Night Fire Vol. 68, No. 37 www.cherrypoint.marines.mil September 16, 2010 See A5 MASP program refreshes New Cherry Point HQ takes shape adult academic skills CPL. SAMUEL A. NASSO “They were scattered around all over MCAS CHERRY POINT the place before the fi re and even more Many adult students who start college scattered after the fi re,” Willis said. after being out of school for a few years The old building was smaller at just feel rusty in basic subjects such as math, under 60,000 square feet and wasn’t big english and writing. enough for all the necessary personnel. Marine Corps Community Services’ The new building is large enough to Lifelong Learning Program has partnered house them under one roof. with Craven Community College to offer In addition to ample space, Building the Military Academic Skills Program, No. 1 will have two large conference which is an educational program intended rooms. to improve the competency of active-duty There will be a ceremonial lobby enlisted personnel in the areas of reading, with a grand staircase facing the parade mathematics, communications and writ- ground with artwork and memorabilia ing. on the walls that was salvaged from the Service members who successfully com- old building. plete the MASP will return to their oc- There will also be a 10-foot-long wall cupational specialties better prepared to built from brick salvaged from the old perform and enhance their unit’s mission. building. Additionally, service members will be bet- The architect is HBA Associates, of ter prepared to begin exploring higher edu- Norfolk, Va., with the general contractor cation alternatives. being PCL Construction Services Inc. “This course will help build competence of Orlando, Fla., and Charlotte. About and confi dence for the Marines for their

LANCE CPL. CORY D. POLOM 160 workers have been constructing the respective military occupational special- building since groundbreaking in Octo- The new building replaces the one that burned in a 2007 fi re. It will house ties and will help them build study hab- ber 2009. the commands of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point and the 2nd Marine its to better prepare them for going back Aircraft Wing, and is tentatively scheduled to open in January. The project also includes reconstruc- to school,” said Teresa H. Allen, Lifelong tion of the wooden footbridge in front Learning Division education services of- DREW C. WILSON made the arrangements to make this one of the building with a masonry version. fi cer. FREEDOM ENC No. 1,” said Keith Willis, construction The new bridge will be built and the It’s a three-week course, and classes Cherry Point air station will have a manager for Naval Facilities Engineer- fl agpole repositioned to line up with start at 7:30 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. each new Building No. 1 when the new base ing Command, who is overseeing the the front of the structure and Second weekday at the training and education headquarters building is complete. project. Avenue. building (Building 4335). The next avail- The new 84,000-square foot, $21 Housed in the new building will be Building No. 1 was designed as a able classes are: Sept. 13-Oct. 1, Oct. 4-22, million structure is the replacement for 120 personnel from Cherry Point’s high effi ciency “green” building using and the fi nal class of the year starts Oct. 25 the headquarters building that was de- headquarters and about 338 personnel recycled building materials, low emis- and ends Nov. 6. stroyed in a 2007 fi re. from the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. sion materials, high-effi ciency heating “After being denied a lateral move for The old building was Building No. Other departments to be housed will and air units, low-ultraviolet windows not having the required score of 105, I 198 and was built during World War II. include personnel from the offi ces of and solar panels on the roof. About turned to the MASP class to help me,” said “Building numbers are sequential public affairs, comptroller, inspector, 50,000 bricks are part of the structure. Sgt. Allen T. Scott, data noncommissioned based on when they were built, but since surgeon, chaplain, safety and aviation offi cer in charge for Marine Unmanned the original building is long gone, they logistics. See MASP page A3 Hazardous materials 2nd LAAD returns home require proper disposal

CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES

MCAS CHERRY POINT Some Marines and family members have called the Environmental Affairs Depart- ment aboard the air station with concerns about where they can dispose of their house- hold hazardous waste and electronics. While attending a local Coastal Environmental Partnership meeting, Rick Weaver, an environmental scientist with the Environmental Affairs Department on Cherry Point, received a brochure detailing a series of household hazardous waste and elec- tronics collection days open to residents of Carteret, Craven and Pamlico County. The hazardous materials accepted for disposal include latex and oil paints, used motor oil, lawn and garden fertilizer, pesticides, gasoline, drain openers, paint thin- ners, cooling oil, anti-freeze and batteries. Electronics accepted include computers, television picture tubes, televisions, used cell phones and other electronic waste from households only, no commercial sourc- es. “Disposing of hazardous waste is a pretty common problem in households in our surrounding area,” Weaver said. “These opportunities are rare, and we want to let people know there is a way for them to get rid of these hazardous materials safely.” Weaver went on to speak about the potential dangers of hazardous materials enter- ing the ecosystem. “If these materials are not disposed of properly there is the potential for it to end up in surrounding streams,” Weaver said. “Once it ends up there it has the potential to harm the wildlife. There is also the risk of these materials soaking into the soil and doing signifi cant long-term harm.” In a separate but related incident, some Marines and their family members were concerned about hazardous waste being poured down kitchen sinks. The primary sub- stance being poured down the sinks was usually cooking grease. CPL. RASHAUN X. JAMES Atlantic Marine Corps Communities strategic marketing manager Dixie Lanier Cpl. Jeffrey K. Musterman is greeted by his wife, Brittney, and daughter, Willow, spoke about the dangers of this practice. at the 2nd Low Altitude Air Defense Battalion headquarters building Sept. 8. “We try to help educate our residents about these issues,” Lanier said. “Many of Musterman is an automotive organizational mechanic with 2nd LAAD and aided them are young and may not know what not to pour down their drains. Pouring sub- in security forces at Camp Delaram II, Helmand Province, Afganistan. stances like cooking grease down the drain can cause the piping to thin and eventually can cause the entire plumbing system to become compromised, causing structural and environmental damage.” Lanier stressed that if residents have any questions about what to do with any haz- ardous materials they should call the AMCC’s maintenance department at 866-509- Family of the quarter 2424. Disposal dates: Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Carteret County Health Department 3820 Bridges Street Morehead City, N.C. Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010 9 a.m. to noon Pamlico County Courthouse Highway 55 Bayboro, N.C.

Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010 LANCE CPL. BRIAN ADAM JONES William L. Wainwright, the speaker pro tempore of the North Carolina House 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. of Representatives, prepares to give a commemorative plate to Sgt. Justin R. Craven Community College Edwards at the New Bern Country Club Sept. 9. The Edwards family was honored 800 College Court New Bern, N.C. as the Military Family of the Quarter by the New Bern Military Alliance. Edwards and his wife Ryne were recognized for their community involvement, which included volunteering for a local T-ball league. Edwards is a data networker with Marine Wing Support Squadron 271. A2 September 16, 2010 The Windsock 2nd MAW courts-martial results MACG-28 forfeiture of $964.00 pay per month for four months, reduction to private and a On July 8, a military judge found a lance corporal guilty of disrespectful language bad-conduct discharge. toward a superior noncommissioned officer, communicating a threat toward a supe- rior noncommissioned officer, and unauthorized absence. He was sentenced to six MACG-28 months confinement, forfeiture of $976.00 pay per month for six months, reduction On July 30, a military judge found a lance corporal guilty of unauthorized absence, to private and a bad-conduct discharge. false official statement, stealing military property, and receiving stolen military prop- erty. He was sentenced to five months confinement, reduction to private and a bad- MAG-29 conduct discharge. On July 12, a military judge found a corporal guilty of distributing a controlled substance. He was sentenced to 14 months confinement, total forfeitures of pay, re- MAG-29 duction to private and a bad-conduct discharge. On Aug. 13, a military judge found a corporal guilty of attempting to communicate indecent language to a child under the age of 16; attempting to engage in a sexual act MAG-14 with a child under the age of 16; using the Internet to attempt to persuade, entice, and On July 12, a military judge found a private guilty of failing to obey a lawful gen- coerce a child under the age of 16 to engage in sexual activity. He was sentenced to eral order, wrongfully communicating a threat, and stealing military property. He was four years confinement, total forfeiture of pay, reduction to private and a bad-conduct sentenced to 10 months of confinement, forfeiture of $964.00 pay per month for 10 discharge. months and a bad-conduct discharge. MAG-29 MAG-31 On Aug. 18, a military judge found a corporal guilty of drunken operation of a mo- On July 22, a military judge found a lance corporal guilty of violating a lawful tor vehicle, stealing military property, received stolen military property, and wrong- general regulation, wrongful distribution of a controlled substances, and wrong- fully distributing a controlled substance. He was sentenced to six months confine- ful use of a controlled substance. He was sentenced to four months confinement, ment, reduction to private and a bad-conduct discharge.

From the Chaplain: Legal Assistance: Monti’s Bolt F-R-E-E that spells free

LT. JAMES RAGAIN CAPT. ZACHARY D. SPILMAN

MALS-14 CHAPLAIN JUDGE ADVOCATE, 2ND BN., 9TH MARINES Eugenio Monti was an elite Italian Olympic bobsled- It’s never a good idea to take financial advice from a guy in a television commercial who sings an annoying song der during the middle of the 20th century. He won 10 about a “free credit report” – especially when it’s bad advice. World Championship medals and six Olympic Medals. A credit report is information about your credit history that is collected for the purpose of determining your credit- However, his best known act in his career was not a run worthiness, or how much of a loan you can be trusted to repay. Organizations that collect this information are called that he had on the bobsled, but rather an act of sports- consumer reporting agencies, and they sell the information to potential creditors. manship that most likely cost him the gold medal. The Fair Credit Reporting Act is a federal law that strictly regulates the conduct of these agencies and the use of the During the 1964 Winter Olympics, Monti found him- information they provide. This act is one of the most powerful consumer protection laws in the country. self in a tight competition for first place in the two-man The three biggest consumer reporting agencies are well known: TransUnion, Equifax and Experian. However, bobsled event with the British team led by Tony Nash. smaller companies that collect data on consumers could also fall under the regulation of the FCRA. After Nash completed his first run, he made a devastat- The FCRA requires consumer reporting agencies to make consumers aware of the information in their records, and ing discovery. His sled had a broken bolt on the rear provide an opportunity for dispute and correction of inaccurate information. This is accomplished by obtaining a free axle. This one broken bolt would have put the British credit report, and the federal government has established a website to get this information. team out of the competition. When Monti heard what Unfortunately, private companies take advantage of this fact and try to get people to pay for something that should was going on, he quickly removed the bolt from the be free. If you listen carefully to the television commercials for a “free credit report” you will hear that the offer ap- rear axle of his sled and sent it to the top of the hill. plies with enrollment in an additional program which usually carries a hefty fee. One popular website charges $14.95 Nash’s team attached the bolt to their sled and then a month for this “service.” completed their final run down the mountain, winning The best place to get your no-kidding free credit report is: http://www.annualcreditreport.com. the gold medal. This website is authorized by the federal government to comply with a 2003 amendment to the FCRA. It provides Monti’s team took the bronze. free reports from the three major reporting agencies. Because we are all entitled to one report per agency each calendar What a great example of humility and selflessness. year, I like to request one report from a different agency every four months, giving me a picture of my credit rating Monti’s act in 1964 captures the message of humility throughout the year. found in Philippians 2:3-4 which reads, “Do nothing Of course, getting your report is only the first step to correcting or repairing your credit history. out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humil- Adverse material on your credit report comes from many places: information furnished by mortgage or car loan ity consider others better than yourselves. Each of you companies, court judgments and credit card records all contribute to your credit report. If any information on your should look not only to your own interests, but also to credit report is inaccurate, you need to notify the agency that provided the credit report, in writing. the interests of others.” Once a reporting agency receives notice of a dispute, it must investigate the situation to determine if the information Monti made some tough decisions on that cold win- is accurate. If the creditor can’t prove the accuracy of the information, or if the notice is considered frivolous, it must ter day. He could have allowed the British team to be be removed from your credit report. Once removed, negative information can’t be added back to your credit report disqualified and likely could have taken home the gold without written notice to you within five days. or silver medal. However, he pushed aside thoughts of Additionally, if you dispute information on your credit report, the reporting agency must respond to you, in writing, selfish ambition and considered the situation that Nash within 30 days. If the dispute results in a change to your report, you are entitled to another free copy of the report. You found himself in. He also could have exalted his act of can also request that the agency send a copy of your corrected credit report to your creditors. sportsmanship by telling people that the British team Even if you can’t get negative material removed from your credit report, you can add a statement explaining what won because of him. However, when asked about his happened. This should be written carefully, since it will be provided to anyone who checks your credit report before act of sportsmanship, Monti simply said, “Tony Nash giving you credit. did not win because I gave him a bolt. Tony Nash won There are many resources on-station that can help you resolve credit problems. Marine Corps Community Services because he was the best driver.” For his actions on that has financial counselors available to help you manage your finances, and Legal Assistance attorneys can help you fight cold winter day, Monti became a recipient of the high- a dispute with a creditor or credit reporting agency. Of course, these services are all free of charge to eligible service est Olympic award, the Pierre de Coubertin medal; an members and their dependants. award given to those athletes who demonstrate sports- But whatever you do, don’t just blindly follow the advice of the guy in the commercial. manship at the Olympic Games. Walk-ins are accepted weekdays at 7:30 a.m. in the Joint Law Center, Bldg. 219, and appointments can be made by Not a bad example to imitate. calling 466-2311.

CPL. ROBERT L. JARBOE

JOB Title: Block Coach Unit: Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron Hometown: Owensboro, Ky. The editorial content is edited, prepared and approved by Date Joined: Dec. 26, 2004 the Public Affairs Office at Cherry Point. Correspondence should be addressed to: Commanding Officer, Public Af- What’s your job? fairs Office, (Attn: Individual concerned), PSC Box 8013, I’m a block coach. I’m in charge of four MCAS Cherry Point, N.C. 28533-0013. To provide com- coaches and 60 shooters every week. I ments or suggestions call (252) 466-4241 or e-mail: cher- relay commands to the tower. [email protected]. Windsock is a registered trademark. To address any distribution problems please contact the distribution manager at Ellis Publishing at 444- What’s your favorite part? 1999. This Department of Defense newspaper is an au- I get to teach people every day and I’m thorized publication for members of the DoD. Contents around guns. I love guns. of the Windsock are not necessarily the official views of or endorsed by the U.S. Government, the Department of What’s the most challenging Defense, United States Marine Corps, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, or the Public Affairs Office, Cherry part? Point, N.C. The appearance of advertising in this publica- The most challenging part is getting tion, including inserts or supplements, does not constitute frustrated when someone doesn’t catch endorsement by the Department of Defense, the U.S. Ma- on. I have to recognize my shortcomings rine Corps, or Ellis Publishing Co., of the products or ser- as a teacher. Also I must wake up at hours vices advertised. Everything advertised in this publication that should not exist on the clock. shall be made available for purchase, use or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, How does your job support the age, marital status, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other nonmerit factor of the purchaser, user or pa- mission of 2nd MAW and MCAS tron. The Windsock is published by Ellis Publishing Co., a Cherry Point? private firm in no way connected with the Department of Every Marine has to shoot every year or Defense or the U.S. Marine Corps under exclusive written they can’t deploy. We do our part to keep contract with Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. them mission capable. The editorial content of this publication is the responsibility of the PAO. How does your job in garrison COMMANDING OFFICER differ from your job in the field? MCAS CHERRY POINT Sometimes I coach foreign nationals COL.DOUGLAS A. DENN

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Aerial Vehicle Squadron 2. “The instructors are Road to recovery great at teaching the material in ways that are eas- ily understood and took the time to make sure the students understood. At the end of the class, you are given the opportunity to take the ASVAB test. I took that opportunity and raised my score so much I was shocked. All of my scores went up at least 15 points. My GT was 99 and is now a 121. My Armed Forces Qualification Test score was 44 and is now an 85. I highly recommend this class to any- one who needs to up their scores.” To sign up for the MASP, go to http://www.mcc- scherrypoint.com/life.htm and click on the MASP application tab on the top of the page. Once the application is completed, return it to room 205, Building 4335. Applications are also available at room 205 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For more information call 466-3500. “It’s free education,” Allen said. “It’s a win-win situation for everyone, and all Marines should take advantage.”

KIT HART Sgt. Maj. Thomas E. Sherwood visits with Lance Cpl. Nicholas L. Green in the intensive care unit of Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, Sept. 1 during a command visit. Green was critically wounded by an armed mugger while on leave Aug. 6. Sherwood is the sergeant major of Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. Green is with MCAS Cherry Point Combat Camera. “He’s doing very well, considering the circumstances,” said Kit Hart, the combat camera supervisor at Cherry Point’s station combat camera. “He was given a 10 percent chance of survival, but he has rebounded considerably.”

Air Station kicks off charity campaign

LANCE CPL.TYLER J. BOLKEN Col. Douglas Denn, commanding officer of Cherry Point, discusses the Combined Federal Campaign with Marines, Sailors and civilians representing various units aboard the air station, at the Cherry Point Inn, Sept. 14. The CFC coordinates fundraising efforts for various approved charitable organizations. “Our goal is to get 100 percent participation from the air station,” Denn explained. A4 September 16, 2010 The Windsock Continuing Promise Marines, Sailors end humanitarian expedition in Costa Rica

CPL. ALICIA R. GIRON make during Continuing Promise is very CONTINUING PROMISE important to us.” LIMON, Costa Rica – Marines and Sail- While Marines worked at medical ors of the Special-Purpose Marine Air- sites and engineering sites, Marines from Ground Task Force Continuing Promise Company A, 2nd AA Bn., specialpurpose 2010 made friendships and partnerships MAGTF conducted a seven-day subject- through hard work in Costa Rica provid- matter expert exchange with Costa Rican ing humanitarian support to the communi- police offi cers and coastguardsmen at El ties, Aug. 20-30. Murcielago training camp on the Pacifi c “It was an honor being able to see Ma- coast of the country. rines working with Costa Ricans and ex- Costa Ricans worked with Marines in changing knowledge with one another,” learning Marine Corps Martial Arts, non- said Lt. Col. Chris S. Richie, commanding lethal weapons tactics, familiarizing with offi cer of Special-Purpose MAGTF Con- aircraft takeoffs and landings, and human- tinuing Promise. “The Marines played a itarian aid and disaster responses. key role in the overall success of the mis- “Being a U.S. Marine is patriotic, but it’s sion in Costa Rica, and I am incredibly also having a kind heart and helping out pleased with their performance.” our neighbors,” said Gutierrez. “It’s good Marines not only conducted subject-mat- to show them our capabilities and how we ter expert exchange with Costa Rican po- can help them, and maybe one day they’ll lice offi cers, but also served as translators do the same for us.” for the medical sites, provided construc- For many Marines and Sailors, this was tion and manpower through engineering their fi rst time in Costa Rica. Continuing expertise and participated in community Promise 2010 gave them the opportunity relation activities at schools to assist non- to meet the Costa Rican people and learn government organizations. about their way of life. “It makes me proud to be a part of a hu- “Our work has been given meaning by manitarian mission in this country,” said the people we have met,” said Negus. “We Sgt. Kenneth L. Gutierrez, native of Mi- have truly seen the beauty of Costa Rica ami, Fla., and crewman of Company A, with our eyes, but we have truly seen the 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion. “I have beauty of the Costa Rican people with our family in this country and it’s an honor to hearts.” be able to help them. I feel this is why I During operations in Costa Rica, Richie became a Marine … to help the hearts and and Negus assisted the U.S. ambassador minds of people.” to Costa Rica at the medical, engineer and Marines from the logistic combat el- community relations sites in Costa Rica. ement of the special-purpose MAGTF “I want to take this opportunity to thank joined hands with Navy Seabees in con- commodore Negus and the crew of USS struction at two Costa Rican schools. The Iwo Jima for coming to Costa Rica and Marines and Seabees installed chain- working so diligently in making Continu- linked fences, rebuilt roofs and painted the ing Promise mission a success,” said Anne inside and outside of classrooms. S. Andrew, the U.S. ambassador to Costa For 10 days, approximately 20 Marines Rica. “It’s been rewarding to see what worked at the schools building a better Continuing Promise mission means to Li- environment for more than 450 students mon, and we look forward to continuing at Hone Creek School and 30 students at our promise in the future.”

Westfalia School. For more information on Special-Pur- CPL.ALICIA R. GIRON Navy Capt. Thomas M. Negus, com- pose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Con- La e Cpl Da iel I Huerta, ati e o Gle ale, Ari , a otor te h i ia ser i g modore of Continuing Promise 2010, said tinuing Promise 2010, please visit the as a Spa ish tra slator ro Co pa A, 2 Assault A phi ia Battalio , Spe ial the service members did more than just fi x unit’s offi cial website at http://www.ma- Purpose Mari e Air Grou Tas For e Co ti ui g Pro ise 2 , tal s to a Costa roofs and paint walls. rines.mil/unti/2ndMAW/SPMAGTF. Ri a o a a out her e i al issues i a high s hool g asiu i Bri ri, “We have been building relationships Costa Ri a, Aug 2 Mari es, Sailors a USS I o i a perso el ere i port i Li o , Costa Ri a, pro i i g e i al, e tal, eteri ar , o u it relatio s and that’s the important thing,” said Negus. a e gi eeri g ser i es to Costa Ri a s as part o the Co ti ui g Pro ise 2 “The relationships and partnerships we issio uri g their eplo e t to the Cari ea , Ce tral a South A eri a

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CERTIFIED CERTIFIED 252-447-2086 Marines The battle Windsock September 16, 2010 A hell on earth

LANCE CPL.CORY D. POLOM Station Aircraft Rescue and Firefighti g Mari es o se a gasoli e fire as it erupts uri g a ight fire trai i g e er ise at the uel fire pit Sept The Mari es o u te the trai i g less tha 2 hours e ore the a i ersar o o e o the ost e astati g loss o firefighters the U ite States has e er see

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MCAS CHERRY POINT uture e erge ies September 11, 2001, the United States was baffled as four planes were hijacked by terrorists who caused this nation to be flipped upside down for days. Two of the planes were flown into the World Trade Center, one into the Pentagon and one crashed in a field, which devastated the country and left many Americans with a loss for words. In acts of honor and heroics hundreds of firefighters were called in and entered the burning towers to rescue as many people they could, with some never to return. “For hours after those towers collapsed all you could hear was the sound of the motion detectors we wear, going off sig- naling that there was no motion from the firefighter who wore it,” said Gunnery Sgt. David A. Stone, training staff noncom- missioned officer for Station Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting. “We have been telling our Marines this all day as we prepared for this training exercise.” More than 15 ARFF Marines conducted night fuel fire training at the Cherry Point fuel pit Sept. 10 just a day before the anniversary of the firefighters who courageously sacrificed themselves while reacting to the attacks on the World Trade Center. “We do this training at night because the air station doesn’t shut down during the night,” said Stone. “They fly planes here all day every day, and it is our job to be there if the worst happens.” The Marines with ARFF were briefed, and then set into groups to fight the three fires that their command had sched- uled. “We have more than 500 gallons of fuel for the Marines to burn tonight, and I want them to work on their basics,” said Stone. After all the fires were out and the Marines had full accountability of gear, they circled around Stone as he gave them some things to think about as they left for the weekend. “In less than 24 hours it will have been nine years since the biggest loss of firefighters ever in our history,” said Stone. “As you all go about your weekend, remember the more than 300 of our fellow firefighters that gave their lives to save the people of 9/11.”

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JENNIFER PIRANTE MARINE CORPS AIR STATION IWAKUNI ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE BASE TINDAL, Australia – A few hours passed before the pilots of Marine All- Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 touched ground in the rugged outback of Australia’s Northern Territory all the way from Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan. Ordnance, aircraft technicians and lo- gistical personnel, forward deployed the week prior, stood by to catch the jets and begin conducting procedures to quickly disarm them. VMFA(AW)-224 already knew the plan. Maintainers were briefed on all the procedures, personnel were kept informed of fl ight schedules, and cooperating units stood by to provide all the logistical sup- port the pilots needed. RAAF Base Tindal also provided VMFA(AW)-224 with logistical support for the landing, in addition to aircraft refu- elling services, meals, working and living accommodations during the exercise. LANCE CPL.JENNIFER PIRANTE The mission was to make the arrival of A Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 224 F/A-18 Hornet lands for Exercise Southern Frontier at Royal Australian Air the VMFA(AW)-224 pilots go as smoothly Force Base Tindal, Australia, Aug. 31. Southern Frontier is an annual, bilateral training exercise hosted by the Royal Australian as possible with seamless integration into Air Force allowing the squadron to focus on offensive air support training in order to improve squadron readiness. preparation for the next mission. tions and work.” aircraft safety machanic. “We make sure support missions. VMFA(AW)-224 pilots landed at RAAF According to ordnance and aircraft tech- there are no loose wires, foreign object “A lot of electrical checks have to be Base Tindal, Australia, for exercise South- nicians of VMFA(AW)-224, settling in and debris, and make sure the shielding mild conducted before pilots can drop bombs,” ern Frontier last week. getting networks set up was tough, but the detonating cord lines aren’t burnt or bro- said Sawyer. “When we apply a specifi c Southern Frontier is an annual, bilateral real work began when the birds landed. ken. It has to allow the pilot to eject safely type of bomb family to an aircraft, we training exercise hosted by the RAAF to “Once the pilots get in, everyone goes to from the aircraft and survive.” have to do a check for that specifi c bomb afford Marine Aircraft Group 12 Hornet work,” said Cpl. James Sawyer, ordnance When it came time for the aircraft to family.” squadrons the opportunity to focus on of- technician with VMFA(AW)-224. launch again to conduct familiarization “That involves doing checks every day,” fensive air support. Ordnance was the fi rst section to see the fl ights in the area, maintainers were called he added. “The fl ights went great,” said Capt. Jef- birds and check for hot breaks. upon to perform safety inspections on the There is much to look forward to the frey G. Dean, VMFA(AW)-224 pilot. “Ev- When ordnance was done doing aircraft. next few weeks as the Marines work with erything went smoothly.” their checks, the other sections within Over the next few days, personnel spent the Australians. Now that the birds have landed, pilots VMFA(AW)-224 must do theirs to ensure hours turning the jets around to comply “I am defi nitely looking forward to mak- will have to rely on ground maintainers for the complete maintenance of the aircraft. with upcoming fl ight schedules and close- ing use of the airspace and ranges here,” the management and coordination of air- Fixed-wing aircraft safety equipment air support missions for exercise Southern said Dean. “The Northern Territory of craft arrival, turnaround and launches. mechanics performed their inspections, Frontier. Australia is pretty remote. There is a lot of “Flying defi nitely puts hours toward the which are vital to the safety and well-be- VMFA(AW)-224 pilots spent a few days open airspace to fl y and train,” he added. life of the aircraft,” said Dean. “When we ing of the pilot. prior to the exercise gaining familiarization Southern Frontier is a chance for the two move the jets, we have to bring all of our “Our job is to ensure the seat is in per- of Australia’s Northern Territory, includ- nations to exercise and enhance training maintenance support. No matter where we fect condition,” said Lance Cpl. Danielle ing the Delamare Range Facility where relationships with all participating person- are, the jets still require periodic inspec- Kaitchuck, a VMFA(AW)-242 fi xed-wing the squadron will be conducting close-air nel. The Windsock September 16, 2010 A11 Super Stallion to the rescue

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LANCE CPL.BRIAN ADAM JONES Members of Annunciation Parish in Havelock, N.C., display a sign at their second annual Holy Rosary Crusade, Sept. 11. The event paid homage to those who lost their lives nine years ago.

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Across the country Saturday, a nation remembered the ninth anniversary of a day that has not only lived in infamy, but rocked the foundations of peace and catapulted countless service men and women toward war. The community of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, N.C., found its own way to remember. The community commemorated the hallowed day in different ways. Members of Annuncia- tion Parish in Havelock, N.C., held the second annual Holy Rosary Crusade, where parishioners joined for dance, song, prayer and food. Also, roughly 350 miles away from the air station, Cherry Point Marines paid tribute to one of their own. Elements from Marine Aerial Refueler Squadron 252 traveled to West Chester, Pa., to honor a former Marine in their squadron who was a victim of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Mike LANCE CPL.BRIAN ADAM JONES Horrocks served as a pilot with VMGR-252 almost 20 years ago, and to the Marines of VMGR- A parishioner at Annunciation Parish in Havelock, 252, once you are a member of the squadron – you are always a member of the squadron. N.C., helps himself to some food during a memorial event Sept. 11. The church event offered food, dancing Horrocks died on Sept. 11, 2001, while serving as the co-pilot of United Flight 175 that crashed into the World Trade and prayer in commemoration of the terrorist attacks Center. of Sept. 11. More than 30 Marines from VMGR-252 conducted a flyover Saturday at the University of West Chester, Horrocks’ alma mater. Horrocks was a football legend at the university, and Saturday the university immortalized him with a statue and a scholarship in his honor. Lt. Col. David C. Morris, the commanding officer of VMGR-252, spoke at the ceremony. Morris said VMGR-252’s role in the memorial was important to call attention to the values Horrocks held dear, values that Morris said were in- trinsically reflective of his squadron. “I talked about the example he set that still reflects on the Marines of today,” Morris said. “Dedication, answering a higher calling, teamwork. Those are the things we want to call attention to. Those are the things Mike stood for.” While Morris and his Marines honored their own in the Philadelphia area, back in Havelock, retired gunnery sergeant Sally C. Kelley, now a civilian employee with the Cherry Point facilities directorate, led fellow parishioners at Annun- ciation through the rosary, fighting through tears when she referenced 9/11. Kelley said she remembered being a career planner at Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 14 that fateful day nine years ago and could not believe her ears when she heard the news over the radio. “Since I retired in January of 2002, every year on Sept. 11 I always go to church or light a candle at home and say a prayer in remembrance of the pain and suffering endured by those who lost loved ones,” Kelley said. Morris summed up his feelings – “It is vitally important to remember. That day was the start of everything we’re do- ing now. It was the genesis of the war on terrorism. That day defined our squadron.”

“Since I retired in January of 2002, every year on Sept. 11 I always go to church or light a candle at home and say a prayer in remembrance of the pain and suffering endured by those who lost loved ones.” - Retired gunnery sergeant, Sally C. Kelley, now a civilian employee with the facilities directorate aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point

LANCE CPL.BRIAN ADAM JONES Sally C. Kelley dances a hula dance during the second annual Holy Rosary Crusade Sept. 11 at Annunciation Parish in Havelock, N.C. Kelley was an active duty PETTY OFFICER 1ST CLASS PRESTON KERES Marine gunnery sergeant that fateful day nine years The American flag is a prominent icon in the heart of what was once the World Trade Center in New York City, ago and said she could not believe her ears when she Sept. 15, 2001. heard the news over the radio. B2 September 16, 2010 The Windsock

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Moving from Baltimore Director and former famous portrait photogra- to New York, he joins a street dance community that is called the ‘House of Pirates.’ pher Anton Corbijn (“Control”) gives this stan- Among the group of raw and passionate underground street dancers who team up dard action flick, adapted from the novel A Very with Moose are Luke and Natalie, played by newcomers Rick Malambri and Sharni Private Gentleman by Martin Booth, a special Vinson. European touch. Reprising their previous roles are Alyson Stoner (“Step Up”) as Camille, who is His trained eye for the beauty of the pictur- Moose’ best buddy; and TVs Glee Harry Shum Jr. (“Step Up 2 The Streets”) as Ca- esque Italian countryside stunningly transforms to ble. the big screen. Also appearing are Ally Maki as Jenny; Christopher Scott (“17 Again”) as Hair; Clooney is stepping out of his charming shadow to play the brooding and dark and runner up to “So You Think You Can Dance” Stephen “tWitch” Boss (“Hair- character brilliantly and with great maturity. spray”) as Jason. “The American” is an artsy foreign thriller telling a tense tale with great restraint Director Jon M. Chu (“Step Up 2: The Streets”) uses every 3-D trick in the book and distinct European flare. for this third installment of the popular dance series. He acquired some of the best top finalists dancers from the popular television show, “So You Think You Can Dance,” “GOING THE DISTANCE” (R) and one the show’s judges, Adam Shankman, is also producer of this film. “Going the Distance” is a romantic comedy that takes a look at the trials and tribu- If you are a fan of this dance series, you will remember the 2006 original “Step Up” lations of a long distance relationship. with Channing Tatum. Drew Barrymore (“Whip It,” “Music and Lyrics”) stars as Erin, a journalism grad The movie has a rather simple and predictable storyline but brings intense and in- student and aspiring newspaper reporter from California. credible dancing sequences, featuring the music of Flo Rida, among others. Justin Long (“Funny People,” “Drag Me to Hell”) stars as Garrett, a struggling “Step Up 3D” is a fun movie to watch and is dedicated to all the fans who enjoy music executive from New York. dancing in any form or fashion; however, the 3D concept is overrated and the film The two meet during an internship in New York City, the sparks fly and lead into a could have done better without it. six-week summer long fling. But when Erin has to return to California and Garrett stays behind for his job in “THE AMERICAN” (R) New York, the two are struggling to keep their long distance relationship going. “The American” is a suspense thriller about an assassin who hides out in Italy for With the help of texting and sexy late-night telephone calls from coast to coast, one last assignment. Erin and Garrett stay connected and find love. George Clooney (“Up in the Air,” “Michael Clayton,” “Syriana”) stars as Jack, a Despite time-zone differences, jealousy and a few temptations along the way, the ruthless and efficient professional assassin, who is also a proficient gun craftsman. smitten duo might just prove everyone wrong and actually go the distance. Jack is a lone American abroad, a hit man who is constantly on the move and who Co-starring are Charlie Day (“Bad Company”) and Jason Sudeikis (“Semi-Pro”) is always alone, never safe for very long. as Garrett’s friends, Dan and Box, who do not want to lose their drinking buddy to Now, Jack is contemplating quitting his dangerous job of killing, after a job in another rocky romance. Sweden ends a little too harshly. Christina Applegate (“Employee of the Month”) appears as Corrine, Erin’s up-tight Under the pretense of being a nature photographer for a magazine, he retreats to a and over-protective sister, who wants to protect Erin from heading down the wrong small medieval town in the Italian countryside, keeping a low profile, and is relishing path. on being away from death. Also appearing are Ron Livingston (“Dinner for Schmucks”) as Will; Jim Gaffigan While enjoying the peaceful and quiet time in this idyllic setting, Jack takes on one as Phil; Rob Riggle as Ron; and Peyton List (“Remember Me”) as Kaley. last assignment from a mysterious contact named Mathilde, played by Thekla Reuten Documentarian Nanette Burstein (“American Teen,” “The Kids Stay in the Pic- (”In Bruges”). ture”) makes her feature debut with this non-traditional and awkward comedy. Jack also makes friends with the local priest, the all-knowing Father Benedetto, “Going the Distance” is a light, low-key and sometimes funny comedy about long played by Paolo Bonacelli (“Mission Impossible III”), and enters into a torrid liaison distance relationships that show a realistic modern dilemma. The Windsock September 16, 2010 B3 THE LOCAL BUZZ Announcements ŹIndicates new announcement more than 80,000 visitors. for free. Riders going only to or from Havelock will pay a This year marks the 30th Mumfest and promises to be fare of $4, and $2 for children ages 2-11. ŹWhistle Stop Added Hours bigger than ever with the Corvette Racing Tour, a family For more information and bus schedules, visit the Stop by the Whistle Stop Thrift Shop, Building 1691, fun run/walk, extreme athletics from the King BMX Stunt website http://www.ncdot.gov/nctransit or contact Coach now open one Saturday a month. Normal hours are Show and Flippenout Extreme Trampoline Show. Festi- America at 1-800-232-5477. Tuesday-Thursday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. plus every Saturday val-goers will also find a boat show and maritime exhibit, after the mid-month military payday. This Saturday will arts and crafts displays, amusement park rides, puppet and Marine and Family Programs be the first Saturday the shop is open. magician shows, a wide variety of food and more. Reminder: Cash only and military or Department of For more information visit the website at http://www. Marine, Family Programs Office Numbers Defense identification required. mumfest.com. The Family Member Employment Program, For those who don’t wish to park downtown, free trol- Transition Assistance Management Program, ŹTree Planting Volunteers Needed ley shuttle service is available both days from the New Relocation Assistance Program and accredited The air station Natural Resources Division is seek- Bern Mall. A water-taxi service is also available for a financial counselors can be reached at 466-4401. ing volunteers to help plant 30 live oak trees here Sept. small fee from the BridgePointe Hotel Marina. • Child Development Resource & Referral – 466- 24. The trees were purchased through a Department of 3595. Defense grant in support of National Public Lands Day. Free Fantasy Football League • Exceptional Family Member Program – 466- The young trees, currently measuring 9-10 feet tall, Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard Morale, Welfare 7547. will be planted at various locations on the air station’s and Recreation are participating in a free online fantasy • Family Advocacy Program – 466-3264. main-side area. Individuals or groups interested in football league. The participant with the top score at the • Library – 466-3552. helping should contact Steven Shephard at 466-5650 or end of the season will win a trip to Super Bowl XLV in • LifeLong Learning – 466-4500. 229-1160. Dallas. In addition, all participants will have a chance to • Military Family Life Consultant – 876-8016. win the national contest, with a grand prize of $100,000. • New Parent Support Program – 466-3651. ŹImpress Me The contest is open to all active duty personnel, their • Retired Activities – 466-5548. Sign up today to enter the Marine Corps Community family members, retirees, reservists, National Guard, • Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program Services “Impress Me!” singing competition. DOD and Coast Guard civilians. – 466-5490. The early registration deadline is Monday and the final Each player will draft their team and play against 11 Substance Abuse Counseling – 466-7568. registration deadline is Oct. 4. simulated pro’s from the fantasy football industry and • 24-Hour Victim Advocate for Confidential Interested performers can register at Cunninghams, compete directly with them throughout the season. Services relating to Sexual Assault or Domestic the training and education building, the Pit, Combat There will be an overall military winner, which will Violence – 665-4713. Camera’s office or through e-mail at chpt.combat.cam. be determined by the total accumulation of points gained [email protected]. during each week’s games. Budget for Baby Auditions are Sept. 21-23, Oct. 5-7 and Oct. 13-14. For more information about the 2010 MWR Fantasy The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers For more information call 466-2905. Football League and to register for a free team, visit the Budget for Baby classes. website at http://www.mwrfantasysports.com or call 847- To register call 466-2031. ŹExercise 688-2110, ext-585. New Bern Parks & Recreation Department is holding Breast Feeding Class a low impact “seniorcise” class Mondays 8:30-10 a.m. at Leave the Car, Take the Bus The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society offers West New Bern Recreation Center. Traveling in Eastern North Carolina this summer? free breastfeeding classes to expectant mothers. The class caters to the needs of the senior adults and Leave the car and take the bus. The purpose of the class is to help prepare the integrates low impact exercise and fun. A seasonal bus route between New Bern and Morehead mother to be ready and confident to breastfeed once All seniors are welcome to come out for a morning of City began July 1 and will go to the end of September. the baby arrives. fun & exercise. The classes go until May 9, 2011. The bus route is operated by Coach America, which has To register call 466-2031. For more information, contact Anthony Boggan at partnered with N.C. Department of Transportation for this 629-2909. summer route. Veterans’ Assistance The round trip, which serves New Bern, Havelock and A representative from the Veterans Affairs Office Mumfest 2010 Morehead City, operates twice a day, seven days a week. visits Cherry Point each Thursday in building 232. Filling the streets of downtown New Bern with a vari- A one-way ticket for the 36-mile trip costs $7 for adults Call 466-4401 for assistance. ety of entertainment Oct. 9-10, Mumfest annually attracts and $4 for children ages 2-11. Children under age 2 ride Monthly and Weekly Events Courage to Change duty personnel age 26 and under, Marine Corps League Meetings OFF Limits Cherry Point and Havelock Cour- within 90 days of marriage. The Cherry Point Detachment of MCASCHERRY POINT AREA age to Change is a support group for Please call the chapel at 466-4000 the Marine Corps League meets the FRIDAY’S NIGHT CLUB (AKA CLUB INSOMNIA) friends and family of alcoholics. for more information. third Tuesday of each month at the Meetings are held at St. Paul’s Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 MCB CAMP LEJEUNE AREA BELL AUTO SALVAGE II Lutheran Church in Havelock, Domestic Violence Victims in Havelock, at 7 p.m. BOTTA BOOMS For more information contact Tuesdays at 8 p.m. A support group for victims of do- CARLAND For more information, call 241- mestic violence is provided by the Owen Smith at 444-5420. CENTENNIAL ENTERPRISES,INC. 6155 or 670-6236. Carteret County Domestic Violence DOLL HOUSE Program. Disabled Veterans EASY MONEY CATALOG SALES Chapter 26 of the Disabled FANTASIES Al-Anon Family Group Meet The group meetings are held ev- ILLUSIONS American Veterans meets on the There are alcoholics anonymous ery Wednesday at 6 p.m. JACKSONVILLE SPEEDWAY AUTO PARTS family group meetings Tuesdays For more information, call 728- third Tuesday of each month at the JOSHUA EXPERIENCE/CLUB ACCESS at 8 p.m. for family members and 3788. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7315 LAIRDS AUTO & TRUCK CENTER friends of individuals who may have in Havelock at 7 p.m. MILITARY CIRCUIT OF JACKSONVILLE For information, contact Doug PAR TECH alcohol problems. Chili Festival Committee PLAYHOUSE The meetings are held at Havelock The 29th Annual Havelock Chili Matthers at 447-2761. PLEASURE PALACE First Baptist Church. 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Hotlines Sept. 16, 1814 A detachment of Marines under Maj. Daniel Carmick from the Naval Station at 2nd MAW Command Inspector General New Orleans, together with an Army detachment, destroyed a pirate stronghold 466-5038 at Barataria, on the Island of Grande Terre, near New Orleans. If you are a victim of sexual assault Sept. 18, 1990 A new 40-acre training facility for Military Operations in Urban Terrain was Immediately call 665-4713, which is monitored 24/7. dedicated at Camp Lejeune, N.C., by Gen. Alfred M. Gray, who was the The person answering the call will help you decide commandant of the Marine Corps at the time. the next steps to take. You may remain anonymous. This procedure is not to replace calling 911 if you are in immediate danger. Remember, it’s not your fault. Support is available.

Severe weather and force protection information Military personnel call 466-3093. FRC East personnel call 464-8333. DDCN personnel call 466-4083.

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SPRINT CUP NATIONWIDE SERIES CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS NEXT Race: Sylvania 300 Race: Dover 200 Race: TheRaceDayRaffleSeries.com 175 Where: New Hampshire Motor Spdwy Where: Dover International Speedway Where: New Hampshire Motor Speedway When: Sunday, 1 p.m. (ET) When: September 25, 3 p.m. (ET) When: Saturday, 2:30 p.m. (ET) UP... TV: ESPN TV: ESPN2 TV: SPEED 2009 winner: Mark Martin (right) 2009 winner: Clint Bowyer 2009 winner: Kyle Busch

By RICK MINTER / Cox Newspapers

NOTEBOOK Kenseth: Unlikely to repeat ‘03

Matt Kenseth, the driver whose 2003 run to the Sprint Cup championship has been cited by many as the reason the Chase format was SupermanSuperman adopted, isn’t predicting a repeat of his results from seven years ago. In ’03, Kenseth won the title with one win and an average finish of 10.2. He finished the season with a 90-point advantage over runner- up Jimmie Johnson despite a blown engine and a 43rd-place finish in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. This year, he’s winless so far and has rarely been a contender for victory in the 26-race regu- still?still? lar season. Still, his finishes were consistent enough to earn him a Chase berth. He said his chances this year aren’t as good as he’d like them to be. “I think it depends how we start,” he told reporters at Richmond on Saturday. “If you look at the first 26 races, everyone will sit up here and tell you they have a chance for the champi- onship and mathematically that’s true, but not if we run like we did for 26 races. “It seems like we average usually around a 12th place finish, and certainly that’s not going to win the championship over 10 races.” Childress teams all in for Chase Last year, no drivers at Richard Childress Racing made it into the Chase. This year, all Jimmie Johnson (NASCAR photo) three RCR drivers will run for the title. Jeff Burton, who will be in the Chase along with teammates Clint Bowyer and Kevin Harvick, said much of the credit for Can Johnson rebound again, or is it anybody’s Chase this year? the turnaround – which actually began in hen it was all said and done in the leader. him a run for his money. He has Carl late 2009 – goes to team owner Childress. post-race interviews at Richmond Hamlin’s crew chief Mike Ford said that Edwards, Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick “Last year was a frustrating year for all of WInternational Raceway Saturday his team actually started playing its Chase on his short list and is looking at others, us, and I’m proud of what Richard did to get night, Clint Bowyer did about the best job hand a couple of weeks ago. too. more prepared for this year,” Burton said. of summing up the prevailing sentiment “We started a little early,” Ford said. “We “I think you’ve got five or six cars that “Our sponsors and our employees and our heading into the 10-race Chase for the needed to get some momentum going into can really race for the championship,” he fans and everybody deserve the kind of Sprint Cup. the Chase. We felt like we stumbled a little said. “I don’t know how to handicap it or effort that was given. Hopefully one of us He said the four-time and defending bit, but we wanted to get aggressive and who to fear the most because everyone has can pull it off. champion Jimmie Johnson is still the make sure that we come out swinging after it in them.” “It’s been a long time since Richard has favorite, but may not have the edge he’s that off-weekend and we did that. Jeff Gordon, who is winless on the season won a Cup championship, and it would had in recent seasons. “We went to Atlanta and sat on the pole as he starts his quest for a fifth Cup title, mean a great deal to get one back for him.” “Superman has not lost his cape, but it’s and … we had some momentum and turn- said it’s a little early to be picking champi- shorter than it was in years past,” Bowyer around and had an engine failure in the onship favorites. Chase allows no ‘mulligans’ said. “So hopefully we’ll all be able to give race. We knew coming to Richmond, we “Most of that starts to show itself four or him a run for his money this year.” could rebound and kind of gain that back. five races into the Chase, and that’s kind of Tony Stewart, who has won Cup champi- Carl Edwards also pointed out the obvi- “So it’s kind of been up and down, but I the way I feel about it right now,” he said. onships under both the season-long and the ous – that Johnson and his No. 48 think we gained some momentum moving “Yeah, maybe there’s no clear-cut favorite Chase formats, said winning a title today is as Chevrolet team at Hendrick Motorsports into the Chase and put some ground right now, the way the past 26 races have much about what you don’t do as what you do. have an uncanny knack for bouncing back behind us. We have never been the points gone. But I’ve seen how the team that real- “You’re not going to be able to have bad from a mediocre midseason and performing leader, so we are still going to race like we ly is going to go win this championship races,” he said. “You’re not going to be able to at their peak when the title is on the line. are 40th, still going to stay aggressive.” seems to be pretty clear … four or five get a mulligan … You’re going to have to be Still, Edwards said, there are other teams Johnson said he sees plenty of drivers races into the Chase, and I wouldn’t be sur- good for 10 straight weeks. that have shown championship-level per- with teams performing well enough to give prised if that happens again this year.” “You don’t have that flexibility with this formance in the races leading up to the field to have an off night.” Chase. “I feel like Jimmie [Johnson] has had an ‘Something new’fails for Dale unbelievable ability to perform in the Chase and win championships,” Edwards Dale Earnhardt Jr. has three career Cup wins said. “But I think all of these [Chase con- at Richmond International Raceway, but on tenders] would agree that it’s anyone’s race Saturday night he wasn’t even close to being a more than ever this year. It looks like contender. He finished 34th, six laps off the pace. advantages are smaller and they last a “That was one of my worst performances, I shorter period of time … believe,” he told reporters afterward. “We were “But I wouldn’t be surprised if Jimmie trying something new and it just didn’t work comes out here and goes off and wins the out … first three or something and proves us “We ran a rear spring package we’ve never wrong, but I don’t believe he’ll do that.” run before, front spindles we’ve never run The driver and team poised to give before; just trying to find something to help us Johnson one of his strongest challenges is get better. Running like we’ve been running all the No. 11 Toyota team of driver Denny year long ain’t good enough, so we figured we’d Hamlin, who won at Richmond, his home try to go in a different direction, and it was a track, and was on pace to win the week bad choice tonight. before at Atlanta, only to be sidelined with “We’re going testing on Monday, and we’ll do a blown engine. Because of his six regular as much testing as we can do the rest of the season wins and the bonus points they Jimmie Johnson (left) looks on as crew members work on the No. 48 Lowe's Chevrolet during practice for August’s year to figure out what’s wrong and to get a paid, he starts the Chase as the points IRWIN Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway. (NASCAR photo) package that will work.”

Can a new points system better reward drivers who win? SPRINT CUP POINTS SPRINT CUP POINTS RESET FOR THE CHASE

Montoya and David Reutimann would make the field 1. Kevin Harvick 1. Denny Hamlin ASK RICK! along with McMurray. 3,723; Leader 5,060; Leader Under the current system, the most points a race-win- ning driver can earn is 195, and that’s if they also pick up 2. Kyle Busch 2. Jimmie Johnson “With five of the 12 drivers in the five-point bonus for leading the most laps in a race. At 3,495; behind -228 5,050; behind -10 this year’s Chase winless so far Richmond on Saturday, race-winner Denny Hamlin earned 25 more points that runner-up Kyle Busch, who 3. Jeff Gordon 3. Kevin Harvick this season, is there a points got 170 and did not pick up any points for leading laps. 3,493; behind -230 5,030; behind -30 Drivers now get five bonus points for leading at least one system out there that would lap. 4. Carl Edwards 4. Kyle Busch Each race win in the regular season now translates to 3,427; behind -296 5,030; behind -30 place more emphasis on 10 bonus points once the Chase starts, which is why 5. Jimmie Johnson 5. Kurt Busch Hamlin vaulted from ninth to first heading into Sunday’s 3,288; behind -306 winning races and put more race at New Hampshire. 5,020; behind -40 winners in the Chase?” As for the Chase itself, many have suggested that the 6. Tony Stewart 6. Tony Stewart 12 drivers who compete for the title over the final 10 races 3,417; behind -306 5,010; behind -50 of the season should have a points system all to them- A: One of the best systems around is one that was first selves. That would eliminate the issue of one bad finish 7. Jeff Burton 7. Greg Biffle proposed by the late David Poole, the longtime motor- essentially taking a driver out of championship con- 3,390; behind -333 5,010; behind -50 sports writer for the Charlotte Observer. tention. If the Chase drivers had their own points system, Under the Poole system, a driver’s first win of the regu- a Chase driver who wrecks or blows up early in a race 8. Matt Kenseth 8. Jeff Gordon lar season would carry a 500-point bonus. If Poole’s sys- would get 12th-place points, which would keep them in 3,346; behind -377 5,000; behind -60 tem was applied this year, the results might have been championship contention far better than a 40th-place fin- different because teams and drivers might have gambled ish would under the current system. 9. Denny Hamlin 9. Carl Edwards more to win races and there might have been some differ- Under the current rules, a 12th-place finish pays 127 3,342; behind -381 5,000; behind -60 ent winners, which isn’t a bad thing, but as it stands, the points, while 40th is worth just 43. Chase field would include every driver who has won a NASCAR officials have said they’re interested in tweak- 10. Kurt Busch 10. Jeff Burton race this year and one non-winner – Jeff Gordon. ing the format for the Chase, possibly instituting an elimi- 3,337; behind -386 5,000 ; behind -60 That would eliminate the awkward situation of having nation element where drivers at the bottom of the stand- a Chase without the driver, Jamie McMurray, who has ings would drop out as the Chase neared its conclusion. 11. Clint Bowyer 11. Matt Kenseth won the Cup circuit’s top two races, the Daytona 500 and But in reality, they do that now, only it’s not official until 3,221; behind -502 5,000; behind -60 the Brickyard 400. they’re mathematically eliminated. It would mean that non-winners Carl Edwards, Jeff 12. Greg Biffle 12. Clint Bowyer Burton, Clint Bowyer and Matt Kenseth would miss the Got a question about NASCAR? Ask Rick! E-mail 3,177; behind -546 5,000 ; behind -60 Chase, while race winners Ryan Newman, Juan Pablo your question to [email protected] The Windsock September 16, 2010 B5 31st MEU ACE arrives aboard the Essex CPL. MICHAEL A. BIANCO The two units combined to fl y CH-46E Sea Knights, CH-53E Super Stallions, AH- 31ST MEU 1W Super Cobras, UH-1N Hueys and AV-8B Harriers onto the ships of Amphibious USS ESSEX AT SEA – The aviation combat element of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Squadron 11. Unit fl ew aboard the forward-deployed ships USS Essex and the USS Denver Sept. 7. Along with aircraft, the squadron loaded and fl ew more than 30 passengers and 70,000 Equipment, gear and personnel were all prestaged at Marine Air Station Futenma, pounds of equipment onto the Essex. Okinawa, before the fl y-on. The pilots then moved the aircraft aboard the ships of Am- Aviation Marines teamed with Navy boatswain’s mates to get the job done. The Navy phibious Group 11 in waves. team provided support to the landing Marine aircraft as they worked the ships’ fl ight According to Capt. Bradley Gibson, Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262 (Rein- decks with air traffi c controllers, fuel specialists, a chain crew used to secure the aircraft forced) air embarkation offi cer, the fl y-on went smoothly and gave the squadron a great to the ship, and a crash and rescue team. start to the deployment. The 31st MEU and Amphibious Squadron 11 are currently preparing for several ex- “It can be diffi cult moving different aircraft at the same time because of the diverse ercises designed to meet with the units’ annual requirements. The units are also slated procedures in each,” he said. “It is exciting to see all these moving parts working to- to participate in a bilateral exercises called Amphibious Landing Exercise 2011, which gether effi ciently and it gives us a good sense of how the patrol will go.” will take place in the Republic of the Philippines and the Korean Incremental Training The ACE is comprised of elements from three rotary squadrons and one fi xed-wing Program in South Korea to enhance theater security cooperation. squadron.

CPL.MICHAEL A. BIANCO Marines with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 262 (Reinforced), 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, secure an AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopter to the flight deck of the forward-deployed USS Essex during the aviation combat element’s predeployment fly-on Sept. 7. MCCS Cherry Point Commemorative Brick Campaign Your Legacy... A Lifetime Impression! 15th Anniversary Celebration & Customer Appreciation Day Order your customized at Your Local Servmart Store brick TODAY! Take advantage of this opportunity to memorialize and salute a fellow Marine or Sailor, Friday - Sept. 24th a fallen comrade, or a family member! 6 Anniversary Ceremony: 10 am to 11 am Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) 6 Free Lunch: BBQ/Chicken Plates & drinks aboard MCAS Cherry Point is implementing a (11:30 am to 1:30 pm) unique program as part of their new Consolidated Club construction in the form of 6 Free Refreshments: 9 am to 1:30 pm laser engraved bricks that is destined to become 6 Free Popcorn: served all day, every an eternal fixture of our military heritage. day 6 THREE EASY WAYS TO ORDER YOUR 10% from Store Sales (on Stock COMMEMORATIVE BRICKS! Items) for the day will be donated to the Marine Corp Community Ser- 1)Online - visit vice Program (MCCS) www.bricksrus.com/order/cherrypoint and follow the simple instructions! 6 Fully Stocked Shelves (4,000 differ- 2)Mail in - your order by picking up your ent items, incl. office & facilities order form from the below locations. maintenance supplies) 3)Turn in - your order at three on base Convenience Stores, MCX Customer Service Center, Bowling Center, Cunninghams or The Pit. MCAS Cherry Point Store Hours: Call 252-466-6398 for more info Building 144 0730 to 1600, M-F MC CS For more information, call 466-5923 Community Services MARINE CORPS Cherry Point mccscherrypoint.com B8 September 16, 2010 TheWindsock

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WALL OR WINDOW MOUNT #1 ABSOLUTE BARGAIN CLEAN LONG LEAF 2401 RICHMOND 2 bedroom, 1 SOUTHERN SUN IV MOBILE 18,000 BTU Heat and Cool units. Brand NEW In Plastic Queen/ bath, 1 car garage, washer/dryer, HOMES FOR RENT Many Availa- $487 Discount City Havelock Full Plush Mattress Sets $99! PINE STRAW dishwasher and lawncare. $675 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ble. Call For Availability. Includes $4.25 per bale! Delivered! FOR LEASE (252)447-1880 Queen/Full PillowTop Sets month. Great neighborhoods. No HOMES & APARTMENTS stove, refrigerator, washer/dryer. $159. WE’RE LOCAL, 8 miles (252)244-1738 smoking. (252)626-4777 New Bern Locations James City Area, near airport. Over from Main Gate. Better Quality From the $675’s 55 10% Discount. (252)259-7716 and Will Beat Any AD Price •Arbor Green Guaranteed! Can Deliver/ •Arcadia Village Layaway Available. •Academy Common GREENLEAF MEMORIAL PARK 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ON GOLF •Academy Green Call Dion NOW! (910)325-7008 Tandem for 2 people, Level D #35. COURSE! 326 Divot Court, Silver Havelock Locations ************************* Opening & closing fees included. Creek, Swansboro. Upstairs bonus From the $595’s 5PC CHERRY BEDROOM SET! $8,378 (252)633-6092 •Croatan Forest room with workout equipment & 2 MOVE IN SPECIAL! 2 month. free Brand New-Still in the Box •Chrisopher Downs car garage. $1500/m + deposit. lot rent with 12 month. lease. Lots Queen/Full $350! Will Beat •Tucker Creek Only 6 month lease with approved 252-635-6800 available in Bernwood Village Any AD Price Guaranteed! credit. No pets or boats. (252) neusebuildersrentals.com ($170-$190). Cooks MHP ($165). Call Dion NOW! (910)325-7008 HORSES BOARDING STABLE Eng- 342-5096 Triad Ent. Inc. (252)670-7077 lish Lessons: Beginner-Advanced & Training. (252)229-1331 FALL SPECIAL!!! AFFORDABLE BARNS! 12X16 3 BEDROOM, Fairfield Harbour, OCEANFRONT EMERALD $1,895; 12x20 $2,395; 16x16 ISLE 2 bedroom/2 bath condo, $2,795. Other sizes available. Built furnished or unfurnished, fenced, fully furnished, washer & on your lot. Call (252)531-0664 or cul-de-sac, $1500 252 717-7794 dryer, No smoking. No pets. CAR INSURANCE 800-218-BARN, Ayden $1,800 month, $675 deposit. BEST PRICES IN TOWN! BEAUTIFUL GREEN FRESH CUT Tons of amenities! Ready now! GRADY & GRADY CENTIPEDE SOD Large 6’ rolls. Weekly rates are $650 Call 252-229-3551 $2.49 Discount City Havelock 3330 Neuse Blvd. New Bern 3 BEDROOM/1.1.5 BATH Living (252)447-1880 (252)638-5433 room, kitchen, garage. 6506 Par- Non-Owner Insurance ker Ct. New Bern. No pets. BEST RATES FOR DWI $700/month. (252)633-4885 Motorcycle Insurance

CHEVY 2006 CORVETTE Red, BEACH FRONT, EMERALD ISLE coupe, 9,700 miles, 2 tops, auto- RV, 2005 Jayco slide-out with matic, heads up display, XM, $50 PER MONTH! 8’x20’, 160 3/2 1,600SQ.FT. in New Bern. deck, sleeps 6. Immaculate TYLER PLACE OnStar, garage kept, showroom sq.ft., We deliver to your site. Washer/dryer hookups, $795/mo. condition. $39,900 condition, $33,900 LUXURY On-Site Storage (910) 389-3659 $150/pet dep.. 252-671-1691 (252)638-6723 APARTMENTS (252)636-2995 3/2 HISTORIC HOME Cozy front • High efficiency heat pumps porch, picket fences, nice sized 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Trent • Water, sewer, trash pickup included • Large, open floor plans rooms, fenced yard, nice kitchen, Rd, Glenburnie Rd, Tyson Mgmt Call or come by today for more information $1,075. 252-635-7052 Email for Application: [email protected] 252-514-0188 1312 BROAD STREET/TISDALE AFFORDABLE HOUSE Formerly a consignment ASK FOR SPECIALS shop, $1500/mo. (252)626-6660 No $Money...No Problem...Move in Today w/approved credit* 823 CLARK AVENUE 3 bedrooms, Waterfront Lot In Trent Woods. Call for Details 1 bath, fenced back yard, $695/ Call Steve, owner/broker, month, lease & deposit required. MAZDA 1990 MIATA Excellent $525 2 Bedrooms Coldwell Banker, (252) No pets. (252)637-9916 BUILDING FOR RENT condition, well kept, 30+ mpg. $565 3 Bedrooms 671-1997 10,550 sq. ft., 2302 Trent Rd. must see to appreciate! $3000. Office Hours: Monday-Wednesday 9-5 & Thursday 9-2 (252)637-2575 (252)617-7037 447-5160 Located off Lake Road in Havelock *Limited time only. Some restrictions apply TOYOTA 2002 AVALON XLS, pearl 8275 HWY 304 Pamlico County, 3 white, 4 door, 61K miles, garage kept, excellent condition, $9,800. FOR SALE BY OWNER 3/2, bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen, dining, Commercial Building For Lease, (252) 636-2995 1,850sq.ft., in Neuse Harbour, re- den, living room, utility room & 1800sqft, offices/shop, fenced. duced $20K, Whirlpool, 2 car gar- carport. Newly remodeled with AC. $850 252-633-3633 or 637-3044 age, landscaped, other features, $525. Open for show Sat 11-4. BRICESCROSSING.COM available now. (252) 637-3868 336-228-8029 or 252-322-9983 CHEVY 2007 EXPRESS 2500 cargo GATED MAXI STORAGE/ van for sale. Excellent condition. FLEX SPACE New tires, new triple ladder racks, RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY $5K 1,250 sq ft. $300 AVAILABLE HOUSES 33,400 miles. $13,000.00 firm. Seller Cash Rebate to Buyer! Like 2,500 sq ft. $550 Call 252-639-8515. new cozy 3/2 with fireplace on 3 BEDROOMS 3,750 sq ft. $800 7,500 sq. ft. $1,200 $10,000 quiet cul-de-sac. Walking distance New Bern and Riverdale areas. (252)637-6667 or 671-5696 to boat launch with fishing pier & Fenced yard. $800-$850. to W. Craven Middle School. Large No pets. Lease, deposit & credit GMC 2001 SONOMA red truck. lot. $74,800 Coldwell Banker check required. (252)636-5818 $2,499 or best offer. Runs great, IN Willis-Smith 252-617-7520 looks good! Call Jerry at (252) TUCKER CREEK HAVELOCK 3 bed- 349-1986 BUYERS room, 2 bath with bonus room, Havelock Nottingham Drive 2,400 SQ. FT. RETAIL OR OFFICE 1,938sq.ft. (252)652-4382 3/2, large fenced yard SPACE for lease. Riverwood Plaza, with deck. $995/month. MLK Blvd., 17S. $1570/month. OrsusMgmt.com (252)649-0410 (252)636-7681 or (252)672-7639 DUCATI 2003 ST4s. Last year INCENTIVES. made with 996 high performance motor/dry clutch. Twin Car- bonfiber adjustable exhaust, restrictions apply 3400-A TRENT ROAD Chelsea carbonfiber rear subfender, cus- LYNWOOD HIGHLANDS! 4 bed- Square, 900sq.ft. building, Ideal tom Corbins seat, Dunlop tires. room, 2 bath, 2 car garage, fenced office or shop. $875. Chuck Tyson 8511 miles, must see to appreci- backyard on culdesac. $1,150 per Lawrence Land Co. (252) 670-5230 ate! $10,000 negotible. (252) 2 BEDROOM Washer/dryer, re- month. Available Oct 1st! For Sale: 665-2259 252-672-8800 modeled, 32” TV, fireplace, great 185,000. Call (252)633-9898 or location, $625/m. 252-633-3412 675-0061 METCALF ST. 12x12 professional office space for rent. Free HSI. $250/month. (252)670-9136 MOREHEAD CITY! Furnished reno- vated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, open floor plan, 2 blocks to sound/park. Great schools, washer, dryer, in- OFFICE SPACE for rent. 1400 Sq ternet, cable with large screen TVs ft, downtown New Bern, Ample & yard service. $1400/m, lease off-street parking. (252) 633-2470 THE time negotiable. (252)230-9090 CAT’S STRICTLY RENTALS : 2 bed rent- als $550-$750 3/4 bed houses NEW “2011” ZONE II $750 & up. Call (252)447-0222 DOUBLWIDE OUT OF Includes: Finished Sheetrock, 6” Crown Molding, Thermo Pane Windows! TOO many options to list! THE ONLY $39,995.00 CLEAN FURNISHED NO SMOKING Must see.Call today. near Tryon Palace. for single. $100 252-523-3680 agent week & up 252-249-2200 BAG!

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HOMECREST PARK 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Patio, all ap- 2 & 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $300 to There’s no better pliances, washer/dryer, pantry & $550 plus deposit. Includes water, place than the ceiling fans, Progress Energy elec- kitchen and laundry appliances, & tric. Walk to high school. $685 per parking. No pets. 252-637-5549 Classifieds month plus deposit. No smoking! Cats negotiable but no dogs al- to get your paws lowed. (252)671-6453 MOBILE HOMES for rent in New- on great deals. port area. Starting at $285. Please call for availability. 252-223-6002 Check our weekly listings! ALL THE BEST DEALS Apartments, Townhouses, Duplexes, Mobile If you would like to place home lots or mini storages. Sec- tion 8 accepted. (252) 637-5600 NICE 14X70 2/2 Half Acre Hwy. 17 an ad, please call Management Services Between Vanceboro/Washington. $395. No pets. (252)249-3999 1-888-328-4802 VANCEBORO 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, very nice mobile home in quiet www.neusebuilders park. No pets. $485 per month + rentals.com deposit. (252)671-1946