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A weekly Virtual Engagement schedule will be distributed each Tuesday. Wednesday, November 11 - Veterans Day • 8:00 AM - Christ and St. Luke’s Sunday Sermon (52 minutes) • 9:15 AM - Guided Meditation with Janet (10 minutes) • 9:30 AM - Service of Holy Communion with Old Donation Clergy (45 minutes) • 10:15 AM - US Military Songs: United States Armed Forces Medley (4 minutes) • 10:20 AM - The Unites States Marines Band Compilation: o SOUSA The Stars and Stripes Forever (5 minutes) o SOUSA Semper Fidelis (4 minutes) o WILLIAMS The Cowboys Overture (10 minutes) • 10:40 AM - The United States Navy Band Compilation: o America the Beautiful (4 minutes) o Spirit of the USN (4 minutes) o All Those Endearing Young Charms (8 minutes) • 11:00 AM - Zumba with Karen (29 minutes) • 11:30 AM - The United States Army Band Compilation: o "Taps" performed in Arlington National Cemetery (3 minutes) o The U.S. Army Chorus performs a popular running cadence "They Say That in the Army" (5 minutes) o The Battle Hymn of the Republic - The United States Army Chorus (5 minutes) • 11:45 AM - The United States Air Force Band Compilation: o "The Chief of Staff" March (3 minutes) o “Molly on the Shore" (4 minutes) o "Florentiner March" (6 minutes) • 12:00 PM - The Unites States Coast Guard Band Compilation: o Notezart (5 minutes) o Against the Rain - Roshanne Etezady (5 minutes) o When the Saints Go Marching In (11 minutes) • 12:20 PM - Trans-Siberian by Private Train (36 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Grace Episcopal Church Sunday Service (8 minutes) • 1:15 PM - Challenge Coins: A Military Tradition (15 minutes) • 1:30 PM - Seated Dance with Karen (30 minutes) • 2:00 PM - Wellness Wednesday with WC Dining (20 minutes) - VE google folder, dining videos, • 2:30 PM - WWII Presentation with Julius Shoulars (60 minutes) • 3:30 PM - 1st Marine Division Band - Disneyland - Veterans Day 2014 (21 minutes) • 4:00 PM - Those Were the Days: Remembering Life in the 1950s (23 minutes) • 5:00 PM - Timeline Documentary: Jane Austen: Behind Closed Doors (59 minutes) • 6:00 PM - Tidewater Arts Outreach Violin Solos and Duets from Alex Marlins and Danielle Fagan (60 minutes) • 7:00 PM - November 11, 2018: National Veterans Day Concert at Washington National Cathedral (1 hour, 39 minutes) Thursday, November 12 • 8:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Pam (39 minutes) • 8:40 AM - Stonewall Jackson House (16 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Circle of Strength with Alex (41 minutes) • 9:45 AM - Chesapeake Bay Foundation: Riparian Buffers and Clean Water (13 minutes) • 10:00 AM - Book of John Bible Class with Chaplain Doug Gray (60 minutes) - Live stream • 11:00 AM - Zumba with Janet (32 minutes) • 11:35 AM - “What Can Christianity Offer Our Society?” from the Rev. Dr. Tim Keller (25 minutes) • 12:00 PM - 25 Most Amazing Ancient Ruins of the World (32 minutes) • 12:40 PM - BBC Earth: 5 Amazing Animal Behaviours Caught on Spy Camera (18 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Superhuman Geniuses (Extraordinary People Documentary) (46 minutes) • 1:48 PM - Guess The 50s TV Show Theme Song! (12 minutes) • 2:00 PM - First Presbyterian Church of Virginia Beach Sunday Service (40 minutes) • 2:40 PM - Central Park Weekly Walk: Strawberry Fields (20 minutes) • 3:00 PM - Mat Yoga with Janet (45 minutes) • 3:45 PM - The Nature Bus: Virtual Tour of Great Dismal Swamp (14 minutes) • 4:00 PM - Doug’s Crossword Video (20 minutes) • 4:20 PM - National Geographic Documentary: Great Barrier Reef (37 minutes) • 5:00 PM - Home Base: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum (57 minutes) • 6:00 PM - The Mystery of Stonehenge Documentary (55 minutes) • 7:00 PM - Sleeping Beauty 2011 (2 hours, 21 minutes) Friday, November 13 • 8:15 AM - Tabata with Karen (45 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Martinique - France in the Caribbean Documentary (43 minutes) • 9:45 AM - New York Times: How a Group of Women in This Small Alabama Town Perfected the Art of Quilting (14 minutes) • 10:00 AM - Baylake United Methodist Church Sunday Sermon (54 minutes) • 11:00 AM - Lost Norfolk Architecture - City of Norfolk Virginia (59 minutes) • 12:00 PM - The Secret of Antarctica Documentary (52 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Galilee Church Sunday Service (37 minutes) • 1:40 PM - 15 Most Incredible Abandoned Homes In The World (20 minutes) • 2:00 PM - Lifelong Learning Course: Early Television Comedies (I Love Lucy 1951-1957) (60 minutes) – Live stream • 3:00 PM - Line Dancing with Alex (28 minutes) • 3:30 PM - Scotland from Above: Edinburgh to Fingal's Cave Route (26 minutes) • 4:00 PM - The Righteous Brothers - Legends In Concert (58 minutes) • 5:00 PM - Preservation Virginia: John Marshall House (52 minutes) • 6:00 PM - Rick Steves' Andalucía: The Best of Southern Spain (56 minutes) • 7:00 PM - Shakespeare's The Winters Tale 2018 (1 hour, 55 minutes) Saturday, November 14 • 8:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Cheryl (36 minutes) • 8:40 AM - The Nature Bus: Tree ID at Lake Lawson/Lake Smith Natural Area (14 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Virtual Tour of Bacon's Castle (53 minutes) • 10:00 AM - Great Smoky Mountains: Staggering Biodiversity in America's most visited National Park (48 minutes) • 11:00 AM - What Makes Art Valuable Documentary (59 minutes) • 12:00 PM - Dr Josh McDowell: The Reliability Of Bible (60 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Gentle Yoga with Janet (45 minutes) • 1:45 PM - The Mariners' Museum and Park: Hilton Village Lecture: The First Ten Years (68 minutes) • 3:00 PM - Prague with Rick Steves (25 minutes) • 3:30 PM - Tokyo's Secret Island Paradise: Aogashima (25 minutes) • 4:00 PM - 25 Years of Jerry Lee Lewis - 1982 TV Special (60 minutes) • 5:00 PM - The Fascinating World of Deep Mountain Lakes (51 minutes) • 6:00 PM - Cher: A Celebration at Caesars 1981 (48 minutes) • 7:00 PM - The Life and Music of Dave Brubeck: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis (1 hour, 38 minutes) Sunday, November 15 • 8:00 AM - Seated Dance with Karen (25 minutes) • 8:30 AM - South Africa from Above - 6 Unique Journeys from Cape Town to Drakensberg Inc. Garden Route (26 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Chapel Worship Service with Chaplain Doug Gray (60 minutes) - Live stream • 10:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Cheryl (36 minutes) • 10:40 AM - Walking Tour of Cherry Blossoms in Japan (17 minutes) • 11:00 AM - Chapel Worship Service with Chaplain Jenny Spivey (60 minutes) - Live stream • 12:00 PM - Most Beautiful Garden in Italy - A Walking Tour (38 minutes) • 12:40 PM - Top 10 Most Beautiful Flower Fields in the World (16 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Great Museums: Wild Thing- The Smithsonian National Zoo (57 minutes) • 2:00 PM - Barrier Islands Center: The Last Hunt Clubs (37 minutes) • 2:40 PM - Chesapeake Bay Foundation: Oyster Farming on the Bay (33 minutes) • 3:15 PM - History Channel: Lost Worlds- Athens the Ancient Supercity (45 minutes) • 4:00 PM - Chapel Worship Service with Chaplain Doug Gray (60 minutes) - Live stream • 5:00 PM - A Tour of the Incredible Old City of Jerusalem (22 minutes) • 5:30 PM - National Geographic Documentary 2015: Albert Einstein - How I See the World (94 minutes) • 7:05 PM - Placido Domingo LIVE Full Concert 2018 (1 hour, 48 minutes) Monday, November 16 • 8:00 AM - Strength and Balance with Pam (39 minutes) • 8:40 AM - Kyoto Temples, Shrines & Gardens, Japan (20 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Tai Chi- Resident Lead (30 minutes) • 9:30 AM - Wildly Rushing Rivers in the Alps Documentary (30 minutes) • 10:00 AM - Gentle Yoga with Janet (45 minutes) • 10:45 AM - Saint Paul Minnesota History and Cartography 1867 (10 minutes) • 11:00 AM - Norfolk Historical Society: Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences (52 minutes) • 12:00 PM - The Royal Family's Favourite Meals From The Empire (44 minutes) • 12:45 PM - 10 Most Beautiful Peacocks in the World (11 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Tim Keller | Boasting in Nothing Except the Cross | Galatians 6 (52 minutes) • 2:00 PM - Scotland from Above in High Definition - Isle of Skye to Ben Nevis (25 minutes) • 2:30 PM - Chair Dance with Cheryl (30 minutes) • 3:00 PM - Beginner Line Dancing with Janet (30 minutes) • 3:30 PM - BBC Documentary: The Power of Art- Rembrandt (59 minutes) • 4:30 PM - Colonial Williamsburg: A Conversation with James Madison (44 minutes) • 5:15 PM - God In Our Midst, Isaiah 12:1-6, N. T. Wright (34 minutes) • 5:55 PM - Top 13 US National Parks (32 minutes) • 6:30 PM - Richmond Remembers 200 Years (30 minutes) • 7:00 PM - Mozart: Don Giovanni Opera with English Subtitles (2 hours, 55 minutes) Tuesday, November 17 • 7:30 AM - Jump Start with Cheryl (45 minutes) • 8:15 AM - History Channel: Lost Worlds- Lost City of the Bible Discovered (43 minutes) • 9:00 AM - Circle of Strength with Janet (44 minutes) • 9:45 AM - Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA (11 minutes) • 10:00 AM - Hymn-Sing with Chaplain Jenny Spivey (30 minutes) • 10:30 AM - I Love 70's Commercials Vol 1-10 Compilation (43 minutes) • 11:15 AM - The Life & Times of The Waltons (44 minutes) • 12:00 PM - Cirque du Soleil | Amaluna, Bazzar, Volta (60 minutes) • 1:00 PM - Lifelong Learning Course: Parables- The Stories of Jesus (Parables of Future Eschatology) (60 minutes) - Live stream • 2:00 PM - Iceland Symphony Orchestra: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Flute Concerto no. 1 in G-Major, K. 313 (29 minutes) • 2:30 PM - Chair Dance with Pam (30 minutes) • 3:00 PM - The National Geographic Guide to Birding in North America (32 minutes) • 3:40 PM - 60 Minutes Australia: Climate Change Causes Islands to Disappear (17 minutes) • 4:00 PM - Mat Yoga with Janet (50 minutes) • 5:00 PM - Great Smoky Mountains National Park Autumn 2014 (53 minutes) • 6:00 PM - Virginia Museum of History & Culture: Thurgood Marshall: A Life in American History (60 minutes) • 7:00 PM - The Three Tenors: London 1996 (1 hour, 26 minutes) On Saturday, November 21 at 8:00 PM, we will be broadcasting the Tidewater Classical Guitar performance with Meng Su On Monday, November 23 at 7:00 PM, we will be broadcasting the November Symphonicity performance 40th Anniversary Masterworks II: "ODE TO BEETHOVEN!" 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  • NAVMC 2922 Unit Awards Manual (PDF)

    NAVMC 2922 Unit Awards Manual (PDF)

    DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS 2008 ELLIOT ROAD QUANTICO, VIRGINIA 22134-5030 IH REPLY REFER TO: NAVMC 2 922 MMMA JAN 1 C IB# FOREWORD 1. Purpose. To publish a listing of all unit awards that have been presented to Marine Corps units since the beginning of World War II. 2. Cancellation. NAVMC 2922 of 17 October 2011. 3. Information. This NAVMC provides a ready reference for commanders in determining awards to which their units are entitled for specific periods of time, facilitating the updating of individual records, and accommodating requests by Marines regarding their eligibility to wear appropriate unit award ribbon bars. a . Presidential Unit Citation (PUC), Navy Unit Citation (NUC), Meritorious Unit Citation (MUC) : (1) All personnel permanently assigned and participated in the action(s) for which the unit was cited. (2) Transient, and temporary duty are normally ineligible. Exceptions may be made for individuals temporarily attached to the cited unit to provide direct support through the particular skills they posses. Recommendation must specifically mention that such personnel are recommended for participation in the award and include certification from the cited unit's commanding officer that individual{s) made a direct, recognizable contribution to the performance of the services that qualified the unit for the award. Authorized for participation by the awarding authority upon approval of the award. (3) Reserve personnel and Individual Augmentees <IAs) assigned to a unit are eligible to receive unit awards and should be specifically considered by commanding officers for inclusion as appropriate, based on the contributory service provided, (4) Civilian personnel, when specifically authorized, may wear the appropriate lapel device {point up).