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MAY 18, 2012 VOLUME 43, NUMBER 20 WWW.MCBH.USMC.MIL Hawaii Marine SELECTED THE BEST METRO FORMAT NEWSPAPER IN THE MARINE CORPS - 1ST PLACE, 2011 USMCCCA MERIT AWARDS Red Lions relocate to Miramar End of an era with new commander, aircraft Kristen Wong | Hawaii Marine The Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363, bow their heads during the invocation at the redesignation and change of command ceremony between Hangars 101 and 102, May 10. The Lucky Red Lions were redesignated from HMH-363 to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 363, and moved to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, in California. Lt. Col. Mark Revor, outgoing commanding offi cer, HMH-363, turned command over to Lt. Col. Timothy Miller, incoming commanding offi cer, VMM-363. Kristen Wong for Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, school at Maxwell Air Force Base, in “No pressure, you’ll be the first Photojournalist in San Diego. Lt. Col. Timothy Mill- Alabama. CO of VMM-363 and you’re the man er, incoming commanding officer, “Lt. Col. Mark Revor, ‘Rover,’ who’s going to bring it back to life On May 10, service members, VMM-363, also relieved Lt. Col. Mark we’re going to miss you,” said Col. with the tremendous capability of the families, friends and other guests Revor, outgoing commanding officer, Richard Caputo, commanding officer, VMM-363,” Caputo said. “I will leave attended a ceremony between HMH-363. Marine Aircraft Group 24. “You had you with this — protect the Red Lion Hangars 101 and 102 to see off, not Revor lowered the HMH-363 flag a challenging command and you patch, protect its combat heritage, only a commanding officer, but also for the last time that afternoon.
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