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The Single Marine Program rowing team competes during the 6th annual DragonBoat Beaufort charity race June 23 at Waterfront Park in downtown Beaufort. The team was comprised of Marines and Sailors from the Tri-command. This was the second year SMP put together a team for the event. Both local and traveling teams competed in the volunteer organized event that strives to create a strong sense of wellness through competition, camaraderie and also raises money for local cancer patients, survivors, and families. The SMP team recieved the fastest local time for the second year in a row. Story and photos by shows the local community that the Marines aren’t just The SMP team consisted of about 20 Marines and Cpl. Ashley Phillips here to make a bunch of noise, but they are a part of Sailors from MCAS Beaufort, MCRD Parris Island, and the community.” Naval Hospital Beaufort. Though it was difficult, the The community of Beaufort came together to The annual race is an all-volunteer run rowing compe- team managed to meet and practice prior to the races. compete in the 6th annual DragonBoat Beaufort tition with two goals: to support and affirm cancer sur- There were also Marines and base personnel competing charity race June 23 at Waterfront Park in down- vivors with a strong sense of community, physical com- on other teams. town Beaufort. Marines, Sailors, friends, and fami- petition, and camaraderie and raise money to help local “Leadership Beaufort formed a team that was half lies from Marine Corps Air Beaufort, Marine Corps cancer patients and their families. leadership and half cancer survivors,” said Lt. Col. Mat- Recruit Depot Parris Island, and Naval Hospi- “This is not the first time the Single Marine Program thew Stover, the executive officer of MCAS Beaufort. tal Beaufort competed in and volunteered at has entered a team in the race,” Harrell said. “Last “We placed second in our division; which was for cancer the event. year we had a team that placed fourth overall and had survivors. I also saw the SMP team and they looked re- “DragonBoat Beaufort is an awesome charity to con- the fastest local time. I think that we could go very ally good out there on the water.” tribute toward,” said Lydiah Harrell, the Single Ma- far with this event and would love to see it become an According to their website, the rine Program recreation assistant. “More than that, it SMP tradition.” Single Marine Program exists see dragon, page 7 Stingers welcome new commander

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Lt. Col. Adam L. Jeppe relinquished command of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 to Lt. Col. Anthony C. Lyons during a change of command ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort June 25. The commanding officer of MCAS Beaufort, Col. Timothy Miller and the commanding officer of Ma- rine Aircraft Group-31, Col. Frank Latt attended the ceremony, along with other squadron commanders aboard the air station. MALS-31 was activated on Feb. 1, 1943 at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C. The squad- rons awards include the Presidential Unit Citation Streamer, Navy Unit Commendation Streamer, Meritorious Unit Commendation Streamer and the National Defense Service Streamer with three Bronze Stars. “When I first took command, it didn’t take me long to learn what Lt. Col Jeppe and this squadron brought to the fight,” Latt said. “MALS-31 is at the corner- stone of every MAG-31 success. No matter their hardships and workload, they have flourished under Photo by Cpl. Terry Haynes III the guidance and leadership of Lt. Col. Jeppe. Thank Lt. Col. Adam L. Jeppe relinquishes command of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 to Lt. Col. Anthony C. you for your service and Semper Fidelis.” Lyons aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort June 25. After relinquishing command, Jeppe was awarded the After exchanging the squadron colors, the sym- Meritorious Service Medal for his service as the commanding officer of the Stingers. bolic transfer of command, Jeppe was awarded the see Stingers, page 4 2 The Jet Stream | Friday, June 29, 2018 Games and Entertainment

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Photo by Cpl. Terry Haynes III Col. Frank Latt, commanding officer of Marine Aircraft Group 31, awards Lt. Col. Adam L. Jeppe the Meritorious Service Medal during a change of command ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort June 25. During the ceremony, Jeppe relinquished command of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 to Lt. Col. Anthony C. Lyons. STINGERS Mer- effort these past two and guests were invited continued from page 1 itori- years. My time leading to attend a reception at ous Service Medal with a this squadron has been the officers club aboard gold star in lieu of memorable and I can’t MCAS Beaufort. third award for his thank all of you enough. “The past month I have outstanding meritorious Leaving the Stingers will been here I’ve been able service while serving as be difficult but I know to see the very positive the commanding offi- that they are in the best command environment cer of MALS-31. After hands possible.” that’s been put in place,” relinquishing command, Lyons, a native of said Lyons. “Our mission Jeppe will report to the Baker, La., enlisted in the is to support the flying National War College as Marine Corps in 1987. As squadrons of the MAG the command officer. the incoming command- and we will not fail it. I “I have been privileged ing officer of MALS-31, look forward to leading to work with some of the Lyons will lead the Sting- this already spectacular best Marines during my ers as they prepare for squadron and leading it time here,” said Jeppe. future deployments and to even greater heights, “I cannot express how support the squadrons of let’s go to work.” much I appreciate all MAG-31. After the cere- of their hard work and mony, service members

Photo by Cpl. Terry Haynes III Photo by Cpl. Terry Haynes III Col. Frank Latt, the commanding officer of Marine Aircraft Group 31, addresses the Lt. Col. Adam L. Jeppe, the outgoing commander of Marine Aviation Logistics crowd during a change of command ceremony aboard Marine Corps Air Station Squadron 31, addresses the crowd during a change of command ceremony aboard Beaufort June 25. Lt. Col. Adam L. Jeppe relinquished command of Marine Aviation Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort June 25. During the ceremony, Jeppe relinquished Logistics Squadron 31 to Lt. Col. Anthony C. Lyons. During the ceremony, Jeppe was command of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 31 to Lt. Col. Anthony C. Lyons. awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for his leadership with the Stingers. After relinquishing command, Jeppe will report to the National War College.

To continue to provide Marines, Sailors and families with cost effective child care, the Child Development center will be changing it’s hours of operation to 5:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. effective July 9. In Other News The Jet Stream | Friday, June 29, 2018 5 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing conducts change of command

Photo by Lance Cpl. Ethan Pumphret Photo by Lance Cpl. Ethan Pumphret U.S. Marine Corps Brig. Gen. Karsten S. Heckl, left, shakes hands with Maj. Gen. U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Matthew G. Glavy speaks to the audience during the Matthew G. Glavy during the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing change of command ceremony 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing change of command ceremony on Marine Corps Air Station on Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., June 22. During the ceremony Glavy Cherry Point, N.C., June 22. During the ceremony. Glavy relinquished command of relinquished command of 2nd MAW to Heckl. 2nd MAW to Brig. Gen. Karsten S. Heckl.

Photo by Lance Cpl. Ethan Pumphret Current and former U.S. Marine Corps commanding officers of 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing salute the American flag and unit colors during the 2nd MAW change of command ceremony on Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., June 22. During the ceremony, Maj. Gen. Matthew G. Glavy relinquished command of 2nd MAW to Brig. Gen. Karsten S. Heckl. 6 The Jet Stream | Friday, June 29, 2018 Graduates Hotel Company Graduates Honor Graduates Platoon 2048 Platoon 2052 Pfc. R. A. Harder, Summerville, SC Pfc. K. CapoteMclean, Pittsburgh, PA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. M.A. Serrato Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. J.R. Paxson Platoon 2049 Pfc. S. J. Weg, Howell, NJ Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. R.W. Gleisner Platoon 2050 Platoon 2053 Pfc. J.T. Nguyen, Biloxi MS Pfc. E.J. Boeve, Fairfield, MI Senior Drill Instructor: GySgt. L.A. Wagner Senior Drill Instructor: Sgt. D.T. Woody

Platoon 2048

Pvt Arevalo, Mario A.,Pvt Armstrong, Nicholas J.,Pvt Bell, Austin S.,PFC Berar, Thomas,PFC Buck, Trevor A.,Chavezvidal, JoseDanger F.,PFC Collins, Nicholas R. *,Pvt Cotugno, Davide P.,Pvt Davis, Titus M.,Pvt Eickel- berry, Adam R.,PFC Fuentes, Edwin A.,Pvt Gass, Marcus A.,Pvt Gosa, Dakota S.,PFC Hansen, John K.,PFC Harder, Ryan A.,Pvt Hull, Kellen B.,PFC Ledford, Michael C.,PFC Lester, David W.,PFC Letchford, Logan J.,LCPL Lopezdejesus, Donte L.,PFC Martin, Isaac L.,PFC Mazurek, Wade Y.,Pvt Morgan, Skyler B.,Pvt Morgan, Trevor I.,PFC Nelson, Dylan T.,Pvt Ortiz Jr, Alvaro,PFC Poncejaimes, Israel,Pvt Prescott, Mathieu G.,Pvt Ramseur, Christian B.,Pvt Redlin, Austin T.,PFC Robinson, Jaylun D.,Pvt Rodrigueztorres, Rodrigo,Pvt Scott, Emanuel F.,PFC Starrett, Colby R.,PFC Sykes II, Thomas C.,PFC Taylor, Adam D.,Pvt Thomas,,X- zavier G.,PFC Toro, Braxton L. ,Pvt Torresvasquez, Kevin E.,Pvt White, Michael C.,Pvt Yee, Justin K.

Platoon 2049

Pvt Aksenov, Aleksey K,. Pvt Andrew, Alek G.,PFC Bourgeois, Rory J.,PFC Briggs, Sterling J.,Pvt Canzater, Kory M.,PFC Checocollado, Ruben L.,PFC Cintron, Max J.,Pvt Clark, Tavon Q.,Pvt Cuellar, Caleb R.,PFC Elmore, Caleb P.,Pvt Fletcher, Konnor T.*,Pvt Fortney, Zachary S.,Pvt Gomez III, Joaquin ,PFC Hewitt Jr., Cedric O.,Pvt Hudson, Kentrell B.,PFC Johnson, Eric L.,Pvt King, Ayars L.,PFC May, Shel,Pvt Mccall, Gunner M.,Pvt Mercado, Charles ,Pvt Miller, Giovanni L.,Pvt Moore, Isaiah R.,PFC Morris, Christopher T.,Pvt Morris, Dillon R.,Pvt Nettles, Austin P.*,Pvt Pham, Tim V.,Pvt Reyna, Jesse N.,Pvt Rosado, Daniel R.*,PFC Sadek, Keon G.,Pvt Sandaran, Alyxandar G.,PFC Schmidt, Christopher D.,PFC Shaw, Tyler G.,Pvt Summers, Dakota S.,Pvt Torres, Roberto M.,PFC Valdovinos, Miguel A.,PFC Weg, Sean J.,PFC White, Andrew J.,Pvt Wilken, Peter J.,PFC Williams, Rayshawn J.,Pvt Zwiers, Hunter J.

Platoon 2050

Pvt.. Battle Jr., George P.,Pvt. Diforte III, Lucien L.,Pvt.Farrell, Evan J.Pvt.Fraser, James D.,Pfc.Gestwicki, James V.,Pfc. Golemonmercer, Andrew M.,Pvt.Gulick, Ryan M., Pfc.Harris, Nicholas

A.,Pvt.Hastings, Lane J.,Pvt. Heath, Herbert B.,Pvt.Hood, Michael A.,Pvt.Jordan Jr, Victor M.,Pvt.Kimball, RonaldDanger J.,Pvt.Klotzbach, Zachery D.,Pvt.Lajci, Azdren,Pvt.Marshall, Robert W. Pfc.Martinezrivera, Christian J,Pvt.Mccoy, Josiah K.,Pfc.Mcdonald, William C.,Pfc.Moralesalejandro, Kevin J., Pvt.Newstead, Jayson D.,,Pfc.Nguyen, Jason T. *,Pfc.Oconnor, Zachary R.,,Pvt.Part, Chandler A.,Pvt.Peters, Devin T.,Pfc.Pierre, Jeremiah T. *,Pfc.Queen, Evan M. *,Pvt.Ramirez, Elijah N.,Pvt.Ramos, Alexander J.,Pvt.Riosramirez, Jonathan F.,Pvt.Russell, Derek S.,Pvt.Sheika, Hamzeh N.,Pfc.Shultz, Matthew J.,Pvt. Smith, Joshua J,Pvt. Springer, Kyler B.,Pvt.Taylor, Deshon,Pvt.Tongel, Justin T.,Pvt.Trejoramirez, Jose A.,Pvt. Vera, Rene C.,Pvt.Walden, Charles D.,Pvt. Wood, Hunter D.,Pfc.Zaleski, Brendan J.,

Platoon 2052

Pvt. Afolabi, Stephan A.,Pfc. Arbogast, Dylan T.,Pvt. Asterbadi, Zachary N.,Pfc. Banta, Austin D.,Pvt. Brown, Dustin M.,Pfc. CapoteMcLean, Karin*,Pvt. Dunlap, Nicholas J.,Pfc. Faucheux, Austin M.,Pvt. Fogle, Nathan E.,Pvt. Fuentes, Angel R.,Pfc. Gold, Jesse M.*,Pvt. Gratton, Joseph D.,Pvt. Hall, Jacob R.,Pvt. Hall, John D.,Pvt. Korpal, Samuel N.,Pfc. Larson, Chance J.,Pfc. Marcial- Lopez, Victor A.,Pfc. McClenahan Jr, Kent A.P,Pvt. Moats, David W.,Pvt. Morgan, Bryan T.,Pfc. Morris, William H.,Pvt. Muhammad, Kweisi M.,Pvt. Nelms, Steffan A.,Pvt. O’Donnell, Collin E.,Pfc. Pelletier, Dominic G.*,Pfc. Riveraruiz, Idelalbert,Pvt. Rodriguez, Johvany,Pfc. Rowan, Colin J.,Pvt. Russell, Christopher B.,Pfc. Salcedo, Brian,Pvt. Sullivan, Kevin R.,Pfc. Walker, Chris- tian D.,Pvt. Walker, Eli A.,Pvt. Weller, Neal E.,Pfc. Wheeler, Adam R.,Pvt. Williams, Nicolas,Pvt. Wooldridge, Christian P.,Pvt. Young, Paul G.,Pvt. Zavala, Rivelino D.

Platoon 2053

Pvt.Abernathy, Cody B.,Pfc.Abruzzino, Michael J. *,Pvt.Babcock, Alexander T.,Pfc.Baj, Adam M.,Pvt.Bitgood, William J.,Pfc.Boeve, Erik J. *,Pvt.Brewer, Jacob J.,Pvt.Callahan, Joshua E.,Pfc.

Caspari Jr, Christophe B.,Pvt. Coletti, Joseph N.,Pvt.Diazpuertas, Luis A.,Pvt.Dole, Henry C.,Pfc.Dwyer, Caio F.,Pvt.Filipiak,Danger Justin J.,Pvt.Harper, Logan D.,Pvt.Hayes, Hunter R. *,Pvt. Hudgins, Dashawn K.,Pvt.Johnson, Garrett K.Pvt.Kandler, Jeffery R.,Pvt.Kelly, Andrewshaw B.,Pfc.Kio, Brandon J.,Pfc. Lankford, Adam W.,Pvt.Marrs, Thomas P.,Pvt.Mcdowell, Nicolas T.,Pfc.Minnear, Mason B.,Pfc.Omeara, Shane T.,Pvt.Patel, Neal N.,Pvt.Pearson, Jeffrey D.,Pfc.Reburn, Matthew J.,Pvt.Soto, Mark A.,Pvt.Stevens, Casey M.,Pvt.Stockman, Trevor Z.,Pvt.Torresorellana, Raul,Pvt. Trask, Colby A.,Pvt.Turpin, William A.,Pfc.Udofiah, Abasiono S.Pvt.Vanarsdale, Brandon M.,Pfc.Wade Jr, William A.,Pvt.Weeden, Jared C.Pfc.Whittenburg, Joe B.Pvt.Winters, Hunter F.,Pvt. Yebba, Ryan P. Papa Company Graduates

Honor Graduates

Platoon 4022 Platoon 4023 Pfc. A. E. Auen, Lynesville, PA Pfc. N. F. Green, Bakersfield, CA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. T. Espinosa Simons Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. E.N. Link

Platoon 4022 Danger Pfc. Auen, Ashley E.*,Pvt. Barr, Heather N.,Pvt. Benoit, Abigail M.,Pvt. Bicknell, Hala L.,Pfc. Blocker, Rachel N.,Pfc. Bullard, Krystyn L.,Pvt. Butler, Valerie L.,Pfc. Calerofernandez, Kirian I.,Pvt. Cardoza, Valentina M.,Pfc. Casillas, Daniela,Pfc. Cisneros, Izabella C.,Pfc. Dennis, Kwamesiha K.,Pvt. Favors, Danidra L.,Pvt. Garza, Lesley E.,Pvt. Gavilanes, Arlette O. Pvt. Gonzalez, Danitza E.,Pfc. Gulsan, Suzan E.,Pvt. Gutierrez, Alicia M.,Pfc. Herrien, Samantha A.*,Pvt. Hines, Katelyn P.,Pvt. Hunt, Katherine N.,Pfc. Just, Alexandra E.,Pvt. Kimbrell, Abbigail C.,Pvt. Lopez, Maria E.,Pfc. May, Caitlyn M.,Pvt. Medina, Elizabeth,Pvt. Miracle, Nikita J.,Pvt. Moreno, Yessenia,Pfc. Nahrstedt, Amanda L.,Pfc. Page, Brittani D.,Pfc. Radosin, Katelyn A.,Pfc. Rodela, Manuella E.,Pvt. Rojas, Maribel,Pvt. Rome, Emily E.,Pvt. Sands, Destyne J.,Pvt. Schumacher, Bryana R.,Pfc. Shipman, Kaitlyn D.,Pfc. Smith, Shelby L.,Pvt. Tennant, Leigha R.,Pfc. Tran- tham, Darby J.,Pvt. Wenzel, Chelsea E.,Pvt. White, Bethany J.,Pfc. Wills, Elikah L.,Pfc. Wyzykowski, Alexis M.

Platoon 4023

Pvt. Anderson, Selma E.,Pvt. Beckford, Maya B.,Pvt. Beevers, Carlie N.,Pvt. Cabral, Jessica,Pvt. Cheng, Victoriamc J.,Pfc. Conners, Gabrielle R.,Pvt. Delgado, Jewel A.,Pvt. Falcon, Katherine A.,Pfc. Gomestorres, Amanda,Pfc. Green, Faith N.,Pvt. Griffin, Rachel,Pfc. Guerraaguilar, Lucero,Pvt. Guirand, Theresa A.,Pvt. Hadel, Tarah,Pfc. Haskett, Cheyenne M.,Pvt. Hendricks, Allexys N.,Pvt. Holdener, Miranda L.,Pvt. Huss, Madison L.,Pfc. Jedlicka, Emily M.*,Pvt. Ladue, Sahara D.,Pfc. Maciasangel, Araceli J.,Pvt. Medina, Ashley,Pvt. Moore, Macy J.,Pfc. Morrison, Kierra R.,Pfc. Palacios, Samantha M.,Pfc. Powell, Alyssa B.,Pvt. Razo, Marisol,Pvt. Rdechor, Kelli M.,Pfc. Renteria, Isabelle V.,Pvt. Ryder, Jael T.,Pvt. Salazarlove, Faith K. Pvt. Simiele, Katherine M.,Pvt. Sohal, Alisha,Pfc. Torresmatias, Bethzary,Pvt. Treadway, Kaley B.,Pvt. Vanderburg, Whitney T.,Pvt. Vanrhee, Megan A.,Pfc. Villalon, Pamela L.,Pfc. Wallace, Olivia A.,Pvt. Weiss, Ziara D.,Pfc. Zavala, Eloiza*

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Photo by Cpl. Ashley Phillips Dragonboat at the Beach rowing team cheers as they return from one of their racing heats during the annual DragonBoat Beaufort charity race June 23 at Waterfront Park in downtown Beaufort. Both local and traveling teams competed in the volunteer organized event that strives to create a strong sense of wellness through competition, cama- raderie and also raises money for local cancer patients, survivors, and families. DRAGON Photo by Cpl. Ashley Phillips to improve the Quality of Life for Sgt. David Moncada, with continued from page 1 single Marines and Sailors, single Marine Air Control Squadron parents and geographical bachelors. They arrange trips II, leads line dancing dur- and events to get the single Marines out of the barracks ing the annual DragonBoat and involved in the community. Beaufort charity race June 23 “I would encourage Marines to get connected to SMP at the Waterfront Park in down- or the volunteer coordinator with Marine Corps Commu- town Beaufort. The event is held to raise money for local nity Services,” Stover said. “They really do a good job of cancer patients, survivors getting Marines plugged into the community. It’s great and their families.Marines, to see the Marines doing anything out in the community, Sailors, friends, and families whether it be volunteering or taking part in the events from Marine Corps Air Station themselves. Of course it makes me proud, but even more Beaufort, Marine Corps Recruit so, it shows that the Marines care about where they live Depot Parris Island, and Naval and where they work. It’s not just a job for them, it’s a Hospital Beaufort competed in way of life for the Marines to help those that need help.” and volunteered at the event. 8 The Jet Stream | Friday, June 29, 2018 Classifieds

INDEPENDENCE DAY AT PARRIS ISLAND 2018

MCRD Parris Island Peatross Parade Deck Gates open at 5 pm Parris Island Band performs at 6:30 pm Fireworks start at Approximately 9:15 pm

MCRD Parris Island invites you to a traditional Independence Day celebration at the place where Marines are made. The Parris Island Band will perform patriotic music followed by an incredible fireworks display. Food and beverages (alcohol & non-alcohol) as well as patriotic glow sticks, bracelets and headbands will be available for purchase.

For security reasons, no coolers, pets or outside fireworks will be allowed on base. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Disclaimer: No Federal or DoD endorsement implied

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