Dog" Awards Streak for Ltgen. Krulak Confirmed As 31St Commandant
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Vol. 23 no. 20 Serving Marine Forces Pacific, MCB Hawaii, Ill Marine Expeditionary Forces, Hawaii and 1st Radio Battalion May 25, 1995 Marines continue "Top Dog" awards streak for ninth consecutive year ties necessary to be an effective tool in Sqt. Jesse Faleris Stoff writer . law enforcement. This year's recipient of the award was Silva, a five-year old The Military Police Department, Belgian Malinois. The dog and han- MCB Hawaii, captured the Top Kennel dler, LCpI. Herber Smith, are stationed and Top Dog awards, in addition to with the MPD, MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Dancing, races and more many others, at the 9th Annual Police Bay. at the Fun and Fitness ... K9 Competition, held May 18 - 20 and Competitors included teams from the See B-1. hosted by the U.S. Naval Security Honolulu Police Department, Detachment, Pearl Harbor. Kauai Police Department, Pearl "We had won the Top Kennel Harbor Security Detachment and Playskool's 1 -2 -3 award for the last eight years in a military police departments from swing recalled row, so the pressure was on to Schofield Barracks, Hickam Air continue the streak," said Cpl. John Force Base and MCB Hawaii. In all, 32 Owners of Playskool's 1-2-3 Skidmore, Kennel Master, MPD, MCB police dog teams were entered to com- Swings should stop using them Sgt. Jesse Foleris Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay. pete in a variety of events. because the seat restraint can Up and over - Cpl. John Skidmore leads his team member, Roeska through the obsta- The "Top Dog" award is given to the cle portion of the obedience competition. falsely to be locked and See Dogs, A-4 appear animal that best displays all the abili- cause children to fall out, the gov- ernment said today. The company is voluntarily recalling 123,000 of the multicol- LtGen. Krulak confirmed as 31st Commandant ored plastic swings were sold that change and adapts to new reality quick- vinced that the most important responsi- ity of life' for Marines and their families." for about $25 nationwide between Headquarters Marine Corps ly and surely. No matter what the crisis bilities the Marine Corps has to the Long a supporter of professional mili- March and May, the Consumer or threat, the nation will have one American people are to win the nation's tary education, Krulak also plans to Product Safety Commission said. The Senate confirmed Tuesday thought: Send in the Marines!" battles and to make Marines. increase the use of simulation, virtual The safety agency said 50 con- evening President Clinton's nomination In addition to maintaining a warfight- Krulak emphasized to the Armed reality, models, and various warfighting sumers have reported children to be the next Commandant of the ing focus for the Marine Corps, Krulak Services Committee that the "Total games to make subsequent field training falling from the swings and suffer- Marine Corps . has long maintained that the individual Force Marine Corps," both active and more effective and develop the intellectu- ing injuries that ranged from Lieutenant General Charles C. Krulak, Marine is central to the Corps' ability to reserve and naval in character, provides al agility, individual initiative, and rapid bumps and bruises to a broken currently the commander of all Marine win battles.' He said, "taking care of our a unique capability to the nation. "The decision-making capability of every nose. The swings convert to three forces in the Pacific, was approved by own has long been a tradition of the Marine Corps forward operating air- Marine. styles: infant swing, chair swing unanimous consent after appearing Corps because people are the Corps' most ground task forces provide the combat- Krulak said that because every Marine and seat swing. The problem before the Senate Armed Services precious asset." He emphasized that he ant commanders in chief a crisis must be able to anticipate and react to occurs in the infant swing position. Committee May 2. In that appearance, will concentrate on the consistent, fair, response capability found no where else the unexpected, seize the initiative, and Owners of the 1-2-3 Swing should Krulak stressed his commitment to and unbi treatment of all Marines. in the world," he said. Krulak will care- take advantage of fleeting opportunities stop using it and return it to the ensuring that the Marine Corps remains Marines, said, nflist be confident in fully balance the readiness needs of on the battlefield, the Marine Corps of store where it was purchased for a ready today and in the future. He told their leaders and in the processes today against the modernization needs the next century must be a learning full refund. Consumers may also - the Armed Services Committee that, "the recruiting, classification, assignment, of tomorrow, "I intend to take care of our organization." He remarked that, "the contact Playskool at 1- 800 -752- future world will be chaiacterized by cri- promotion, education, retention, separa- Marines by doing everything I can to foundation upon which we will build this 9755 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EDT. sis and conflict and the nation will tion -through which their service to ensure they can survive the rigors of require a military force that anticipates their nation is managed. Krulak is con- combat while also providing for the 'qual- See Commandant, A-4 Inside MCB Hawaii "Inside MCB Hawaii" and Commandant's Memorial Day Message "Kaneohe Calendar," two television SgtMaj. Williams named Memorial Day 1995 is especially poignant as the Nation moves toward the programs addressing issues of con- conclusion of a series of events commemorating the 50th anniversary of cern to base residents and employ- World War II. From the remarkable gathering of American and Japanese ees, can now be seen at 8:30 a.m., MarForPacts enlisted leader veterans on Iwo Jima to the somber ceremonies held throughout the country 1:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m., Mondays, in honor of the thousands who sacrificed their lives for freedom, we have Wednesdays and Fridays on base MGySgt. Dave Treadway MarForPac Public Affairs Chief been reminded that peace is never guaranteed. It must be earned and pre- cable 2. week Channel Airing this served. is information on the Kaneohe Bay Sergeant Major Joel S. Williams, The challenges facing our Nation today are different than those of fifty commissary. For more details, call currently the senior enlisted years ago, but they are no less important. To meet these challenges suc- Consolidated Public Affairs at 257- Marine at the 3d Marine cessfully, America continues to depend upon that special type of person who 2728. Division, has been selected as the is willing to serve and sacrifice, no matter how dear or personal the cost. new Sergeant Major of Marine We, as Marines, embody the spirit of the greatest peace-loving nation the Forces Pacific. He will replace world has ever known. Our core values of courage, honor and commitment TQL icons legend SgtMaj. Lewis G. Lee in a formal are a legacy passed on to us by generations of brave Americans committed to Post and Relief ceremony here for Hawaii Marine safeguarding the principles of freedom. It is a legacy that we wear as a June 9. badge of honor and tribute. SgtMaj. Lee will assume the As we celebrate this Memorial Day, let us pause to remember those who post as the 13th Sergeant Major Pati4 made the present possible and dedicate ourselves to ensuring a future for Goal #1 Enhance of the Marine Corps on June 30. ..1M' - it those who will follow. Military Readiness SgtMaj. Williams, promoted to 51,1, "vv his present rank in 1987, is a rEME77.11IESX C.E. Mundy, Jr., 101116,4* .4etter native of Asheville, N.C., who General, U.S. Marine Corps See Williams, A-4 SgtMaj. Joel S. Williams Commandant of the Marine Corps Goal #2 - Advance Risk Management and I ,oss Prevention Housing provides adequate homes for special needs families When family members register with quickly and easily modified for families compelling needs, however. Because of Mary Lynne Wolfe the program, they are placed into one with special needs. Hawaii's climate and thriving foliage, K-Bay Housing Office Goal #3 - Enhance ORS of four categories, depending on how "These homes are one-story units many people with respiratory disor- Quality of Life Perhaps the biggest concern of fami- much and what type of medical care with wider doorways that can accom- ders such as asthma and allergies are lies just arriving in Hawaii is finding they'll require. Although enrollment in modate wheelchairs," Ray said. "They registered in the EFMP here. Those a place to live. Between the high cost the EFMP does not automatically also have lower kitchen counters and families frequently need to live in an of living here and the limited number allow a family to move to the top of a vanities that can be easily adjusted for air conditioned environment. Until Goal #4 - of affordable rental units, the search housing waiting list, the MCBH use by a person in a wheelchair, and recently, they had to have medical doc- Continuously Improve for a new home can be quite stressful. Family Housing Department now the bathrooms have reinforce- umentation and request permission to But imagine how much more difficult gives priority housing assign- At 111A ments in the walls so that we can install more than one window-type air that search must be when a family ments to families in Category 4 T T easily install grab bars." conditioner. But because the Base member needs special accommoda- and in other medically justified cases.