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HAWAII MARINE Voluntary Payment for Delivery to MICAS Houaing/$1 Per Four Week Period VOL HAWAII MARINE Voluntary payment for delivery to MICAS houaing/$1 per four week period VOL. 10 NO. 33 KANEOHE RAY, HAWAII. AUGUST 19, 1981 TWENTY PACES No 44% Re44tsv Uniform prices change MCLB, Albany, Ga. -As of Oct. 1 uniform Sept. 20, giving Marines one last chance to WOMEN QUANTITY UNIT PRICE prices for male and female uniforms will purchase uniforms at the old prices. increase more than 28 percent for the new fiscal Also effective Oct. 1, Cash Sales will be FY82 10/80 10/81 year. located at the Main Exchange. The annual Duffel bag 1 9.29 9.43 Military price hikes are not related to this move. Web belt 2 .62 .85 controllers assist It will cost a male Marine $680.74 if he MEN QUANTITY UNIT PRICE Web buckle 1 .78 .86 purchases an entire issue of uniforms and a Combat boots 1 WASHINGTON, D.C. - Navy and Marine Corps air FY 82 10/80 10/81 30.10 37.30 traffic controllers are among the nearly 600 military woman Marine $739.70 to purchase her entire Light weight green issue of required uniforms. personnel working in civilian airport towers since Aug. 7, Duffel Bag 1 9.29 9.43 garrison cap 1 3.25 7.80 when union members of the Professional Air Traffic The items with the largest projected price Web Belt 2 .62 .85 Serge garrison cap 1 4.00 7.31 Controllers Organization went on strike. increase for male Marines will be the Combat Boots 2 30.10 37.30 Green service cap 1 23.60 26.50 As of Friday, a total of 77 controllers, 57 Navy and 20 camouflage utilities. The "cammie" trousers Web Buckle 2 .78 .86 Camouflage cap 2 2.34 3.13 Marine Corps, were participating in the augmentation. The will increase in price $7.40 and the "cammie" Green Coat Buckle 1 .34 .50 Camouflage coat 3 12.10 20.10 controllers are from the USS Enterprise, Carl Vinson, Naval coat will increase $8. Green wool garrison cap 1 3.20 3.76 Poly/wool green coat 1 38.80 44.40 Station Mayport, Fla., Tactical Air Control Squadron-22, Green poly/wool garrison cap 2 320 3.76 Green wool coat 1 4220 88.00 Little Creek, Va., Fleet Area Control and Surveillance The biggest increase in women uniforms will Camouflage cap 3 2.34 3.13 Black dress gloves 1 3.49 4.32 Facility, Pearl Harbor, Hi., three Marine Corps and 10 naval be the light weight green coat which will Necktie clasp 1 .85 1.21 Black calfskin handbag 1 21.90 24.60 air stations. increase by $45.80. Green poly/wool coat 1 47.10 48.80 Vinyl havelock 1 8.78 11.10 Sea service controllers were being used to route air traffic Although prices are going upon most items, a Camouflage coat 4 12.10 20.10 Green rain hood 1 9.53 10.90 in Philidelphia, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, Los Angeles, few are actually decreasing in price. Wool green coat 1 47.80 57.00 Collar insignia 1 .47 .59 Oakland, Calif. and Honolulu. Boxer or Brief drawers 6 1.16 1.10 Collar insignia 1 .24 .30 Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger designated the For male Marine uniforms, cotton knitted Black gloves 1 13.40 17.10 Cap insignia 1 .38 .46 Air Force the coordinator for providing air traffic control briefs, black nylon socks and black shoes will Collar emblems 1 .47 .59 Tab necktie 2 7.66 8.29 support during the strike. decrease in price. Light weight green slacks and Cover emblem 1 24 .30 Green wool overcoat 1 71.00 92.00 black oxford shoes will decrease in price for the Khaki necktie . 2 1.68 1.82 Green nylon raincoat 1 37.10 37.00 required women's uniforms. Green wool overcoat - 1 58.00 74.00 Red wool scarf 1 2.18 2.48 Chevrons for male and female are also Green nylon raincoat 1 27.10 36.10 Short sleeve khaki shirt 3 7.88 8.56 increasing with some items increasing as much Khaki long sleeve shirt 3 5.89 9.50 Long sleeve khaki shirt 3 '7.89 ' 12.10 Promotion board convenes as 100 percent. Khaki short sleeve shirt 3 4.35 6.36 Poly/wool green skirt 2 10.80 12.70 Black dress shoes 1 21.20 18.30 Wool green skirt 2 11.60 19.30 Male dress blue coats will be increasing from Black WASHINGTON, D.C. The 1981 Major nylon socks 4 .59 .58 Light weight green slacks 1 10.90 10.80 - Sergeant $81.20 to through Master Sergeant Selection Board $88; male dress blue trousers from Green wool socks 4 1.18 1.42 Green wool serge slacks 1 14.60 20.00 convened here $23.66 to $25.10; July 14. women's dress blue skirts will Green wool trousers 2 18.20 23.60 Cushion sole socks 4 1.18 1.42 go from $6.88 to $7.04; and the The board is authorized to select 111 sergeants majors; 163. women's dress Camouflage trousers 4 13.10 21.50 Camouflage trousers 3 13.10 21.50 master gunner sergeants; 239 first sergeants; and 785 blue coat will go from $78 to $80.21. White cotton undershirt 6 1.19 1.35 White undershirt 3 1.19 1.35 master sergeants. Cash Sales will be open fromAug. 28 through Green poly/wool trousers 2 13.70 15.60 Oxford black shoes 1 18.20 17.90 The board will review 2,309 gunnery sergeants and 694 first sergeants /master sergeants for promotion. Board members are: Col W. G. Davis; Lt Cols R.J. Sheehan, C.E. AVerill, L.R. Cornwell, N. Paler and W.P. Vacca; Majs J.K. Wetter, W.J. Tehan III, J.A. Bekeris FLIPPED FLATBED - A J.A. Pen ne, M.G. Pallo and R.G.Twigger; Capts J.F. Hemler, Volkswagon Dasher collided D.C. Sheehan, W.J. Howey, R.L. McCammond and R.V. with a Marine Corps Air Maldonado; lstLts V.A. Larkin, S.M. Cummings Jr. and Station flatbed truck on the D.B. Streich; and CWO-2 J.H. Sylvester. Likelike Highway near the The board is scheduled to be in session through September Wilson Tunnel Aug. 10. The 11. five persona, including an infant, injured in the accident were taken to St. Francis Hospital where they were Recruiters seek assistance treated and released. Accord- ing to Honolulu Police, the truck, occupied by two civilian CHICAGO, IL, Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Chicago, employees of the Air Station's B., is 1 for Marines from the Chicago area to Resist Club Systeme, was traveling in atial Marines, wider the in the Honolulu-bound lane when It was struck by the The arultrata * Marlas to return to home toVni compact heading in the same for a period of 30 days to aid the recruiting service. The 30 direction. The truck flipped day period is TAD and not chargeable to a Marines' annual over, crashed through the issue and is at no cost to the government. center guardrail then came to Marines who participate in the program can receive rest in thick foliage on the various incentives such as; meritorious promotions for Windward-bound side of the privates and privates first class, additional points for highway. cutting scores for lance corporals and corporals, and spe- Pholo by Col Dove Dews cial fitness reports for sergeants and above. Interested Marines should contact their company 1st sergeant or check Marine Corps Order 1130.62. Chicago area Marines can contact GySgt Corcoran at (312) 353.6577 or write to him in care of: Marine Corps Recruiting Station, 536 South Clark Street, Chicago, II. 60605. Officials ammend regulations Aviation award established Policy redefines maternity care WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Marine Corps Aviation Association has established an additional aviation award The Department of Defense has qualifying medical complication this policy clarification, the filing had not been seeing the patient for enlisted Marines, according to Almar 133/81. amended the definition of medical is present. deadline on such claims is during her pregnancy. The James Maguire Award, named after the first enlisted emergency in the Civilian Health extended to Dec 31 1981. The Falsifying information on a Marine assigned to aviation duty, will recognize and honor and Medical Plan for Uniformed THE POLICY CLARIF1- deadline on claims for care claim form (such as a fraudulent the enlisted Marine making the ((matelot contribution Services regulation to include cation concerning emergency received in 1981 is Dec. 31, 1982. resident address) in order to toward Marine aviation safety. emergency maternity inpatient maternity admissions is circumvent the 40-mile rule A trophy, donated by the Marine Corps Parachute Riggers care. retroactive to June 1, 1977, the WHEN FILING A CHAMPUS applicable to nonavailability Association, will be presented annually at the MCAA date the current regulation was claim for emergency care (whether statements not involving an convention. THIS ACTION CORRECTS implemented. maternity or other) beneficiaries emergency is considered to be All enlisted Marines, regular and reserve, are eligible to be a "catch 22" situation which has Therefore, any beneficiary who are advised to -- fraud. Such actions will, at a nominated for the award. Nominees should have made "the prevented some eligible CHAM- has been denied CHAMPUS provide as much detail as minimum, result in the govern- moat significant contribution to the enhancement of Marine PUS inpatient maternity benefits for a maternity possible about the circumstances ment recovering any payments aviation safety" during July 1 through June 30 of the award coverage for emergencies admission which occurred during of the emergency and made on such a claim.
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