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WS A1, A3 1014 Semifinal.Indd Marine Ingenuity Vol. 68, No. 41 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil October 14, 2010 See A5 Bogue hosts technology demo LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Johnson added, “The service members interac- MCAS CHERRY POINT tion with the scientists and engineers here affords The Marine Corps is traditionally known for accomplishing us an opportunity to mitigate risks during the de- more with less, but technology can play a big role in achieving velopment, incorporating their commentary and that mission . dialogue that otherwise wouldn’t be available.” “Technology has always been something the Marine Corps is Gray’s wit kept the demonstration grounded, deeply interested in,” explained retired Marine Gen. Alfred M. regularly asking, “What about that lance corporal Gray, who was the Corps’ 29th commandant from 1987-91 and on the ground?” is as devoted to the Marine Corps today as he’s ever been. His insight along with the other military repre- Gray, several scientists, engineers and other military repre- sentatives’ collaboration with the scientists and en- LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN sentatives came together at Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing gineers gave a broader outlook when the two sides Several scientists, engineers and other military Field Bogue Oct. 7 to evaluate a state of the art surveillance exchanged viewpoints and discussed possible sce- representatives collaborate at Marine Corps demonstration. narios. Auxiliary Landing Field Bogue Oct. 7, to evaluate The purpose of the demonstration was to present a technol- “It’s a geek-warrior marriage,” said Johnson. “It a state of the art surveillance demonstration. The technology demonstration occurs annually at ogy that can ideally differentiate the enemy from allies by rec- can sometimes be easy to make something work in Bogue. ognizing certain objects, vehicles and facial features, explained a laboratory, whereas in the fi eld we’re able to get Ashley Johnson, one of the technology’s creators with the Of- feedback from an operator’s perspective.” “As military budgets begin to come down, which fi ce of Naval Research. Technical advancements in the fi eld can come at may be faced in the near future, the science and The demonstration covered 400 square miles across North a cost, but Brig. Gen. Robert F. Hedelund, the com- technology becomes even more important because Carolina, tagged as “battle space,” which could be monitored manding general of the Marine Corps Warfi ghting it gives us an opportunity to take something for the from computers at Bogue via several surveillance sensors, or Laboratory, believes it is vital to improve the mis- cameras, positioned throughout the battle space. sion and Marines. See TECHNOLOGY page A3 Family day brings dependents Celebrating 235 years closer to their Marines CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Joel Langley, son of Staff Sgt. Joe Langley, squints through the sights of an M16 on display at the Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 1 hangar during the squadron’s “Bring Your Family to Work Day” Oct. 8. Langley is an EA-6B Prowler mechanic with VMAQ-1’s quality assurance offi ce. CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES MCAS CHERRY POINT Military children often sacrifi ce time with one, sometimes both of their parents during deployments, training and even dai- ly work schedules. The leathernecks of Marine Tactical Elec- tronic Warfare Squadron 1 helped to bridge that gap by holding a “Bring Your Family to Work Day,” at the squadron’s hangar Friday. “This event is about helping the families gain knowledge and an appreciation for the job their Marines do every day,” said Lt. LANCE CPL. TYLER J. BOLKEN Col. Scott A. Cooper, commanding offi cer of VMAQ-1. “My Marines, Sailors and civilians enjoy the 235th Navy birthday meal at the Cherry Point Mess Hall dad sold washers and dryers when I was a kid, and I thought it Wednesday. The Mess Hall hosted the Birthday meal and served steak, lobster, french onion soup was the coolest thing ever. Our children are always asking us and birthday cake prepared by food service specialists. about what we do, and we have an opportunity to show them.” The families had the chance to engage in a foreign object and debris walk with the Marines as well as view static displays, safety equipment, weapons and the launching of two EA-6B Pedro trains to fi ght forest fi res Prowlers. “I’ve been with VMAQ-1 for 10 years, and I’ve never seen PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI MCAS CHERRY POINT this done before,” Cooper said. “It was something we all talk- ed about putting together. When we found out the kids had a Marine Transport Squadron 1 conducted training half-day off from school, I got in contact with the schools and Oct. 6 to prepare its pilots and crews for fi ghting fi res arranged for them to release the children for the entire day. in Eastern N.C. We felt that this was an educational experience and so did the The squadron’s helicopters, affectionately known as schools.” Pedro, provide search and rescue support for the ser- vice members of 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing and citi- See FAMILY page A3 zens in the local area, so the squadron personnel have to be able to perform at a moment’s notice. According to Gunnery Sgt. Ryan Smith, staff non- commissioned offi cer in charge of search and rescue with VMR-1, the Marines can’t go on missions without Bulldogs get specifi c qualifi cations even after their initial training. “New personnel come from the school house, and they only have a basic understanding of their duties and responsibilities,” said Smith. “We pretty much new boss have to start from scratch. We have a two-week ground training program that we put them through. “The initial syllabus consists of required reading about search and rescue functions, familiarization with the aircraft and rescue devices, tactics, techniques and procedures used,” Smith said. Before arriving here for their fi rst duty station, VMR-1 Marines must attend the Naval Aircrew Can- didate School, the Survival Evasion Resistance Escape School, the H-46 Organizational Level Mechanic’s Course, and the H-46 Plane Captain’s Course. They CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Outgoing Marine Attack Squadron 223 commanding officer are then a basic crew chief, and after initial squadron Lt. Col. John K. Adams, right, passes the colors to incoming training can attend an additional school to become a commanding officer Lt. Col. Thomas D. Gore during the rescue swimmer. VMA-223 change of command ceremony at the squadron’s The squadron trains regularly with the local Coast hangar, Oct 13. Guard as well. LANCE CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES The commander of the Coast Guard Sector North MCAS CHERRY POINT Carolina, Capt. Anthony Popiel, said he appreciates what VMR-1 has done with its well-trained crews. Marine Attack Squadron 223 underwent a change of com- “VMR-1 is a fantastic resource,” said Popiel, “The mand as Lt. Col. John K. Adams relinquished command of the big bonus is that they have the hoist capability, (emer- squadron to Lt. Col. Thomas D. Gore during a ceremony at the gency medical technician) capability and rescue swim- squadron’s hangar Wednesday. mer capability. We very much appreciate the fact that Adams departed to assume duties as the senior watch officer they are always available and willing to help. When for 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing (Forward) as it prepares to push they’re not conducting a mission, they’re training, and out to Afghanistan. He said during his tenure as commanding of- that means more eyes on the water. That’s another level PFC. SCOTT L. TOMASZYCKI ficer of VMA-223, he learned the importance of maritime security.” An HH-46E helicopter of Marine Transport of humility and collaboration. Pedro has a policy to keep one helicopter and one Squadron 1 drops 250 gallons of water over tree “Primarily, I’m humbled by the talent and tops as its crew practices fi ghting fi res Oct. 6. crew ready at all times in case a call comes in for any intelligence of our Marines these days,” Ad- The squadron maintains at least one HH-46E and emergency, military or civilian related. a crew on standby in case of emergencies at all ams said. “Second is synergy and how to put “The closest Coast Guard air facilities are in Eliza- times. Before squadron members can go on any together a team. We have a lot of disparate beth City, N.C., and Charleston, S.C.,” said Smith, “We rescue missions, they must pass the squadron’s bridge that gap between those two.” own unique training regimen. See BULLDOGS page A3 A2 October 14, 2010 The Windsock Marines help build home for local family LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM Cpl. Brittney K. Harris, left, and 1st Lt. Ngo I. Imbu help shingle a roof of a home during a Habitat for Humanity project for a New Bern family Saturday. Eleven Marines from Cherry Point donated part of their weekend to help build the house for a family of six. “This is a great opportunity to help a family in need and a way to give back to a great community,” said Imbu. From the Legal Assistance: Chaplain: What you have and what you owe CAPT. ZACHARY D. SPILMAN Impossible! But true JUDGE ADVOCATE, 2ND BN., 9TH MARINES The devil paid a visit to CNN one day for an interview. The interviewer asked CMDR. CARL P. KOCH him about his most evil act. Satan thought for a moment, his eyes brightened, and COMMAND CHAPLAIN he replied, “Well, if I have to pick just one particularly evil thing I’m proudest of, it There was a commanding offi cer who had two Marines.
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