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Hawaii Marine NBC Volume 29, Number 20 Serving Marine Corps Base Hawaii May 18, 2000 Diamond Head A 5 B-1 HMT-301 trains on Kauai island Cpl. Charles E. Moore "There's no distractions (out here)," Combat Correspondent LeBlanc said. "We're here to work. We're here to do our job." PACIFIC MISSILE RANGE All the work is especially beneficial to FACILITY, BARKING SANDS, the junior pilots, crew chiefs and aerial Kauai - Marine Helicopter Training observers who are students in HMT-301. Squadron 301 deployed May 10 to The squadron's mission is to give these Pacific Missile Range Facility Barking students further training on the CH-53D Sands, Kauai, for 10 days. Helicopter. Barking Sands gives them a The devil dogs and their corpsman are chance to apply their skills in a different taking the opportunity to get some valu- environment. able training, mixed with some good old- "It gets them away from here where fashioned rest and relaxation. they're used to everything," Lengerke The biannual trip is very beneficial to said. "This is their only chance to get the squadron, allowing them to practice (training time) away from base." aerial gunnery, embarking and debarking While on Kauai, the students are and training in a different environment, scheduled to practice terrain familiariza- as well as getting the Marines some free tion, night vision goggles, low-level time off Oahu. flights over terrain, and formation "It's real good for morale," said Maj. flights. The new environment presents Frederick Lengerke, the operations offi- new challenges. cer for HMT-301. "That's one of the "All the little things that are specific biggest benefits." to that airfield are new to us," said 1st Lt. Cal Charles E While the Marines may have a good Karen Riley, a student pilot. "It's just Moore time there, the deployment isn't all fun (like going to) a new neighborhood with Lance Cpl. Richard Acheson, an airframer with HMT-301, performs routine maintenance on the tail of a CH-53D heli- and games, according to Lt. Col. Stephen new rules." copter at the Pacific Missile Range facility, Barking Sands, Kauai. LeBlanc, commanding officer for HMT- Little things like different tower pro- 301. cedures and terrain help to turn the stu- training squadron' doesn't do much of. The deployment builds teamwork as tionships built that you wouldn't see In just 10 days, the squadron is sched- dents into well-rounded pilots capable of "The experience of picking up the well as experience. back home." uled to fly nearly their average monthly adapting to different situations, LeBlanc squadron and moving to Kauai for 10 "The squadron becomes closer "The squadron's pretty tight," said quota. During their seven working days, said. days gives the Marines valuable experi- because we're all out here together, liv- Sgt. Duncan Widdoes, a crew chief the squadron is flying four times as much The Marines were also able to hone ence," LeBlanc said. "This is all about ing together and going to the mess hall instructor. "It gives the squadron a as normal. their embarkation skills, something a building experience." together," LeBlanc said. "You see rela- chance to relax and have fun." Military Appreciation Week recognizes servicemembers Staff Sgt. Lois P. Valdespino economy, and they recognize the volunteer work we provide," said Community Relations Chief Cpl. Sung Min Kim, a finance and travel clerk with the MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, finance office who was in attendance Friday. HONOLULU - More than 500 people gathered at the Aloha Tower Kim added that he was pleasantly surprised by some of the details Marketplace to kick off the ten-day celebration of Hawaii Military mentioned by speakers at the ceremony, including all the volunteer Appreciation Week, May 12-21. work servicemembers do in the Hawaiian communities. A ceremony featuring Kaimuki High School's Army Junior Reserve One Marine present at the opening ceremony said he has been in Officer Training Corps color guard, as well as the presence of about Hawaii all his life and never witnessed as much support for the mili- 200 active duty servicemembers from all military services, and may- tary as he has with the 2000 Hawaii Military Appreciation Week. oral and gubernatorial proclamations marked the beginning of the 15th "This is the first time I've ever seen anything like this ... It shows Annual Hawaii Military Appreciation Week, sponsored by the that Hawaii really cares about the military - that the people here love Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii. the military and really need the military, especially on Hawaii," said The Chamber recognized generals, admirals and servicemembers of Lance Cpl. Ronald Souza, a native of Kailua, and a field artillery can- all ranks stationed in Hawaii at the event, in which Lt. Gov. Mazie noneer assigned to C Battery, 1st Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment. Hirono read Gov. Ben Cayetano's proclamation of May 12-21 as Following the opening day ceremony, servicemembers and guests Hawaii Military Appreciation Week which recognized Hawaii service- attended a reception held aboard the Novatek, a ship docked at pier 10 members as "every bit a part of our community." - just a couple hundred yards from the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Honolulu City and County Mayor Jeremy Harris' proclamation also Guests were treated to free drinks and pupus, in addition to enter- declared May 12-21 as Hawaii Military Appreciation Week. "Thank tainment provided by a local band and the "Novatek Dancers." you very much for all you've done for us," the mayor read to those pre- The day's events "showed military personnel the Aloha spirit that sent at the ceremony. Hawaii is known for," Souza added. The thanks, accompanied by the entertainment provided by the Other Hawaii Military Appreciation Week events remaining include Staff Sgt. Luis P. Valciespino Royal Hawaiian Band, did not go unheard, according to servicemem- a triathlon and biathlon being held aboard MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Adm. Dennis Blair, Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Command, bers in attendance. Saturday, at 7:30 a.m.; a "Living History Day" at the Ft. DeRussy speaks to guests at the Hawaii Military Appreciation Week open- The ceremony and events "showed the community is aware that the museum, beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday; and a discounted dinner show ing day ceremony held at the Aloha Tower Marketplace Friday. military is out there. They realize we provide a (positive effect on the) at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday. SecDef sends message of CNO welcomes sea service's questions Cpl. Otto C. Pleil-Muete number of recruiters, enlistment bonuses, service to be the hardest decision anyone Combat Correspondent and advertising campaigns. has to make," said Admiral Johnson, thanks to servicemembers "We're doing better," said Admiral Even with the increase in technology, PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii - Chief Johnson. "The trend is in the right direc- Admiral Johnson said the most important Throughout our nation's history, people the world over. of Naval Operations Admiral Jay L. tion. thing in the Navy and the Marine Corps men and women of courage and devo- On this fiftieth Armed Forces Day, Johnson spent his Friday afternoon talk- Two general topics which Admiral is the people who put the technology to tion have willingly defended our the American people join me in ing with more than 500 Sailors and Johnson talked about and posed the work nation's liberties at freedom's front in expressing our profound gratitude to Marine stationed aboard Hawaii during greatest concern for Sailors and Marines "You are our national treasure," said any sky, on any ocean, on any shore. you, aware that your commitment to his visit to Pearl Harbor Friday. alike included pay and non-pay issues. Admiral Johnson, "and I'm proud of you Fifty years ago, President Harry this nation does not come without peril Admiral Johnson was on his way back Although he mentioned the vast and very grateful for what you (Sailors Truman deemed that a day be set aside or price. to Washington, D.C. from Japan, as he improvements in' current pay increases and Marines) do for our Naval services."

to commemorate this tradition by hon- Duty often calls for prolonged peri- briefed Sailors and Marines on current for Sailors and Marines, Admiral 1111111111eter, oring those of you who serve this ods away from family and home, in issues and listened to their comments and Johnson admitted that it is and always nation in uniform. What President missions that can be difficult and dan- concerns. has been difficult for the armed services Index Truman observed then remains true gerous. The event began with a special re- to compete with civilian industries in today: It would be impossible to main- So it is truly fitting that we pause on enlistment ceremony, in which Admiral paying its employees. A Section tain peace and freedom without our this day to recognize these sacrifices Johnson re-enlisted six Sailors. He then "The Secretary of Defense said it best Sergeant Major's column 2 Armed Forces and to honor you, patriots whose pas- addressed servicemembers with an when he said we can't pay our service- NBC 3 Today, you carry the torch of this sion and dedication preserve the bless- emphasis on how important it was for members enough for what they do for our Retention 4 rich tradition of faithful and devoted ings of freedom every day. him to re-enlist the Sailors into the Navy, country," said Admiral Johnson, "but we HMT-301 in Kauai 5 service here at home and around the As your Secretary of Defense, my since retention and recruiting currently can notice if we pay them too little and Book Review 7 globe. message for you today is simple, and a pose a big concern for both the Navy and we can fix that. This budget has the best Every Clime and Place 8 Wherever you serve, whether feeling shared by all Americans: We the Marine Corps. pay package that we've seen in over a patrolling the waters of the Pacific, need you. We are enormously proud of "Recruiting is a tough business these decade. We've really made some accom- B Section risking all in the no-fly zones over you. We thank you for your selfless days," said Admiral Johnson. "It's plishments, but it continues to be a jour- Diamond Head 1 Iraq, or maintaining peace in the service. important to all of us, in the Navy and the ney, not a destination." Waimanalo 2 Balkans, you are the finest force for Marine Corps." As for non-pay issues, Admiral SMSP 3 peace the world has ever known. You Although the Navy has been able to Johnson said an environment must be Ticket to Fun 3 are a truly inspiring team that holds William S. Cohen meet its accession goals for 19 months, created in which servicemembers want to Triathalon Training 4 tremendous hope and opportunity for Secretary of Defense Admiral Johnson said those accomplish- serve and remain in the service. All Marine Basketball 5 ments were achieved after increasing the "I want the decision to get out of the A-2 May 18, 2000 Hawaii Marine

SERGEANT MAJOR'S CORNER Spouses day excellent time to say thank you

Sgt. Maj. Robert W. Holub ladies like the current president of the Enlisted Spouses Club here in of III MEF, Nilda Hartley, Marine Forces Pacific Sergeant Major 3rd Force Service Support Group, and Fely Hawaii, Mrs. Connie Nobles, and the incoming president, Mrs. Kerry McClure, 1st Marine Air Wing, who take care of business in Okinawa CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii -I don't know how many of you Burgess. They are spouses like Mrs. Brenda Galbreath, who chairs the supporting our families there by helping them settle in to the most for- realize it, but May 12 was Military Spouses Appreciation Day. To be Christmas gift-wrapping project at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, ward deployed MEF in our Corps, and they do it ever so well. honest with you, if I had my way we would have Military Spouses Day Kaneohe, while juggling the demands of being a full-time mother of And you know what? Beside the wonderful spouses I have just once a month instead of once a year. Why? Because as the Force five. They are women like Mrs. Karina Phillips who is the club trea- mentioned, there are literally hundreds of others who go about their sergeant major, I see all the good surer in addition to chairing the scholarship program while working days doing great things for their families and the their spouses' units work these ladies do for our fam- part-time in the Family Readiness Office, still finding time to work just by being there for us with the support and love we need to be ilies across the Pacific every time with the Girl Scouts and L.I.N.K.S., as well as raising two girls and Marines and Sailors defending our country. Ladies like Mrs. Treena I visit the Marine Expeditionary taking care of her husband! ... Wow! Talk about someone who has Wolfenbarger, wife of 1st Lt. Craig Wolfenbarger, executive officer of Forces, bases and stations around energy! India Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, or Mrs. Yvette Zipperer the Force. I see these magnifi- Or how about Christy Barrett who, besides coordinating various and Mrs. Carey Tomlinson, also of 3/3, whose husbands are on float to cent spouses making time to help spouse activities, still found time this year to give birth to her first the Western Pacific. Here are three ladies whose husbands are on float thers even though they them- daughter, Anna. who, while understandably sad their Marines are gone from their side, selves live very full lives apart Or how about the ladies who give so much of themselves to make speak with an intense pride of their husbands and the Corps they are a from their volunteer activities. their communities better like Amy Vogan, Julie Cabral, Christine part of. I cannot begin to tell you how proud I was just to speak to They have jobs, they are rais- Pierce, Latoshia Williams, Rochelle Guzman and Kathleen Sanders all them and look into their faces and see that our Corps and our families ing families, and, yes, they are of whom have very busy lives, but still find time to help out their mil- are in great hands if these ladies have anything to do about it. taking care of us their Marines itary communities for no other reason other than they are just good And, lastly, I would like to thank my own wife, Lily, who is my eyes and Sailors day in and day out, people who want to help our Marines and.their families any way they and ears for all the families in the Force. Thanks, Boss, for all your but still find that little extra bit of can. help and all the time you devote to making sure our Marines and energy to help out wherever they Women like Mrs. Alta Ramirez, from I MEF, Mrs. Kathleen Coffee, Sailors are taken care of. can. They are heroes in the t U 1st Marine Division, Mrs. Nene Jones, MCB Camp Pendleton, and Ladies, I wish it was in my power to mention each and every one of it is wonder- Mrs. Shirley Lott, COMCABWEST, spend many hours out of their you here or thank you all in person, but your numbers are far too great Force, and to those Holub ful women (and men . . . boy, you days taking care of our families on the West Coast at Camp Pendleton to allow me to do so. The best I can do is ask you to believe me when really got to watch that politically correct stuff) whom I would like to and MCAS Miramar. These four ladies are the wives of sergeants I tell you that I thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything say, "Thank you," this week, and every week, on behalf of the more major and take the time to mentor and pass along life experiences to you do in support of our Marines and Sailors of the Force, both on the than 84,000 Marines and Sailors whose lives you touch with your kind- the younger wives of the Corps to help them get a good start as they home front and in the military communities you live in. You are all ness and generosity. begin their lives as part of the Marine Corps team. Thank you all. force multipliers and are as the song says, "the wind beneath (our) Who are these wonderful people I am talking about? Well they are They are spouses like Mrs. Lisa McGowan and Cathy Brown, both wings." Thank you and God bless you all. Semper Fi. MVP training empowers Marines in problematic situations George E. Hijar mCCS HQ academies each year, the program is is right and helping their fellow Marines values-based, teaching that intervention Marines will be trained in this bystander being institutionalized throughout the when they get into situations which and support of fellow Marines is part of intervention model prevention program. QUANTICO, Va. -The Marine Corps. As MVP grows, the Corps could lead to sexual assault, domestic the Marine Corps ethos, of "Marines tak- In addition, MCCS is developing an Corps ' Mentors in Violence Prevention expects to see incidents of domestic vio- violence, or harassment. ing care of their own." MVP video for October release. The (MVP) program is picking up momen- lence and abuse shrink. With MVP training part of the cur- First sergeants will be the next video is For use by leaders to familiarize tum as more and more staff NCOs MVP is a major Marine Corps initia- riculum in the academies and in the Marines to receive MVP training. On themselves with the program and the receive training in this values-based pro- tive to educate, empower, and engage Sergeant's Course, Marines learn to not June 23-24, MCCS contractor, Jackson benefits it brings to their Marines and the gram. Marines to take care of their own. The be bystanders when they see gender Katz and Associates, will train 240 first Marine Corps. The desired end result of All staff NCO Academy instructors program trains Marines to live their core harassment or violence. Instead, they sergeants as MVP trainers. When each MVP is to empower Marines to effec- are now learning to he MVP trainers. values of "Honor, Courage, and learn how to intervene and do the right first sergeant returns to his/her unit and tively help their fellow Marines avoid With 8,000 students cycling through the Commitment " by standing up for what thing for their fellow Marines. MVP is trains Marines, an additional 30,000 problem situations and behavior.

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To reach your family in times of emergency need, call the RANGE - Training warriors from 2nd Rogers.. "Over all, as a unit, they did well." "Knowing the right procedures saves American Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Service Center toll- Battalion 3rd Marines to respond appropri- Marines must prepare to face the many lives," he added. "That is what I stress to free: at 1-877-272-7337. ately to a nuclear, biological or chemical challenges that NBC warfare presents in a the Marines -from private all the way up attack is not as simple as just yelling "gas, combat environment, according to Sgt. to the commanding officer." Hale Koa Beach Closure gas, gas" and watching them respond. Jonathon R. Rosado, 2/3 NBC noncommis- Rogers said he will continue to execute That's why Chief Warrant Officer 2 Fred sioned officer-in-charge. this effective style of realistic NBC training Hale Koa beach will be closed to the public on Sunday, May 21 Rogers, 2/3 NBC officer-in-charge, believes "Our job here is to make sure Marines so Marines clearly understand that NBC from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. in testing Marines under conditions that understand what a chemical environment is training is an important part of preparing come as close to an actual combat environ- and how they are going to react in it," he warriors for the 21st Century. The Power of the Vote ment as possible. "NBC warfare training is essential to the survivability of a forward unit in this day and age," he said. Voting, just like good manners, is a practice that is seldom exer- Marines from Fox Company 2/3 spent cised. If you're not located in your state, you can vote absentee. You three days honing their NBC skills in the may acquire an absentee ballot request form by logging on to field at the Kahukus last week. On their www.fvap.ncr.gov or visiting the Legal Services Center, Kaneohe second day of training, Rogers evaluated Bay. This is not only for military members, but also for family mem- how the 104 infantrymen would respond to bers. Election day is November 7. a surprise NBC attack. Using CS grenades to simulate an NBC Memorial Day Safety attack, Rogers unleashed a synchronized attack on Fox Co. at precisely 9:40 a.m. as the unit was dug into a defensive position on There will be a Memorial Day Safety awareness stand down May top of a hillside. 25 from 8 - 9 a.m. The event will take place at landing zone 215, "Right now, I am the only (NBC OIC) across from building 216. The event will include presentations from that actually employs CS gas in the Kahuku various safety organizations to include the base safety center, range," informed Rogers. Honolulu Police Dept., and the Honolulu City and County Lifeguard The attack, carried out by five Marines Dept. under the command of Rogers, hit the unit in different spots of its position, filling the Windward Federal Credit Union air with the thick, peppery smell of CS. Fox Co. responded quickly having only a couple Marines caught off guard with don- The Windward Community Federal Credit Union's 46th annual ning and clearing their gas masks in time. business meeting is scheduled for Friday. The meeting will last from Even with a quick response time, there were 4 to 7 p.m. It is opened to all members at no charge. There will be (simulated) casualties: two killed in action, free food, entertainment and door prizes. Radio personality and two wounded. comedian Rodney Villanueva will be the emcee and will perform at "It's motivating! The attack caught us the end of the meeting. off guard!" yelled Cpl. Cheng Her, of Weapons Platoon, through his gas mask. Mokapu Elementary Carnival "This is good training for our younger Marines." Once the attack was complete, Rogers Mokapu Elementary will have their end-of-year carnival Friday, had a squad leader instruct his Marines in a May 26 from 4-8 p.m. There will be game booths, bouncy houses, a field MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective giant slide, shaved ice, cotton candy and more booth items. For Posture) gear exchange. Rogers monitored information, contact Friends of Mokapu at 254-7964. his ability to direct the exchange correctly in a hostile environment. Military Shelter 533-7125 Rogers had three other evaluators help- ing him during the evaluation. Each moni- MPD 257-7114 tored different areas to see if the unit had the Crisis Hotline 521-4555 appropriate gear, first aid knowledge and Child Protective Services 832-5300 NBC supplies. 59t Richard Holtgraver Fraud, Waste and Abuse, "They did as well as could be expected," Lance Cpl. James E. 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Like the old in your blues with a couple of fellow Marines for "Yes, I do. Our platoon sergeant was a recruiting poster says - "We never promised you a some well-deserved liberty, and felt the warmth, great influence on me." rose garden." There certainly are bad times with the generosity and admiration from the Americans you good, but from my experience, the garden sure serve - maybe it's too soon to leave. Lance Cpl. James Greer grows some beautiful flowers to cherish along the If you've never marched in a hometown parade Corrosion Control Specialist way. and witnessed your fellow Americans getting to Motor Transport, 3rd Marine Regiment Former Marines, folks who've associated them- their feet in respect to applaud you as you passed - selves with the Corps, and leaders today, speak of maybe it's too soon to leave. the "mystic" quality of being a United States If you've never felt the pride and responsibility Marine. An almost "spiritual relationship" the of wearing sergeant chevrons while being the one Marines enjoy with each other and the American calling the shots - maybe it's too soon to leave. public. If you've never had a small child hand you a flag And you know what? It's true. But I see these from his native country, hug you, and say thanks for young Marines leaving leaving his family - their Corps before maybe it's too soon to "I love being in the Marine Corps, but they've even given it a "Think about it." leave. I'm going to go where the money is." chance. I guess I feel If you've never been in sorry for what may have a firefight with your fel- Master Lance Cpl. Josh Powers been for them. They Sgt. Christopher Grey low Marines to the left Radar Technician work so hard to earn the and right of you and Marine Corps Air Facility "title" - boot camp, Marine Combat Training, the experienced the camaraderie and power of being on Crucible - and when they arrive, they do their time the most elite team in the world - - maybe it's too and leave. If they stayed a little longer and reaped soon to leave. the rewards at their fingertips ... If you haven't fully cherished the feeling of serv- I vividly remember being a lance corporal. It's ing with every race, creed, and color of people and certainly hard work and more times than not - not becoming true family - maybe it's too soon to "I'm very eager to re-enlist. I don't have a lot of fun, but there is a lot to be said for perse- leave. anything to do at home and the Marine verance. There is upward mobility in "Mother If you haven't been told by at least 100 civilians Corps is going to keep money in my Corps" that can he so tremendously rewarding. how they wished they stayed in the service and pocket and food in my stomach." Hanging in there to become an NCO, SNCO or an would be retired by now - maybe it's too soon to officer means so much more than a pay raise. leave. Lance Cpl. Wilson It's sense of accomplishment and a chosen way And lastly, if you never met the woman of your Radio Operator Headquarters Company, 3rd Marine Regiment of life that makes a real difference in this crazy dreams, married her, and had a wonderful family, world. because the Marine Corps sent you to a duty station Having Marines in your charge is a great respon- you really didn't want to go to, but that was the sibility. reward - then maybe it's too soon to leave. So go ahead and get out. All I'm saying is don't Think about it. get out before stopping to smell the roses along the A life in the Corps is not for everyone. You have "I'm not sure. I still have a long way to way. Think about it. served your country. Just don't cut the flowers go." If you've never seen the look on an old helpless before they've had a chance to blossom. Pfc. Scott Bellamy Radio Operator Headquarters Company, 3rd Marine Regiment Sergeants and below who dare to become Combat Correspondents and would pride themselves on telling the Marine Corps story can seize the opportunity with a lateral "I'm looking at my job options out in the move to the 4341 civilian world. I like the Marine Corps and all, but I'm looking for something occupational field. Contact less stressful on my family."." Gunnery Sgt. Rhys Evans, Base Public Affairs Chief, at Lance Cpl. Michael Rivera Aircraft Rescue Firefighter 257-8832/8840 for more Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting information.

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We are the people of the latte or something like that. A lot of these guys Guam - The shelling continued for On an isolated stretch of a busy high- Marley t-shirt and dreadlocks to be a stone. Our ancient ancestors, that's what are already old, you know? ... It's just the days, pounding away at the indifferent way, in an unsuspecting field, stands a keeper of such a sacred remembrance. they used for their housing. It's like the path of life. But it means a lot to them Japanese fortifications. When U.S. small, white latte stone, nestled amidst a But a few minutes with the man reveals a foundation ... It's a symbol. It's an iden- because they were here, they freed us. ... Marines, Soldiers and Sailors of III wealth of colorful flowers, plants and cultural pride and undying gratitude to tity of the people." They'll like the banana tree. You come Amphibious Corps landed, there were fruit-bearing trees. the Marines, soldiers and sailors who lib- Now, a line of spiring, yellow bushes back like two years from now; it's going still many hard battles to be fought, miles The steady stream of passersby make erated his people long before he was surrounds the monument in the shape of to have fruits." of dense jungle to be won, gallons of their way to the many thriving hotels, born. the Chamorros' sacred latte stone. It rests Approximately two years after Hocog blood to be spilled. restaurants, resorts, and businesses that "And so like three years ago, I pass by at a perfect direction and distance for began caring for the monument, he had It was the Chamorros, the native peo- make up the American Pacific jewel that the monument," explained Hocog. "The passengers to see from the left side of the opportunity to meet the Marines to ple proudly surviving two-and-a-half Guam has become. Many are unaware of grass was so tall and everything, and it descending airplanes destined for whom it was dedicated, the Fifth years of martial law under Japanese the significance of this small, beautiful looked abandoned. I knew that the guy Guam's international airport. Fielders. Surviving members of Fifth occupation on their American territory of garden. that was taking care of it stopped. So I But it's more than the latte-stone Field Depot/Fifth Service Depot returned Guam, who now found themselves Though easier to see today, the monu- went to John Blaz and I told him I would shape that holds special significance for to Guam to commemorate Guam's caught between the clash of these two ment is still not well known. As are take over; I'd volunteer and I'd be the Hocog and his people. Plantihg fruit- Liberation Day. They visited their monu- titans. buried the memories of Guam's treacher- one to take care of the monument. It took bearing trees also signifies vitality to the ment. As the Japanese saw their impending ous road to freedom, the monument laid like two years to really put that monu- Chamorros. Hocog chose bananas and "July 20, 1999, that was the day that doom approaching in the weeks prior to dormant under thick sheets of encroach- ment together. Just cut the tall grass, coconuts to rejuvenate the spirit of the they came. ... They even brought in the the invasion, Chamorro hardships ing sword grass and jungle until one clean it up. monument. Surviving typhoons to bear Marine Band from Okinawa to play for increased in both intensity and frequency. proud Guamanian took heed. His sacred Then I started planting flowers "I had life-giving milk and pulp, the coconut the boys," explained Hocog. "I knew As happened in many of history's occu- bond with his ancestor's past drove him this vision when I found out the soldiers represents more than just a fruit. they were coming, so I totally went all pations, incidents of slave labor,, rapes, to resurrect the spirit of the monument. were coming to Guam," Hocog said, "so "I decided to plant a special tree -a out and I cleaned the whole park, the mass executions and other violations of "It's not for me, it's for the boys," said I wanted to plant the latte stone and coconut plant. You can live on an island whole nine yards. Chamorro human rights multiplied. The Victor Hocog, the monument's caretaker. shape it so when they're going to land in with just a coconut. You have the drink, "There was one guy who came up to initial thrust of the liberation would also "I want the monument to be recognized, Guam they can see the monument, they the meat to eat. It's the fruit of life," me after the ceremony and he was crying, prove costly. From over the horizon, the because they're our heroes. can see the latte stone." Hocog explained. "I had a vision also he was crying to me," Hocog continued. American shelling reduced many a pic- This story right now is about the boys. Many variations of the latte stone can that one day when the soldiers come back "He told me the story of his buddies who turesque Guamanian city to rubble. We call them our boys because they lib- be seen throughout Guam. It's a symbol they can take the coconut from the tree. were ambushed, this was after the war Despite their hardships, the Chamorro erated us ... They gave us our freedom ... of strength and foundation for the native "Today I planted the banana tree, " already, there were still some Japanese in people never lost hope that the that's the reason why I'm volunteering to people. This is why Hocog chose to cul- Hocog continued. "It's also a symbol of the jungle. He had some of his buddies Americans would return to liberate them. take care of this monument. It's a way of tivate his garden in its likeness. the new millennium, to re-live the boys, ambushed and killed. He said, 'Thank you very much for taking care of our monument. I can't believe there was somebody here that cared, somebody to take care of our monument.' "See, for them, when they come and they see the monument, it takes them back to a time, a time they were here dur- ing the war," stated Hocog. "It's really touching because they end up thinking about their buddies that were killed here. It's like Guam has a special place in the hearts of those veterans who fought here." A letter dated April 7, 2000 recently arrived for Hocog. "Dear Victor," the letter begins. "On behalf of ... all the Members of our orga- nization, we would like to extend our sin- cerest thank you for all you have done, and continue to do in caring for and maintaining our memorial.. Words to express our appreciation are difficult to fmd, but rest assured, it comes directly from our hearts. ... It makes us extremely happy that someone cares enough to take the time and effort to maintain this most important memorial. ...Victor, you shall always be in our prayers, God bless you and thank you. Darrell Doss, Fifth Fielder." Hocog likens the monument to Guam itself, both have been liberated from a web of encroachment and become flour- ishing gardens. He believes this common endearment can help strengthen the spir- itual link between his people and the men who freed them. This bond, spanning dis- tance and time, promises that the soldiers and Chamorros will be forever connect- ed. "I'm sure that a lot of the Chamorro people that didn't know that monument

Sgt. Bryce R. Piper belonged to our liberators, they will stop Victor Hocog, volunteers his time and effort to care for the Fifth Fielder's reads, "Site of the Fifth Field/Service Depot Fleet Marine Force, Pacific 1944- and pay their respect," said Hocog. "We are so grateful to the boys. "We have Monument in Guam. Hocog's deep spiritual roots and gratitude drive him to 1950 . Dedicated to the United States Marines and United States Naval per- transform what was once an overgrown latte stone by the roadside into a flow- sonnel who served here and to the memory of those who gave their lives in the begun in the new millennium. The boys ering garden dedicated to the liberators of his forefathers. The monument liberation of Guam, July 27-August 10, 1944, dedicated July 21, 1994." live again."

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EVERY CLIME AND PLACE Infantry officers at war during course 1st Lt. Chad Walton waited for their entire strength to "prisoners" they took from the Press Release arrive. After the last helicopter engagement. MARINE CORPS BASE lift, the lieutenants began move- Throughout the rest of the QUANTICO, Va. - Marines ment to the Marine Corps Air exercise the students were faced from the Infantry Officer Course Facility, where they entered and with an increasingly-hostile have deployed to aid the citizens cleared several buildings and pro- native population and panicked of Quantico to provide security vided security for the "host American citizens and third- from the insurgent activity in the nation's" airfield. country nationals who came to the region. The Marines landed near During the movement, stu- embassy seeking asylum. As the the chapel and moved to occupy dents had to deal with normal simulated pressure from the the Marine Corps Air Facility. base traffic and operations, as insurgents increased, the IOC After securing the air facility, the well as the presence of a simulat- lieutenants maintained security Marines moved to reinforce the ed news crew with video camera. while still receiving citizens and American embassy and provide After the airfield exercise, the dealing with the press. protection to the American citi- lieutenants moved to reinforce The mainside exercise is part zens in the area...or so goes the Marshall Hall, the Marine of the IOC's 10-day "war" which scenario. Security Guard training facility concludes the rigorous course and Lieutenants from the Basic which simulated an overseas allows the lieutenants to incorpo- School, Infantry Officer Course, embassy. Along the route of rate all of the skills that they have flew to mainside April 28 to con- march they met with insurgents been taught throughout the previ- duct training in military opera- from the "local" population and ous ten weeks. The students grad- Steve Bohnstedt tions other than war. The Marines exchanged rounds in a brief fire - uate today at 7 a.m. and will soon landed near the base chapel and fight. The Marines dealt with sim- be reporting to their new assign- Infantry Officer Course students double-time as they exit a CH-46 during a helo insertion at a land- formed a perimeter while they ulated wounded as well as the ments in the Fleet Marine Force. ing zone near the base chapel located roughly two miles from their objective. Improvise, adapt, overcome proves good advice

Cpl. William Hawkins stantly fixing a deficient piece of equipment, re-invented and manu- The true test for the chillers came when the Marines landed in 15th MEU factured a new one to takes its place. Kuwait April 1 for Exercise Eager Mace. The temperature reached UDAIRI RANGE, Kuwait "You improvise, you adapt, you The unforgiving equipment is the Marine Corps Small Mobile above the 100-degree mark but the water stayed cool. A large chiller overcome," a fictional motion picture gunnery sergeant once growled Water Chiller (SMWC). Its purpose is as simple as its name, to chill can cool a water hull in two to three hours and a small can chill a five- to a platoon of reconnaissance Marines. water for Marines to drink in hot environments. However, it doesn't gallon can in 20 minutes, depending on the temperature. At night the This aptly describes a handful of Marines from Marine work very well, according to Capt. Geoffrey S. Peters. In fact, most of large chiller can bring the water to freezing temperature. Expeditionary Unit, Service Support Group 15, currently deployed the time the SMWC didn't work at all. Not a single SMWC operated "I think it's a life saver. If it wasn't for these commercial chillers with the 15th MEU (Special Operations Capable), who, instead of con- consistently during the last 15th MEU(SOC) deployment. there would be no cold water," said Parrish, who was awarded a Navy "They're unreliable and maintenance intensive," said and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his part. "Last cycle they Peters, the engineer officer for MSSG-15. "They work had six (SMWC) chillers and they all broke down." good when they run, but they don't run very often." The easily transported small water chillers allowed Marines out on The SMWC needed to be replaced. Peters started mak- the ranges to have cold water. The weight difference between the new ing phone calls and discovered there is no commercial chillers and the SMWC is dramatic. The SMWC weighs in at 1200 market for water chillers. So he sat down with Sgt. pounds while the new chillers are a slender 150 pounds for the large Jason Parrish, a basic hygiene equipment operator with version and 35 pounds for the small. MSSG-15, and Marines from the Hygiene Equipment The stripped-down, no frills design is much more maintenance section to compile a list of what features a new water friendly as well. Only one new chiller malfunctioned and it took 15 chiller would need. They came up with these specifics: minutes to repair it. This is due in part to the easy availability of parts It must be able to cool water 60-degrees below the from the manufacture. ambient temperature. The new chillers are not perfect though. Parrish would like them to Electric power (the SMWC has a gasoline engine that run on the standard 110-volt system instead of the current 220-volt requires maintenance). power the chillers use. The frame tubing needs to be a thicker gauge, Better compressors and pumps. it could use a little more ventilation and drain ports, he said, but they're Cheaper price tag. still in the prototype stage. After a few more revisions, he would like Automatic cutoff features. to see them implemented throughout the Marine Corps. Two sizes, a large for the 450-gallon M-49 Water Bull "The Marines get a lot of compliments on the chillers and in the end and 900-gallon Six-Cons, and a small one for five-gal- that's the payoff," said Peters. "They're not out there drinking 115 - lon water cans. degree water." They made a few more calls and found a San Diego- "It was nice to have cold water and have it stay cool all day," said based company called Aquanetics. The Marines pre- Sgt. David M. Rath, network administrator with the 15th MFIJ (SOC). sented the list to a Cpl. William Howicins them and Aquanetics produced design within a month that could deliver. AUTO Sergeant Jason Parrish, basic hygiene equipment operator with MEU Service Aquanetics built two prototypes, a large and a small. Group 15, 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Support The large circulates water through freezing coils and Capable), cleans a water chiller that he, along with other Marines from his sec- ACCIDENT? the small has a freezing wand that drops into a can. tion, helped invent to replace the older, Small Mobile Water Chiller. The new chillers can bring wafer to freezing temperature in desert environments and are The hygiene equipment Marines inspected them and several thousand dollars cheaper than the SMWC. The 15th Marine provided more insight. 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NAKHON SI THAMMARAT, Thailand -The 19th annual Cobra Gold exercise kicked off May 9 as seven military jets thundered over the crowd and 31 joint combined high-altitude, low-opening para- chutists drifted down onto the parade deck here at Camp Wachirahwud. The opening day ceremony demonstrated to the Pacific region that the United States, Thailand and Singapore, which joined the exercise for the first time this year, are working well together, according to Marine Lt. Col. Wade Yoffee, exercise action officer. Observers from the Philippines, Australia and Malaysia also joined the celebration. In a speech during the ceremony, U.S. Ambassador to Thailand Richard Hecklinger said these nations may join the exercise in the future. Cobra Gold 2000 is a joint combined exercise involving about 13,000 U.S. service members. Prior to this year, as a bilateral exercise, Cobra Gold had been designed to foster regional peace and to strength- en the Thais' ability to defend themselves and to respond to regional contingencies. Exercise officials said Singapore was invited to participate this year as one way of making Cobra Gold more realistic and to help build stronger regional relations. They said the now multilateral training is designed to improve combat readiness and interoperability, to enhance security relationships and to demonstrate U.S. resolve to support its friends and allies in the region. "This is a great benefit for Singapore and the other regional coun- tries," said Calvin Eu, Singapore's ambassador to Thailand. "I can't speak for everyone, but I think all the regional countries would like to see the (United States) play an important and strategic role in this region (to) provide security and effectiveness for continuing develop- ment." is Cobra Gold 2000 the largest exercise the U.S. Pacific Command Cpl. Scott Whittington is involved in this year, which is the reason they wanted to take a good exercise and make it better, according to Yoffee. One way of improv- U.S. Ambassador to Thailand Richard A. Hecklinger, right, and Thai Gen. Mongkol, welcomes visitors to the opening ceremonies of Cobra Gold 2000,. at Camp Wachirahwud, Nachon Si Thammarat, Thailand. ing the exercise was by changing the focus from a wartime operation to a peace- enforcement operation and adding the planning and execu- Adm. Dennis C. Blair, commander in chief, Pacific Command. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific; Pacific Air Forces; and the U.S. Pacific tion of a noncombatant evacuation, in which peacekeepers remove Despite the changes, Cobra Gold 2000 continues its joint combined Fleet, as well as Special Operations Command Pacific, Air Combat civilians from dangerous areas. land and air operations, combined naval operations and amphibious Command, Air Mobility Command and reserve elements from the "As the first Cobra Gold in the new century, we needed to modern- operations. U.S. forces will also assist the people of Thailand through Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. ize the exercise and add elements that would allow us to work togeth- combined Thai-U.S. medical and civil affairs projects. The closing ceremony is scheduled May 23 after a combined live- er as a community to solve problems that challenge all of us," said Participating U.S. forces this year include elements from the Army; fire exercise in Khae Khae, Thailand.

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The second set of stairs consists of 99 steep steps. From this observation post, observers could triangulate targets and aim mortar fire from Fort DeRussy in Waikiki. Bars across the top supported camouflage. National Park offers scenic view, historic military insight Story and photos by exactly how the defense of Oahu in the early tors unwilling to climb them. A lookout before Sgt. Robert Carlson 1900 was secured using the summit as a lookout the first set of stairs provides a nice view of Press Chief post. In the early days of the 20th century, Koko Head and the inner crater, but the real treat Diamond Head was used by the U.S. military as lies at the top. WAIKIKI - Diamond Head is the most rec- an observation post for the costal defense of Park officials recommend bringing a flash- ognizable landmark on Oahu. It looms in the Oahu. The U.S. government purchased the light, as there is a dark 225-foot passageway background of any Waikiki scene, and is host to crater in 1904, and began fortifying it in 1908 between the two sets of steps, and another dark more than a million visitors each year who make with gun batteries and an intricate tunnel system. walkway and spiral staircase near the summit. the trek up the crater to take in the panoramic A total of four batteries were built into the The rough finish of the passageway walls, and view from the 760-foot high summit. crater by 1916. A fifth was added in the south- the spiral staircase make the passageways dan- Diamond Head has been a national landmark ern wall in 1943. Fire Control Station Diamond gerous without light. managed by Hawaii's Department of Land and Head was built on the summit between 1908 and From the summit, hikers can climb to the top Natural Resources since 1968, but its history 1910 to house instrument and plotting rooms so of Fire Control Station Diamond Head and see dates back further. observers could determine the range of ships at the gun emplacements around the inside rim of Geologists believe the crater was formed sea and direct fire from the batteries in the crater, the crater, and the panoramic view which more than 300,000 years ago during a single, as well as the guns at Fort DeRussy in Waikiki. stretches from Kalaeloa (formerly NAS Barbers brief eruption. Early Hawaiians used the crater Additional guns were installed on the outside rim Point) all the way to Koko Head. The walk back as both a navigational tool and religious worship of the crater in 1915 to provide further defense down follows the same trail, but is less physi- site. against any attack on Oahu. cally challenging. Hawaiian legend says Hi'iaka, sister of the No artillery was ever fired from Diamond It is always hot in the crater, so signs at the fire goddess Pele, gave Le'ahi its name because Head during a war, and the facilities became part bottom of the trail warn hikers to drink plenty of the crater resembles the shape of the brow of the of the Fort Ruger Historic District. water before beginning their ascent. Visitors . ahi fish. Another translation for Le'ahi is "tire After visitors read about the crater's history at who fail to heed the warning can normally be headland," and refers to the fires built on the the trailhead, and fill up on water at the comfort seen at the bottom of the steep steps, too tired to crater to help canoes navigate along the shore- station, they begin the 45-minute hike to the continue. The park crew also asks guests to stay line. summit. The trail starts out with a gradual slope on the marked trails and stay away from any In the late 1700s, western merchants visited along a paved walkway, but quickly changes to antenna. the crater and mistook crystals in the rock for the original rough trail used by mules to carry Following these simple recommendations, and diamonds, and the name Diamond Head became supplies to the peak during construction of the taking plenty of water and a good camera, guests popular. A lighthouse was built at the base of Fire Control Station. can enjoy one of the nicest views on the island, the crater in 1917 to handle navigation. The trail is just a little longer than a kilometer and get a workout along the way. In addition to being an important part of each way, and meanders through the desolate Parking is free, but admission to the trail is Hawaiian history, Diamond Head played an desert environment of the inner crater, and then one dollar. The trail and parking areas are open important role in U.S. military history. A visitor along the barren inner face of the rim. Two sets every day from 6 am. to 6 p.m. The park ser- Hikers use the same trail mules did to carry sup- information center at the base of the crater pro- of steep stairs near the top challenge guests vice maintains a telephone information system plies and building materials to the summit. vides in-depth maps and diagrams explaining physically, and mark the end of the trip for visi- called the State Parkline, at 587-0300.

The base of the crater is home to parking, information booths and restrooms. It's also a great place to fill up on water. The broad crater covers more than 350 acres. Koko Head is in the background. B-2 May 18, 2000 Hawaii Marine

Children dig through mulch, which was donated and delivered by the City and County of Honolulu. Numerous volunteers, including servicemembers and their families, came together to help spread the mulch and prepare the plot for the more than 50 Waimanalo Elementary School students who planted more than 400 plants. Children, community gather to restore, improve the Watershed at Waimanalo

Story and photos by tribute to non-point source pollution. Cpl. David Salazar It also requires educating people on how Lifestyles Editor they can play a bigger role in policing public agencies in charge of our waterways to use MARINE CORPS TRAINING AREA what the Environmental Protection Agency BELLOWS - More than 50 Waimanalo calls "Best Management Practices" in restor- Elementary School 4th graders and numerous ing damage such as refraining from excess other volunteers got down and dirty at Puha channeling or use of concentrate along stream stream here to plant nearly 400 native banks that prevent water recharge to the land Hawaiian plants May 10 in a beginning effort and destroy habitat for stream life. to restore the watershed. The best way fo make such changes is to The success of the event came on the heels work with children, Drigot said. "This is like of an intensive collaboration among many planting a seed-literally-not only in the community and military organizations, rang- ground, but in the children's minds and habits ing from the City and County of Honolulu to as well." Waimanalo community organizations to mili- What made this effort truly unique, was tary volunteers from MCB Hawaii, Air the combination of volunteer work, interser- Jeromy Frisk, a security forces airman with Bellows Air Force Station, helps Aloha Aries, a 4th grade National Guard, and Bellows Air Force vice contributions and Waimanalo resident Waimanalo Elementary School student plant native Hawaiian plants near Puha Stream at MCTAB May 10. Station. involvement, Drigot said. The event was part of a much bigger com- For example, plants and irrigation installa- munity vision that aims to restore 11 major tion came from local Waimanalo business and watersheds in the Ko'olaupoko Region, from MCB Hawaii, Air Force and Air which extends from the Ko'olau Mountains National Guard donated some supplies, to the reefs of Kaneohe, Kailua, and equipment and labor to the effort. Waimanalo Bays-many of which are occu- The most formidable force in the process, pied by MCB Hawaii assets, said Dr. Diane however, was the children, who hurriedly Drigot, the MCB Hawaii Environmental planted the mass of native foliage and shrub- Compliance and Protection Department bery in the mulch-covered plot near the watershed project manager. stream. The watershed is ranked by the State of Not only did the outing offer a break from Hawaii as priority one for cleanup due to everyday school, it also served to help them non-point source pollution, explained Drigot. learn about their Hawaiian heritage and to Non-point pollution comes from stormwa- spark an interest in their environment, said ter runoff, which often carries excess sedi- Fern Agunat, a 4th grade teacher at ment, nutrients (such as fertilizers and animal Waimanalo elementary school who helped feces and other contaminants (such as oil and coordinate the event. "This makes a much grease from road ways) that drain into and bigger impact on them." pollute streams, bays, and coral reefs. The event also offered service members "Since everybody plays a role in damaging the opportunity to give back to the commu- the watershed, we should all play a part in nity and to help maintain the land they often repairing it," Drigot said. train on. The Environmental Protection Agency is "This is our training area. We should do now focusing on enforcing state compliance whatever we can to help maintain it," said with the Clean Water Act through getting bet- Petty Officer 3rd Class Samuel Priagola, a ter control over non-point pollution. hospital corpsman with the 3rd Marine The first big step in restoring any water- Regimental Aid Station. shed is inspiring the people who live within it Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, to change their habits that may contribute to Marines are scheduled to work with another the problem. 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Cost is $5/team. ing field trips, sports here at K-Bay this Saturday, May 20 at the 4th annual 1st MAW ASE more. Registration is being accepted now and the program starts Liberty Program. Price $225 / July 14th - 16th - Bay Fest Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon. Last minute sign-ups are still being June 12-August 23. Enrollment is limited to 65 children. Be sure person. July 29th - Hawaiian Waters accepted. Spectators are welcome. The race starts at 7:30 a.m. at the you register early to reserve a spot for your child. The cost of the May 29th - Memorial Day Park Trip for E5 and below and Marina Pier. Racers can enter drawing to win a beautiful Bianchi program is determined by the household income. For more informa- Barracks Bash for E5 and below singles. The cost is $15/person. Campione Racing Bike, valued at $1,000, courtesy of Island tion, call Youth Activities at 254-7612 (K-Bay) and 456-1662 & Bike and MCCS. Bike inspection starts at 6 a.m. Singles. Music, fun, games, August 19th Dinner Cruise Triathlon and - Refreshments, door prize drawing and military static display will all prizes. on Ali'ikai Catamaran & Waikiki he part of the day's festivities. The Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon is pre- June 3rd - Drug Awareness night out. The cost is $32/per- sented by Military Nutrition and sponsored by IT&B, Island Fun Run/Walk - for entire corn- son. This is for E5 and below. Triathlon & Bike, Do the Dew, Running Room, Bianchi, Domino's munity to make a statement Following the dinner cruise par- Pizza, Crystal Geyser, Gatorade, 24 hour Fitness and Island Demo. For more information, call Athletics at 254-7590/7597. about the prevention of drug use. ticipants will be able to hop At the conclusion of the walk around to locations in Waikiki there will be a stand up come- and catch a ride back to K-Bay or Dance Recital 2000 dian, Hawaiian band, dancers, Camp Smith with us at 2:30 a.m. Adorable dancers ages 3 and older clad in their tutus and dancing will take the center stage at the Spring Dance Recital this refreshments, other drug preven- Paintball in MACS-2 for all shoes Saturday, May 20, and again the following Saturday, May 27, at the tion organizations, K-9 Dog authorized patrons. The cost is Base Theater. Curtains open at noon, and audience can enjoy an hour Demo, Mc Gruff, Health Fair, etc. $33/person for equipment, CO2 of ballet, tap, jazz and street dancing. Admission is free. For more The first 1,500 people will get a and 400 paintballs or $10 if you information, call Youth Activities at 254-7610. free T-shirt. have your own equipment. Paint June 5th-9th Free Sailing is $4/100 or $65/2,000. Day on the Docks Sergeants and below who dare to Lessons for E5 and below. Limit MCBH Paintball Club Sunday (May 21) is Day on the Docks, starting from 9:30 a.m. at become Combat Correspondents and of 10 students. forming - It is free to enter. the Marina. Families can expect tons of fun in fishing tournament, June 11th - Paintball Blast Special rates for team and indi- bouncy house, fish & face painting, casting contest, fish pond and would pride themselves on telling the shark toss game, boat rides, "pin the tail on the turtle" game, RNR 26 people. The cost vidual training, discounts at area for the first wakeboard demo and more. The information tents with representa- Marine Corps story can seize the oppor- is $20/person and includes equip- stores, frequent visit cards - for tives from National Marine Fisheries, pollution awareness, D.A.R.E. tunity with a lateral move to the 4341 ment, 400 paintballs and CO2. every 3rd visit get a free rental or Programs and water safety will provide pamphlets and educational occupational field. Prizes will be given. walk on if you have equipment, materials for youngsters to learn and understand about our environ- side- June 18th 3 on 3 Basketball and involvement in tournaments ment. Ocean Concepts and RNR Surf & Ski will be holding a Contact Gunnery Sgt. Rhys Evans, base walk sale in conjunction. The event is presented by IZUO Brothers Tournament for E5 and below or all over the island. and sponsored by the Single Marine & Sailor Program, United public affairs chief, at 257-8832/8840 for Armed Forces Association, BayView Golf Park, Hana Pa'a Hawaii, more information. Dave's Ice Cream, Richard's Custom Rods, Ocean Concepts Scuba SM&SP REPRESENTATIVES and Nanko Fishing Supply. For more information, call the Base Marina at 254-7667. SMP Coordinator B Battery 1/12 Dawn Williams, LCpl. Patrick Baker, 257-3144 . Sunset Sailing 254-7593 E-mail: C Battery 1/12 Summer is just around the corner and the Marina's popular WilliamsDAAusmc-mwr.com LCpl. Lee Wright, 257-2773 "Evening Basic Sailing" class is set to sail. The first class starts May Camp Smith COMPATRECONFORPAC 22 and the course runs the entire week, Monday-Friday, from 5 p.m. MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay Chapel Officer 1st Class C.T. Lance Cpl. D. Dodd, Petty until the sun is set. The cost starts from $69, depending on rank. Weekday Mass 11:45 a.m., Mon.-Fri. 477-8355 St.Germain, Saturday Mass 5:30 p.m. HqBn. 257-0509, ext. 8013 Sailing students will learn the basics of sailing from handling the sail Sunday Mass 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Sgt. P. Williams, 257-7747 CSSG-3 to reading the wind directions to learning the rules of the ocean. MCAF Sgt. C. Henning, Class are fun and noncompetitive. To register or for more informa- Protestant Lance Cpl. B. Griffiths, 257-3212 257-5125 tion, call the Base Marina at 254-7667. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Bldg. 579 3rd Marines ASEK Sunday Worship 8:30 and II a.m. Sunday Sgt. D. Williams, Sgt. A. Rodriguez, Gospel of Holiness Fellowship 257-1151 257-0063 The Rebirth of Midway HQ Co, 3rd Marines 1st Radio Bn. How much do you know about Midway Atoll? The Island has def- Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Bldg. 579 Sgt. Guerrero, 257-1664 Cpl. L. Goss, 257-1799 initely gone through much transformation since it was commissioned Sunday Worship I p.m. at Base Chapel 2/3 MALSEK as a Naval Air Station on Aug. 1, 1941. A special presentation, Bible Study 7 p.m. Tues. at Base Chapel Sgt. Josue Santoyo Cpl. Anthony M. 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We hope to capitalize on through 7, at the Fort Lauderdale Air and Sea Show. this by ensuring people have the opportunity to see Inside an 18-wheel, tractor-trailer truck, which is what the greatest Navy in the world has to offer - 65 feet in length and weighs 80,000 pounds, there is skills training, travel, personal growth and educa- a theater with a custom-built, 20-seat motion pod, tion. We've got it all," stated Navy Cmdr. Steve and high quality digital projection and audio sys- Lowry, public affairs officer for Navy Recruiting tems. Command. Outside the truck, the public is invited to "Fly Development for this project began in early 2000 with the Blue Angels" via a 14-foot high image of with a creative team made up of people from U.S. the Navy's precision flying team. Not only will the Navy Recruiting, Pulseworks LLC, and Camber simulator be an attraction at events like air shows Entertainment, a simulator manufacturing company. and state fairs, it offers terrific billboard value both The team created the high-impact visuals and audio at an event and in transit. for the project. The simulator provides the audience the point-of- Last February, the technical staff from Camber view perspective of the pilot, giving the sense of Entertainment, and Navy Lt. Cmdrs. Mark Brooks, what it must be like to actually fly with the world- an F/A-18 pilot, and Gary Simowitz, a F-14 radar renowned squadron. Nearly 200 people can take this intercept officer, worked to perfect the motion pro- virtual adventure every hour. file to give the prospective recruits the most realistic "I am excited to welcome aboard the Pulseworks ride possible. All-Marine Women's team takes second in basketball tourney Cpl. Daryl Sanford coach. "The Army has won the played better and didn't make as MCB Quonfico Public Affairs past 10 years, and the girls could- many mistakes, the Marine team n't get past that." still didn't have the confidence to MARINE CORPS BASE During the second day of the beat the Army, said to Koon. QUANTICO, Va. - The All- tournament, the Marines found To win second place, the Marine Women's Basketball Team that the Air Force could fight a Marines again defeated the Air took second place in the Armed fierce battle on the courts. After Force team in the final game of Forces Championship April 11, at tying the game at 66, the Marines the tournament. The two teams Randolph Air Force Base, San barely slid past the Air Force in were neck-and-neck for the Antonio. overtime, 83-82. Carlotta Moore majority of the game until the last The tournament started April 9, pulled in 9 rebounds and scored few minutes when the Air Force with the Marines defeating the 25 points to lead the scoring for ran out of steam. Moore scored Navy Women's team, 55 - 50. the Marines. Annette Mitchell 19 points and Jones added another Teri Jones and Keena Brock led scored 18 and Brock added 14 to bring the Marine Corps a the Marines in scoring with 17 another 16 in the victory. win at 68 - 54. and 10 points, respectively. In their second match-up with "I am going to line up tougher Unfortunately, the second game the Navy, the Marine team started teams and tournaments for next didn't go so well. working on strategies to perform year's schedule to work on their In the first few minutes against better against the Army, knowing mental toughness and readiness," the Army team, the Marines they'd soon be facing the soldiers said Koon.To prepare for this found themselves ahead by 10. again if all went as planned. year's Armed Forces But they fell behind by the half, "The Navy was really strug- Championships, the team played and after a rash of turnovers, the gling this year," said Koon. 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color, great shape, 10,500 miles. Dirt Bike 91 Honda CR250: coat, lots of extras included, needs Couch and love seat set, beige w/ Auto Making unexpected move overseas. ProCircuit suspension, pipe and silencer, engine, good project boat, $2,500 oho. light blue stripes, contemporary loose $25,000. Phone 254-9021. New chain and sproket, pro taper bars 263-8422. pillow design, 2 years old, very clean 00 Chevy Blazer LT; 4x4; fully Parts for sale '71 911T Porsche, and $1,500. 263-8422 10,000 BTU A/C almost 3 years old, paid $800, selling for $375 obo. 254- loaded; leather V-6; 4,000 miles; GM '60 and '63 Mercedes 22056, engines, 1987 Porsche 944 5 speed new paint Whirlpool. 456-5843. 1724. warranty, $28,900. Phone 254-3112. transmission, wheels, rims, tires, (red), CD player, A/C, sun roof, recent Women's Marine uniform items, For rent, large room; spacious, 86 Pontiac Fiero. Great condition, bumpers, etc. Call 263-3653. head and valve job $5,000 Great buy! skirts 12-R, shirts 10-R, other items. 2 quiet, available May 1. Free parking, in runs well. Everything works. Fun car. '84 Mazda B2000 truck with 263-8422, pgr. 576-0191. new cammies SM-RG, One used, 253- beautiful forest near town, UH. Call Automatic transmission. Phone 256- camper. Runs but needs new timing 1992 Acura Integra LS, A/C, 4367. 955-1237. 7897 or 253-0353. $2,500. chain, asking $500. Call 254-4690. AM/FM/CD, alarm, spoiler, runs out- Two female cocker spaniel puppies, Exercise bike $40, Fisher-Price Toy 95 Dodge Avenger, 63,000 miles, 1990 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Sport standing, $5,000. Call evenings 236- 8 weeks old, AKC registered, call for kitchen $10, call 253-0121. alarm, cassette, premium sound, excel- Utility 2D, 66K miles, many new items. 2570. more info. Home 254-4638, Work 253- For Sale: Plants, pots, books, ency- lent condition. $8,500. Phone 254- Asking $6,500. Call Keith at 254-3250, 1990 Dodge Caravan SE V-6 3.3 4573. clopedia, jewelry-costume, clothes, bric- 2039 work 257-3202, pgr 299-9054. new transmission 100K miles $5,200. Dog Kennel fairly new 6'x 6'x 4' w/ a-brac, collectibles, computer, lamps, 98 Ford Windstar minivan, dark 1993 Honda Accord LX Sedan 4D, 254-4627. cover paid $125. Asking $75 obo. Ask lacquerware, etc. Call 955-1237 for red, fully loaded, power windows and 74K miles w/ AM/FM/Sony CD. 1985 Mercury Cougar, A/C, power for Terry or Julia 254-0111. more info. locks, front and rear air conditioning, 30 Asking $9,300 OBO. Call Keith at 254- windows, doors, seats. Asking $1,000. Commercial Vita-mix Maxi 4000. For rent: room, quiet, available now, K miles, $17,000 (obo). Call 257-7751 3250, work 257-3202, pgr 299-9054. Must sell. Call 254-5948 for more Complete with cookbook and attach- short-term OK. Excellent location, (day), 254-2271 (evening). 1992 Eagle Talon, 5-speed , turbo information. ments and "How to" video Retails $379, close to town, UH, ample parking, $425 86 Nissan Pick Up, Air Conditioner, engine, grey, all new tires, needs paint. will sell for $200. Call 253-0090. per month, includes utilities. Call 955- shell, 5-speed, cass am /fm, 125K miles, Less than 70K miles, runs great. Asking Miscellaneous Osterizer Blender, complete with 1237. $950. Call 456-5843 $5,000. Call 234-7146 Iv message. Black dive booties, size 10. One US cookbook and attachments. Retails Remodeled, charming, 3 BR, 1 bath, 96 Saturn Wagon 50,000 miles. 1987 VW Golf GTI 16 Valve 5 Divers BCD, large, $75. boots 253- $160, will sell $85. Call 253-0090. appliances. Gorgeous view of Ko'olaus. Leather interior. Excellent condition. speed, new paint (dk blue), clutch, mas- 4367. NBA Leather Jacket. Boston Close to Pali, H-3, Likelike. Available $10,000. Call 254-5958. ter cylinder, a/c, tires and brake pads. Surf Board, $35. Call 254-5948. Celtics, XL, new/never worn. Retails June 1. $1,200/mo. includes utilities. 99 Honda Odyssey EX minivan, 75K mi., runs, looks good, $2,700. 263- 22 Ft. Renkin fishing boat and $349, will sell $250. Includes leather 382-8433. luxury edition, power everything. Grey 8422. trailer, solid hall with sponson and gel- care products. Call 253-0090.

Honolulu Theatre for Youth information, call 433 -2477. WA seeks members Kokua The Honolulu Theatre for Youth is auditioning Volunteers Needed actors for the 2000-2001 season Monday and All-Enlisted Spouses Club is seeking volunteers A new Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Tuesday from 3-9 p.m. The HTY is seeking actors for its Thrift Shop near the Marine Forces Pacific Young Marines Program needs volunteers. group will meet at Columbia Inn, 645 Kapiolani for seven different productions. All seven plays will Band Hall.. Volunteers would work during the Former drill instructors are preferred, but all are Blvd., on Wednesday, from 6:30-8 p.m. Individual welcome. be presented in Honolulu. Three of the plays will Thrift Shop's new hours: Monday, 5:30 to 8 p.m.; membership in VVA is open to everyone who served Call Watts at the tour the neighbor islands. Phone 839-9885 for more Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; and Thursday, 6 to 8 Miyuki Honolulu Police in the U.S. Armed Forces between January 1, 1959 The plays will be presented at the p.m. Call 254-0841 to volunteer. Department for more information at 951-5484. information. and May 7, 1971 All those who share these VVA IV1oana Park. Phone McCoy Pavilion located in Ala concerns are invited to join as associates. For infor- 839-7018 for more information. Boutiki Shop Open mation about the VVA programs contact the VVA at 1-800-VVA-1316 or visit their website at: Meals on Wheels Red Cross 15K Bike Ride Boutiki gift shop at Pearl Harbor is open every www.vva.org. Monday and Friday, plus the first and third Saturday Meals on Wheels is seeking volunteers to deliver of each month, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For monthly The American Red Cross is sponsoring a 15K Transition Assistance Management bike ride Saturday at 7:30 a.m. at Bellows Air meals to isolated and frail elderly and homebound specials, call 422-6662. people. Those who wish Station Recreation Area. The regular entry fee is to donate one and one half- The entrant The Family Member Employment Assistance hours per week may call Patty at 988-6747 or Ho'omaluhia Walks $25 and the sponsored entry fee is $30. Program provides resume assistance, job referrals, for the Red Cross will Marilyn at 531-0555. who raises the most money federal job assistance, monthly workshops and one- trip. The entry form is available Tropical Plant Nature Walk is held at 10 a.m. win an interisland on-one counseling - all at no cost. For more infor- Saturdays and I p.m. Sundays at Ho'omaluhia at the Red. Cross office, Bldg. 216. Phone 257-8848 mation or to register for TAMP programs, call 257- or 449-1488 for more information. Semper Fit Massage Botanical Garden. Participants should wear walk- 7790. ing shoes and insect repellent. Rain gear is recom- mended; free. Call 233-7323 Army Hawaii Invitational Soccer MCCS Personal Services Massage is available by appointment at the Championships Semper Fit Center. ITT Ticket and Tours Banking On It Choose Michelle Narhi who specializes in All residents of Hawaii are invited to participate Swedish, Deep Tissue, Aromatherapy and Reiki; Hawaii Invitational Soccer Akua Lum, who specializes in Swedish Esalen, ITT offers a variety of discounted tickets for in the Army luaus, May 22-27 at Stoneman Stadium Learn how to choose a financial institution. Trigger Point deep Tissue, Stretching and activities island-wide, including cruises, Championships movies and more. The ITT hours operation are and Gimlet Field on Schofield Barracks. There is an Discuss advantages and disadvantages of maintain- Connective Tissue; or Johanna Chung, who special- of Mondays though Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. organizational meeting May 19 at 5:30 p.m. at the ing a checking account. Learn how to accurately izes in stress reduction table massage using Reiki, Center, Bldg 488, on reconcile a checking account. Evaluate savings Swedish, Acupressure and Body Mobilization and Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For Martinez Physical Fitness more information on Schofield Barracks. Phone Sherri Ward at 655-4804 account options. Compare and contrast the advan- Techniques. Cost is $40 per hour or $25 per half ITT, call 254-7563. or Scott Stenstrom at 655-0856 for more informa- tages and disadvantages of electronic banking ser- hour. Call Semper Fit at 254-7597 for an appoint- tion. vices. Phone 257-7783 to register. ment. Military.Hub.com MilitaryHub.com is a web site dedicated to mili- Car-Buying Maneuvers tary personnel and the unique issues this community University of Oklahoma DAV Offers Rides faces. MilitaryHub.com offers members three pri- Calculate how much you can afford to spend for mary benefits: Employment - Military.Hub.com Tuition Assistance will pay for 75% of the tuition the purchase and ongoing costs of operating a vehi- features an employment section for military person- costs for your degree. Speak with the University of cle. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of The Disabled American Veterans offers free van nel making the transition to civilian life. Oklahoma field coordinator about starting your buying versus leasing a car. Identify reliable rides for any veteran having difficulty getting to or Community - MilitaryHub.com offers its unique Masters of Arts in Managerial Economics. This sources of information for evaluating cars. Discuss from medical appointments at the Veterans "Buddy Search," a way to locate an old military non-thesis program uses an intensive teaching for- how to inspect a car, both on and off the lot. Administration or Tripler Army Medical Center. buddy. Information resources - In areas important mat of one-week seminars preceded by four weeks Compare the costs and benefits of service contracts. Certain restrictions apply. Call at least three to the military community, members have access to of individualized study. Call 449-6364. Phone 257-7783 to register. days in advance for an appointment. For more resources on various topics.

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COUGAR owner. $8500. 235-5863. ,OBTINLINP451,!.R...... 81 995 '1 795 521-GIFT complete, not running, serious wrnty, exec or taxi, $3000 DOZENS OF REPOS & CHARITY DONATED VEHICLES cash inquiries $6500.230.2015 dn/$412 mo or $5000 dn/ '96 CIVIC DX Silver, 5 spd., 4 2025 Motorcycles/ '90 ECUPSE '87 HONDA CIVIC $243 mo. 734-3150. dr. Mug tires, excl. cond., 40K 5 SPD A/C (FG747.1...... --.21,995 NEW '00 VN1500 FI, #45 wool wassz ______?1,995 Scooters mi $9000/0B0 Call 782-3242 '82 CHEYY EL CAMINO $12,299 + fees. List It here! Call 235-5881 93 PONT, BONNEVILLELL 4 BR, UPON ...... 1,195 '00 HO 883 Sportster, 89cuiaaVAN SE South Seas ET FILAJECK (FR5151).-.044LY$2,195 '87 FORD TAURUS 800 mi., many extras. 2206 Isuzu '90 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER VAN $4 '93 SATU SC2 4 DR BM WU, SLYER (IMMO) ..s2,195 $6500. Call 621-2037. Waipahu 2141 Chevy XV79RN 12) AUTO, A/C, TIP TOP SHAPE (GPJ100) '91 CHEV. CAVALIER 671-6711 950 '92 MAZDA 95 RODEO Silver, 5spd.. 6 cyl. MR 2 5e, BLUE (GC D7991 . _1,195 '00 KL250, $3,449 + LOW 411(PE2231.-_15,695 '67 Nova V-8, auto modi- All power, alarm, A/C, low mile- '92 /MTS. EAGLE SIJMM-IT $75 doc, tax & lic. NEW '00 ZR750 '77 PORCHE 911$ , fied, needs body work. age, one owner, new tires, excl GOOD TD Da Iff1131)... -1,995 2 DR, 11/B, BLUE fEWE760)- (#01 2 91 8), $5,499 + fees. Best offer. 423-4469. cond $1 1,000/obo. 254-4787. WE BUY CEIRS CASH suioccmfr '89 FORD ESCORT LX FOR 995 South Seas '87 SPECTRUM cold '96 RODEO Silver, 4 cyl., 5 834-0808 622-5687 Waipahu NC, 4 dr., auto., excl. radio, low mi. 530 PAIEA ST. 535.,AVOCADO ST. spd., A/C, 98-291 KAM HWY., AIEA 488-1064 831-2600 671-6711 cond., $990. 625-861 4. $13,300/0130. Call 247-8443 GOOD CREDIT BAD CREDIT NO CREDIT NEW JOB t`j NEED CREDIT? .004: CREDni NO PROBLEM! 15k, vvl n awes rd TOR EVERYONE! 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Ph: I Lube chassis, if necessary Install new oil titer I PLACE YOUR AD HERE Check & top off all fluids 95 Allow for each letter, punctuation or space. Please do not abbreviate. Add up to 5 qts. motor oil $ I I Check & adjust tire pressure + Tax Please run this ad in your next issue of The Military Newspapers and/or FREE multi-point inspection Lii101 MidWeek Magazine and/or www.midweek.com. Present at write up. Cannot combine specials. Plus tax fir shop supplies. Coupon expires 6- I-IX) DRIVER'. I =to =RI MIR MIR 11111 MIN IIMMI Service Hours 3 I. NES PER AD Monday-Friday 7:00am to 4:30pm Saturday 8:00am to 12 Noon Also includes Dyna, Softail, Road King,Dressers and much more! 46-151 Kahuhipa St., Kaneohe Ask About Our Service Department Specials! 1111111111111111111 'CAC All .rices are plus DH & fees. 235-6433 Your Dealership For 111111111111111111111111 Harley-Davidson and Kawasaki sOLITH SEAS 111111111111111111111111 Parts Sales & Service

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WAS $17,999 AM/FM, CASS DUAL AIR BAGS ' :ASS, DUAL AIR BAGS JN Chevrolet has announced its plans to have an bottom price, including used cars for only WAS $7,999 MS $11,999 the '4GNP758 '47,:, IL<20050/4699 '99 DODGE NOW $88* Dollar Used Car & Slash -It Sales Event' this $88*! We will continue to slash all vehicle NOW NOW Classifieds 192 DODGE R. '98 CHEVY INTREPID Si4000 Saturday and Sunday, May 20 & 21, 2000. prices until 2pm daily! The sale will be con- Vs AIR, P/W, PA, CRUISE, CASS , I 1/, CARAVAN LE $ CAVALIER DUAL AR BAGS cluded at 3pm daily, and the store will be and Get PO177/4718 WAS 519,999 6CYL, AUTO, 7 PASS, AR, P/W 54y, AUTO. AIR '5. AM/FM. PREM 8,999 All cars will be on display in the secured and back to "business as Pit CRUISE, CASS ALLOYS SOUND DUAL AIR BAGS, ABS NOW RESULTS! OB337/4736 WAS $9,999 CVA0131 4663 WAS $12,999 '97 CADILLAC tented area at JN Chevrolet, 2999 N. Nimitz, usual." NOW NOW CATERA Imo Honolulu, HI 92819. At 9am on Sat. and 10am on '94 BUICK '95 CHRYSLER vb. AUTO. AR. P/W PA CRUISE. $IAI V / / Introductory CASS , LEATHER, MOON ROOF, Sun. all vehicles will be opened so that buyers DISCOIMIED WAS $20,999 CENTURY CONCORDE $9999 ALLOYS OGX1231 '164J may inspect the vehicles for one hour. On the BIG Offer! V6, AUTO, AIR, P/W, P/ CRUISE, 5999 /6, AUTO, AIR, P/W, P/L, CASS. , CASS ABS, DUAL P/SEATS LEATHER, DUAL P/SEATS, ALLOYS ' '99 JEEP WRANGLER NOW windshield of each vehicle will be its normal ROO WAS $8,999 WAS $12,999 Buy 4 Weeks AFTX122/4709 CAE047/4683 SPORT 4x4 retail selling price. When the sale begins at 10am NOW V6, AUTO, AIR ANVFM, CASS 1 1999 cM Mal get 2 Weeks '96 PLYMOUTH 2000 PLYMOUTH NOW DUAL AIR BAGS, ALLOYS, WIDE on Sat. and Hain on Sun., whoever is sitting WAS $22,999 TIRES PGXE854/4617 MAEt BREEZE $6499 NEON HIGHUNE behind the wheel in the vehicle when the posted 10499 NOW ALITOAIR, P/S, TIT, CRUISE, AUTO, AIR VS AMM CASS '99 PLYMOUTH 1 price is slashed will have the first right to pur- FREE! AM/FM RDA SOUND P./AL AR BAGS SE $ OS0277/4599 WAS $9,999 OS0442/455 WAS $15,999 VOYAGER 17999 chase the car at the slashed price. Prices will be Vo, AUTO, DUAL DOORS, 7 PASS RAIN or SHINE! NOW MR, P /W, P/1, P/S, CASS ROOf ' slashed one time and one time only to the rock '94 HONDA '96 NISSAN NOW RACK tl(SE911/4653 WAS $21,999 Professional CIVIC DX QUEST XE $ I 60 99 ISUZU RODEO NOW AUTO, AIR, P/S. AM/FM, CASS 6,999 Y6 AUTO 7 PASS., AIR P/S V 7 7 Co. AUTO. AIR, P/S, P/L. CASS $ i8999 Services PREM SOUND, DUAL AIR BAGS ' CASS PREM. SOUND, PRNACY DUAL AN BAGS ROOF RACK $F11952,4611 WAS $9,999 GLASS 624274/4711 WAS $14,999 TWO DAYS ONLY! WAS $21,999 '97 GEO NOW '97 FORD NOW 235.5881 NOW '99 PLYMOUTH Sat,M4 20200019o3pm Sal May 2112000 10ame3pm METRO LSI AEROSTAR $ I OO AUTO, AIR, PA, AM/FM, PREM 6(999 Y6 AUTO, 7 PASS XII AIR P/M 17 9 GRAND VOYAGER SE S18999 MidWeek SOUND, DUAL AIR BAGS P/S, CASS., ROOF RACK V6, ALTIO, CUAl. DOCRS, 7 PASS #0411/026 WAS $8,999 1IBC653/ 4681 WAS $16,99$ AIR, P/W, PA, P/S CASS , ROOT YOUR ONLY HAWAII LOCATION! RACK m(SE639/4619 WAS $22,999 Windward NOW '93 DODGE GRAND NOW '99 DODGE Zone and '99 JEEP GRAND NOW CARAVAN SE 2 6999 STRATUS CHEROKEE LAREDO 4x4s24999 41:110,01,-T PASS, JN CHEVROLET AIR AJID AIR, CRUISE V6 AUTO .7 P/W, Pit P/W, Pk 1 OCYL , AUTO, AIR, P/W..P/L Military f 2999 CASS., PREM SOUND CASS. PREM SOUND, DUAL AIR CASS., ROOF RACK, ALLOYS . AIRPORT Nenh 16412 IIWAIOKI * Ms $9,999 BAGS WAS WAS $28,999 Newspaper #EZA281 /4632 AGYA789 '4674 $15,999 KrafP411/47 2999 N. Nimitz, Honolulu, HI 92819 "Classifieds... 'Credit on approval Vehicles DOC. Koopoko subject io prior sale. Terms written I St. 1 FEES at 12-54 mos.. 12.9Du APR. People read WINDWARD OF Prices and payments plus tax, (808) 831.2500 DODGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AND JEEP tic and doe lees of 5195 Used them" car exchange for vehicle of equal 46-177 KAHUHIPA ST. PH. 233-6000 $1195 or greater va ue 'dude tat icense $19450 3xumentanon tees or afloat lees Mist be sr more feels 04 as nave a valin .,vets sense Ai teas; 3 *noes hi be at airs pce Vericies SUgitC1 !Dxior sale ll listed *Kees are not avadaole comparable vet be sold Ix same amount Push-ups must be continuous

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'97 FORD TAURUS '99 FORD CONTOUR SE '93 MAZDA 626 AUTO, A,C P/W, P/L AM/FM CASS AUTO, A/C. AM/FM CASS, PWR PKG AUTO. NC, AM/FM CD, PWR PKG. LEATHER (#21508/HF F149) ATIENTION! (#21595/HYU732) ( #21702JFGV159) ALL MILITARY Bob Barber Terry Tinsley Bob Barber PERSONNEL El E2 E3 UP FINANCING NOW AVAILABLE Today! 99 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE '99 MERCURY COUGAR . '99 OLDSMOBILE AUTO AC. 4WD, AM/FM CASS, TILT, PWR PKG. 5SPD, A/C, PWR PKG. AM/FM CASS/CD AUTO, A/C. AM/FM CASS/CD, CRUISE. TILT. NEW & USED CARS TRUCKS VANS ROOF RACK ( e21553/KSG588) (421500/GZA63) PWR PKG (#21563/GBX524) NO CASH Marto "Rex"..Tagaca Ake!' Dr; -ant Blaze Davidson NO CREDIT NEW TO ISLAND? .4-77-7777--- Afr, $289 Mo '198 MO NO PROBLEM! CALL TODAY DRIVE TODAY Credit Challenges - No Problem 11 $10,000,000 SPECIAL FUNDING ALLOCATED Call JAMES BOND 440-1513 or "WHILELRE DCSOANRFEI AVAILABLE SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY FOR JACKSON AUTO GROUP. MARC JACKSON 440-1510 CREDIT APPROVAL".

All vehicles subject to prior sale. Not combinable All tax, lic. with other incentives awes plus $135, Doc Fee $197 plus cash dawn 8 cash nice on monthly terms. Financin00A.c. '94 Trooper $232mor48 mos $5000 dn. Cash Price 812,9W. '99 Cougar $247 mo/72 not $5000 an. Cash Price $16,900. '93 Mazda 626 5198 mo'42 mos $3100 On Cash Price $8.995. 'W Acura Integra S220mor72 mos $7500 dn. Cash Price 517,900. '00 Plymouth Neon $123mor72 mos $4500 dn Cash Price $9,995.'00 Pont Suntire $218moP2 mos $4500 dn. Cash Price $14.900.'92 Chevy Lumina 5I82mor60 mos $3500 dn. Cash Price 510.900 '97 Ford Taurus st98m0160 mos $2749.01 do Cash Price stews. '99 Jeep Cherokee $289rno/72 mos CALL NOW $9000 dn. Cash Price $22,900 99 Marc. Comp( $198m0/72 mos $4500 dn. Cash Price $13,900.'99 Olds 9160mor72 mos $4500 dn. Cash Price 833-AUTO $11.900 99 Ford Contour $1713mo/60 mos $2748.01 dn. Cash Price (2886) $9995. All vehicles have a Mechanical Certilkation Sale ends 5/2440. A H Credit Financing 2945 N.Nimitz H . Ph: 836-2441 IV Classifieds May 18, 2000 Cutter MAZDA SOO ALA EttA/131.. SII3 7777 Introducing the Progressive Purchase Payment Plan, onlfrom Mazda. 63 Mazda pays half your standard monthly payments for six months!s 2000 MAZDA 2000 MAZDA 2000 MAZDA 2000 MAZDA B3000 PROTEGE LX 626 LX MPV Auto, V-6, NC, CD, 3 yr/50K Warranty, Dual Auto, A/C, CD Player, Keyless Entry, Dual Auto, NC, CD Player, Dual Airbags, Full AutO, A/C, CD Player, Dual Airbags, 3 yr/50k Airbags. #23304. Airbags, 3 yr/50k Warranty. #23309. Power, 3 yr/30k Warranty. #23337 Warrant #23224, #23227, #23230.

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PLUS 1.9% 2 AT THIS PRICE! 2 AT THIS PRICE! 2 AT THIS PRICE! APR STARTING AT VIZ OR159/ .1 OR '1591 si OR '209/ 013'219/ 11) -1) 48 MOS. 16 48 MOS. 48 MOS. 20- 48 MOS. 'DAC. Financing as low as 0.0rii, 4 24 mos. and APR not combinable, on selected models only. Mazda retail sales thru Mazda America Credit. 2000 Mazda Protege total drive off S3898.75, 36 mos, res. $7761.60, 124r., 2000 Mazda MPV total drive off $3839.04, 36 mos, res S10,493.25, 12k/yr. 2000 Mazda 83000 total drive off $3776.57, 36 mos.. res. $6493.50, 124r. 2000 Mazda 626 LX total drive off $3984.47. 36 mos res. $9294.25, 12k. 2000 VW Beetle total drive on $3978.37.48 mos. as. $10080.25. 10klyr. 2000 VW Cabriolet total drive oh S3946.13. 48 mos res.. $10513.65. 10kNr. 2000 VW Jetta GL total drive ott $3978.37, 48 mos res $10080.25. 10k/yr. 2000 Passat sedan total drive off $3978,37, 48 mos. res, 10080.25. 10X/yr. VW Lease thru VCI.1.9%& 3.9% APR 4'. 24 mos. Drive offs include 1st payment, sec. dep., is & DOC fee. At applicable rebates include. $450 recent grad rebate. Vehicles not exactly as shown. Subject prior to sale. Offer goad until 5128/00. DOC FEE BOO ALA IVIIOAEUNKA BEIM 8M-7777 Dodge -Chrysler -Plymouth Jeep 13 GIANT LOCATIONS' Dillin ham842-6300 Waipahu 671-2626.671-4991 Pearl City 453-1111

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'89 AAB 00 46AlitRCURY TRACER '96 FORD ESCORT WGN CLEAN. RUNS GREAT.. COME (ETP467 /4900039) 1,988 4 DR. AUTO, A/C. CASS, GREAT GAS MILEAGE' LGEE617/4UC2314) 55,995 MR6110264) AUTO, A/C '7,988 '96 CHEVY CORSICA '96 FORD TAURUS '96 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER AUTO. A/C, P /W, RA - HURRY' IKRASSEI/4900134I 1,988 05108/x3252j AUTO, A/C, P/S, CO '7,988 4 DR, V.A, P/W, P/L, P/S, P/SEATS (3R81.84/41X2370) '6,488 '94 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE '95 FORD AEROSTAR PRICE TO GO FAST!...NURRTI (F8R820/#900143) S5,988 '96 CHEVY LUMINA WNW/932201 AUTO. PA, P/W, P/S TILT. CRUISE, A/C 58,9881 V6, AUTO, A/C IGSE350/ #UC2375) $6,688 '95 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '96 NISSAN 240 SX AUTO, CASS., A/C, TILT, CRUISE (GUR488/ 4900040) $6,988 '95 DODGE INTREPID (GXC794/#3245I A/C, CASS, P/S, II/W, PAL, CRUISE ! '9 9 488 '98 DODGE NEON V 6, CASS., ABS, AUTO IPHZ892/4UC2391) $6,988 '97 FORD TAURUS DISC, R/S, A/C, AND CLEAN iOWT020/#990744) 7,488 (G128521431271 AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, non, CRUISE, A/C '9,988 '98 GEO METRO 4DR FORD RANGER '98 NISSAN FRONTIER '97 GREAT GAS MILEAGE (MDV223/4UC24051 7,988 FACTORY EQUIPS. AND CLEAN OES057/#9905691 7,988 143054 AUTO, PA, AM/FM, P/S MT, CRUISE, A/C, CD '11,488 '97 NISSAN ULTIMA '97 GMC SONOMA '99 SATURN SC2 DA ULTIMATE...DISONE IS-SEE (GNY848/#900147) S8688, A/C, CASS., CUSTOM WHEELS, REDLINER, GLS PKG. (7R6TNX/4tUC2271) '7,995 1GYG378, AM II P/S, CASS, TILT, A/C '11,988 '93 HONDA ACCORD WAGON 988 '95 MERCURY VILLAGER '96 ISUZU RODEO 'DIS ONE MUST SEE-COMEI DBX295/4900I401 7 , !05V323/ #32401 AUTO, P/C P/W, P/5, TILT, CRUISE, A/C...... -..- ...... -...... $11,988g V-6, POWER PKG., A/C (GEW380/4UC2299) $8,995 - '96 FORD RANGER X-CAB '98 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS A /C, P/S, CASS., BEDLINER (807TPF/#9911623) 1,988 '96 DODGE AVENGER W166/432441 V.6, AUTO, A/C. P/S, P/W, P/L TILT, CRUISE '119889 SPORTYT. RIDE, Auto, MANY EXTRASUGSX671/4UC2407) 10,480 '97 CHEVY LUMINA '97 HONDA CIVIC EX MUCH MORE 1 /4990737) 1,488 TILT, AUTO, P/S, A/C, V6, AND (GNY47 '98 CHEVY LUMINA (CA5926/13222) AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, CRUISE, A/C, CD $12188 '94 SAAB 9000 CSE AUTO, POWER PKG. (MAT535/#UC2399) '11,488 '98 TOYOTA CAMRY LE REAL CLEAN, A MUST SEE (FSF200/4900038) '10,488 IGVA075/ 432071 AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, TILT, CRUISE, A/C '13 488 , '97 FORD MUSTANG 5 '98 GMC 2500 PICKUP '98 BUICK CENTURY SPD., Pi L, A /C. CASS., HOT iGNY298/4UC23761 '11,588 AUTO, P/S, A/C, FULL POWER WM572/0990651) '12988, UBY469/430361 VERY LOW MILES!!! '13 488 '98 FORD RANGER SUPERCAB '97 VW JETTA GLS '99 FORD RANGER A/C, P/W, P/L, P/S (765438/49906241 '13,488 AUTO, A/C, POWER PKG., SUNROOF IGRR284 /4UC2209) 12,388 1120MCT/432.17 ) AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, TILT, CRUISE, NC. '149 988 '99 DODGE INTREPID '99 TOYOTA COROLLA '99 JEEP WRANGLER P/S, A/C, CASS., PLUS MORE tKSE192/ #990709) '13988, 110.434030951 AUTO, PIS, CASS, TILL, A/C AUTO, AUTO, A/C, P/W, P/L, CASS., 6 CYLINDER (SPECIAL/trUC2 1061 13,788 '16,988 '99 DODGE INTREPID '99 SUBARU FORRESTER FULLY FACTORY EQUIP., MUST SEE!! (MEX733/#990711) '13988, '98 JEEP WRANGLER IGXE160/432381 AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, MT A/C '18,988 revs inelvoioeenironssi $13. AUTO, A /C, CLEAN , ,988 '94 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD 4X4 '98 CHEVROLET SILVERADO (GEX593/4990599). , W1(1E/A32061 AUTO, A/C, DISC, LEATHER, AND MUCH MORE 14488 '99 TOYOTA CAMRY LE AUTO, P/L, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, CASS, 115T, CRUISE, A/C 19,988 '97 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER CLEAN, POWER PKG. (MEL997/#UC2417) '16,58811 '96 CHEVROLET CORVETTE , AUTO, P/S, A/C, A MUST SEE *VP657/#990746) 14988 (MC1999/43233) AUTO, PA, P/W, AM/FM, P/S, ALLOYS, LOADED, CASS, TILL CRUISE, A/C $20 v 988 '99 VW BEETLE X-CAB '98 FORD F150 EXT. $21,91!8 '99 GMC SONOMA 4X4 AUTO, A/C, NP /W, P/L (SPECIALORLIC2060) '16,788 SHARP) (769TPC/4900041) 17 ,488 AUTO, A/C, FULL POWER, (5711CV2/93101 V '99 SUBARU FORESTER Sri ft '98 MAXIMA SE 99 DODGE DURANGO LOADED ALL POWER 4WD, FULL EQUIP, A MUST SEE. (GWE253/0990647) IGVA142/4L/C2400) 517,488 (GRD789/932151 AUTO, P/L, P/W, AM/FM, P/5, CASS, DLL CRUISE, A/C $27 9 908 735 DiMizirnam .17,1v11. Hmm/a/t/ 842 -6300 AfArm, or Ifs-gra CzarartAr You Aright Farrington Hwy_ Walpaim____1571-=0=115 'Rebates & 0.9% APR 160 mos.) on all new Caravans, Voyagers, bven & Countrys only, OAC, no combinable. Vehicles are subject to wla. sale, mb .94-149 as and not exactly shown. Al prices ore OA km, 1k. & $105 doc fee. 2000 Caravan or Voyager $1600 cash down + drive offs & $400 recent. 94-245 Farrtszatzm Hwy_ Wangalm____4571-41111111111 agrad rebate, LEV $10,103.80. 208 Neon: 8.5% APR, 72 mos., $0 down + all rebates incl. cosh down + drive offs & $400 recent osier rebate. Available factory incentives have been appred lo oil prices and payments. '10.5% APR on approved credit. Finance rate vanes Doc FEE 905 ffameftailici Hwy_ Pear/ City____41SX-11111111 on auk worthiness of customer. Sane customers will not qualify. Fmandn9 available on approved credit. Offer ends 05/28/00. 111111111ft,