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Flight Jacket Vol Flight Jacket Vol. 14 Issue 3 Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif. February 6, 2012 Honoring Black History Month Miramar holds morning colors ceremony Nearest gas station: 18,000 feet Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squad- CAS Miramar ron 352 provided a platform for Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 101 to conduct night aerial refueling. honors history’s For full story, click Click HERE for more photos 10 heroes Making the flight line go Maj. Gen. Photo by Lance Cpl. Erica DiSalvo boom Andrew O’Donnell Jr. Ordnance Marines help keep the squad- Commanding General rons of 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing mis- 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing sion effective when it comes to putting M rounds down range. For full story, click Click HERE for more photos 18 Bettering themselves through helping others Select prisoners at the Brig receive an opportunity to raise puppies for Canine Companions for Independence, which provides service dogs for wounded com- bat veterans. Col. Frank A. Richie Commanding Officer MCAS Miramar For full story, click 24 Click HERE for more photos Follow us on The Flight Jacket is published every other Monday. ON THE COVER: This is an authorized publication for the military services, contents of the Flight Jacket are not necessar- Montford Point Marines from the Montford Point Marines Association San Diego Chapter ily the official views of, or endorsed by, the U.S. gov- apt. Gabriel M. Maguire, a ground support officer with Marine Aircraft Group 16, and a Stratford, Wis., native, walks around the ernment, the Department of Defense, Department of the Honoring Our History Tour World War I Traveling Gallery exhibit on display in front of the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar salute the flag as the national anthem plays during a morning colors ceremony at the Navy or U.S. Marine Corps. It is for informational pur- poses only and in no way should be considered directive Officer’s Club here Jan. 23. The gallery raises awareness and generates funds for the National World War I Museum in Kansas 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing headquarters building here, Feb. 3. The ceremony celebrated in nature. City, Mo., as well as other historic museums across the United States. Black History Month and honored the heritage, accomplishments and contributions The editorial content is edited, prepared and provid- ed by the Public Affairs Office. Comments or questions C made by African Americans to American society. (Photo by Cpl. Sarah Fiocco) should be directed to 858-577-6000. RETURN TO TOP Flight Jacket 011 Cryogenic Marines with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 11 participate in the pre-Super Bowl party with Chargers Girls here Feb. 2. Marine Corps Com- munity Services hosted a barbecue that provided free food, autographs from the cheerleaders and a chance to win prizes from 101.5 KGB-FM. Sgt. Marcos Peralez, an avionics leadership A Charger Girl with the San Diego Chargers signs an auto- developer and a Houston native, and Sgt. graph during the pre-Super Bowl barbecue here Feb. 2. Anthony Griggs, an avionics technician and a Suffolk, Va., native, both with Marine Avia- tion Logistics Squadron 11, receive autographs from two Charger Girls here Feb. 2. Lance Cpl. Juan Domingo, a cryogenic technician with Ma- rine Aviation Logistics Squadron 11 and an Indian Town, Charger Girls, hot dogs and Fla., native, takes part in the pre-Super Bowl barbecue here Marines, Feb. 2. music: pre-Super Bowl party sailors fill Photo by Lance Cpl. Rebecca Eller blood bags Click HERE for more photos Petty Officer 3rd Class Analy Ponce, a hospital corpsman with Naval Medical Center San Diego and a Los Angeles native, takes the blood pressure of Lionel Jarrad, a contractor on station, during the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Blood Donor Center Blood Drive Jan. 26. NMCSD corpsmen hold blood drives at various military installations throughout Southern California four times a week. For more information on donation locations, visit http://www.military- blood.dod.mil/. (Photo by Lance Cpl. Erica DiSalvo) Petty Officer 3rd Class Analy Ponce, a hospital corpsman with Naval Medical Center San Diego and a Los Angeles native, tests a patient’s iron level to deter- mine if he is an eligible candidate to donate give blood during the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Blood Donor Center Blood Drive Jan. 26. (Photo by Lance A Marine grabs a free hot dog during the Cpl. Erica DiSalvo) pre-Super Bowl barbecue aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., Feb. 2. 02 Flight Jacket RETURN TO TOP www.FlightJacket.comFlight Jacket 0035 Put to the test: firefighter academy Photos by Lance Cpl. Rebecca Eller Probationary firefighters with the Miramar Fire Department perform a vehicle extrication exercise as part of a final evalua- tion at the Firefighter Academy here Jan. 27. The academy con- ducted a final evaluation consisting of physical fitness, hazardous materials, emergency medical services and vehicle extrication for two new cadets approaching graduation. (Right Top) Michael Chambers, a probationary firefighter with the Miramar Fire Department and a Santee, Calif., native, sta- bilizes an overturned car using a Rescue 42 stabilizer during a mock exercise here Jan. 27. (Right Center) Michael Chambers, a probationary firefighter with the Miramar Fire Department and a Santee, Calif., native, checks the pulse on a simulated victim during a mock emergency medical services test here Jan. 27. (Right Bottom) Michael Chambers, a probationary firefighter with the Miramar Fire Department and a Santee, Calif., native, breaks a window during a vehicle extrication exercise here Jan. 27. 04 Flight Jacket RETURN TO TOP www.FlightJacket.comFlight Jacket 053 MCCS employees VMM-166 welcomes new commander awarded for civil service Compiled by the Flight Jacket staff Photos by Cpl. Alexandra t. Col. Michael A. Boor- Boorstein was selected for MV-22B Osprey MAW (Forward) and deployed to Afghanistan M. Vazquez transition training in 2006, and from October in support of OEF as the 2nd MAW (FWD) Red stein relinquished com- 2006 through December 2007 he served as the Team officer-in-charge until August 2011. mand of Marine Medi- future operations officer and an MV-22 Transi- Van Nest’s personal decorations include the tion Operational Planning Team action officer at Meritorious Service Medal with two gold stars, Air um Tiltrotor Squadron Marine Medium Tiltrotor Training Squadron 204 Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation 166L to Lt. Col. Michael K. Van in Jacksonville, N.C. In December 2007, Boorstein Medal and the Navy and Marine Corps Achieve- Nest in a change of command cer- transferred to VMM-266 where he deployed in ment Medal. September 2008 to Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, in sup- emony held here Feb. 2. port of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Boorstein attended Cornell University via the In November 2009, Boorstein transferred to Naval ROTC scholarship program, and received 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing where he served as MV- his bachelors degree in Applied and Engineering 22 subject matter expert and transition plans of- Physics and was commissioned a second lieuten- ficer for the Operations department at 3rd MAW ant in May of 1994. Upon completion of The Basic and MAG-16. School in March 1995, Boorstein reported to Ma- Boorstein’s personal decorations include the rine Aviation Training Support Group, Pensacola, Meritorious Service Medal, the Air Medal, the Fla., for flight school. He was designated a naval Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal aviator in January 1997 and subsequently reported and the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement to Marine Helicopter Training Squadron 204, Ma- Medal. rine Corps Air Station New River, N.C., for train- Van Nest graduated from Norwich University ing in the CH-46E Sea Knight helicopter. with a bachelors degree in Civil Engineering and In August 1997, Boorstein reported to Marine was commissioned a second lieutenant in May Aircraft Group 16 at MCAS Tustin, Calif. From 1993. Upon completion of The Basic School and July through December of 1998, he deployed undergraduate flight training, he was designated a (Above) Col. Frank A. Richie (far right), the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Sta- aboard the USS Essex to the Pacific region and Per- naval aviator in March 1996. tion Miramar, and Francis McComb (far left), the Marine Corps Community Services di- sian Gulf. Boorstein remained assigned to HMM- Following replacement aircrew training in the rector, pose for a group photo with 40-year civil service awardees Martha Harris (center 163 as the squadron relocated to MCAS Miramar. CH-46E, Van Nest was assigned to HMM-261, right), a sales associate at the Marine Exchange, and Maria Elena Sumague (center left), In the spring of 2000 he completed the Weapons MCAS New River. During that period, he deployed a dispensing optician at the Marine Exchange, during the 2011 Length of Service Awards and Tactics Instructor course. twice with the 22nd MEU (Special Operations Ca- ceremony at the Officers’ Club aboard the air station Jan. 26. Boorstein deployed with HMM-163 (Rein- pable) and supported a Special Marine Air Ground forced) to the Western Pacific and Southwest Task Force to Puerto Rico for disaster relief. (Left) Col. Frank A. Richie, the commanding officer of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Asia aboard the USS Peleliu from August 2001 to In August of 2000, Van Nest attended Amphib- Lt. Col. Michael A. Boorstein presents a 40-year civil service award to Martha Harris, a sales associate at the Marine Ex- March 2002. This deployment included combat ious Warfare School in Quantico, Va. He then re- change, during the 2011 Length of Service Awards ceremony at the Officers’ Club here Jan. 26. operations with the 15th Marine Expeditionary ported to Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton, Eng- Unit and Task Force 58 in support of Operation land, as the Marine Corps Exchange Pilot to the (Below) Col.
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