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College Fair Up Periscope Birthday Kings Bay bus trip goes What would you do if not for The Navy turns 238 to national event Oct. 12 what you’re doing? on Sunday, Oct. 13 Page 2 Page 9 Page 9 THE kings bay, georgia VOL. 43 • ISSUE 48 , FLORIDA Vol. 48 • Issue 39 www.cnic.navy.mil/kingsbay kingsbayperiscope.jacksonville.com Thursday, October 10, 2013 Support Center has change of command Cmdr. Chuck Cohn for his superior leadership. Bay constantly rises to the chal- Rear Adm. “You consistently provided lenges placed in front of it. The Joseph Tofalo, relieves Cmdr. Greg me valuable outstanding Commander, McRae judgment and profession- Submarine expert ad- “Success like als at NSSC Group Ten, From Commander, Submarine Group vice, and have that is no are always shakes hands earned the getting the Ten Public Affairs Office accident; it with Cmdr. full trust and toughest of Gregory Naval Submarine Support confidence of starts at the tasks, and McRae, out- Center held a change-of-com- all Kings Bay top with the every time going com- mand ceremony at Naval Sub- area major they rise to commanding manding offi- marine Base Kings Bay, Oct. 3. command- the occa- cer of Naval Cmdr. Chuck Cohn relieved ers and com- officer.” sion. Suc- Submarine Cmdr. Greg McRae as the com- manding of- cess like Rear Adm. Joseph Tofalo Support manding officer of the Kings ficers,” Tofalo that is no Center. Bay-based command during the said. “From on Cmdr. Greg McRae accident; it time-honored ceremony. supply and starts at the Navy photo by Rear Adm. Joseph Tofalo, engineering top with the MC2 Cory Rose commander, Submarine Group assistance, to command 10, was the guest speaker for the operational, medical and even event, and commended McRae spiritual support, NSSC Kings See Change, Page 5 Federal Celebrity Chef Brian Duffey, of workers Spike TV’s Bar Rescue, mixes cole- slaw for ser- return vicemembers at the Naval Defense Department Submarine Base Kings furloughed civilians Bay Pirates recalled by Hagel Cove Galley. Navy By Army Sgt. 1st Class Tyrone Entertainment C. Marshall Jr. brought three American Forces Press Service chefs forming Messlords to Defense Secretary Chuck Ha- create signa- gel announced Saturday, Oct. 5, ture dishes that he was recalling most of the Oct 3. Defense Department civilians who were placed on furlough as Navy photo by a result of the MC2 Cory Rose government shutdown which began Oct. 1. “Today, I am announcing that most DOD civilians placed on emergency Hagel furlough dur- Messlords come to Pirates Cove ing the government shutdown will be asked to return to work begin- Rubbed, sauced ribs, loaded Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, “The sweet potato mash was amazing ning next week,” he said. as well as Spike TV’s Bar Rescue. with the touch of cinnamon, and it went “Immediately after President burgers, sweet and spicey Sailors Melissa Pierre, Ewah Victor, An- well with the fruit salsa. The choices of fruit [Barack] Obama signed the Pay chicken delight diners thony Powell and Soren Jessen were pres- were great and all fresh,” Jessen said. Our Military Act into law, I direct- ent and ETSN ed DOD’s acting general counsel enjoyed the Dwayne By Laura Jefferson “We’re all in here 100 percent ... to determine whether we could Special to The Periscope feast. They Wake- reduce the number of civilian all agreed all we want to do is come out f i e l d personnel furloughed due to the Tantalizing Gorilla Ribs. the dishes and stoke these guys up.” of USS shutdown,” Hagel said. Mouth-watering Hodad Burgers. were sa- Tennes- Secretary of the Navy Ray Ma- Scrumptious blackened chicken with vory and Chef Brian Duffey see Gold bus was pleased by the decision. fruit salsa and candied sweet potatoes. exceeded Spike TV’s Bar Rescue Crew en- “We are grateful for today’s deci- These culinary sensations thrilled hungry their expec- joyed all sion about our civilian workforce. service members at Pirates Cove Galley Oct. tations. of it. I know this has been difficult on 3 when Messlords returned to Naval Sub- Jessen, of USS Alaska, enjoys cooking and “That was so good,” he said. “Everything you and your families. We are still marine Base Kings Bay. was pleased and satisfied with the black- had so much flavor. I went back for seconds.” working through the details, but Guest chefs were Sarah Simington, Ho- ened chicken dish prepared by chef Sarah Hardin presented his Hodad Burgers, we will bring back as many of our dad’s Michael Hardin and Brian Duffy, who Simington. It’s a dish that’s sweet and spic- civilians as we can under the new have shown their culinary prowess on the ey, mixing a creative burst of flavors. See Messlords, Page 4 See Workers, Page 3 Camden Partnership’s Golf inaugural Classic Nov. 7 ■ The St. Marys Submarine Prizes will be awarded for Event to benefit Museum, which boasts first-, second- and third-place Dolphin Scholars, 4,700-square-feet of display CFC Golf Tournament Oct. 18 foursomes, closest to the pin area, with models, photos, From the Combined Federal Campaign and longest drive. Lilliston Ford museum, Partnership plaques, a submarine library is providing a chance to win a From The Camden Partnership and a file on each United States The Combined Federal Campaign’s Golf Tournament at Naval new car with the a hole-in-one. Submarine command Submarine Base Kings Bay’s Trident Lakes Golf Course will begin “Providing scholarships to the The Camden Partnership’s ■ And, The Camden with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start Oct. 18. Open to all hands, the4- children of our submariners, inaugural Kings Bay – Camden Partnership, which works with person Captain’s Choice format tourney has a $35 entree fee, preserving the unique naval her- Community Golf Classic will local, regional, state and federal which includes lunch, greens fees, cart, and prizes. Call (912) 573- itage of the Kings Bay area and be Thursday, Nov. 7, at Trident governments, regional cham- 8475 for reservations. supporting advocacy on behalf Lakes Golf Club on board Naval bers, development authorities, of all of the military in Camden Submarine Base Kings Bay. and other interested parties to Ball, casual event tailored to per player, or $240 per four- County are worthy causes, and Proceeds from the tourna- ensure the long-term viabil- hackers and strikers alike. some. Early Bird registration, at a great ex- Check us out Online! ment will benefit ity and sustainability of mili- The day begins with registra- $60 per person or $200 per four- cuse to spend ■ The work of the Dolphin tary missions at Kings Bay and tion and brunch from 10 to 11:30 some, is available until Oct. 14. a day on the Scholarship Foundation, which for quality growth and contin- a.m., followed by a shotgun start Fee includes brunch, cart, golf course,” awards college scholarships to ued economic development in at noon. An awards ceremony green fees, and awards recep- the sons and daughters of U.S. Camden County. and reception cap off the event. tion. Mulligans will be available See Camden, submariners The tournament will be a Best The cost to participate is $75 at a cost of $10 each. Page 2 kingsbayperiscope.com 2 THE PERISCOPE, NSB KINGS BAY, Thursday, October 10, 2013 Local news and views Naval Submarine Base, Kings Bay, Ga. Now hear this! Bus trip planned for college fair From Naval Submarine Base, King’s Bay range of national and international, Child and Youth Education Services and public and private, two-year and Shine speaker at MOAA Oct. 15 School Liaison Office four-year colleges and universities. Army Lt. Col. Jonathon A Shine will be the Participants will learn about admis- guest speaker at the Oct. 15 meeting of the The Jacksonville National College sion requirements, financial aid, Kings Bay Chapter of the Military Officers of Fair will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, and parents interested in this trip course offerings and campus envi- America Association monthy dinner, at start- Oct. 12, at the Prime F. Osborn III are advised to contact the school ronment, as well as other informa- ing at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 15, at Osprey Convention Center in Jacksonville. liaison officer at (912) 573-8986 or tion pertinent to the college-selec- Cove’s Morgan’s Grill. Dinner is $20. RSVP Sponsored by the National Asso- [email protected]. tion process. At the fair’s counseling with Capt. Oreen Crouch (Ret.) at (912) 729- ciation for College Admission Coun- There is no cost for this trip. center, students and parents can 2389 or at [email protected] by Oct. 11. seling and hosted by the Southern The bus will depart the Kings Bay discuss their individual needs with Association for College Admission Youth Center at 7 a.m. with plans to college experts. Counseling, this event is free and return at 1 p.m. Students who wish “The resources and opportunities Dolphin Store potluck Oct. 20 open to the public. to attend the 2013 National College that the National College Fairs pro- The Dolphin Store Kings Bay is hosting a Complete information about this Fair are advised to pre-register for vide for students and their families potluck dinner at 3 p.m., Oct. 20 for all military national college fair can be found the event at www.gotomyncf.com. are invaluable,” said Greg Ferguson, active or retired spouses at Kings Bay Naval online by searching Jacksonville Na- The Youth Center does not require NACAC Director of National College Submarine Base, to celebrate the new Chief tional College Fair.