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Leathernecks 'War' in Kahukus Christmas Lebanon Suicide Marine Reservists CMC testifies Military community take toys before congress also falls victim to Molokai on Beirut carnage to incredible act See Page A-4 See Page A-6 See Page A-10 HAWAII MARINE Voluntary payment for delivery to MCAS housing /.S1 per four-week period. PAGES VOL. 12 NO. 51 KANEOIIE BAY, HAWAII, DEC. 21, 1983 TWENTY-FOUR Leathernecks 'war' in Kahukus Story and photos "We're doing a combined exercise. Company K, 3d by SSgt Bob Torres operation because the General Battalion, 3d Marines played the (Brigadier General O.K. Steele, 1st role of an agressor force while Marines were in the process of Marine Brigade Commanding other members of the brigade setting up their bivouac area in a General) feels this is much more evaluated and played role models tree grove when the sound of an realistic," said First Lieutenant for the week. aircraft was heard. Eric Bingham, a pilot with Marine Though preparations for the "Enemy air!" came the shout. Medium Helicopter Squadron-265. training began months ago, Suddenly Marines were "During the exercise we await Mother Nature showed her rushing for cover and grabbing for word from the battalion and then mischievous side as rain filled the their weapons. As the aircraft provide support to them." skies Dec. 6 when HMM-265 came closer, a machine-gun Elements of 1st Battalion, 3d prepared to transport a recon unit position opened fire, then more Marines combined with HMM-265 to the Kahukus. Marines joined in with small arms and Army and Air Force With evening drawing nigh and fire. As the aircraft flew over the components to create a realistic visibility getting poorer by the area, the glade filled with the setting for the exercise. minute, a last second change smell of cordite. Companies A; B; C; along with occurred as the recon unit was Although the machine-gun and Weapons Company; Headquart- forced to move from the landing small-arms fire employed blank ers and Service Company; 1st site to the helicopter flight line in ammunition, the scenario Platoon, Company A, 3d order "to catch their flight." actually happened last week in the Reconnaissance Battalion; 3d The next morning, as Marines HELIBORNE LANDING - Marines from the landing zone. After collecting a Kahukus Training Area Engineer Battalion; and members from Company A and part of Company C, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines dis- contingent of "VIPs," the Marines again during embark from a CH-46 helicopter and boarded the helicopter and moved to their the combined Combat Readiness of Battery A, 1st Battalion, 12 quickly move into a defensive position on new position. Evaluation Exercise. Marines participated in the Cont.'on Page A-12 Published by RFD Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers and writer$ herein are their own and not to be considered an official expression of the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of advertisements in this publication including inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps of the firms, products or services advertised. Page A-2, Dec. 21 1983 Christmas HMH-463 'takes care of their own' helpers Story and photos featured Santa and his by Cpl Lewandowski with gifts for all the children. President Ronald Reagan sends the following holiday message to Pat Professor Fun delighted the the members of the Armed Forces: "We call it 'Pegasus Ohana' squadron with his magic tricks "On behalf of Americans everywhere, I wish you a. Happy meaning, taking care of our own," and balloon buffoonery. Holiday season and the best of New Years. said Captain Greg Ruess, Rounding out the festivities was "In. hometowns filled with. sunshine and palm. trees or snow and coordinator for the 1983 Marine the appearance of a clown, who evergreens, this is th.e time in which we exchange warm greetings Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463 delighted the children with magic and expressions of love and hope. We go to parties. We give each Christmas party. and juggling acts. other presents. But the best gift is one we all share. It is made "For years, the members of possible by you who wear your country's uniform, and it renews HMH-463, have been celebrating A highlight of the party was the itself each year. That unique gift is freedom. Christmas, Marine Corps style. presentation of gifts to Ryan. The "The New Year marks a time to renew our pledge to be our best - It's a big team effort," said commanding officer received as individuals and as a nation. We are grateful to you for the part Lieutenant Colonel Richard elevator sandals and a skid pad you've played in making 1984 another year in which we can strive Ryan, commanding officer, HMH- from a CH-53 Sea Stallion for the best as we see it. 463. Helicopter as part of an in-house "Many of you will spend this holiday season away from the The entertainment, food and joke. loving circle of your family. I know this is a. great sacrifice for you gifts were provided by the As the gifts were exchanged and and for them. But it's part of the cost of preserving that special gift squadron. The Marines set up the the merriment subsided, another of freedom. I pray that 1984 brings new hope and opportunity for chairs, and the wives cooked year was added to the Pegasus peace throughout the world and that this holiday season finds you desserts and set up the buffet line. Christmas Party tradition at safe, well, and rightfully proud of th.e job you're doing!" The Pegasus Christmas party HMH-463. Ronald W. Reagan 64 gift g%tt, The following is a holiday message from Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger: For all Americans, and for countless other people all over the globe, this holiday season is special. Customs, traditions and ways of marking this season may vary, but for all these people it is a festive time of warmth and sharing. As Americans, we are especially fortunate to be citizens of a prosperous, peaceful nation in which we can observe this time according to our own traditions. For this, you, the members of the. Armed Forces, deserve much of the credit. Throughout this troubled world, the vigilance and readiness that you personify act as a shield to protect our legacy of peace and freedom.. Because of your duty and sacrifice, our nation and our allies are more secure. I join with your commanders in thanking you for a job that is very well done. No matter where this special time finds you, may you., your families and friends and our many dedicated civilian employees around the world have a joyful holiday and a healthy and happy Wood attempts to eat an entire new year. The nation is very grateful to all of you, and I am THE WHOLE THING - Cinnamon personally extremely proud of your great service to us all. ice cream cone, at the Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463 Caspar W. Weinberger Christmas Party. Over 400 Marines and dependents enjoyed the day's festivities in the HMH-463 hangar. 4P' gat tift.i4 Aft To all Marines, sailors and families of the Marine Corps Air Station., Kaneohe Bay, I extend to you my warmest personal greetings and best wishes for a joyful holiday season. You can count The holiday season that we are now enjoying affords each. of us an opportunity to reflect back oh. past seasons in different climes and other places. on the Corps. It is also the occasion. to recall those events that happened so long ago and to remember the purpose of our celebrating - which remains as refreshing as tomorrow's Hawaiian sunrise: "Joy to the World, Good Will to All!" So take time to savor the joys of this festive season and remember as you celebrate them. that the goodwill of your actions this coming ACCIDENT CASES year can bring real joy to those who are privileged to know you. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. INCLUDING C.D. Robinson, Colonel, U.S. Marine Corps, AND WHAT IS YOUR NAME? - Santa was the guest of honor at ' the annual Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron-463 Christmas WRONGFUL . Commanding party. Over 100 children had the opportunity to talk with the visitor from the North Pole. DEATH CLAIMS AND Coupon CATASTROPHIC INJURIES off With This Coupon You may qualify if you or any member of Expires Jana 15, 1984 your family has been injured. 524-5400 PERMANENT DAILY Law Offices of VENDORS WANTED GARY GALIHER & ASSOCIATES NEW! Expanded Menu 0 . FOR 'Catch of the Day *Steak Parisienne No Charge For Initial Consultation Chicken Teriyaki *Mexican Dishes. LEEWARD COAST No Recovery - No Fee Fine 333 Queen Street, Suite 800 Validated Parking The Same Gourmet Vegetarian Dishes 0 'en.wwwwWwwwW114. Amok . n . ...................."....4............4 The i Little Kitchen Restaurant' FISH, MEAT, FRUITS & VEGETABLES, i CRACK SEED, SHAVE ICE, i FAST EOM 6: BAKERY, ..,. BAKED GOODS, ASST'D WARES, Etc. 4.. 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