19.3 km bike portion of the 8th annual Emerald Isle a 5 km run. Triathlon Oct. 15. Amy Quinn of Pine Knoll Shores finished first for the individual females with an overall time of one hour and six minutes while Mark Luckinbill of Raleigh finished in one hour and three minutes. B2 October 27, 2011 The Windsock Cherry Point Halloween Hours From the clinic: Regular door-to-door trick-or-treating in the housing areas will be from 6-9 p.m. The “Core” of Injury Prevention on Halloween night, Oct. 31, which will coincide with the trick-or-treating sched- DR. KIMBERLIY LAZARUK Proper strengthening of these muscles can NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC CHERRY POINT help prevent injuries that may occur. ule in Havelock. The body’s core is key for all movements and Now the question remains: how do I exer- Law enforcement and fi re department activities, but what exactly is the core and why cise my core? You may be thinking that you do is it so important? crunches so your core is strong, but crunches personnel will provide security for the The word is used a lot when talking about ex- only activate a small portion of the core. little ghosts and goblins throughout the ercises, especially abdominal exercises, but the One key concept to incorporate in exercises is core is far more than just abdominal muscles. It the idea of deep core muscle contraction. housing areas, and there will be an in- encompasses the muscles that run between your A way to perform this is to pretend that you ribs and your pelvic fl oor, both in the front and are zipping up tight pants, but only zip them up creased presence of patrols in each hous- the back of the body. half way. This will help engage the deeper mus- ing area throughout the evening as well. The core includes muscles people are familiar cles of your core and then you can perform your with, such as your glutes and abs, and some not exercises maintaining this contraction. so familiar, such as the quadratus lumborum, A few exercises one can do include wall one of the muscles that connects your spine to squats, back extension plus a side bend, and the your pelvis. familiar crunch but add a twist. The core is important because research has For additional exercises consider working shown that these muscles contract before any with a personal trainer or attending exercise movement is performed, from reaching for an classes offered in the area. As always, be sure to object to kicking a ball, and help to stabilize the check with your physician before beginning any body during the activity. exercise program.

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SPECIAL TO THE WINDSOCK consumed alcohol don’t use the stove or If you have a cooking fi re: til it is completely cooled. CHERRY POINT FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES stovetop. • JUST GET OUT! When you leave, • For an oven fi re, turn off the heat and • If you are simmering, baking, roasting, close the door behind you to help contain keep the door closed. Safety Tips or boiling food, check it regularly, remain the fi re. • If you try to fi ght the fi re, be sure others “COOK WITH CAUTION” in the home while food is cooking, and use • Call 9-1-1 or the local emergency num- are getting out and you have a clear way • Stay in the kitchen while you are fry- a timer to remind you that you are cook- ber after you leave. out. ing, grilling, or broiling food. If you leave ing. • Keep a lid nearby when you’re cooking • DO NOT PUT WATER ON A GREASE the kitchen for even a short period of time, • Keep anything that can catch fi re – to smother small grease fi res. Smother the FIRE! The fi re will spread rapidly. turn off the stove. oven mitts, wooden utensils, food packag- fi re by sliding the lid over the pan and turn • Consider keeping a fi re extinguisher in • Be on alert! If you are sleepy or have ing, towels – away from your stovetop. off the stovetop. Leave the pan covered un- the kitchen area for unexpected fi res.

These fi lms are now playing at local theaters

REINHILD MOLDENHAUER HUNEYCUTT Together they try to restore a rusty MCB CAMP LEJEUNE PUBLIC AFFAIRS hunk-of-junk robo-fi ghter named “KILLER ELITE” (R) Atom, thinking that they might have “Killer Elite” is an action adventure fi lm about a series of assassinations of mem- found a champion in this discarded bers of the British Special Air Service (SAS) by a hit squad. robot. Jason Statham (“the Mechanic,” “Death Race,” “the Expendables”) stars as Danny As the stakes in the brutal, no- Bryce, a former soldier and member of Britain’s Elite Special Air Service. holds-barred arena are raised, Char- The ex-special ops agent is lured out of retirement to rescue his mentor, Hunter, lie and Max, against all odds, get one played by Robert De Niro (“Righteous Kill,” “Limitless”), who has been captured. last shot at a comeback. Hunter has been marked for death by assassins who are led by Spike, played by Co-starring are Kevin Durand Clive Owen (“Duplicity,” “The International”). (“Legion”) as Ricky; Anthony To make the rescue, Bryce must complete a near impossible mission of killing Mackie (“The Adjustment Bureau”) three tough assassins and their cunning leader. as Finn; Evangeline Lilly (“The Hurt Co-starring are Dominic Purcell (“Straw Dogs,” “Creek”) as Davies; and Yvonne Locker”) as Bailey, Charlie’s devot- Strahovski (“The Canyon”) as Anne. ed friend; and Hope Davis (“Charlie Gary McKendry is making his feature directing debut and also co-wrote the screen- Bartlett”) as the wealthy Aunt Deb- play, which is based on the 1991 novel The Feather Men by Sir Ranulph Fiennes. ra. “Killer Elite” is a ridiculous and empty-headed action movie that consist of little Director Shawn Levy (“Date else but extreme fi ghting and killing and which is supposed to be based on real-life Night,” “Night at the Museum,” British covert operations. What a waste of talented actors. “The Pink Panther”) goes high tech and imagines a world in which hu- “REAL STEEL” (PG-13) man boxing is obsolete and replaced “Real Steel” is a science fi ction fantasy and sports movie. by mechanized beings. The story is set in the near future where the sport of boxing has gone high tech. In Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard this world in which machine boxing is the rage, a down on his luck robot trainer fi nds worked as adviser in this movie that a killer fi ghter and also reestablishes a relationship with his son. replaces the human boxer with remote-control robots and helped Jackman get into Hugh Jackman (“X-Men,” “Australia”) stars as Charlie Kenton, a washed-up fi ght- top-notch fi ghting form; however most of the boxing sequences are motion-capture er who lost his chance at a title when 200-pound, 8-foot-tall steel robots took over animation. the ring. Steven Spielberg (“Jurassic Park”) and Robert Zemeckis (“Cast Away”) are execu- Now Charlie is nothing but a struggling small-time promoter who earns just enough tive producers in this sci-fi venture. money piecing together low-end bots from scrap metal to get from one underground “Real Steel” is a gritty action ride and an emotional come-back story with plenty boxing venue to the next. of metal-on-metal violence but the fi lm also shows a wonderful uplifting father and When Charlie hits rock bottom, he reluctantly teams up with his estranged son Max, son relationship story. played by Dakota Goyo (“Thor”), to build and train a championship contender. The Windsock October 27, 2011 B3

Announcements ►Indicates new announcement ►Handbell choirs Marine and Family Programs ► Fourth annual HallowFest The combined handbell choirs of the Bells of Praise and The annual Halloween Festival will be held at Night- the Crystal Coast Ringers, a community bell choir, will Marine, Family Programs Office Numbers mare Factory in Havelock, N.C., Friday and Saturday. give a special concert at 6:30 p.m., Nov. 2 at the First Unit- The Family Member Employment Program, This free festival will include food and drinks, magic ed Methodist Church, 9th and Arendell Streets in More- Transition Assistance Management Program, shows, live local bands, a fortune teller and more.There head City. The concert is free to the public. Relocation Assistance Program and accredited will daytime events for kids and families, nighttime events This one-hour concert will include a variety of secular financial counselors can be reached at 466-4201. for teens and adults, including costume contests for cash and sacred songs plus a special patriotic medley. • Child Development Resource and Referral – 466- and prizes, and more. The First United Methodist Church is located at 9th and 3595. Parents can bring children to trick-or-treat through a Arendell Street in downtown Morehead City. • Exceptional Family Member Program – 466- Halloween Town for a safe and friendly time on Friday - For more information, call Nancy Hanf at 252-726- 3305. Sunday, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. The family-friendly haunted house 1831. • Family Advocacy Program – 466-3264. is open from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. • Library – 466-3552. Teens and adults, when the sun goes down, HallowFest Volunteer Request • LifeLong Learning – 466-3500. turns Rated “R” (no age requirement). All attractions are The Cherry Point Young Marines youth organization is • Military Family Life Consultant – 876-8016. Rated “R” with ticket sales open from 8pm-12am. looking for both male and female Marines who would be • New Parent Support Program – 466-3651. dedicated to working with its youth, ages 8 to 18 on Friday • Retired Activities – 466-5548. ►Toys for Tots nights. The group meets Fridays from 5:30 to 8 p.m. and • Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Toys for Tots are looking for volunteers to assist at various one Saturday a month from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.The Young – 466-5490. locations in the community for toy drops. All volunteers Marines program provides an alternative for youth and • Substance Abuse Counseling – 466-7568. will need to be in dress blues and will need transportation seeks to instill a sense of pride in the youth - pride in • 24/7 Victim Advocate for Confidential Services to and from the site. themselves, in their community and in their country. relating to Sexual Assault or Domestic Violence The organization is also in need of a holding facility If you are interested in volunteering, contact Paula – 665-4713. for the toys collected, access to one warehouse bay large Cusson at 444-5914 or go online at http://www. enough to hold the toys, and a couple con-x containers cherrypointyoungmarines.com/. Budget for Baby large enough to hold toys until Dec. 15. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers Any assistance the local commands could lend would be Influenza Vaccinations Budget for Baby classes. very much appreciated. Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point will have influenza To register call 466-2031. Any organization requesting toys for children less vaccination fairs at the clinic for all family members and fortunate than others should go to the website http://camp- retirees on the following dates: Breastfeeding Class lejeune-nc.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/ • Dec. 7, 1 to 3:30 p.m. in the Immunization Clinic The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers default.asp to make contact with the local Marine Reserve • Dec. 10, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. in Medical Home Port free breastfeeding classes to expectant mothers. for assistance. The purpose of the class is to help prepare the These toys which are collected are not ear marked for ►Free ECU game mother to be ready and confi dent to breastfeed one area or another, but for anyone making a request. Havelock Military Affairs Committee is sponsoring a once the baby arrives. The forms and conditions can be found on the website. trip to East Carolina University to watch the Pirates foot- To register call 466-2031. ball team take on the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles ►Trick-or-treat hours for Cherry Point Marines and Sailors, Nov. 5. The event is Veterans’ Assistance Regular door-to-door trick-or-treating in the housing free for 40 service members and $20 for spouses and will A representative from the Veterans Affairs Office areas will be from 6-9 p.m. on Halloween night, Oct. 31, include free transportation, and a super tailgate party in visits Cherry Point each Thursday in building 4335. which will coincide with the trick-or-treating schedule in ECU VIP parking area. The tailgate party will include an Call 466-4201 for assistance. Havelock. open bar and all you can eat buffet. Law enforcement and fi re department personnel will The event is for adults so children are not allowed. provide security for the little ghosts and goblins throughout To register, please email [email protected] the housing areas, and there will be an increased presence and include rank, name, unit and contact number to be of patrols in each housing area throughout the evening as reached the day of departure. For more information call OFF Limits well. 466-2531. MCAS CHERRY POINT AREA Monthly and Weekly Events 98 CENT ONLY STORE (BIG DADDY) WESLEY’S GROCERY Courage to Change Al-Anon Family Group Meeting Carteret County Domestic Violence COASTAL SMOKE SHOP Cherry Point and Havelock Cour- There are Al-Anon family group Program. EXPRESSIONS age to Change is a support group for meetings Tuesdays at 8 p.m. for The group meetings are held every FRIDAY’S NIGHT CLUB (AKA CLUB INSOMNIA, CLUB friends and families of people who family members and friends of Wednesday at 6 p.m. CLASSICS, INFINITY LOUNGE) suffer from alcoholism. individuals who may have alcohol For more information, call H&D EXPRESS AKA CITGO Meetings are held at St. Paul’s problems. 728-3788. NADINE’S FOOD MART Lutheran Church in Havelock, The meetings are held at Havelock SUPER EXPRESSWAY Tuesdays at 8 p.m. First Baptist Church. Marine Corps League Meetings TOBACCO OUTLET (HAVELOCK AND NEW BERN) For more information, call For more information, call The Cherry Point Detachment TOBACCO SHOP & GIFTS (BEAUFORT AND NEW BERN) 241-6155 or 670-6236. 447-8063 or 447-2109. of the Marine Corps League meets TOBACCO TOWN the third Tuesday of each month at TOBACCO SHOP (NEWPORT, N.C.) AA Beginners Meeting Together For Life Miller’s Landing at 7 p.m. TWIN RIVERS (NOT THE MALL) There are two weekly Alcoholics The “Together for Life” one-day For more information, call WHITE SANDS CONVENIENCE STORE Anonymous meetings aboard the premarital seminar is held for active 515-1175. air station. The meetings are held duty personnel age 26 and under, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m. within 90 days of marriage. Disabled Veterans MCB CAMP LEJEUNE AREA The meetings take place in Room Please call the chapel at 466-4000 Chapter 26 of the Disabled BELFAST QUICK MART 208 of Building 229, in the same for more information. American Veterans meets on the third BELL AUTO SALVAGE II building as the tax center, next to the Tuesday of each month at the Senior BOTTA BOOMS Cherry Tree House. Domestic Violence Victims Center in Havelock at 7 p.m. CASH-N-ADVANCE For more information, call A support group for victims of do- For information, contact Cris CJ’S QUICK MART 447-2109. mestic violence is provided by the Young at 259-3427. CLUB MICKEY’S COASTAL SMOKE SHOP DASH-IN DISCOUNT TOBACCO D’S DRIVE THRU Hotlines D’S QUICK MART DOLL HOUSE EASY MONEY CATALOG SALES 2nd MAW Command Inspector General Sexual Assault EXPRESS WAY 466-5038 This procedure is not to replace calling 911 if you FANTASIES are in immediate danger. Immediately call 665- HIP HOP AND HOOKAHS Station Inspector 4713, which is monitored 24/7. The person an- ILLUSIONS 466-3449 swering the call will help you decide the next steps JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY AUTO PARTS to take. You may remain anonymous. KINGS DRIVE THRU Fraud, Waste and Abuse KWIK STOP MART If you know of or suspect any fraud, waste or Severe Weather and Force Protection LAIRDS AUTO & TRUCK CENTER abuse aboard MCAS Cherry Point, call 466- Information MILITARY CIRCUIT OF JACKSONVILLE 2016. Cherry Point personnel call 466-3093. MOE’S MART This line’s automated answering service is FRC East personnel call 464-8333. available 24/7. DDCN personnel call 466-4083. NASH MARKET ONE STOP SHOP PAR TECH PLAYHOUSE PLEASURE PALACE Terrorist Surveillance Indicators PRIVATE PLEASURES (AKA CARRIAGE HOUSE) RACEWAY AUTO PARTS Surveillance Indicators REFLECTION PHOTO Terrorist surveillance may be fi xed, mobile or progressive. REID’S MART Fixed surveillance: Done from a static, often concealed position, possibly an adjacent SMOKERS POST building, business or other facility. In fi xed surveillance scenarios, terrorists may establish SOUTHERN COMFORT themselves in a public location over an extended period of time or choose disguises or SMITTYY’S R&R occupations such as street vendors, tourists, repair or deliverymen, photographers or even demonstrators to provide a plausible reason for being in the area. SPEED MART TALK OF THE TOWN II Mobile surveillance: Usually entails observing and following persons or individual hu- TENDER TOUCH (AKA BABY DOLLS) man targets, although it can be conducted against nonmobile facilities. To enhance mobile TOBACCO ALLEY surveillance many terrorists have become more adept at progressive surveillance. TOBACCO AND MORE Progressive surveillance: A technique whereby the terrorist observes a target for a short TOBACCO CLUB time from one position, withdraws for a time (possibly days or even weeks), then resumes TOBACCO FOR LESS surveillance from another position. This activity continues until the terrorist determines TOBACCO HOUSE CIGARETTE CENTER target suitability and/or noticeable patterns in the operation’s or target’s movements. This type of transient presence makes the surveillance much more diffi cult to detect or predict. TOBACCO LEAF More sophisticated surveillance is likely to be accomplished over a long period of time. VERONA QUICK STOP This type of surveillance tends to evade detection and improve the quality of information. VETERANS AFFAIRS SERVICES Some terrorists perform surveillance of a target or target area over a period of months or even years. Public parks and other public gathering areas provide convenient venues for surveillance because it is not unusual for individuals or small groups in these areas to loiter OUTSIDE AREAS or engage in leisure activities that could serve to cover surveillance activities. CARLAND CENTENNIAL ENTERPRISES, INC. 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NC STATE UNIVERSITY CCA, Inc. a private, non-profit corporation is building a diverse workforce and encour- ages applications from candidates who enjoy making a positive difference in people’s lives. We offer eligible employees an excellent benefits package which includes Medi- NC STATE ENGINEERING IN HAVELOCK cal, dental, life and 401K. Additional Information at www.coastalcommunityaction.com Engineering Education Programs DISABILITIES/MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST - FULL TIME for Residents of Eastern North Carolina Seeking a qualified individual with expertise in Early Childhood disabilities, mental health, social-emotional development, and/or challenging behaviors with a focus of serving children ages zero thru four. Responsibilities include: •Providing support and technical assistance to the teaching staff through classroom WHICH ONE OF THESE visitations, training, and one on one mentoring. •Assisting the DMH Manager in the planning, implementation, oversight and adminis- PROGRAMS IS RIGHT tration of the Disabilities and Mental Health program areas. •Adhering to all federal, state, and private regulations, report writing, research and data collection/tracking, and program development. FOR YOU? Requirements: BA/S in Special Education or Early Childhood Education with a mini- mum of three to five years related experience required. Working knowledge and sensi- BEGIN tivity to child care issues of low income, at risk children and families. Strong leader- Your Engineering Undergraduate Degree with ship, time management, organizational, written, and verbal skills required. Strong 2+2 Transfer Program at Craven Community College computer skill required. Location: Newport, NC COMPLETE Your Undergraduate Engineering Degree BUS DRIVER- PART-TIME in Mechanical Engineering Systems BSE in Havelock Responsible for transporting children to and from Child Development Center. Position involves non-traditional part-time work hours. Requirements: Must have North Caro- lina CDL, school bus and passenger endorsement, and an excellent driving record. ENHANCE Your Engineering Competencies by completing one of the 14 Online Masters Degrees TEACHERS HEAD START & MORE @ FOUR - FULL-TIME Responsibilities include: The overall operation of a preschool classroom in accordance EXPLORE Engineering As A Career by Participating with Head Start Performance Standards and North Carolina Child Care Regulations. This includes planning, coordinating, and supervising a classroom environment that in the Middle School Summer Engineering Camp promotes each child’s total development (i.e. social, physical, emotional, cognitive and nutritional) while promoting positive, open communication with parents and children. ENGINEERING OPEN HOUSE SIGN-ON BONUS of $1,000 for M@4 Lead Teachers and $500 for M@4 Teacher As- sistants who meet the educational requirements. Requirements: MUST have an A.A. November 9, 9:00-1:00 or B.A. in Early Childhood Education with a Pre K Add-on or BK Licensure. Location: Carteret, Craven and Pamlico County Building 4335 | Room 227 | MCAS Cherry Point CHILD CARE PROVIDER PART TIME & FULL TIME November 10, 6:30 PM Responsibilities include: providing quality childcare to children ages zero thru four, de- Redd Building | Room 130 velopment and implementation of curriculum and weekly lesson plans, maintaining a daily schedule with a predictable routine, ensuring a healthy and safe environment, at Craven Community College Havelock and promoting positive, open communication with parents and children. Require- ments: Early Childhood Credentials and experience teaching children ages zero thru four. Location: Carteret, Craven and Pamlico County. Contact Dr. Bill Fortney 252-444-3357 for more information. EDUCATION SPECIALIST - FULL-TIME Responsible for monitoring classroom activities to ensure requirements under Head Start Performance Standards and North Carolina Child Care Regulations are being met; providing support and technical assistance to the teaching staff through class- room visitations, training, and one-on-one mentoring. Requirements: B.A. in ECE/D or related field with coursework equivalent to a major relating to early childhood educa- tion; minimum of 2 years teaching experience in early childhood ages 3 to 5. Loca- tion: Newport, NC

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