by SSgt T.J. Coleman About one-Mod of all Marines in the Colo, my assigned to CAMP SMITH - The largest FMFPac units. I he command field command in the Marine Corps, structure reaches limn Yuma, Ariz.., both in number of men and area across the Pacific to Japan. covered, observes its 28th Okinawa and Thailand. PACIFIC OCEAN llnm anniversary today. The commanding general of Japan I MAif FMFPac, Lieutenant General Louis sD MAW B. Wilson, controls two divisions, III MAF 1St MAR DIP Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, 1ST ISA two aircraft wings, 151 MAW headquartered atop Halawa Heights one brigade and HO, FMFPAC FOR IRIS FMFPac two 3D MAR DIV to force service regiments. in Aiea, Hawaii, was first 1D tie How,. 'To established in 1944 at Camp Catlin, FMFPac's primary responsibility is , Oahu, T.H., under the command of to provide the ist MAR BM commander Lieutenant General Holland M. in chief. U.S. Pacific Fleet Smith. This camp is named in his (('IN('PACFLT) with amphibious honor. striking forces.

Marine Amphibious Form A task organisation supporting the In Fleet which now has these ma/or uniti

celebrate 28th lot Marine Division. Camp Pendleton, California

Jd Marine Aircraft Wing. El Toro. California

III Marine Amphibious Force A Marine command supporting the 7th Fleet that consists of

ld Marine Division, Camp Butler. Okinawa Fleet Marine Farce, Pacific 1st Marine Aircraft Wing. lwakuni. Japan neat Marla, Forte, pacific, IFMFPacl esdts . provide balanced, potent air/round ream to the Pacific Fleet for we as landing forces. a large mission befititng the largest field command in the United States Marine Corps. 1st Marine Brigade A mid.Pacific ready force In Hawaii which can field highly mobile air /pound teams from year Marine Cdrus' threeedise divisions and two us three today the of active overall Force units include two of muipawerof wimp, and FMFPac has about onr.thIrd of the the Marine Corps Id Marine Regiment, Kaneohe Bay. Hanes .ended To meet mission requirements. FMFPac is onto three ma/or elements - one for the Western m, Marine Aircraft Group/t1. Kaneohe Bay. Hawaii Pacific one for the Eastern Pacific, and one for the d.Ptjle 'eem,. a agarausk tommand rotor railed the 1/ /.Marine Amphibious Force fill MA Ft supports the U S 7th Fleet throughout the has East MAF Special Landing Forces - ad/ground Form Troops, Pacific An important element of Fleet Marine Force. Pacific that provides specialised which range upwards in sise from a reinforml Menne battalion and appeoprWteaviation elements - combat and combat support units to all of FMFPac from a headquarters at Twentynine Palms, California. teens, aeaaaa aoupana, at sit with that fleet. and additionat are kept ashore ready to reinforce the seaborne forges In any emergency These additional forret are tailored for movement by air or sea to any [dal area see anniversary, page 8

MARIN

Vol. I , No. I I keep Hawaii Helping to Marine green Sept. 15, 1972 'Iron Mike' Mervosh assumes highest FMFPac enlisted post later this month at Camp Smith

CAMP SMITH - "Iron Mike" Island, S.C., In '53 or '54," chuckled tour of duty is complete." sergeant, he was awarded the Bronze Mervosh - whose record includes the sergeant major. "We are the hest and must live Star Medal and his second Navy combat service as an infantryman in "But. I've become used to it, and up to high standards we have set -- and Commendation. every Marine -- enlisted rank will have even begun to like it." the NCO plays a most important part In 1967, the sergeant major become the sergeant major the of He continued to say that he tries in reassuring this," stated the new served in Vietnam where he was Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, this to live up to the nickname "Iron FMFPac sergeant major. awarded his third Navy month. Mike" by doing a lot of running and The sergeant major participated Commendation and his third Purple Mervosh, who officially is keeping in perfect physical shape. in operations on Saipan as a squad Heart. During his second tour in RVN Sergeant Major Mike D. Mervosh, is was When the sergeant major stationed leader where he received his first in 1971, he was the 1st Marine scheduled to arrive in Hawaii Thursday at Camp Pendleton, he challenged all Purple Heart Medal. On Iwo Jima, he Division sergeant major and later the Marine Colonel L.A. Kirstein, (Sept. 21). He will replace SgtMaj runners run against assistant chief of staff G4, Fleet Marine Force, to "Iron Mike." earned his second Purple Heart and the sergeant major of the 3d Marine Julian H. Myrick who retired on July Pacific, Mite/JCS his son, Chris M., as he enlists in the Marine Corps for six years. In April. the new top enlisted Navy Commendation Medal. Amphibious Brigade prior to its 31. 771e colonel administered the oath of enlistment after Chris decided to participate Marine in FMFPac spoke to a During the Korean War, and departure from the combat zone. in the Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class (PLC). He will be commissioned a During the interim, SgtMaj Jolts combined group of high-ranking while serving as company first second The new FMFPac sergeant major lieutenant after he earns his bachelors Saxton of Camp H.M. Smith was enlisted personnel - possibly, the degree from Leeward Community College. joined the Marine Corps in 1942 after The ceremony took place Wednesday wearing two hats. Besides Isis duty future first sergeants and sergeants at the Marine recruiting sub-station in graduating from South Side High Honolulu. (photo by Cpl R.C. with Camp, he was the acting Force the Marine Corps. Brown) major in School, Pittsburgh, Pa. He attended sergeant major. If we (NCO's) could square-away Small Anns, Infantry Weapons School SgtMaj Mervosh, a veteran of one Marine per day, we would have a in 1942. weekit tat Vta4 ode three wars, will report from Camp better Corps," said Iron Mike, hinting After World War II ended, the Pendleton, Calif. where he served as at ways for NCO's to improve both sergeant major returned to civilian life. the Base Sergeant Major since March themselves and their men. In 1953, he attended Drill Instructor 1972. "Human relations -- this is the School and served twice on the drill Two command changes Prior to arriving at Camp he area we must good in." field. In 1956, he attended Recruiters' Pendleton, he served with the 30. SgtMaj Mervosh explained that School at Parris Island. K-BAY - Lieutenant Colonels for MAG-24. LtCol Gasparine joins Marine Division in Okinawa. Ile joined by taking inventory of themselves and SgtMaj Mervosh's decorations Peter C. Scaglione, Jr., and Dwight R. Headquarters and Maintenance the 3d Division when the last elements grading themselves honestly, they include: Bronze Star Medal, Navy Timmons, Jr., assumed command of Squadron-24, MAG-24, as special of Marines departed Vietnam in 1971. could become better NCO's. Commendation Medal with two stars, Marine Air Base Squadron-24 and 2nd projects officer. "I don't know where the can they improve their Not only Purple Heart Medal with two stars, Battalion, Third Marines, respectively, LtCol Scaglione, a native of nickname `Iron Mike' really came habits while in the Marine Corps, but a Presidential Unit Citation with three here recently. Gainesville, Fla., joined the Marine from. The first time I heard it was should plan in advance good Marine stars, Navy Unit Commendation with LtCol Scaglione succeeds LtCol Corps in February 1953, and after when I was on the drill field at Parris the things that will help after his "for one star, Good Conduct Medal with Louis Gasparine, Jr., while LtCol completing the Naval Aviation Cadet one silver star and two bronze stars, Timmons assumed command from Maj Program in December 1954, he was National Defense Medal and the Robert J. Modrzejewski. commissioned a second lieutenant and Vietnamese Service and Campaign Before assuming his present designated a Naval aviator. Requirement for on-base housing to relax Medals. duties, LtCol Scaglione was S.4 officer see New COs, page 8 Sgs pamaat HOTLINE HQMC The occupancy on a fair rental basis. not be misinterpreted as an indication Commandant of the Marine Corps' However, in what appears to be the that any change will be made in goal has been, and will continue to he, first step toward eliminating the authorizing dependent travel, to provide housing within the means restrictions for those now considered movement of household effects or of those Marines presently classified as ineligible for adequate housing, the eligibility for adequate quarters. It Camp Smith gets new career planner ineligibles by maintaining inadequate Office of the Secretary of Defense will broaden the family housing new public quarters for voluntary (OSD) has modified its policy on construction program base and is CAMP SMITH - GySgt Paul direction and that the career planner is The Career Planning Office is programming of new housing for considered the first step in a Sanford, the Battalion Career Planner, the one to do that." located in the main building, Room ineligible personnel. Previously, long-range goal of making all corporals will be leaving here in January for a SSgt Jamison arrived here in 3A-I00 and is open from 7:30 a.m. corporals and below with less than eligible for adequate quarters. change of duty station to MCB, Camp Hawaii on Aug. 15, but he doesn't until 4:30 p.m. Monday through four years of service or on the over two years Pendleton. His replacement, SSgt Irvin officially take GySgt Sanfoicl's place Friday. If you have any questions I service a without six-year active duty Jamison, is now working in the office until sometime in November. about reenlisting, extending, or commitment were considered with him and has worked with a few A weekly column from his office anything else, no appointment is ineligible for programming and Camp Smith Marines already. will start appearing in the Hawaii necessary; just drop by during the inside assignment to adequate family Before coming to Camp Smith, Marine newspaper, probably in the hours of operation. Briefs and housing. a page 2 Bennies While limited number of SSgt Jamison worked at Camp Capsule Briefs and Bennies, which If you wish to phone for more Alcohol ineligible personnel VMFA-235 now occupy Leleune as the Career Planning should help those who don't know information, contact SSgt Jamison at How long to die adequate quarters at some Inspector. Before his job as the how to start planning their future. 39-865. Ranger training installations, this Potts 3 has only been inspector, SSgt Jamison went to a Air Force because there were insufficient eligible receives FMFPac three -week school there. He pulled one page 4 Tackle Football personnel to occupy the quarters. tour as a recruiter and decided that he Page 5 Marines at Olympics The new OSD Policy provides likes to help the junior man who WM uniform may soon change Down the alley that the fiscal year 1974 Family doesn't know what's going on or how page Menu and movies Housing Survey, 6 the method used to safety award to cope with it. WASHINGTON, D.C. - Women The blouse, worn without a tie, determine SOMS how many and where the When asked why he liked career Marines may soon be wearing a new is light green and has two front, Leisure Lines Marine Corps Page 7 needs to construct planning, he answered, "I enjoy overblouse to replace the long-sleeved waist-pockets and a half-belt on the Club News housing, will include, for talking with people and I like to keep winter shirtwaist -- if the Uniform back. Its collar can be worn either programming purposes, Page 8 MCAA all corporals today the young Marines up with what is Board approves a blouse design being opened or buttoned. Three strips of regardless of their Their Corps time in grade or going on. I feel that they need studied by the Director of Women green and scarlet piping about active duty commitment. This should someone to guide them in the right Marines. see Uniform, page 6 GENERAL INTEREST midnight. Sept. 30. Winners will be extend or reenlist to meet this hoard tc select 268 LtCdr Arnie Baker, USNR (Ret.), Box accomplishment of the mission of WIN A TRIP TO MAUI - If you notified by Oct. 23. requirement; have a minimum average 1111tesl o fed mid 104 limited 515, Lake Mary, Fla, 32746. their unit and the Naval Service, to the can express your views on any of the conduct and proficiency mark of 4.0; duly I he hoard, expected to TLA ACCOMMODATIONS - betterment of military and civilian SECURITY DUTY There is a four below-listed subjects, you could - have weight in proportion to height; report ul w Lit, september, is headed Sponsors are reminded that in community relations, and to the critical shortage of Marines needed to win a trip to Maui. The subjects are: have an excellent conduct record; and by BGen Charles L. ";,e. selecting a hotel for TLA enrichment of military life. The serve as embassy guards in the 102 "Where Military Families Reside, They a minimum GCT of 90. For more caution should be taken to ascertain following awards will be presented to embassies around the world. Marines CORPORAL . KOMOTION - Care and Take Pride;" "We're Proud information, check MCO 1306.2G or that the establishement is TLA the selectee: Sailor of the Quarter selected may be assigned to such For those lance corporals looking for Our Dad is Military Clad;" "Neighbors check wilt your career planner. approved. For guidance, refer to Hotel Certificate; 96 hour Special Liberty places as London, Rome, Paris, Hong promotion to corporal the word is the to the World, Military Families of PROMOS FIQMC Information Bulletin No, 15, dated approval; and a Certificate of Kong and Tel Aviv. Only unmarried STAFF - has next advancements will be in America;" or "Service Families Back that 642 Staff Sept. 1, 1972. Commendation from the CG, 1st lance corporals and above are eligible announced NCO November. To be eligible, lance the Men that Back America." First made PAY RAISE AMOUNT IN Marine Brigade or a Meritorious Mast for the Security Guard Program; promotions will be during corporals will need at least eight prize is a family weekend trip to Maui how DOUBT - Although is now fairly the CO, MCAS. however. exceptionally qualified September. Here's they months in grade. That figures out to a it from via the Funbirds of Aloha Airlines breakdown: Forty new sergeants certain that the military will get a pay REGISTER YOUR PET - A privates first classss may be granted date of Feb. 29, 1972 or earlier. In with accommodations at the Maui Surf raise on Jan. I, 1973 the amount is waivers by 11QMC. major from the 168 selected last computing ihe scores, time in grade concerted effort is now underway to Hotel. Second prize is two days and month; fifty advancing to master and service through Oct. 31, 1972 will still unknown. It will probably be remove all stray and/or unrestrained nights at Del Webb's Kuilima Hotel at Assignment either a 6.7 percent 7.2 percent to the program is gunnery sergeant from the 209 be used. Conduct and proficiency or pets from K -Ray due to a large number Kahuku and third prize is 5100 voluntary due to the increase. requirement that selected; gunnery sergeant chevrons to marks assigned prior to Nov. I, 1972 of nuisance complaints and a possible Savings Bond from Awa Lau Wahine. sergeants and below remain unmarried 289 staff sergeants, leaving about 895 may be used. AA FORM REPLIES health hazard. To help solve the All entries must be typed, double until completing a tour of duty. Other on the waiting list; sergeants waiting to ORDERED - Whenever a Marine has problem involved, all personnel spaced and mailed to Patrol, Naval requirements are: be a volunteer and a make staff sergeant will wait no more RETIRED TAILHOOKERS an "AA Form" plea turned down, he transferred front K-Bay must ensure Submarine Base, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, citizen of the U.S.; have at least 30 with 107 promotions exhausting that REUNION - The Retired Tailhookers will have the form returned and he'll that all pets they have are either taken FPO San Francisco 96610 by months obligated service or agree to list; there will be 137 promotions to are inviting active duty and reserve be counseled regarding the denial of with them, adopted by other people or master sergeant from yet to be carrier pilots to their reunion his request. taken to the City Pound or Station announced selections of a board scheduled for Oct. 13.15 in Daytona K-BAY Kennels - not just abandoned. All pets currently in session and when the first Beach, Fla. The confab will afford an SAILOR OF THE QUARTER - should be restrained from roaming to sergeant selections are named, 19 will ,opportunity for exchanging "old sea A program has been established for the the degree of causing a nuisance to CI cares. And so should you. be promoted. ',stories," but briefs will also be held 071 nomination and selection of the Sailor your neighbors. Legitimate pets Join Woodsy in the fight against BAND NEEDS MEMBERS - If modern-day carrier aviation of the Quarter here. The Sailor of the inadvertantly impounded may be pollution. you have at least one year left in technology, with plenty of time left Quarter will be recognized as the claimed at the Station Kennels located Hawaii and can read music, then the for recreational activities. A copy of enlisted man or woman in pay grade next to the Stables. Unclaimed animial Who FMFPac Band is looking for you. the itinerary with hotel and banquet E-6 and below, who, in the opinion of will be picked up each Wednesday There is a need for every instrument information may be obtained by the members of the selection board, morning for transportation to the utilized by the military bands, The sending a self-addressed envelope to contributes most to the Hawaii Humane Society. cares? is a desire only other prerequisite to be a Marine Bandman. There is Who cares about smoggy skies an immediate requirement for About empty and polluted lakes. snare drummers and trumpet players to join cans and trash littering our the 5500 field. For more information countryside. About plants and Alcohol - the forgotten drug call GySgt Bud Holzworth at 27126 or trees dying in our forests. 28299. And animals too. Who cares? CAPTAIN PROMO BOARD Woodsy Owl, the Nation's new -A Alcohol is the subject we most facts above, 124,000 deaths resulted result of alcohol abuse. THIS FIGURE selection board to recommend male battler for a clean environment often choose to disregard when we from the abuse of alcohol in 1969. IS THREE TIMES THE TOTAL captains for promotion to major is think of drug abuse. There are several This plus the two million disabled as DEATHS IN VIETNAM SINCE 1961. currently in session at HQMC. The facts which we cannot ignore and are worthy of a great deal of thought. The following are documented Drinking And Highway facts on alcohol: Safety Relative Risk of Crash I. Approximately 80 million 50 . How long does it take you to die? Americans regularly use alcohol. 2. Approximately 9-10 million Americans are alcoholic. 40 The following is the result of a still traveling at about 35 miles per pedal shears off the floor boards. The 3. 5240 million a year is lost in RISKY WHEN INTOXICATED study conducted hour. The driver's body is still chassis bends in the middle, shearing RESPONSIBLE DRINKING IRRESPONSIBLE several years ago by the military through alcoholism. the University of Washington in traveling 55 miles per hour. The body bolts. The driver's head smashes DRINKING COMBINED DRINKING 4. Approximately I of 9 WITH DRIVING PARTICULARLY cooperation with the National Safety half-ton motor block crunches into the into the windshield. The rear of the 30 WHEN DRIVING drinkers will become alcoholic. Number el I oz. Dobbs at Council on what happens when a car, object hit. car begins its downward fall, spinning es Proof Whitlow re, 5, Each 'alcoholic affects 10 160 lb. H. Within traveling at 55 miles an hour, crashes S/10th of a second wheels digging into the ground. Cl gl T [7 til 0 mom 01 0 other individuals (family, job, friends). 2 Hours Wins into a solid, immovable object. The driver's fear-frozen hands 7/10th of a second 20 1/10th of a second bend the steering column into an The entire body of the car is 6. Alcoholism can he recognized

forced shape. 1 The front bumper and chrome almost vertical position. The force of out of Hinges tear, doors 5-7 years before action must be taken. the steering spring "frosting" of the grillwork collapses. gravity impales him on open. In one last convulsion, 7, .03% of the alcoholics are on 10 . .. Slivers of steel penetrate the object to BUT- - sklii row" BUT - - a depth of I tS inches. I thought That wasn't a 8. Over 2 million arrests for 2/10th of a second I could nuke that rrrr sham curve public drunkeness each year. afar The hood rises, crumbles, yellow light. 0I 9. 2 million arrests for public smashes into the windshield. Spinning 0.05% 0.10% 0.15% 0 20% drunkeness are made each year, Blood Alcohol rear wheels leave the ground. The Concentratton accounting for 40% of all non-traffic fenders come into contact with the arrests. A man who drinks too much, can be done to help him and to help object, forcing the rear parts out over too often, risks his job, his us. Stricter drunk driving laws, the front doors. The driver's body 10. An estimated 7 million marriage, and his health. But if he stricter law enforcement, scientific arrests made lOr driving while are also drives, he risks his life. And a breath tests and court supervised intoxicated. lot of other lives. treatment among them. There's a 11. 2 million persons were Last year, the problem drinker huge national highway safety disabled in highway crashes. 50 a , managed to kill 19,000 American project just beginning that needs thousand of these cases directly people in car accidents. Men. shaft. Jagged steel punctures lungs and you to understand and to help. involved alcoholic problems. Women. Children. Babies. And intercostal arteries. Blood spurts into the seat rams forward, pinning the Help. half the time, himself. Not to r his lungs. driver against the cruel steel of the 12. 50% (7 thousand) of all mention the countless hundreds of DRUNK DRIVER 6/10th of a second steering shaft. Blood leaps from his homicides were alcohol related, 110X 1 31 thousands more who were injured, The driver's feet are ripped from mouth, shock has frozen his heart. 13. Nearly 50% of all male GTON, D.0 20013 sometimes permanently. his tightly laced shoes. The brake THE END admissions to our mental hospitals in I want to help. Please tell me how. The problem drinker is the the age 45 to 64 group are alcoholics. problem. And we have to get him My movie 14. Including the families of eoe.ta off the road because he can't get I Adams. alcoholics, 36 million persons are himself off. continues to move forward at the I State Zip affected by this disease. There are many things that $C"Y vehicle's original speed. At 20 times 15. Summarizing the related the normal force of gravity, his body Pollution and good works weighs 3,000 pounds. His legs ramrod straight, snap at the knee joints. by Chaplain E. Dean Cook 3/10th of a second The driver's body is now off the A few evenings ago I observed two cars entering a parking lot. The driver of seat, torso upright, broken knees car No. I got out, locked his car and walked away leaving his lights on. At that very There's a long distance call for you pressed against the dashboard. The moment car No. 2 entered the lot hat in time to see driver No. I 's mistake. Quickly plastic and steel frame of the steering he parked his car, got out, locked it and ran to warn driver No. 1. Driver number driver number two for his brotherly kindness and returned to correct HUT -- one thanked on to the congratulating himself lim I thought his mistake. Driver number two proceeded club I could hold being a good guy. my liquor. It tuts then that / noticed that driver number two had been in such a Wry warn driver number One that he had also left Isis lights on. Rather than coolie ., this comedy of errors, 1 quickly checked to see that my lights were off and Inirri...1 envy to warn driver number two. This opportunity to be a good ply to a good ita, I thought, would surely fall somewhere among the storks of supererogation. BM much to my suprise, when / told (Neer number two that he had made the same mistake as the man he corrected, he did run 51(111 pleased at all hi fact, he gave me a look of disgust and returned to his car without even a "Thank you." Now why am I telling you all this! Well fiu me it 15170 a pretty good Almon: in fact better than a lot I've heard from the pew. First, it reminded Isle of our Lord's warning about how silly we look trying to $ wheel begins to bend under his terrible point out other people 's mistakes when we can't even see our own. death grip. His head is now near the Secondly. it taught MC that if we are going to correct others, we ought to be sun visor, his chest above the steering open for correction ourselves. column. Thirdly, it reminded me that a real brother is one who helps because he cares 4/10th of a second and an imitation brother is mule who helps because Ire wants an ego (rip. The car's 60111 24 inches have Keep pollution out of good works. hers demolished, but the rear end is Help a neighbor because you love him. Hawaii Marie COMeilANDER, MARINE CORPS BASES, PACIFIC LTGEN L.H. WILSON JR. EHlk AHI! CjPPICCRINCHARGE CWo.3 met. HANDELSMAN EDITOR SSG 'r W.N. DOFF JR. 1721421 ASSISTANT EDITOR SOT BRUCE WAITMAN 72192 EDITOR ,.SOT DAVE BOTELES 72102 SGT TOM BONE' 72142 .:41.4444, CAMP °ErIfITORRKNOEth GMSGT BILL HOUGH 39531 CAMP TH op..as SPONDENT LCPL JIM PLEMMONS 39232 ARRACKS, NAG CORRESPONDENT SOT RICHARD GRAD Y' 19514 MA BARRACKS, PEARL CORRESPONDENT L.CPt. 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A native of Shreveport, La., he lettered in high school football and track and attended Bishop College in K-BAY - tannic Allen Jr Dallas on a football scholarship, an administration majoring in physical education and clerk at the Station history, before enlisting in the Marine Career Planner's Corps, --N ttt Office, demonst ra- MACS-2 SgtMaj 1.11. Kelley Cpl W.C. Love Jr. Cpl M.J. Varner SSgt ILE. Fugate red drive Sgt Frank J. Krutzky Jr., K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay K-Bay and GySgt H.U. Ellis ITC R. Remlinger VME A-212 1/12 IIMM11-262 If N1M.262 determination reenlisted for 3 years. Camp Smith Camp Smith Shipover t" High School Diploma High School Diploma Shipover recently when he Promoted to their present rank Cert of Comm Promo placed 5th in a class were: Sergeants Edward G. Plesa and of 25 in the Career David M. Desmore; Cpl Michael R. MARINE BARRACKS, Planner's Course, Bond; and LtCp1 Ronald G. Knochel, held at Camp HMM-262 PEARL HARBOR Pendleton. Cpl Marcus J. Varner received his The following Marine Barracks High School Diploma from St. Louis personnel have completed MCI The other students in the class High School. He finished all his courses: So G.H. !Jul ry, were all staff non-commissioned required courses with a "Straight A" LCp1 D.A. Roberts, Spelling: Cpl D.W. officers. Bowen, Basic Warehousing: IstSgt Joe L. Wagner rd Marine Heavy average. LCpI L.L. Green, Correspondence Practices: Helicopter Squadron-463 displays the Allen, a Marine of only eight PSB CIA A.N. Strorldass Cpl R.S. Simons Cpl N. Taylor I st Lt J.R. Oldham, Math list 1 NCO sword he received for being first months, said he enjoyed the challenge Lance Corporals Lester G. flick, \ k-Bay K-Bay K-Bay Cpl D.J. Payne, 106-MM Recodc, 1186 Co., 2/3 in a recent course at /st Sergeant's of competing with more experienced Leroy T. Wesaw and Arnold P. Lewis PSB Rifle; IstSgt G.N. Wright, Postal CHI,. Ship01, Promo High School Diploma School at Parris Island, S.C. Marines, and the information he were promoted to their present rank.

1/3 conducts intensive field training at Schofield

photos by Sgt Paul Reynolds

K-BAY - The 1st Battalion, 3rd Company conducted live fire exercises Marines, commanded by LtCol with 81 mm mortars and I06nn Laurence R. Gaboury, conducted recoiless rifles and a communications three days of intensive field training at exercise. A field mess was set up for Schofield Barracks last week. two hot messes a day by the men of Headquarters and Service, Bravo the battalion and a motor pool was and Charlie Companies were hell- lifted also maintained. to the Schofield training area, while Alfa Company was lifted into the Alfa Company practiced land Waikaine Training Area, near Bellows navigation and tactical training. Bravo Air Force Base. There they conducted Company used the rugged terrain for a 17-mile and 71/2-hour foot march up raid and ambush training, while and over the Pali mountain range and Charlie Company learned into Schofield. mountaineering skills, which include At Schofield, each company rappelling and the use of rope bridges conducted i ls own training. H&S for crossing bodies of water.

Members of Charlie Company, 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines, demonstrate a rapid The hand over hand technique crossing a one-rope bridge is demonstrated by of Charlie Company ',mitres rappelling at Schofield Barracks last week. method of crossing a stream and keeping cool on a "slide for life" during IVO George L'. Zakielarc, HAS Co., Motor Transport Officer, 3rd Marines, during mountaineering training at Schofield Barracks last week. mountaineering training at Schofield Barracks.

Long Tongue Dragons cool off with Mai Tais, JP-5 on arrival by SO Bruce A. Waitman K-BAY - Eight Long Tongue Dragons from the Arizona Desert Marine pilots, were given to the' Stratotankers, from Arizona to conducted annually fur the past Forward air controllers flying have landed here to wet their parched throats. surprised Dragon-riders. K-Bay. This was also the first eight years, with the exception of Cessna 0.2s will coordinate air They were met with Mai Tais, kisses, leis and JP-5. The JP-5 The airmen were also greeted overwater deployment of the A-7s. 1970. strikes by the A-7s on ground (aviation fuel) was for the Dragons, the Air Force's newest plane, the A-7 by BGen V.A. Armstrong, CG, 1st The jet fighters will A total of I70 Air Force targets designated by the Anny Corsair II. The Mai Tais, kisses and leis, provided by wives of Marine Brigade, and BGen F.C. participate in a two-month training personnel, including ground units. Bresse, Deputy Chief of Staff for program providing close air support personnel previously flown in from This is the second year in a Operations, U.S. Air Force, Pacific. to Army personnel of the 25th the Mainland, will be here until the row that Air Force aircraft and The A-7s are part of the Infantry Division (Tropic A-7s depart Nov. 20. personnel engaged in this exercise 355th Tactical Fighter Wing based Lightning) in exercises at They will be assisted by are staying at K-Bay. at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Pohakuloa Training Area on the Big Hawaii-based personnel and aircraft Commander of the Ariz. They flew nonstop, with Island. from the 22nd Tactical Air Support detachment is LtCol Boyd L. Van from Wheeler AFB. Horn, Happy 25th Anniversary aerial refueling by Boeing KC-135 Similar training has been Squadron A-7 Corsair II fighter jets, nicknamed the Long Tongue Dragons taxi past a line of P4,1 Phantom jets minutes after landing The Air Force is celebrating its 25th Anniversary starting today. At at K-Bay. The eight jets become the Hickam AFB the "Air Force Silver Anniversary Festival" is in full swing first of the Air Force's newest with I I girls competing ft r the title "Silver Anniversary Festival Queen." fighter planes to make an rwernater All proceeds from the festival, scheduled to start at 4 p.m. today at deployment. Minutes after stepping Hickam, will support 1-ham's youth activities program. on Hawaiian soil Capt. Don Austin The family-type festival will be held at the corner of Vandenberg is greeted by BGen V.A. Blvd. and Hanger Ave. It will feature rides, games, prizes and food. A Armstrong, CV, 1st Marine Brigade. complete line of entertainment is planned to run continuously during the The eight jets, from the 333th festival. Tactical Fighter Wing, Hours for the festival are 4 to I I p.m. today, II a.m. to I I p.m. Davis -Mon than Air Force Base, tomorrow and noon to 7 p.m. Sunday. Tucson, Ariz., will participate in a 10-week annual exercise with Hawaii Arnty units. (photos by Sgt Paul Reynolds.) Tackle football 'kicks' off at K-Bay Story and photos h Sgt Dave Kuleles

Col Robert L. Shuford, chti .S.N.11, kick, the first ball of the seaso,r h,c,,olonemorate Ireoing day

Intramural Football. I \ I ..1. Armstrong, C'G, 1st Marine Brigade, held the ball. Gulp!

K-BAY - The 1972 Intramural 8-Man Football Season opened Friday with Brigaide Support slaughtering HQ 3rd Marines 42-6. Before the game began the Brigade Drum and Bugle Team entertained and Col. Robert L. Shuford kicked out the first ball. Willie Willis was the big man for Brigade Support scoring four times, including a 50 yard punt return. Ben Benavidiez intercepted a pass also for Brigade and ran it back 20 yards for the score. Brigade totaled up 416 yards rushing and 105 yards in the air. They held HQ to only 38 yards on the ground. On Saturday, MCAS demolished Navy 60 to 0. The Navy team showed very little however, making The Al, Station's win almost meaningless. It did provide good prs.ctice for MCAS [levet-Ow-less. It will be interesting to see if MCAS can show as much during the rest of the season. NAD, Oahu and 1/3 played what turned out to be the most exciting game of the afternoon. Both teams put in fine performances, despite the nunserus mistakes that plagued bolls teams. A 38 yard run put NAD in the lead early its the first quarter with Bob Davis running the extra points. In the 2nd quarter QB James Smith carried the ball in on a 20 yard jaunt giving NAD a 16.14 lead at the half. There was no scoring in the 3rd quarter, but early in the fourth NAD connected again on a 80 yard pass from Smith to James Gather. 1/3 scored again in the fourth but time ran out before they could take the lead. In a game marred by penalties, MAG came up on top over MB, Pearl 21 to 12. Pearl scored first on an intercepted pass early in the game. An extra point try towards the end of the period failed. MAG came back in the 2nd quarter when sub quarterback Curtis Banks came off the bench and moved the team to two quick touchdowns. The score was 13 to 8 at the half. In the 3rd quarter Pearl bounced back with a 20 yard ruts to come within one point of MAG. However, Mag got on the scoreboard again on a running play, which proved to be the last scoring in die Come on, let me have it, this Brigade Support receiver seems to be saying, as he struggles to get the ball away Pool two lo 3rd game. Marine defenders. Brigade won the game 42-6.

Touchdown! This receiver for MAC Support just caught the ball and is about to step over the goal line. MAG defeated MB. Pearl Harbor 21-12. (photo by Sgt Paul P. ,7,,It1s)

Bill Brahm, NAD defensive safety, intercepts a pass intended for 1/3. Mike Allen, MCAS, tries for an extra point as Navy linemen ntsh in with arms up to block. Navy, conmletcly overpowered in the No. 21, looks on. NAD lust squeezed by 113 24-22. game, Jell to MCAS 60-0. 5 Marine from Camp Smith was on hand for the 20th Olypmics

11 which CAMP SMITH - GySgt Hal that went along with (.0,1 0000 ti 11,111 \111111.1i I., (.0,1 A, ,1, . a ihe lie fast. Rnlh oi Mao, :pain hve Norton was selected to represent the went only to observe the c.unr, 1 hes, ('ISM IIIE Intonational gimp, Marine Corps at the Munich games men were selected a, !egowin:loves Spurt \Illltairc, ssliele Milk: game, in along with live other Marines from because of their past stippin I in Marine personnel Flom the Tree sgi No, ton k group was invited Marine Corps bases throughout the Corps varsity sports. the other countries lit eitiiiiitimisc to die Attie'lean Conseil party before world. The Marines stayed at ('ISM stnts. leasing and inv. s slid% celebrities in hi Linich. Although five Marines did Dorf ill Feldafing. (lc: twiny. in a While as lini I I. anca,tel. Kiik 1)0nel:h. Jesse Oben, participate in the It (he group German cunununicmon l :inn about mei %Oh the ASNINI:1111 .111111ithee Kells . Gen Lent 1. Anderson, who 6,111 them oil Sept. 1,1. die NI:nine, headed home how gamut he was to see them at the and ,lopped in I ondon where game,. the \Ian( sighiseeine. \\Mile in GySgt Nth ton ,Jisl that the dress London nie snw Buckingham l'alace, on 1(uot ol blue unit.' in made .1 hl_ mimes-aim Loud the I owe) Midge, from `Steamer' the !stirines in parade is 02, / Par Athletic. SAVO Stanley the Leading other people and they ss site asked I'ailiamenl. Westnun,ter Abbey the ph. games of 1972, and Smith, op Itunich, Germany. is Ilivripic to pose with shildien on many Piecrildly ('iris in the eserling. Camp occasitstrs. People ss ild uc in,lloithutdd The !shrines went to the games IlY excel Illat ncp he 1110 can sets hot record lot five Cinisectitive daps ssatching make the nip next time.- waif GySgt soccer, basketball, weight 1111ing. Norton. II it', not lire Olympics, it ruining. voiles kill, track and field !night he ihe (-1541 games or the Pan CAMP SMITH - The 1972 a diversed crowd. Some wondering events and cycling. Ant game, and it you're good enough, Down the Alley Summer Olympics have come to a when he was going to quit and others The Marines arrived two days who knows. ou have just as good a close and the world records which cheering hint on dog after dog. Finally early for the Olympic games and went chance Is anyone else. Don't feel tot) stood before are now part of history. at 3:10 p.m., number 75 was in the on a lour of West I .W1111E111 . While on bad it on (1011'1 get to participate, The names of the former record hands and the "Steamer's the tour GySgt Noi ton noted that the you may get to see them first hand holders will he overshadowed by their anticipation the crowd was readying of country was absolutely beautiful and like these 12 Marines who went to faster and stronger competitors. to be with a landmark in rewarded litter free. Another thing was that the Munich. CAMP SMITH However, here at Camp Smith, the history. ate number 75 BOWLING "Steamer" people were always ready and willing "I had a very wonderful time INTRAMURAL record for one event was not broken intact and quickly left the premises. to lend a helping hand. and I really feel honored to have been because the record in this event had interview we In a locker room The !slai ('Dips sent over two picked to go to the Olympics in by Warren Downs never been set before. found out these startling statistics. He in.r wilts \IJoiles to the wanes in Munich.- ;aid GySgt \il ion, Al Belcher's 203. 191-215/609 led Keystone Five to three points over The were The event and the record had eaten 9 pounds, 6 ounces of meat Pack. A 200/549 by John Drury enabled the losers to salvage one game. Helping Al set respectively on held and Thursday, and if they were laid end to end, was Mitch Kowalski 1213/503), HI Nickerson (182/489) and Bob Wehrle Sept. 7, by Camp Smith's very -own "Steamer" had just engulfed a (198/486). "Steamer" Stanley. On this 31-foot-long the process of Mike hot dog. In Society honors 1-5 held on to their first place position by splitting with the third place created Cancer morning in history, "Steamer" eating the hot dogs, "Steamer" Money Makers. Leading 1-5 again was Ed Moilanen with a 191/527. Brightest spot a in the Guiness Book of mirk,. new page estimated he drank a gallon of for the Money Makers was Billy Larkin's 184 game. Records by consuming 75 hot World So, Camp Smith has then own The Debits & Credits took three points from the Strangers on Rich Bums' dogs at one sitting - it most unique medal winner and wonder what's going K-Bay motorcycle club 199/561 and Warren Downs' 191/499. Dick Fox again added one good game of gastronomical record of our time. to happen when the Marine Coins 194. A time 186/505 by Cal Walker was all that kept the Strangers from total the aid of his 100111 "Steamer," with Exchange celebrates its disaster. Stanley, being brother, Brian "Coyote Man" Anniversary. "Steamer's- final K-BAY - A combination of applause and smiles. A 220/537 by Buster Mathis was all that was needed for The Birds to beat first began Ins feat at 8 a.m. with the comments of the long day were, "I motorcycles and cancer merged The scene was the American PMO Tickets in the only whitewash of the night. plate consisting 10 hot dogs. I Cancer of can't believe ate the whole thing." Tuesday night with the final results Society's Annual Awards Sue Staniszewski, continuing her torrid pace by rolling a 207/527, could only polished them "Steamer" promptly Banquet at the Hawaiian Regent Hotel help the Misfits save one point from The Bums. Leading the winners were Bill nine and 20 seconds. off in minutes in Waikiki where a special certificate Hough with a 215/530 and Al Endicott with a 497. The torrid early pace established by of appreciation was awarded to the Walt Taum's 486, assisted by "Lucky" York's 193 and Al Pitstick's 184 led the "Steamer" began to slow as his members of the K-Bay Wheels of Oahu The Suppliers to three points over 1.8 Bailers. Biggest effort by the Bailers was Hap inner cavities commenced to till with Motorcycle Club. Albers' 199/508. frankfurters. The award was made to show the The contest was done by local chapter of the American Cancer Standings Through Sept. 11 ''Steamer" as his way to Society's appreciation for the cycle commemorate the 75th Anniversary of club's efforts to raise money through a I J-5 18 6 15,652 the Marine Corps Exchange, which is special benefit invitational Moto-Cross 2 Debits & Credits 15 9 15,500 being celebrated from Sept. 6 through Race. 3 The Money Makers 14 10 15,438 17. The rue, an all-day affair that 4 Keystone Five 13 11 15,595 By II a.m. "Steamer" had resulted in S1,659 being presented by 5 The Pack 13 11 15,411 downed 35 dogs and felt that he had the cyclists to the Cancer Society, was 6 Strangers 12 12 15,056 passed the threshold and was now on held in June. 7 PMO Tickets 12 12 15,012 way The his to victory. "Coyote Man" The Wheels of Oahu Club 8 The Bums 11 13 15,627 kept "Steamer" in constant control of president, J.C. Jaramillo, accepted the 9 J-8 Bailers 10 14 15,537 his senses by supplying hint with soft certificate of appreciation on behalf of 10 Misfits 9 15 15,319 morale boosters to help drinks and the cyclists along with all the club 11 The Suppliers 9 IS 15,041 him through. officers, who also attended. 12 The Birds 8 16 15,339 Into the early afternoon, "Steamer" passed the two thirds mark when number 50 was deposited into Chiefs win the realm with its predecessors. A crowd began to gather as the Mike "Steamer" Stanley is finally over the hump after finishing his 75th hot dog in "Steamer" closed in on his goal. It was celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Marine Corps Exchange. season opener CAMP SMITH - The Brother Chiefs butted-out a 2-0 victory over the PMO team in the 6 p.m. game Waikele wins 28th Annual Gymkahana Monday night to kick-off the Camp Smith Intramural Flag Football held between Waikele, Lualualei and out. In the circle throw out, eight MB, NAD, OAHU - Recently season. \Vest Loch. Marines from two separate t he three Marine Security With a minute and a half left in The events ranged from detachments sit back to back in the Detachments of the Marine Barracks the game, Dan Swick, defensive non-contest sports such as swimming center of a 30-foot circle and upon the held their 28th annual Gymkahana. Sportsline...72142 lineman for the Chiefs, took the PMO and relay events to the circle throw officials signal they attempt to throw The Gymkahana is an annual contest quarterbacks flag in the end zone for a each other out of the circle. safety which was the only score in the The Waikele Detachment won first game of the season. the championship by taking live first Halfback Jeffery Butts ran a place awards. In and five second JI Chief touchdown play but the ball was was the Lualualei second place K-BAY called back on penalties. year's winner, West Detachment. Last IF YOU ARE A MEMBER of an organization that will be holding some type of In the second game of the season sporting put NAME in the Loch, finished third. event, please let me know at 72142. I want to your which started at 8 p.m., the A crowd of approximately 200 paper but if I don't know about it, how can I?? SPECIAL SERVICES Thunderbolts smashed the COM team Marines, dependents and guests were has announced new winter hours for the K-Bay pool and beaches. The pool will be 32.6. on the event. Following open hand to watch Tues. thru Sun. I I a.m. to 6 p.m. if weather permits. The beaches will be The game was onesided all the the Gymkahana was a cookout. open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sat., Sun., and holidays if weather permits. The Station way, with the Thunderbolts scoring Pool will be closed for cleaning and revamping from Sept. 18 to Sept. first and continuing their attack time "The Marines...will never 30 ANYONE INTERESTED IN FORMING A BICYCLE CLUB aboard after time. disappoint the most sanguine the Air Station, please contact GySgt Bemot at 72923 DWH or 254-1097 AWH. Scoring for the Thunderbolts expectations of their country-never! I was Randy Remelenger, Reid Carlock have never known one who would not PEARL, HARBOR and Fuji Fejeran. John Moss pulled the readily advance in battle."--Captain LEEWARD SWIMMERS, the Pearl Harbor Swim Club, the COM 6 points out of the hat. C.W. Morgan. USN: Letter to Brigadier largest military swim club on Oahu and the second place USMC, General Archibald Henderson, finishers in the 1972 Hawaii Group Swim Championships, Pistol Relays teere just part of the .7Xth Annual Gymkahana. 1852. will commence training for the 1972-73 season on Sept. Swimmers graduate 18 at Richardson Pool, Pearl Harbor. Try-outs for the team will begin at 3:30 p.m. with coaches Jan Printz and at MB, Pearl pool Helen Thomas supervising. Swimmers between the ages of Marines finish 6.17 years should be able to swim one length of the pool to MARINE BARRACKS, PEARL Wood qualify. For further information, contact Mrs. Ann Cpl HARBOR - Final graduation of the second in golf Fawcett at 455-8159 or Mrs. Betty Doney at summer session swimming classes were 488.1570 CPL STEVE D. WOOD has received his held recently at the Marine Barracks The final FORT BRAGG, N.C. - 1000 mile trophy. Cpl Wood ran the 1000 miles in just 70 Pool. Golf results of the Interservice days. He is currently working at Tripler Army Hospital as The enthusiastic and happy at Ft. Championship held last week part of the Marine Liaison Team there. children ranging from ages 4-14 in Bragg's Stryker Golf Course showed three class groups (Beginners, the Marines placing second with a Advanced Beginners and Intermediate) NAD, OAHU 1,204 team total, trailing the were presented Red Cross cards and champion Army team's 1,172. patches after completing appropriate CPL a of 300 points Our Marine representatives W. M. WHEATLY scored maximum Red Cross requirements. The classes during Test. Wheatly, in included two people from the FMFPac the quarterly Physical Fitness were sanctioned by the local Pearl accomplishing did 22 pullups, 80 situps, and area: Al Westbrook (K-Bay) and Frank this score, Harbor Red Cross Division. completed in 17 minutes. Guise (lwakuni). the three mile run Cpl Witeatly Additionally, all participants were Guise placed fourth in overall given honorary membership in the individual points with a 72-hole total Marine Barracks Swim Club. of 295. Highlighting the graduation was Predictions a party sponsored by the instructors, The following teams are playing this weekend. The teams in bold are Sgt. J.C. Rauschenberg (Water Safety Instructor), Sgt. T.C. Schneider "I have just returned from predicted to win. (Senior Life Saver), Sgt. RD. Bernard visiting the Marines at the front, and vs NAD, Oahu Navy (Senior Life Saver) and L/CpI. there is not a finer fighting 1st VS Mar Bks Pearl When a cannon was needed for starting races at the recent Prince of Wales Yacht Bin 3rd Mar Agron Jr. (Senior Life Saver), with organization in the world."--Douglas at Kaneohe MCAS VS MAG Support Championships Yacht Club, the race committee called on the Marines food and drink being provided by the MacArthur: In the outskirts of Seoul, assistance and Cpl hill vs MAG TAC for Larry Stallings, SUMS, displays the cannon which started the 3rd Mar grateful parents. Korea, Sept. 21, 1950. races on time. hi, ,,I -- -- ...... tree9alototelact4 Don't sign that contract until.....

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MONDAY DINNER - Baked chicken, SOMS knows the answers K-BAY succotash, mashed potatoes, FRIDAY waldorf salad. DINNER - French tried shrimp, SUPPER - Hain steaks, baked story by Sgt Tom Bone potatoes, peas, carrots. beans, potato salad, asparagus. photos by Sgt Paul Reynolds SUPPER - Hot pork sandwich, mashed potatoes, brussel sprouts, TUESDAY K-BAY - Weather has always weather forecast, you want the best. Far East, and recently they were property can sometimes rest on the strawberry chiffon pie. DINNER - Seafood platter, ideen played an important role to armed Here at K-Bay, there's a squad awarded the Naval Weather Service accuracy of their observations or the beans, mixed fruit salad, French SATURDAY services and it stands to reason that if size croup of men involved with the Award, naming thesis the best Weather timeliness of their weather warnings fried potatoes SUPPER - Spaghetti whneat SUPPER Baked lasagna, grilled your life depends on an accurate weather scene from California - to the Unit in the Corps. and forecasts, and they act sauce, spinach, cauliflower, frankfurters, peas, cauliflower. Since K-Bay is the only airfield accordingly." pepperoni pizza. in the Corps between the Continental "For instance," continues the WEDNESDAY SUNDAY United States and the Far East. the lieutenant, "Recently when we had DINNER - Barbecued spareribs, SUPPER - Pan roast of beef, cheeseburgers, broccoli, corn. Kaneohe Weather Unit, a section of two hurricanes approaching the baked potatoes, onion rings, SUPPER - Pepper steak, mashed the newly formed Station Operations Hawaiian Isles our personnel were broccoli. potatoes, rice, lima beans. & Maintenance Squadron (SOMS), is practically living in the office for a the only Marine weather service in the week." MONDAY THURSDAY DINNER - Baked stricken, mid- Pacific range. "There were no complaints or DINNER - Roast fresh ham, brussel sprouts, succotash, Boston applesauce. Sweet potatoes, With all that territory to cover, 'solo voice' comments. There was cream pie. sauerkraut. the K-Bay weather wizards have only the job at hand: tracking the SUPPER - Ham steaks, mashed SUPPER - Veal steaks, hot managed to maintain what they call storms and issuing advisories and potatoes, blackeye peas, mustard turkey sandwich, mixed greens. "a less than 0.4 percent discrepancy warnings. The storms finally passed vegetables, baked hubbard squash. rate in weather observational things t and re u rned to normal." TUESDAY MARINE BARRACKS, programs" during 1971. "The office cleared out and the DINNER - Baked fish portions, PEARL HARBOR That translates to 35 errors out duty watch took over, recording the French fried potatoes, green beans, stewed tomatoes. of 8,760 multi-element observations. passing weather picture as they do 24 TODAY SUPPER Baked lasagna, grilled One multi-element observation - SUPPER - Seafood platter, fried alone hours a day, seven days a week. frankfurters, peas, fried eggplant. involves fish, potatoes au gratin, lime anywhere from 20 to 30 They're professionals and inn proud beans. individual kits of.Information. oft hent, WEDNESDAY Using everything from Their OIC might appreciate DINNER - Pepper steak, mashed SATURDAY potatoes, lima beans, glazed thermometers to satellites, the them but odds are their Wives and SUPPER - Roast Veal, French parsnips. fried potatoes, buttered Cabbage. weather unit maintains 24-hour girlfriends don't. After all, what's the SUPPER - International Night forecasting and weather observational use of going with a guy that Ass't spareribs, southern fried SUNDAY services. disappears when the weather gets chicken, hopping-john, turnip SUPPER - Roast turkey, bread greens, bacon corn bread. Any pilot that lands or takes off tricky? dressing, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables, from K-Bay is armed with weather And then. when they finally do THURSDAY data from this unit. That includes go out, you can imagine her thrill DINNER - Roast fresh ham, MONDAY everything from Huey helicUpters to when her weatherman looks up in the applesauce, pinto beans, broccoli. DINNER - Salisbury steak, SUPPER Hot turkey sandwich, the President's own Air Force One. sky and says, "Hann, by the looks of - O'Brien potatoes, baked beans, mixed vegetables, baked hubbard A l tocumulus Castellanos, SUPPER - Roast pork, mashed Handling weather forecasting that squash, mashed potatoes. Staff Sergeant Dale Yerger sights in with a theodolite, an instrument much like a potatoes, cream style corn. chores is not as easy as it may seem combined with Altocumulus surveyer's level, which is used to determine wind velocity and direction by tracking here on paper. Lenticulatis in a chaotic sky, SPEEDLINE FOR ALL DAYS - TUESDAY released weather balloons and applying mathematics. IsiLt Stephen Salamack, SOMS progressively invading the sky Grilled hamburgers, DINNER - Baked lasagna, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, assorted Weather Service Officer, says of his combined with a super saturated Franconia potatoes, buttered a cold sandwiches, special of the peas. men, "They realize that life and lower a th mosphe re " day plus cold plate. SUPPER - Grilled steak to order, baked potatoes, green beans. WEDNESDAY CAMP SMITH DINNER - Simmered corn beef, FRIDAY simmered potatoes, carrots DINNER - French tried shrimp, SUPPER - bleat loaf, French potatoes, peas, carrots, mixed fried potatoes, simmered broccoli. fruit salad. SUPPER - Hut pork sandwich, THURSDAY baked potatoes, brussel sprouts, DINNER - Spaghetti w/meat was beans. balls, buttered spinach, wax beans. SATURDAY SUPPER - Grilled ham steaks, SUPPER - Roast lamb, beef pot mashed sweet potatoes, buttered pie, corn, cauliflower. peas,

SUNDAY SPEEDLINE FOR ALL DAYS - SUPPER - Roast beef, baked Gr i lied hamburgers, potatoes, onion rings, broccoli, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, assorted cold sandwiches.

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Proof K-13134.,2 (7;3016:30 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 57 18 19 that the Marine Corps keeps 'em in Cloud Nine? No, that's Sgt Glenn M. Family Theatre 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rawles computing pressure and density altitudes: just part of the many elements Theater that go into a weather forecast. Barbers Point 7;15 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 35 16 (Outdoor) Camp H.M. Smith 7 6 7 8 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 Marine Barracks (6) 8115 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 RTF Lauluaiel 7;30 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 NAD Weikel. 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 ,t) 11 T Uniform NAD West Loch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 ( ) Indicates time moth starts on 1-1a14 Day Night continued from page I the wear test of an evening and mess one-quarter inch wide adorn the collar dress uniform by the Sergeant Major I. BLACK BEAUTY - Mark Lester, Walter Slezak, G, adventure. tips. of Woman Marines, SgtMaj June V. 2, I WALK THE LINE - Gregory Peck, Tuesday Weld, PG, drama. Two 3. THE BURGLARS Belmondo. modified versions of the Andler. Designed in a style similar to - Jean-Paul Omar Sherif, PG, suspense. blouse 4. CAREY TREATMENT - Janice Coburn, Jennifer O'Neill, PG, are on order. One will be that of the woman officer's evening drama, S. WILD RIDERS - Elizabeth Knowles., Alex Rocco, R, drama. without a belt and the other blouse dress, the uniforms would and mess 6. THE YOUNG GRADUATES - Patricia Wymer, Marty Holiday, will change the green/scarlet/green PG, drama. become optional clothing items for 7, DOUBLE TROUBLE - Elvis Presley, Annette Day, C, musical. piping to Scarlet/green/scarlet. woman staff non-commissioned 8. SOUL SOLDIER - Refer Johnson, Barbara Hale, PC, adventure, 9. LOOKING Woman Marine Director, Col officers, upon final approval. GLASS WAR - Christopher Jones, Ralph Richardson, PG, drama. Jeanette Sustad has worn the original 10. SPIN OUT - Elvis Presley, Shelly Fulnires, G, musical. hopes II. WAR BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN design on several occasions. Col Sustad, however, to - Jack Lemmon, Barbara Harris, PG, replace the WM Dress Blue Uniform comedy. "It is much cooler, she said, 12. ROAD TO SALINA Rita Hayworth, Robert Walker, a overblouse - R, suspense. "and more shirtwaist with white of 13. WONDERS comfortable. It displays a OF ALADDIN - Donald O'Connor, Noelle Adam, G, adventure. more the same design but with gold and 14. SUPPOSE THEY GAVE A WAR AND NOBODY feminine motif but still retains a CAME - Tony Curtis, PG, military appearance." scarlet piping. comedy. IS. TERROR IN THE JUNGLE - Kriss Falsest, PC, adventure. thermometer. New WM uniform cap designs, Corporal Bob Bennett reads temperature on a globe This particular "We've had various reactions to 16. PUPPET ON A CHAIN - Sven-Bertil Taut', PG, adventure. for wear with the overblouse thermometer helps determine temperature ranges suitable to the human body. and the the new uniform designs," Col Sustad 17, HANDS OF THE. RIPPER - Erie Porter, R, horror, 18. THE HONKERS Coburn, Lois When the temperature reaches certain levels, the weather service issues warnings to all-season green uniform, are still on said, "Most women are hoping for a - James Nettleton, PG, comedy. the drawing board. 19. HOUSE OF DARK SHADOWS - Jonathan Frid, Joan Bennett, units to cease or cut down on physical activities that may be hazardous if continued change but some Marines just don't PG, horror. under high temperature conditions. In addition CMC has approved like the n. 111X1 aave- 7

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1968 I.EMANS, automatic, factory air, SINGER portable rigrag sewing machine, Deadline Power steering/brakes, extras, 51395/offer; 365; Royal portable typewriter, $15; Lost 1969 Gelatin baby The deadline for advertisements for 510, 4 speed, radio, excellent maternity clothes (sires 12 and 14); COCKAPOO dog lost In vicinity of Cochran condition, 73696 DWH, and $5; the Hawaii Marine is noon Friday prior to $995/offer. Call clothes (boy's 4,1'0; bathinette, SI. Answers to name -01no." Apricot color, 262.7506 $15; Publication (10 a.m. Friday at Camp anytime. walker, $5; infant seat, $2; Porta-crib, why dear pet of 2.year.old child. Has base Philco console with Smith). Ads must be taken to either the Danish Modern stereo tat,. If round, please call 254.1030 anytime. 1972 CAMARO, sliver w/black interior, AM/FM stereo radio, 5150. Call 72154 Joint Public Affairs Office, Bldg. 301 at Reny K-Bay FMFPac Public Affairs steering wheel, Rally wheels, AM DWN, 254-4047 anytime. or to the radio, stereo Found Office (GySgt Bill Hough) at Camp Smith. tape player w/5 speakers, brand new tires, standard transmission, outfit, singe stage oXy/act NO ads will be accepted over the telephone. WELDING SIAMESE cat found In housing area. Call Power steering, also brakes, 307 V-11, without tanks, never used, excellent for All ads must be signed. There is no charge 254-3666 anytime. excellent Call 254-4960 anytime. for Nein ads. condition, on Island 2 months, hobbyist, $110. 53,100 firm. Call 72848 or 73146 DWH, Rent 72949 AWN, ask for CM Case in ECW For For Sale Barracks. MOTOROLA auto stereo tape deck w/15 Gardens Townhouse - Choice end tapes, 950. Call 254-2607 AWN. AIKAHI 1964 TRIUMPH Spitfire, Mark I, new tires, unit 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, shag carpeting new battery, new safety inspection, 1958 MERCEDES 190, 4 door, black, throughout, refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, 2,000 HEAVY duty boy's 26" Schwinn bike, $50: miles on rebuilt engine, new excellent condition, a woman's pet, a man's paint, 26 miles 7' surfboard, excellent conoihon, cost $170 disposal, lots of storage space, pool, large Per gallon, 5700. Call Pride, $550. Call 262-9757 after 5 after 72722 DWH, P.m. new. selling 550; 7'7. Sealoam surfboard, courtyard, 9385 month. Call 262-8534 941-8769 AWH. 6 p.m 1971 no cling, used once, 560; Arvin electric HONDA 350, real good condition. For - further peramiter heater, never used, cost $33, sell ------1969 WILLYS jeep, 06, 4-wheel drive, warn information, call CM Bledsoe, 72551 COUNTRY Club Knoll area, KitilUat. OWN, for $20. Call 262.8534 after 6 p.m. hubs, soft top, no rust, top shape, $2100 or 72258 AWH. available Oct. 1 - 3 bed/00m, 2 bath home best offer. Call 247-0539 AWES, with extra large master bedroom, 1970 HONDA 600, 2 aoor, white, mg LADIES dresses magnificent view, near beach and schools, load and assorted clothing, sizes 1964 CHEVY Impala, recent overhaul, new condition, 8600. Need to sell soon. 10 and 12, clean, good $425. Call 261.5681 anytime. Call 72726/72815 condition. Call battery, no rust, asking $750. See at 75 DWH, 262.7802 days only. Kihapal St., Apt. 2, Kallua. Call 257.3541 1972 DATSUN wagon. Sealed bids Services Offered DWH. station "BEACH BOY" and "Adventurers" record being taken at MCAS Federal Credit Union, albums, $1 infant WILL babysit in your home Friday and FPO S.F. each; seat, 50 cents: 1965 DATSUN 4 door sedan w /radio, runs 96615. May be seen at 8109.401, Infant swing, Infant Saturday, day or night. Call 254-3875. MCAS Kaneohe. $3: tub, 50 cents; good and has good rubber, 5275. Call All bids must be sealed. picture frames, brand The Credit new, 20.0211". Call 254-2607 AWH. Union reserves the right to refuse 254-2626 anytime. LEAVING? Guaranteed check-out, fast, any and all bids. For information, call reasonable, experienced. For free estimate, 250.1334 YAMAHA 125cc motorcycle, runs great, or 254-1335. call Mrs. Jones at 254.3489 or Mrs. Williams CUrrent safety sticker, any offer considered. DOUBLE bed headboard, table wicker top at 254-2186. 1970 CAMARO Call 254-3033 anytime, '307', factory air, power w/metal legs, $5 each; portable 17" TV, steering, brakes, AM/FM power radio, vinyl needs work, 65; twin bed set, Call WILL babyslt In my quarters during top, showroom $5. 1970 AMX, excellent condition, 17,500 condition, under 14,000 73698 DWH, 262.9048 AWH. working day. Call 254-3108 anytime. miles, 390 CID, 345 HP, 4 speed sync. Mlles. Call 254.3328 AWH or 72767 DWH. transmission, full engine Instrumentation, STROLLER, avocado with sun shade, bitter sweet 1954 VW BUG, needs work, $150; 1972 orange and black hood, best collapsible and In excellent condition, $10. Free o / far. Call Joe Casey, Vega GT, automatic, 5,000 miles, $2650. 73546 DWH, Can be seen on base. Call 72161, Ext, 167 239-9891 5-8 p.m. Call 73698 DWH, 262.9048 AWN. TO ANIMAL lovers only) Two female OWN, 261.3683 AWH. Guinea pigs w/cage. Good pets. Also, fancy 1965 OLDS wagon, new tires, $275. Call SIAMESE kittens, 3 Sealpolnt, 8 weeks old, aquarium gold fish, quite large. Call 72005 OWN, 923-7556 AWH. had shots, litter trained, used to dogs and PIONEER PL41 turntable W/dustcover, 254 .4780 anytime. need a loving home, 820 each. Cali wooden base and cartridge; one aluminum 1961 TR3, white with blue Interior, black 254-1057 anytime. contour backpack, 57; one short sleeve wet Wanted tonneau and white convertible top, very suit top, $10; one Volt double banded good condition, asking $550. Call 254.4514 AKC BOXER puppies, outstanding speargun, $15. Call 72205 OWN, 247-2946 DOG HOUSE for medium sized dog. Call anytime. pedigree. Call 254-4082 anytime. AWH, 72074 DWH, 261-3958 AWH. Have I got a history to tell you, Black History that is, says this week's pin-up. Charninade College of Honolulu will be giving a course in Black History at K-Bay for the fall semester beginning Oct. 2. The course, History 210, 20th Century Black Americans, will be held every Monday and Wednesday evenings from 8:05 to 10:10 p.m. at the Station Education Building, No. 267. The course will cover a review of black history from its African genesis, through the slave era to 1900, and will then proceed in depth into the lives of eleven 20th Century Black Americans who represent different positions and viewpoints on the black experience in America. Speaker will be present from the Station Education building, No. up In the Layaway Department, Registration is open to all those possessing a high school diploma or GED and will Navy Relief. 267. The course will cover a Bldg. 1089. be held from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. on Sept. 20 at the Joint Education Center Meetings Installation of Officers of review of black history from its located in the Seven Day Store Complex. Military personnel the Enlisted Wives Club will be African genesis, through the slave are reminded that they mgSpecial are eligible for tuition assistance( VA benefits and are encouraged to contact their held on Oct. 6 at 6 p.m. at the E' era to 1900, and will then Club. If you want to attend the proceed in depth into the lives of unit education officer /NCO for required applications at the earliest date. For more dinner call Mrs. Gessaman, eleven 20th Century Black Services Tips information call the JEO, 72061 or 73572. K-BAY Enlisted Wives Club will 254-1030. Americans who represent Wives Club will host different positions and viewpoints hold its next meeting on Sept. 26 Staff K-BAY the Luncheon on the black experience in at 10 a.m. at the If' Club. A Guest for the Interisland Book of the Week at the Coordinating Council at the Staff America. Registration is open to Library is Captains and the Kings Ladies those possessing a high school Club on Monday at 9 a.m. all by Taylor Caldwell. A colossal from all over the island who are diploma or GED and will be held novel about a poor Irish members 15 Wives from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 on of Enlisted p.m. immigrant's rise to wealth and Clubs be Sept. 20 at the Joint Education will attending. All power, and the price that was (1'4 Club Jottings members are to be at the club by Center located in the Seven Day paid for such success. The family Store Complex. Military 8:15 a.m. For more information history begins when Joseph call personnel are reminded that they Liz Goldsberry, 254-3435. Francis Xavier Armagh has the be a re el igible for tuition The October tour will to good fortune to find himself the K-BAY entertain. Happy Hour front 4 to 6 p.m. through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 Hotel for assistance/VA benefits and are Monday the Royal Hawaiian sole heir of one of the early O'CLUB SATURDAY: Bloody Mary Specials p.m. lunch and a Fashion Show. The encouraged to contact their unit Titusville, Pa., oil barons and gun TONIGHT: Happy Hour front 4 to 7 from noon to 2 p.m. Don Shane and the Cost is $4.20. The money must be education officer/NCO for Hamburger 45 runners. Joseph multiplies his , p.m. Big 3 Steak Night front 7 to 9:30 p.m. Country Aires entertain.. w/lettuce and tomato SO paid by the October required ,rneppiloaticms at the Hamburger business inheritance astronomically, until Meting and the Group on stage front 9 to 1 MONDAY: Go-Go au Go-Go. Hamburger Deluxe w/Fr. fries 60 meeting, Oct. 3. earliest date. For more he becomes a member of the WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE Cheeseburger 50 The business meeting will be information, call the HO, 72061 "Invisible Government" that SATURDAY: Chef Roger serves MOVIE: Kies the Other Shiek. Cheeseburger w/lettuce & tomato 55 held on Oct. 3. also be or 73572. It will secretly manipulates global gourmet food front 7 to 9 p.m. Reservations CAMP SMITH Cheeseburger Deluxe w/Fr. tries 65 election night. Be sure to east polities. The Armagh chronicle requested, 0' CLUB "Toasted Cheese 45 your vote for the leaders for the ends with the death of Rory, a SUNDAY: Brunch from 10:30 a.m. to FAMILY STEAK NIGHT: livery Cheese 40 next six months. For more "Grilled rising politician. Once again I p.m. Crableg and Tenderloin Buffet front Tuesday night at the Club is Steak Night Ham & Cheese 55 information on the Club call Grilled Taylor Caldwell looks into the 6 to 9 p.m. featuring a choice of: Halawa Heights "Bacon and Cheese 50 Clara Mai, 254-2964. political and economic climate of MONDAY: The Dining Room is Special (I lb. of prime rib), 53.75; Filet "BLT 55 Panes meeting for the Girl America's past as a setting for a closed, however, the Tape Bar is open with Mignon. 52.75; New York Steak, $2.75; 50 Stools is being planned. If your 'Fish Sandwich drama of the consequences of hot grilled sandwiches from 11:30 a.m. to T-Bone, 52.75; and Ribeye. $2.25. They 45 daughter is registered, you will be K-BAY "Tuna Sandwich savage ambition and its 11:30 p.m. The Package Store is open as also have Mini-Filet fur children under 12 contacted soon. II' your daughter Child Care Center now - "Egg Salad 40 meaning then and now. well as the Accounting office. for $1.75. Ten cents surcharge. Music is is not registered call Liz Watts, requires mandatory reservations liot Dog 35 The Candle Corner at the THURSDAY - FRIDAY: Lunch is included. Request reservations by 5 p.m. on 20 254-2129. The troops on base will for child care. The facility is French Fries Hobby Shop is now open. served from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m. with hot Monday. Call 39-491. * Sandwiches served with pickle slice and not meet until there has been a operating at a peak level of Equipment for making candles is sandwiches, salad plates and a Special of the potato chips. meeting. patronage so recently they parents that furnished by the Hobby Shop. Day. STAFF CLUB The Girl Scouts are in need have had to turn customers away. F.' CLUB Was and other items are available WEDNESDAY: Rock night sounds by TONIGHT: Happy Hour from 4:30 to of more adults to help in the Reservations may be made at TONIGHT: Family Royale will for sale at the Hobby Shop Resale the New Direction from 8 pan. to midnight 6:30 p.m. with free pupus. accounting program. If you are 257-2608. entertain from 8 p.m. to midnight. Store. in the Green Room. The dining specialty SATURDAY: Soul Night with sounds interested call Jan Haas, Adult Beginner Swim class, WEDNESDAY: Boogie Queens are will be Filet Salmon. being provided by the Salt and Pepper from 254-2936. Help to help your sponsored by the Red Cross, will back to entertain from 7 to 10 p.m. THURSDAY: Pot Luck Dinner from 6 8:30 p.m. until ???- Dinner served from children. Prior experience is not be held at the Station Swimming DRINK-0-THE-WEEK: The Monkey to 8 p.m. All you can eat: adults $2.25; 6:30 to 8 p.m.; Ham and Chicken with all necessary. Initial Leadership Pool beginning Monday at 6 p.m. Wrench teens $1.75; and children under 12 - 99 the trimmings. classes will be held in October. and will be held nightly for five cents. Reservations please. MONDAY: Happy Hour from 5 to SPECIAL LUNCH MENU: Many workshops will be offered sessions. For more information, MANAGERS NOTE: The Dining 6:30 p.m. MONDAY: Salisbury steak to help the leaders do a better call the Red Cross Field Director Room will be closed for Pot Luck Dinner on TUESDAY: Game Night starting at 8 TUESDAY: Beef stroganoff Job. at 72606 or 73575. Thursday, Sept. 28 due to Change of p.m. Dining Room service begins at 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY: Shredded barbecue Branch No. 174, K-BAY Windward Catholic: Command reception. WEDNESDAY: GO-GO Action from beef on a bun Fleet Reserve Association will Saturday Mass - 6 p.m. EI CLUB II dm. to 2 p.m. THURSDAY: Meat loaf observe its 18th Anniversary with Exchange Sunday Mass - 8 and 11:15 TONIGHT: Kano; and the Brewery NOONTIME SPECIALS: Served daily, FRIDAY: Tuna, noodles au gratin a Pot-Luck Picnic at Bellows AFS a.m. tomorrow from noon to 6 p.m. at Tidbits Protestant: area Charlie. Each family is 5 Sunday School - 8:30 am. requested to bring enough food K-BAY Morning Worship - 10 a.m. for their own needs plus one extra Toyland will open today in CAMP SMITH ration. Liquid refreshments will Building 219 (old 7-Day Store Catholic: be available. location). The hours of operation Monday-Friday - 11:30 a.m. TOPS RI Na 38, (Take Off will be 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. and Pounds Sensibly) meets every Monday-Saturday. Toyland will noon Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the offer a layaway service for toys, Protestant: Old Mokapu School. Linda with one-third down for Sunday School - 9:15 a.m. Bishop was loser of the Week with purchases up to $100 and Morning Worship - 10:30 a 3.50 loss. Peggy Corrigan was one-quarter down on purchases of Loser of the Month with a 9.75 $100 or more; the balance is to be JEWISH loss. paid in equal installments up to Aloha Chapel, Pearl Harbor: Dec. 23. After the layaway toys Jewish Evening Worship - ate pld fur, they can be ',eked Friday, 7:31) p.m. a .1 Education Notes

K-BAY A Black History Course given by Chaminade College. of Honolulu will be held at K-Bay beginning on Oct. 2. The course, History 210, 20th Century Black Americans, will be held every Monday and Wednesday evening from 8:05 to 10:10 p.m. at the

Little Leisure Lines Is a convenient listing of Important activities in the military community. In formation most be received on Friday prior to the date of publication. Deadline Is 10 a.m, at Camp Smith and noon at K.Bay. Notices cannot be accepted by telephone and notices of a Purely commercial nature will not be used. Cub Scouting during last year's drive is BGen "Standing". notices for Welcoming a young KBayite into The general is again the Windward District "Hey Mommy, what are all those people doing here at Sea Life Park?" "Well son, they re all Marines from all over the Island. events that repeat week after V.A. Armstrong, Cr, 1st Marine Brigade. week) normally will not be Touchdown Roundup Chairman for coordinating the "School Night for Cubbing" You see, Sea Life Park is offering a special to all Marines and their dependents on Oahu and to civilian employees of K-Bay and accepted. A separate at on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m "School Camp Smith, O: re-time admission tickets will be on sale for $1.25. Children under 12 free." "How long will the sale last?" "Until announcement most be all Windward elementary schools tickets (good submitted. Night for Cubbing" is designed to give prospective cubs and their parents an Sept. 24. A also during the special, annual admission for 12 months from the date of purchase) will be on sale Contact your area opportunity to learn about the program and join a pack. The cubmasters and den for $250, $1.25 for keikis 7-12. All they have to do is show their I.D. card or civilian badge at the gate." "How do they get correspondent to have items put mothers of each pack will be on hand to talk about the program. Sept. 21 is also here?" "If they don't have a car, they can catch the bus that now leaves Honolulu (Bishop St. and Union Mall) and goes to Sea In the Hawaii Marine. "uniform day" at school BGen Armstrong is encouraging boys to wear the Life Park via the extension of the Kailua-Waimanalo-Honolulu route. They have to call .531-5321 to find out what times the and scout uniform to school. 8 to 10 are encouraged to join. buses not." (photo courtesy Sea Life Park) Boys MCAA to form 1973 COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN local squadron HONOLULU AREA aboard Oahu by Sgt Bruce A. Waitman OAHU - The Marine Corps enlisted man on active duty; Aviation Association (MCAA) is "Aircrewman of the Year (Fixed seeking to form a squadron at K-Bay. Wing);" "Helicopter Aircrewman of Membership will be open Island-wide the Year;" "Plane Captain of the to anyone (enlisted or officer) who has Year;" and "Aviation Ground Officer served or is serving with a Marine of the Year." There is also an open Corps Aviation unit. category for nominations arising out The MC AA currently sponsors of specific meritorious acts or the Cunningham Award to the Marine professional performance. Aviator of the Year and the Robinson The MCAA is an outgrowth of Award to the Marine Naval Flight the World War 11 First Marine Aviation Officer of the Year. Force Veterans Association To further meet one of the (FMAFVA). objectives of the Association-recog- The squadron at K-Bay will meet nizing professional achievement in once a quarter in a combination Marine aviation-the Association professional/social meeting. Dues Mrs. Barbara Holmes, K-Bay Pre-School director, receives assistance from Col W. J. has will also established several new individual be $5 a year. Frequency White (left) and BGen V.A. Armstrong, commanding officer, Marine Corps Air of national awards and a unit trophy. The Station, Kaneohe Bay, and commanding general, 1st Marine Brigade, respectively, unit reunions depends on support by the trophy during ribbon cutting ceremonies at Old Mokapu School, on Friday. Pre-School is for the "Marine Corps members. Helicopter Squadron of the began on Monday in 3 renovated classrooms for a capacity class of 70 youngsters, 3 Year." For more information on the Individual awards include "Marine and 4 years old In addition to Mrs. Holmes the Pre-School staff includes: Air MCAA, call (Station and Leeward) Controller of the Year," Mesdames Betz Kaster, Karen Barco, Elsie Bailey, Edith Smith, and Cynthia which will be LtCoI D.F. Brown, 72248 or presented Masterson. (photo by Sgt Paul Reynolds) to either an officer or (MAG-24) 1 stLt J.H. Beelart, 72285.

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continued from page I He served two tours of duty in Vietnam and his personal decorations include the Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star with Combat V, Purple Heart, Air Medal (14 awards), and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. LtCol Timmons, who celebrates his nineteenth year as a Marine officer this month, preceded his Hawaii tour of duty with a three-year hitch assigned to Company "A" Headquarters Company, Headquarters Battalion, Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. While stationed at HQMC, LtCol Timmons performed duties as the Marine Corps Advisor to the Director of the Department of the Navy's Operation Branch. It was during his Washington tour that he picked up the rank of lieutenant colonel in October 1969. LtCol Timmons joined the 1st Marine Brigade in August 1971 and assumed duties as the Brigade's Human Relations Officer and Brigade G4, respectively. Maj Modrzejewski, who commanded 2/3 since January, will be assuming duties as the Brigade staff secretary later this month. A holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, Maj Modrzejewski has served over LtCol Scaglione LtCoI Timmons LtCol Gasparine Maj Modrzejewski 15 years in the Corps.

Today marks the 28th anniversary of FMFPac

continued from page I from CG, 1st Mar Bde from CG, 3rd Mar Div

Our sincere congratulations on this your 28th Anniversary. The The Marines and Navymen of the 31d Marine Division join me in ,40 III MAC ending fames are drawn from the 3d 010,1011( 300.001 Inuloned on °korona M.. notable achievements of FMFPac since 1944 serve as an example for all saluting the men and women of Headquarters, Fleet Marine Force, and the Mt Maene Aircraft Wing (1st MAW) which 11 headquartered at the Marine Corps Air Sumo, Iwakuni. Japan, and ho elements motioned with Mt 330ar0iv on Okinawa. Like all other elements of free world military forces. It is indeed a privilege for the Marines and Pacific, who are observing the 28th Anniversary of their service. eMERse Moe forces are powerfully armed with weapons which include the alionportant Infantryman's rifle. lank,. artillery. a Mr assortment of other pound combat weapons. and a powempacked mix of Sailors of the 1st Marine Brigade to serve in the force, and we look From the days of WWII and Camp Catlin, Headquarters, Fleet Malcom's. Mphinicated attar* aircraft fightembornben and minden let forward to your continued success and pledge our complete dedication Marine Force, Pacific, has served our Nation with distinction. It is our On the 1.0071 [0.1 of the Continental United States. a similar force, the I Marine Amphibious Fact and service in the years ahead. privilege to be associated with you and wish you continued success. MAFI - which consuls of the 1st Marine Merlon ( IstMarDiv) stationed., Camp Pendleton. California. and the 3d Marine Aircraft Wing Idd MAW) hesdquarterrd as nearby El Tom - provides alt /ground Mann I express my wannest regards on this occasion. MajGen J. C. Fegan to the U S 1st Piro Like III MAP, forces. I MAP-, Mmes.. rageble of "'ming anywhere In the Pactfir BGen V. A. Armstrong CG, 3rd Mar Div if requited. a movement demonstrated early tn the war In the Republic of Vietnam when the IstMarDiv crossed the Pacific to minion the 3c1MarDir there and 3dMAW elements messed to reinforce the lstMAW CC, 1st MarBde

Such dual command channel, are a emphonored procedure foe Marino The Commandant of the Menne Corps. for example. ha, long reported to the Secretary of the Navy to durum the training. readiness *** *** and admanetrarlon ofthe Marine Corp, . and to the Chief ofNatal Oman.. for all operational matters

rkiFfer dates from 1944 when If .1 mated to control the six ;Marine divisions and five Marine aircraft wino which were deployed to the Pacific In World War 11 Since then, in Unita have fought in brach Korea and the Republic of 11001001 from CG, COMCABEAST & 2nd MAW Nees in Haman the lot Marine Brigade slat Margdel. 3d Marine' Regiment and Marine Jame, from CG, III MAW Group14, 0 established m e mic9Pacille ready force Like III MAF and I MAF. the brigade is capable of On behalf of the Marines of COMCABEAST and the 2nd Marine 01011011 air/round teams to any 011.10 area on thorr noime Aircraft Wing, we extend our sincere congratulations to the officers and Since its establishment in the crucible ofWorld War II, FMFPac has Another Important element of negro, Force Troops. Pacific I ForTmsPar), support, all parts of men of Fleet Marine Force Pacific on your 28th Anniversary. provided our country with an air-ground team of fan/lung FhIPPar from a headquarters al Marine Corps pot TwentynIne Palms. California This command highly-trained, 001110101 a wide variety of min required to support the dIVIIhner and wimp of EMFPar. It contains heavy Born during the latter stages of WWII, you have continued to answer combat-ready Marines capable of responding anytime, anywhere in the oillierk unit,, engineer units. motor oarapont unlia medical bail/Mona and Iwo force sanln realm.nm of Fleet Marine which provide the divisions with supplyand maintenance support among oibm wins the call of freedom as the need arose. The men and women vast areas of the Pacific. FMFPac Marines have served with unmatched Force Pacific have become synonymous proficiency. FMFPac la rerponsive to two command channel, The Commanding General reports to the with gallantry and honor in times of war and with great compassion and Commandant of the Mow Corps on all 01010,1eonnmed with the training. readiness and administration The FMFPac fighting team is second to none. Your distinction in providing relief in civil disasters. The future will F.!rtly see a of FMFPac. and ts responsive ro she Commander in Chief U. S Au* Fleet for all operational malted, In a similar way. r MEP. subordinate unit commanders in the western and eastern Pacific report to the accomplishments throughout the Pacific during the past 28 years, both in continuation of this readiness to serve. Commanding General of FMFPac and to the commandersof the US 7th and Isi fleets, respective!), peace and war, bear testimony to your outstanding professionalism. The air-ground team of the III Marine Amphibious Force join me in Best wishes for continued success. extending best wishes on the 28th Anniversary of FMFPac. MajGeit P. J. Fontana LtGen Louis Metzger *** COMCABEAST & CG, 2nd MAW CC, II! MAF

Don't it's their Marine Corps also from CG, FMFLant forget, 1 WASHINGTON, D.C. - The much feedback. But the Commandant doubt about continuation of the leave service to their Corps with the The officers and enlisted Marines of Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic, "Old Corps" had a saying the recently heard from one happy Marine family concept. same sense of satisfaction." join me in extending best wished to Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, personnel Marine Corps wanted you to have a wife who wrote a letter as her husband Impressed by the thoughfulness on the occasion of your 28th Anniversary. Must Marines have served wife they'd have issued you one." was about to retire after 28 years and sincerity of the communication he Sergeant Major of the Marine under FMFPac colors and are justly proud of that service. Today. as in the It's still bend, but the Corps service. said in a return letter: ". .it is my Corps Joseph W. past, you continue to demonstrate in war and peace the teamwork, Dailey will retire Feb. long ago reali/ed that a happy and hope and goal that all Marine wives I , 1973. courage, professionalism and necessary to successfully "1 just waist you, as determination contented wife helped the individual perform the mission assigned to you. Readiness is your hallmark. Commandant of the Marine Corps, to Marine ill his performance of duty, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific, has compiled an enviable record know," she wrote, "that I've always The "Marine family" is a term reflecting the utmost dedication and professional ability that continues to been proud to be the wile au Marine heard often in the Corps;iilaitoserveesiii bring credit to you and our and have never lelt the need to be beloved Corps. refer just to Marines Best wishes in all future endeavors. apologetic about ally action my and retired. It includes the wife, LtGen G. C. husband has had to perform in the line Mien children, mom and dad. and anyone of duty CG, FMFlant close to the individual Marine. ..Naturally I feel the Corps And. the Marine Corps makes a concentrated effort lo keep this family has benefited by having the services or but please know that I informed as is) what is going on in Ole my husband. our children and I have Corps and to involve them in as many also i'eel that by our association with activities as possible. also benelited The effectiveness of this program the Marine Corps." is hard to judge. There really isn't The Commandant leaves no