Reminder: Fireworks and pyrotechnics Ah are prohibited aboard Marine Corps awaii anne bases in Camp Smith Hawaii Volume 29, Number 26 Serving Marine Corps Base Hawaii June 29, 2000 B-2 Most military Serious stuff will see pay hikes in July No, Jim Gammon° He said the reform has two other American Forces Press Service effects: every promotion will be worth WASHINGTON, D.C. - Most ser- more in terms of absolute dollars, and the vice members will see their pay increase table still provides meaningful longevity in July as a result of the final leg of the raises. The percentage hike that people compensation triad passed by Congress see in July varies depending on where last year. and how much the pay table was out of Pay table reform goes into effect in adjustment, Bloxom said. Members will July with about 75 percent of service see changes if the table was out of whack members receiving raises of one-half per- or none if the table was about right - E- cent to 5.5 percent, said Navy Capt. 2 rates, for instance, don't change July 1, I Elliott Bloxom, director of DoD compen- he said. sation. The other two legs of the triad "The E-2 pay raise has historically DoD pushed last year were the overall been more than the E-3 or E- 4 pay raise 4.8 percent ,raise in January and retire- in terms of dollar values," Bloxom said. ment reform. "We put a lot of money into the E-3 and The increase in July is in addition to E-4, such that, with that promotion it the January raise. "This is a permanent brings more than the E-2." adjustment or correction to the pay table Regardless how much their pay to reward performance over longevity," increases July I, all service members will Cpl. Charles E. Moore Bloxom said. "This restores some of the benefit from the reform as they continue Lance Corporal Joe E. Croak prepares to enter a room during the Special Reaction Team's close-quarters combat balance the pay table has lost over the training Friday. Marine Corps Base Hawaii Military Police were at Schofield Barracks recently conducting this last 50 years." See PAY HIKES, A-8 required training. See more on this story on page A-8. Movie extras needed for Windtalkers film

Sgt. Robert Carlson the role Navajo code talkers played in many of the campaigns. call July 8 or 9 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Press Chief Island Wind, Inc., who is producing the picture in conjunction with Extras will earn $100 per day before taxes, and must be available ,A local movie production company needs movie extras for an MOM Pictures, is seeking more than 500 extras to participate in the for filming between August and December. Extras will need to be in a upcoming feature film, and will be conducting a casting call at the film as military personnel. leave or liberty status during filming sessions. Further information on MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay Enlisted Club July 8 and 9. A majority of the film's 'lighting scenes will depict the battle for work dates and time schedules will be addressed during the casting Windtalkers, a film starring Nicolas Cage and Christian Slater, will Saipan, and will be filmed at various locations on Oahu. calls. highlight the Marine Corps' battle for the Pacific in 1944 and focus on Servicemembers interested in participating should attend the casting Call the Windtalkers casting hotline at 953-2444 for details. A message from Chairman of the JCS July 4th activities On July 4, 1776, the 13 American colonies 200 years ago. declared their independence. The first Patriots, with Today, on the first Independence Day of the 21st century, you-America's sol- The Marine Forces Pacific Band diverse backgrounds, representing different regions diers, Sailors, airmen, Marines and coastguardsmen-are America's new Patriots, will entertain concert goers this year and interests, were united in their quest for freedom linked in spirit to the generations of fighting men and women of our Nation's great with the sounds of Dixieland and and their willingness to fight for liberty. Despite the histoiy. Around a troubled world, you deter our foes, protect our friends, and keep patriotic music during a free, open to considerable risk of almost certain defeat at the the peace. the public, 4th of July concert aboard hands of the greatest land and sea power of that age, Despite enormous danger, personal sacrifice, and lengthy separation from family Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe they ultimately triumphed and a new, independent and friends, it is your indomitable spirit and steadfast willingness to serve that define Bay, from 6-7 p.m. at Dewey Square. United States of America emerged. America and manifest its ideals, both at home and abroad. On this Independence The band will feature At sea, on land, and in the air, whether during Day, America honors you and all those who preceded you. Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture for its peace or war, the men and women of America's On behalf of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, thank you for all you do in the defense of grand finale, which will be accompa- Armed Forces have continued to ensure the sacri- our great Nation- on this-America's birthday. nied by ceremonial cannon fire. fices of our forefathers and others who followed Guests are invited to bring blan- them were not made in vain. The backgrounds of the individuals in today's Armed kets and stretch out on the lawn dur- Forces are even more diverse than those of our predecessors-yet we all continue to GENERAL HENRY H. SHELTON ing the concert. unite behind the same ideals and values that guided this Nation to independence over Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Forgotten War ceremony held Cpl. Charles C. Moore Color Bearer, received severe frostbite Missing Man Formation Fly-Over pre- Combat Correspondent during the Chosin Reservoir battle. sented by the 199th Fighter Squadron, Veterans from the "Forgotten War" Despite chronic pain and swelling in his Hawaii Air National Guard. gathered at the National Memorial hands and feet that, at times, is too "Some have called it the Forgotten Cemetery of the Pacific Sunday to mark intense to bear, he refuses to quit. his War," said Hawaii State Governor the 50th anniversary of the start of the duty. Benjamin J. Cayetano. "Those gathered Korean War and to honor the sacrifices "He feels honored to carry it," here will never forget it." made by those who gave so freely for Talmadge said. The mentality of service their country. before self is what made the Korean War The ceremony paid homage to the so important, and why it is so important price these men paid for democracy. For to recognize the veterans, he said. Index many, this became the ultimate price. A joint service color guard honored "We're paying tribute to those who the veterans, both living and fallen, and deserve it," said Tom Kalus, founder of the U.S. Army's 25th Infantry Division, News the Aloha Chapter of the Chosin Few. provided a 21 Gun Salute. Sergeant Major's column 2 Robert Talmadge, a member of the Afterwards, two buglers from the 11th Education 3 MI6 Mb " /1. ;PA ismAr.aaAr Chosin Few, said these ceremonies are Army Band, Hawaii 'Army National General Zinni retires 4 ft" important. "Each one of these cere- Guard echoed taps, followed by a Word on the Street 5 monies is special. We have to keep RIMPAC 6 reminding people about Korea." MP's Train 8 Summarized in a few paragraphs and New Pay Charts 8 sandwiched between World War H's Korean War Memorial 9 "Greatest Generation" and Vietnam's Chosin Veterans 10 protests, the Korean War is often over- looked, but is none-the-less ai significant Lifestyles part of history, according to Talmadge. Bay Fest The Marine death toll during the Korean Family Day War was more than 4,000, anal more than Softball 2 25,000 wounded in battle. For some, Ticket to Fun 3 those wounds live on today. Reserve Recruiter 6 Cpl. Charles E. Moore "They're still making sacrifices," CFI Charles E. Moore PCS 7 Guests bow their heads in prayer as Reverend Jong Soo Park, from Jesus Talmadge said of the Korean War veter- An overview of the National Cemetery SM/SP 3' Mission Church, delivers the invocation during the ceremony commemorating ans. of the Pacific. The ceremony was held Movies 9 the 50th anniversary of the start of the Korean War. Felipe Batalon, the Aloha Chapter's on Sunday. MAJOR POWER OUTAGE SCHEDULED JULY 8 -9. DETAILS IN NEXT WEEKS HAWAII MARINE A-2 June 29, 2000 Hawaii Marine SERGEANT MAJOR'S COLUMN Savor your times and memories with fellow Marines

Sergeant Major Robert W. Holub an enlistment or a deployment. 1 hardly consider these people that you after Desert Storm. Finally, he served with me as the Sergeant Major Marine Force Pacific Sergeant Major share all of this with as mere "acquaintances." of the 3rd Marine Division right here in Marine Forces Pacific. If time In the time I have been a Marine; I have met many people. And alone was the measuring stick between "friendship" and "acquain- CAMP H. M. SMITH - When I talk to people and say something while it may be true that I have not formed lasting friendships with all tance," I think the time Sgt. Maj. Paradine and I have known each other about the "friends" i have in the Marine Corps, there always seems to of them, I certainly have with some. For example, while I was in would make us fit the former rather than the latter, wouldn't you?

be some wise guy who tries to correct me and says something to the Okinawa recently, I was invited to dinner by the sergeants major on Some of the Marines at the table and I served together as drill effect of "You don't have friends in island. We were gathered there to say farewell to Sgts. Maj. Skip instructors from 1975-1976, and others served with me at duty stations the Marine Corps, Sergeant' Major. Paradine and Don McGowan who, after serving 30 years in our Corps, around the globe. Our wives all know each other and our kids grew up You have military acquaintances." were bringing their active duty service to our country to a close. As together. We all shared the trials and tribulations of being Marines Well, I've been thinking about that sat there looking around the table while we talked about things which together and of raising our families. I can think of no other word to statement and the people who make had happened to us and our families over the years, I realized that describe what we are other than "friends." Theword just seems to fit. it. And that is what I would like to there, at the table, sat seven Marines whom I had known and served You know I sort of feel sorry for those people who think of the peo- talk to you about this week. with for the ple they meet dur- From the moment. you raise your greater. part of ing the time in our hand and enlist to come into the ser- my adult life. Corps as only mere vice, you begin meeting people from In the case of "acquaintances." every conceivable. walk of life. On Sgt. Maj. think they really the way to Parris Island or San Paradine, it had have missed a rare Diego, you begin to share some of been more than "I believe you will get to know each opportunity to make your thoughts and feelings with these 29 years. I first some real friends. people who moments before were Holub met Sgt. Maj. other better than any other people Serving in the complete strangers. Why? Because Paradine when Marine Corps gives you're far from home, you're scared, and all of you are in the same he was a corporal you know short ofyour parents . all you an opportunity boat. As you graduate from boot camp and travel to your military when I checked to make friendships occupational specialty school or first duty station, you again meet dif- into Marine in the space of an enlistment or a with some of the ferent people, and in a few weeks new relationships are once again Barracks Subic greatest men and established. Bay ' in the women in this coun- During the time you are in the Corps - whether that is three years or Philippines in deployment." try and those friend- 30 - you will probably spend more time with these fellow Marines and late 1971. He ships will last a life- Sailors than you will with your very own family. You will train, was one of the Sergeant Major Robert W Holub time - long after deploy, go on liberty, play ball, shoot the breeze, drink beer and prob- first noncommis- your active duty ably share some of your most important thoughts and dreams for the sioned officers I time comes to an future while you are with them. SOme of you will become godparents had met in the end. My advice to to other Marines' children. You will be asked to be the best man or Fleet Marine you this week is maid of honor at their weddings, and some of you will be shoulders to Force to take me tinder his wing to make sure I stayed on the straight simple. Savor these times, Marines. Savor these times and the friend- cry on as you lay them to their final resting places, You will baby-sit and narrow path. He and his wife were there the night I met my own ships you make because time passes much too quickly. You might be each other's children and fix each other's cars. You will help each wife 28 years ago, and we have served together many times through- shipmates, comrades, friends or extended family, but mere acquain-

other move, and 1 believe you will get to know each other better than out our careers. He once relieved me as the Sergeant Major of 1st tances? Never! Why? Because you are Marines, that's why. any other people you'know short of your parents - all in the space of Battalion, 9th Marines and another time he relieved me in the Gulf Sem per Fi.

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Education bills bring authority, NMCRS Needs Volunteers The Navy/Marine Corps Relief Society needs volunteers to staff accountability and dollars to DoE its MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay branch. Volunteers are needed between 8 and 11:30 a.m. or between 11:30 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. Volunteers can work a full day, or a half day, and the society reim- Petty Officer Deng Moll will engage in continuous professional returned to the general fund," said burses for mileage and child care. Volunteer one, two or three days Pacific Command Public Affairs U.S. development. LeMahieu. each week. Call 254-1327 to volunteer at our Navy/Marine Corps CAMP H.M. SMITH - Shortly after "Most people view this as the foundation The fourth bill, SB 3026, greatly Relief Society. many of Hawaii's students began their sum- stone to build all future improvements on," increased the repair and maintenance fund- mer break, Gov. Ben Cayetano signed four said McClain. "We were pleased that the leg- ing for the DoE. Movie Extras Wanted education bills approved by the legislature islature worked this bill hard and approved "In the past three years, the DoE's R&M that will provide more authority, autonomy it." numbers have averaged $6 to $7 million for Casting calls for "Windtalkers" movie extras will be held July 8- and accountability to the Department of The other accountability bill, .MB 1874, all of the state's public schools. That's a 9 at the Windward Enlisted Club aboard Kaneohe Bay from 9 a.m. Education. The recent bill signing was establishes an interagency working group to very small amount given the age of some of to 5 p.m. Servicemembers cast as an extra in the movie will need to attended by Dr. Paul LeMahieu, Hawaii's review the rules, policies, procedures and the school's physical plants," said McClain. be in a leave or liberty status. The film revolves around an American superintendent of education, as well as Air practices which might be impeding educa- "This bill gives $30 million this year and Marine during WWII and the recruitment of NaVajo Indians that Force Col. K.C. McClain, the Pacific tional success and achievement of statewide next year for R&M. A very positive sign of were used as code talkers during battle. The filming will run from Command's director for manpower, person- standards. The work group will report its commitment by the state to improve educa- mid-August until December on Oahu. For more information phone nel and administration: findings and recommendations to the Board tion for the children of Hawaii." 953-2444. "We have been active in supporting these of Education, governor, and legislature. LeMahieu was very pleased with the bills," said McClain. "We wanted to let key "What it does is set up a task force to look R&M increase. Water Conservation Needed leaders know that we thought these bills at rules, regulations and policies and see "This funding ,is a good start toward were good, positive actions for the state to which ones should be revoked or suspend- reducing the severe backlog of projects that The Honolulu Board of Water Supply has issued an appeal to the take, Improving education is an important ed," said McClain. have been deferred," said LeMahieu. "It public l'or voluntary water conservation to Oahu consumers. quality of life issue for our service members The third bill, HB 1873, will provide will allow students and parents to regain a The low rainfall this past winter has raised concerns about the and their families." more fiscal independence for the DoE. positive attitude regarding the physical envi- impact on Oahu's water recharge areas, Consumers are asked to con-

The first bill, SB 2837, has been called "Any money coming in to the state ear- ronment of the schools. This will ultimately , trol their water use. the "Accountability" bill. It directs the DoE marked for education will go to education translate into increased self esteem and per- to implement a comprehensive system of and will not be offset from the general fund," formance in the schools." Vote November 7 educational accountability, including: said McClain. "As we all know, it's difficult The increased appropriations this year, Student accountability to run an organization if you don't have the coupled with nearly $5 million in DoD funds Voting, just like good manners, is a practice that is seldom exer- School accountability ability to manage and increase your and $15 million in additional R&M funds cised. If you're not located in your state, you can vote absentee. You Individual professional accountability for resources. This gives the DoE the authority sourced through bonds, brings the total may acquire an absentee ballot request form by logging on to teachers, administrators and staff to manage their resources and seek addition- R&M money this year to nearly $55 million. www.fvap.ncr.gov or visiting the Legal Services Center, Kaneohe "The accountability system will be devel- al funds." "I think the footstomper' is that these are Bay. This is not only for military members, but also for family mem- oped in collaboration with union LeMahieu says this will allow the DoE to just the beginning," said McClain. "They bers. Election day is Nov. 7. representatives, school administrators, grow support for education for the first time. are very positive signs that the state is com- students and parents," said LeMahieu. "If federal impact aid and U.S. mitted to improving education and we think Motorcycle Safety diass Students and schools will undergo annual Department of Defense funds exceed bud- that these bills provide the framework to assessments and teachers and administrators geted appropriation, they will not be build improved educational structures." This is a mandatory class for all military personnel who ride motorcycles, and anyone who rides a motorcycle aboard military installations. In order to sign up for this class, motorcycle owners Election day may seem a long time away must present their documents to the Base Safety Office, These doc- uments include: Hawaii state safety check, Hawaiian motorcycle insurance, Hawaii registration, valid motorcycle drivers license or but do your absentee homework now permit, and a letter from their command authorizing their participa- tion in the class. Reservations can be made by calling Base Safety Army Staff Sgt. Kathleen T. Ahem lot? When is the best time to apply? The pamphlet is also available at 257-1831. American Forces Press Service through unit and installation voting assistance offices. WASHINGTON, D.C. - Nov. 7, Election Day, is less than five Online version of the Federal Post Card Application is at: July 4th Band Activities months away. That may seem like a long time, but voting officials http://www.fvap.ncr.gov/othertools/onlinefpca.htm. recommend absentee voters request ballots 45 days in advance, even This recent addition to the site was added to make voting easier The MARFORPAC Band will perform in a parade through central further in advance if they haven"t yet registered to vote in their home for those without immediate access to a voting assistance office. The Kailua Tuesday at 10 a.m. The parade will begin at the corner of III district. Hmm ... that window of opportunity is starting to narrow. only down side to using this version is individuals must pay their Kainalu Drive and Kalama Street. Officials with the Federal Voting Assistance Program have put a own postage. The printed, card-stock version can be sent postage- tremendous amount of information about absentee voting on the free. Internet at: http://www.fvap.ncr.gov. Some specific links'military Toll-free voting assistance numbers in foreign countries is at: voters may find helpful are below. http:// www .fvap.ncr.gov /tollfree2000.htm. Military Shelter 533.7125 Hoi,v To Do It-Vote Absentee! This page includes toll-free phone numbers to the Federal Voting MPD 257.7114 www.fvap.ncr.gov/publications/howtoinfo.html Assistance Program from nearly 60 different countries. DoD voters Crisis Hotline 521-4555 This page consists an electronic of version of the useful pamphlet can also transfer to the DoD Voting Information Center, yvhich, in Child Protective Services 832-5300 41-low To Do It-Vote Absentee." The pamphlet answers such ques- turn, can transfer voters to the office of their elected officials in the Fraud, Waste and Abuse, tions as: Can I vote absentee? How do I apply for an absentee bal- U.S. Congress, and their state governors and chief election officials. Sexual Harassment and EEO 257-8852

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Home office: Washington, DC 20076 02000 GEICO 98-450 Kamehameha Hwy. 45-480 Kaneohe Bay Drive Honolulu A-4 jaw 29, 2000 Hawaii Marine CENTCOM commander Gen. Zinni bids goodbye Linda D. Kozaryn COM area of responsibility. They Army forces we have on the ground in Kuwait has also aided them greatly in humanitarian operations." American Forces Press Service enforce no-fly zones over Iraq and U.N. Kuwait should we see Saddam start mov- improving their military capability," the CENTCOM has also developed WASHINGTON D. C. - For the sanctions against maritime smuggling. ing toward the Kuwaiti border." general said. Bright Star, an exercise conducted annu- last few years, Marine Corps Gen. U.S.' naval forces, along with coalition Zinni also acknowledged the air sup- Threat of Iraqi aggression puts U.S. ally in Egypt that involves 7,000 interna- Anthony Zinni has been on watch in one and allied support, intercept and interdict port the command receives, He said the forces on the front line against chemical tional troops. "I see that growing," he of the world's most troubled regions, a the gas and oil coming out of Iraq. air expeditionary force initiative and biological weapons. Zinni said the remarked. "I think it's important for the land of oil wells and deserts, staunch These sanctions against Iraq remain launched by Gen. Michael Ryan, Air military's mandatory anthrax vaccination region. It shows our capability to operate allies and determined enemies. necessary, Zinni said, because Hussein Force chief of staff, works very well for is an extremely important force protec- as a coalition and the willingness to do As the commander of U.S. Central would again threaten his neighbors if CENTCOM. It promotes deployment tion requirement for his command. so." Command, he's led U.S. efforts to con- given a chance. "If he is allowed to predictability, cohesion and teamwork "I'm convinced that the anthrax vac- As for the military's future, the gener- tain Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's rebuild his military forces and weapons and brings much more order and logic to cine is safe," he said. "I've had all six of al said, he sees the need to adjust to the aggression. He's dealt with repeated vio- of mass destruction, we could repeat the deployments, he said. my shots. All my headquarters (staff) has "other than war" missions required by lations of the U.N.-imposed no-fly zones same events we saw in 1990 with Desert The United States also maintains a had the shots, too. the changing world. More and more, he over Iraq and trained thousands of U.S. Storm," he said. full-time rotation of ground forces in the Iraq has anthrax capability, he said, the military is being pushed toward troops in the Kuwaiti sands. Hussein repeatedly challenges the region as part of Operation Desert stressed. "We know that the Iraqis have peacekeeping and humanitarian opera- Zinni is retiring in July after nearly 40 sanctions. "Day-to-day we fly the skies Spring, Zinni said. A battalion task force the capability of using it, distributing it, tions, protection of the environment and years' of service. He is moving to over Iraq and patrol the seas off of Iraq," and they certainly have it stored." Its use dealing with transnational threats such as Virginia, but has no specific plans. "I'm Zinni said. "Occasionally he fires at our would be devastating, Zinni said. terrorism. going to think about my future there," he planes and we are forced to respond to "It's important that our troops, be pro- "I think we've got to make those said. "I'm certainly going to stay active. protect our own pilots and to enforce the tected. We cannot afford to have troops adjustments necessary and recognize I'm not ready to sit back and fish and requirement we are engaged in." that are unprotected if we were to be those are the real missions we have got to watch the days go by, and neither is my Since Operation Desert Fox ended in exposed to anthrax,'= he said. "The loss of take on and not be resistant," he said wife ready for me to do that. I will be up December 1998, there have been nearly a the troops that haven't had the protection "Engagements around the world are to something constructive." thousand violations, Zinni said, includ- would have a serious effect and put at important. We are the last superpower Army Gen. Tommy Franks, currently in Iraqi aircraft violating the no-fly risk those who have had it and degrade and we need to do that." CENTCOM's Army component corn- zones, radar illuminating coalition air- our capability to react." Defense leaders need to take a hard mander, is slated to take over the unified craft and Iraqi forces firing surface-to-air On another regional front, Zinni said, look at the armed forces, he said. "Do we command. "1 feel proud and happy that munitions at the planes. he see progress toward stability in the have the military that is constructed the he's my successor," Zinni remarked. "I "We have responded to most of political changes that have occurred in right way? Is it the right size? Are we like his style. I like the way he operates. these," Zinni said, "and his air defenses Iran. manned at the right levels? Do we have He knows the region and he knows the have paid the price. We have probably "I'm hopeful about Iran. I'm hoping the kinds of funding for our, services in people out there very well. I see a contin- destroyed over 30 percent of his air this moderation will continue. It's a long support that we need? uation in growth and improvement on all defense system now as a result." way to go yet," he said. "We still worry "I'm not so sure that's the case across the things we've done." Zinni said Hussein continues to pro- about their weapons of mass destruction the board," he said. "I think that after the At his request, Zinni met with the voke a response to show he's in charge program, their missile program and the Cold War ended, we anticipated peace American Forces Information Service and to distract the Iraqi people from the activities (of their) intelligence service dividends that may not be there. We are here in mid-June to talk about issues real cause of their plight. "Unfortunately ... in supporting terrorism, but there's going to see less and less of the peace affecting CENTCOM and to bid his it's his poor military personnel - the Zinni change in the wind. dividend and more and more challenges troops farewell. He especially highlight- troops that man the air defense sys- "I think the people of Iran want of this transforming world post Cold ed the role the command plays in world tems-that pay the price." and other reinforcements are in Kuwait. change-they want moderation," Zinni War. Our military has to make the adjust- affairs. The United States maintains a carrier Combat equipment is pre-positioned in continued. He sees the fact that they ments and deal with it." CENTCOM's area of responsibility battle group in the region to help enforce Kuwait and Qatar, and at sea. worked hard to elect President In a salute to the men and women of covers 25 countries from the Horn of U.N. sanctions and conduct exercises "Army air and ground support forces Mohammad Khatami-Ardakami as a CENTCOM and the armed forces, Zinni Africa and Egypt eastward through the with allies and coalition forces. Marine in Kuwait give us the capability to pro- promise and hope for the future. "Right said, "In my 39 years of being in the mil-

Arabian , Peninsula into Southwest and expeditionary units and an amphibious tect and defend Kuwait," he said. "I'm now I think it's appropriate to wait and itary, I have been blessed with seeing the Central Asia. This part of the 'world, readiness group are also deployed in the always impressed with the units we see see." finest young men and women in the Zinni said, is vitally important to U.S. region part time. If he had his druthers, make up the battalion task force. They do During his three years as CENTCOM world in our armed forces. I can never interests because of its energy resources, Zinni said, he would like to see even a great job in maximizing and taking chief, he said, he's carried on the work of remember a time when they let me down. trade markets and transit routes. more U.S. military presence in the advantage of the facilities-the ranges, his predecessor, Army Gen. J.H. Binford "My son is a Marine second, lieu- Zinni acknowledged the support the region. live firing, the maneuver space. I think Peay III, in establishing the kind of mili- tenant, and I'm proud lie chose, to serve. United States receives from friends in the "We would like to see full-time cover- each one goes home feeling much more tary footprint in the region that allows the I am especially proud of those who wear region, who, he said, "have been by our age," he said. These units giVe CENT- ready than when they came." United States to rapidly respond to this desert camouflage uniform. In my side in many conflicts and supported us COM the flexibility to respond to crises The U.S. units demonstrate America's crises. "We've built strong relationships three years as commander in chief they elsewhere in the region that we help pro- all over the region. They've conducted resolve to protect Kuwait, he added, and with our friends in the region and they have always performed magnificently. tect." noncombatant evacuations operations Kuwaiti forces appreciate joint training welcome our presence," he said. "We've Those in uniform as well as those in The United States maintains about and helped with humanitarian operations opportunities. "The sense of protection worked hard in Africa to develop the civilians' suits have delivered a perfor- 20,000 service members in the CENT- in Africa. They would help us reinforce and credibility we bring to the defense of capability to deal with peacekeeping and mance that was absolutely superb."

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also said he felt he was given a sense of the other, "When our Marines have spir- tomorrow, and on the 24th of June, 1950, The Commander and the Sergeant Major of Marine Forces Pacific, Lt. Gen. appreciation for his service to his coun- it like that, the Chinese don't stand a Marines trained like there would be a Frank Libutti and Sgt. Maj. Robert W. Holub respectively from right to left, rec- try that he hadn't been given back in chance." war tomorrow, and tomorrow war ognized Chosin Few veterans James Ward and Robert E. Talmadge (far left), 1951. Together, both Ward and Talmadge came." during a morning colors ceremony at Camp H.M. Smith June 16. Korean War service medal now available to veterans American Forces Information Service the fighting, although a formal peace treaty has never been completed. ROK-provided medal is approved by the U.S. government to meet the Press Release The medal was originally offered by the ROK in 1951 to United U.S. criteria for wear on the military uniform. U.S. veterans of the Korean War are now eligible to wear a medal Nations forces serving in Korea and adjacent waters. At the time U.S. To apply, veterans must provide a copy of their discharge paper, initially offered tct them more than 50 years ago, but never issued. law prohibited the U.S. military from wearing medals issued by for- commonly known as a "DD-214," or a corrected version of that docu- In a May 13, 2000, letter to Defense Secretary William S. Cohen, eign governments. Congress changed that in 1954, but by then most ment, a "DD-215." National Guard members must provide their state- Republic of Korea Defense Minister Seong Tae Cho formally .U.S. service members eligible for the medal had returned home. ment of service equivalent, "NGB Form 22." announced that his government would provide the Republic of Korea In 1998 the government of the Republic of Korea renewed its orig- Additional information on how to apply for or request the medal can War Service Medal to eligible U.S. veterans of that conflict, or to their inal offer of the ROKWSM to U.S. military personnel. On Aug. 20, be found by contacting the Air Force Personnel Center, Monday - surviving next of kin. The medal' will be provided at no cost to veter- 1999, the Defense Department approved the acceptance and wear of Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (CST) at (800) 558-1404, or the Awards ans. The U.S. Air Force has been designated the lead agency to receive the medal. Approximately 1.8 million U.S. veterans of the Korean War and Decorations Section (210) 565-2432/2520/2516, fax (210) 565- and distribute the medals. are eligible to receive it. Next of kin to eligible deceased veterans can 3118. "On the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Korean War," Cho also apply for the medal. The U.S. mailing address is HQ AFPC/DPPPRA, 550 C Street wrote, "the ROK government decided to issue the ROKWSM to pay To wear this medal on U.S. military uniforms, U.S. military person- West, Suite 12, Randolph Air Force Base, Texas 78150-4714 or by vis- tribute to the Korean War veterans for their historic endeavors to pre- nel must have served between the outbreak of hostilities, June 25, iting its web site at: www.afpc.randolph.af.mil /awards . serve freedom of the ROK and the free world." 1950, and the date the armistice was signed, July 27, 1953; been on Because the order of precedence for non-U.S. service medals and The two governments will conduct fiftieth anniversary ceremonies permanent assignment or on temporary duty for 30 consecutive days or ribbons is determined by date of approval, the' ROKWSM should be throughout 2000-2003 and medals may be applied for at any time dur- 60 non-consecutive days, and performed their duty within the territor- worn after the Kuwait Liberation Medal, which was the last foreign ing this period. The war began on June 25, 1950, when North Korean ial limits of Korea, in the waters immediately .adjacent thereto or in medal approved for wear by U.S. military personnel. forces invaded ROK territory. The armistice on July 27, 1953, ended aerial flight over Korea participating in actual combat operations or in For the majority of Korean War veterans the medal will be worn support of combat operations. after the United Nations Medal, or the Republic of Vietnam Campaign the eligibility period and criteria. Only the Medal if they served during that conflict. 'parole Land The ROK specifies

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Story and photos by Cpl. Otto C. Plell -Muato Marine Forces Pacific Public Affairs

CAMP H.M. SMITH - Marines left their offices Friday and headed out to the field for the afternoon. But unlike most trips to the field, Marines swapped out their camouflage utili- ties for aloha attire as they made their way down the hill to Bordelon Field to partake in the annual Family Picnic for Headquarters and Service Battalion at Marine Forces Pacific. With a view of Diamond Head to the left and Pearl Harbor to the right, Marines from all the different sections of the head- quarters gathered together on the green, wide open field and each section contributed their part to put together an afternoon full of food and entertainment. "The Marines, Sailors, and civilians here travel so much, we don't get much of an opportunity to get together and do 41IV this too often," said Col. Donald K. Cooper, the Headquarters and Service Battalion commanding officer. "We wanted to give single Marines, Sailors and families a chance to take a break, get together, and have a good time." Aside from chowing down on grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, various salads and lunch entrees prepared by the differ- ent sections, guests were treated to several activities. Children hopped into the bouncy house and participated in volleyball, an egg toss, three-legged race, tug-of-war and various other games in which even the older Marines jumped in for fun. Gunnery Sgt. Terry Dennis, the Headquarters and Service Company gunnery sergeant for Headquarters and Service Battalion, Marine See FAMILY DAY, B-5 Forces Pacific, awaits another fast pitch that may send him into the dunk tank.

Major Mike Cromwell, from the systems branch at Lance Cpl. Cedrick Smith, a service record book clerk 4 Camp H.M. Smith, and his wife Cindy, greet their for Headquarters and Service Battalion, catches an egg daughter Hannah as she exits the bouncy house at Grilled hot dogs and hamburgers flavored the surrounding smell at the Family during and egg-toss game. Friday's Family Picnic. Picnic at Bordelon Field Friday BayFest demos feature watersports, defense

.1011111110. Lance Cpl. It 'Front Lowry the underwater breathing gear at various times through- 0 .Combat Correspondent out the three-day festival. Pre-Sale Tickets for Ocean Concepts BayFest In keeping with the watery theme, representatives of If Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa were to "moon- RNR Surf & Ski will present a wakeboard exhibition in 2000 light" as a scuba diver, or if Ralph Macchio's Karate Kid the bay, and with the same water-loving spirit, the Unit Representatives was a master wakeboarder, they would be in hog Hawaii Powerboat Association will stage a demon- heaven during Ocean Concepts' BayFest stration of their watercraft. 2000. The action will emerge from the Unit Point of Contact Phone Number The festival will take place July water and get into the ring when SNCOA Sgt. Minnis 257-5619 x234 14 - 16 aboard MCB Hawaii, grapplers and pugilists test their HMH-463 SgtMaj. Taylor 257-1098 Kaneohe Bay, where the strength against some serious HMH 362 SgtMaj. Waldier 257-4320 expected thousands of opponents. Professional HMT 301 GySgt. Shepherd 257-9986 patrons will be able to wrestling will come to K- HMH 366 SgtMaj. Dorsey 257-9995 choOse from a plethora Bay, July 14 from 6 -8 of family-oriented p.m., featuring the HMH 363 Staff Sgt. Walser 257-0150 activities and shows, antics of the tFI-ISL 37 Chief Cervi 257-0102 x286 including a great "Bonecrusher." 4th Force Recon Co. 1 stSgt. Roberts 257-2420 x226 variety of water Slightly more MCAF Sgt. Coste 257-0869 sports and demon- refined, but just as COMPATRECONFORPAC PO Andrade 257-0509 strations of box- fierce, will be the CSSG 3 Staff Sgt. St. Pierre 257-1807 ing, martial arts U.S. Amateur and wrestling. Boxing MALSEK GySgt. Dixon 257-0150 The eleventh- Association- 1st Radio Bn. SgtMaj. Myers 257-1444 annual event sanctioned bouts HQ Bn SgtMaj. Williams 257-5737 will offer some- held from 6 - CSC Staff Sgt. Winters 257-1958 thing for just 7:30 p.m., July 2/3 Staff Sgt. Nelson 257-1754 about everyone 15. The three- Master Rucker at its Island round fights 1/3 Sgt. 257-1804 Lifestyle Expo, might not fea- 1/12 Staff Sgt. Reese 257-2288 a demonstration ture professional HQ Co. GySgt. Floresca 257-1673 and display show boxers like Mike NAVMEDCLN HM1 Pulu 257-2155 x123 featuring a vari- Tyson or Oscar JIC PAC Staff Sgt. Stocker 473-6343 ety of civilian De La Hoya, but VR-51 PO Gisi 257-1655 vendors and base they might just be VPU2 Senior Chief Murphy 257-0711 x236 agencies who will more exciting. SOC PAC AF MSgt. Sparks 477-4210 information Martial arts demon-. present Sgt. Bee 477-3911 on products and activ- strations are sched- JTF-FA ities that embrace uled to appear on the MP Co. MSgt. Mitchell 257-2103 x318 in 15 USCINCPAC MGySgt. Powell-Campbell 477-0957 healthy living Hawaii. 471 main stage July and The Expo will be open 16. MFP HQ/Svc Bn Sgt. Blinioski 477-8445 each of the three days of the Spectators will be able to to 8:30 p.m, see the grace and strength event, from 5:30 MCCS July 14; and noon to 8:30 July 15 exhibited by performers Richard Activities that offer Pre-Sale tickets and 16. Meyers and Jan Aki. In addition to the Expo, various With the diversity of activities available Auto Hobby Shop,Athletics/Semper Fit Center, All Clubs' Food and Hospitality, Gas individual demonstrations are planned to at Ocean Concepts' BayFest 2000, whether Lanes, ITT, MC Exchange/Annex, Seven-Day Store, Marina, Package Store, Video capture the curiosity of BayFest guests. Ocean in the ocean, the exposition hall Or the ring, there Store, Single Marine/Sailor Program, Library Concepts will offer introductory scuba classes and will should be something available to entertain even the most demonstrate scuba equipment and the ways to maintain finicky of'tastes. B-2 June 29, 2000 Hawaii Marine G-Force bats silence Ill Communication Lance Cpl. Trent Lowry leave and we're trying to gel as a team." Combat Correspondent The G-Force offense continued to pound out the hits, earning four home runs and driving home baserun- The G-Force softball team from Marine Corps Air ners at a gaudy pace. Facility employed heavy hitting to silence "It went pretty rough for us," said Mike Mayer, Ill Headquarters Battalion Communications' III Communication's pitcher, after the game. "MCAF's Communication, 26-3, in intramural action Monday at just a good hitting team, and we couldn't put two and the Annex Field. two together." With a short-squad of only nine players, Ill G-Force has been able to make their hits add up for Communication already faced a handicap of a three- them throughout the softball season, which begins man outfield and an out for the 10th hitter's spot. G- playoffs July 10. Force didn't make it any easier for the communications The MCAF team is confident about their chances to team, though, when their bats started connecting and go all the way. sending softballs over the outfield fence. "Our strength is our offense and our attitude," said With the score close in the first inning, it looked as John Ryan, who played right-centerfield and second though Ill Communication could hold on. However, a base for G-Force. "We're having fun and playing with breakout second inning for G-Force resulted in six runs no pressure. i think we have what it takes to win it all." and a 10-2 advantage over Ill Communication. With the right outlook and the power-packed "Our offense was pretty solid," said Eric Showalter, offense, MCAF's chances look good, but there are who played catcher for G-Force. "Our defense needs a plenty of intramural teams ready and willing to prove little work, but we're getting some players back from they're the best aboard MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay.

Lance Col M. Trent Lowry

G-Force hitter Eric Showater celebrates a home run with his teammates after crossing the plate in the 26-3 rout of III Communication.

Lance Cal M. Trent Lowry Lance Cpl. M. Trent Lowry G-Force hitter John Ryan adds to the team's lead over Ill Communication with this RBI-pno- ducing double. MCAF's G-Force softball team beat Headquarters Battalion's III ill Communication's pitcher Mike Mayer lofts a pitch to the plate during a softball game against G- Communications 26-3 in intramural action Monday. Force Monday at Annex Field.

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It's almost time to celebrate "Happy Birthday, America." . it's fire- 4 The next Single Marine and Following the dinner cruise par- works extravaganza, it's a day off and a BBQ. But more importantly, July Designated Driver Program Sailor Program 'fleeting is .sched- ticipants will be able to hop the 4th of July is a day to honor the ratification of the United States In conjunction with the Single Marine and Sailor uled ,/hr July 5 at 9 a. m. at the around to locations in Waikiki Constitution. However you spend your time, MCB Hawaii and Program, The Cab has agreed to offer free cab rides Windward Enlisted Club. All unit and catch a ride back to K-Bay Marine Corps Community Services provide "Possibilities in Paradise" for you ... July 4. The program will run from noon July 4 to 7 representatives are urged to attend.. or Camp Smith with us at 2:30 a.m. July 5. The rides are offered under the following Comments? Suggestions? See the a.m. BBQ Done Right! conditions: SM&SP Representatives graphic Paintball in Lemon Lot Get the gang together and head down to the beach, park or lanai for Call The Cab at 422-2222. The call must be made below to find your unit representa- Field for all authorized patrons. "poi-fect" 4th of Judy BBQ. The Outdoor Recreation Equipment by a manager, bartender or waitress. tive. The cost is $33/person for equip- Center, located inside the Base Marina, offers picnic canopies, tables Give your car keys and driver's license to the cab Representatives attend hi- weekly ment, CO2 and 400 paintballs or and chairs, horseshoes, coolers and many other outdoor needs at mini- driver. They will be returned once you are home. mal daily rates. Call 254 -7666. meetings designed to disseminate $10 if you have your own equip- Customers must show the cab driver where their car is parked. information on upcoming events ment, Paint is $4 /100 or Independence Day Concert geared toward single Marines and $65/2,000. Customer's destination must be MCB Hawaii or Join the Marine Forces Pacific Band and 1st Battalion, 12th Marine their place of residence. Sailors. MCBH Paintball Club Regiment July 4 at 6:30 p.m. at Dewey Square aboard MCB Hawaii The Cab will pick up anyone at any place on Oahu July 14 -16 - BayFest forming - It is free to enter. Kaneohe Bay, for a FREE;patriotic collective concert, For more information, call 25 7-744 0. and drive them home if they follow the above proce- July 29 - Hawaiian Waters Special rates for team and indi- dures. Park Trip for E-5 and below and vidual training, discounts at area Celebrate Summer singles. The cost is $15/person. stores, frequent visit cards for - Summer is here and you live in Hawaii. Can you think of any Aug. 19 - Dinner Cruise on every 3rd visit get a free rental or other reason to celebrate? Ah yes! Join the Child Development Ali'ikai Catamaran & Waikiki walk on if you have equipment, Center, located next to the Main Exchange for a FREE family picnic night out. The cost is $32/per- and involvement in tournaments and band concert Friday from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on the common son. This is for E5 and below. all over the island. playground. This is your standing invitation to this summer soiree! This gala is open to everyone on base. For more information, call the CDC at 257 -1388. SM&SP REPRESENTATIVES Happy Birthday, Xtreme Bowling! What kind of party happens on three separate days? An Xtreme SM/SP Coordinator COMPATRECONFORPAC Party! Xtreme Bowling, with black lights, radical music and club-like Dawn Williams. P02 R.M. Villarreal music is celebrating its 1st birthday! Join one of the. three parties to 254-7593 E-mail: 257-0509 ext. 8005 receive FREE birthday cake (to the first 100 customers), fantastic WilliamsDA@usnic-rnwren177 CSSG-3 door prizes and bowling and snack bar specials all evening long. President Sgt. C. Henning, Drop in for one of these Xtreme Parties: Friday from 11 p.m. to 3 Cpl. Jeremy Riglesberger 257-5125 a.m., Saturday from 9 p.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday from 6 to 11 p.m. 257-7020 ASEK For more information, call 254-7664. Vice President Cpl. Chris Vetter Cpl. Craig Witt 257-3329 257-5281 21st Dental Co. 11th Annual Ocean Concepts BayFest Scribe/ C Batt., 1/12 PO3 David Flores Demos and Freebies and concerts, Oh My! It's that time again to Lance Cpl. Josh Colby 25773100 ext. 227 follow the BayFest yellow-brick road near Hangar 101 for three days 257-1072 ASE of carnival rides, cotton candy and contests! Did you get pre-sale Sergeants and below who dare to Camp Smith Sgt. A. Rodriguez. tickets yet? This is a steal of a deal - an $18 value is yours for only become Cpl. Lance J. Buff 257-0063 $6. Contact your unit representative or call ITT at 257-7419. Go 477-8520 1st Radio Bn. ahead, click your heels together three times and say it, "There's no Combat Correspondents and HQBn Sgt. Hennagin 257-1285 place like BayFest ... There's no place like BayFest ..." Pfc. J.D. Pannell Cpl. L. Goss, 257-1799 would pride themselves on telling 257-0074 ext. 269 MALSEK MCAF Lance Cpl. Jon Germ A Day to Dive the Marine Corps story can seize Lance Cpl. B. Ciriffiths, 257-3212 257-1418 Ocean Concepts makes it easy to explore the underwater world the opportunity 3rd Marines PO I Kim Yeow during their "Madness at Marine Corps Base Hawaii" at BayFest. If Sgt. D. 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Pfc. lain A. Schnaible other parts stimulate the child's imagination." Radio Battalion, many single Marines and Sailors, and chil- Combat Correspondent parents of "The new playground is developmentally appropriate," said dren attending the school, lie added. Nakamoto. Food has also been donated for the volunteers participating in the When the kindergarten students at Mokapu Elementary School start There has been a great deal of support from the base community, construction, said Nakamoto. 4Iv school in September, they will have a new playground to play on. said Stephanee M. Ortega, a school volunteer. Companies such as Sbarro, Subway and Dominoes Pizza have This is thanks to MCB Hawaii's Marines, Sailors and volunteers "The school is a public school and therefore does not receive fund- donated food in support of the volunteer effort. who gathered at the school Saturday to donate their time to build a new ing from the Navy or the Department of Defense. The improvements "This project is about getting the community involved, and we are playground for kindergarten students. to the playground have been funded entirely through school fundrais- thankful for all the help we have received," said Nakamoto. The playground was not in disrepair, said Dean K. Nakamoto, vice ers and through the Friends of principal of the school, it was more suitable to students in the 4th or Mokapu, which is a parent orga- 5th grade range, not the kindergarten students who were the primary nization," said Ortega. users of the playground. The playground construction New "The new playground has more emphasis on learning through has been supported heavily by Location play," said Capt. Patrick W. Burns, aircraft maintenance officer with Marines and Sailors stationed Aikahi Park Marine Helicopter Training Squadron 301 and parent of two Mokapu here. There has been support Shopping Ctr. 'OROS students. "Parts of the playground develop upper body strength and from the Navy Seabees, ist *72 Wilikina Dr., UNSUNG Wahiawa FREEDOM SALE Celebrate the freedom to save

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Lance Corporals An Khuu, left, and Diego Arangopuerta, administrative clerks for Headquarters and Service Battalion at Camp H.M. Smith, attempt the three- legged race during Friday's Family Picnic.

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its important for units to get their families together in order to build unity, not only with people you work with, but also with those in other sections of the battalion," said Master Sgt. Jay Wollam, a combat engineer at MarForPac. "It's. good for morale because it gives Marines a chance to get to know other, Marines in the battalion," added Pvt. Erasmo Hernandez Jr., a small computer systems specialist. A static display of weapons introduced families to the tools of Marines, while several Marines gathered around the dunk booth to get the chance to knock one of their senior officers and staff noncommissioned officers, into the tub of water, to include the company gunnery sergeant, Gunnery Sgt. Terry R. Dennis, who tallied up several requests. And although a splash into the tub of water might have been very refreshing on a normal bright and sunny summer afternoon, extra refreshing bags of ice poured into the tub gave the gunny an additional chill to look forward to, along with a few extra laughs. =It was an all-around good event," said Lance Cpl. Jeffrey Cahoon, an administrative clerk for MARFORPAC. "It was good to see all the different sections get together for good quality time." "It was outstanding to see the camaraderie between all the ranks in the battalion," added Cpl. Ryan D. Walker, a Marine from the aviation logistics division at MARFOR.PAC. Once everyone was clone eating and participating in the various events, Marines took down the picnic setup to wrap up another year at Camp Smith and look forward to the one ahead.

Corporal Halo G. Lckhard, the administration noncommissioned officer for Headquarters and Service Battalion at Marine Forces Pacific, throws a softball to the dunk booth for a chance to sink the company gunnery sergeant.

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The MCB Hawaii Base Safety Office hosted a recreational safety fair Saturday at Mokapu Mall. Summer brings many challenges for the Base Safety Office, said Cpl. David W. Eastman, a traffic safety specialist with the Base Safety Office. "One of our biggest concerns is people getting involved in more challenging activi- ties," Eastman added. "We are trying to prevent recreational mishaps through educa- tion." A display of three racecars from Hawaii Motor Speedway and a display of a number of motorcycles provided by the Hawaii Road Racing Association highlighted the fair. "Many times people need to vent, and sometimes choose the wrong place to do it - like the road,"he said. "We wanted to inform them that there are alternatives at Hawaii Motor Speedway and Hawaii Raceway Park if they need to let off some steam." The fair also featured a bicycle rodeo to teach children bicycle safety, a child safety booth, a booth to educate people about the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and a booth sponsored by the State of Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources. "We see the fair as a win-win situation for everyone. It helps us to educate Marines and Sailors about safety," said Eastman. The base safety office conducts many events to provide information about safety. These include many bicycle rodeos and numerous safety stand-downs for units on the base. "We usually -have a big event every other month with many smaller events in between," said Eastman. Military policemen from MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, extinguish a small fire at West Field Tuesday. The training was part of a package instructing the For more information about summertime recreational safety or to schedule a class, MPs on the proper use of home fire extinguishers. contact the Base Safety Office at 257-1831.

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Lots of people already know Overseas Screening about Space Available travel and its "pros and cons." One of the Space-A travel "cons" Servicemembers relocating overseas who is the waiting and uncertainty of get -" ting a space on the flight. Those who require overseas screening and overseas are willing to wait, however, can take cross-country flights for nearly inocculations are reminded to schedule nothing. Many people are not aware of the appointments for these services at Branch fact that they can move their vehicles in much of the same way. Medical Clinic well in advance of their Relocating servicemembers may opt to pay to ship "extra" vehicles to departure date. To schedule an appoint- their new duty stations thinking they don't have other options. ment, or for more information, call the Some also choose to hawk their less reliable or older vehicles on base Branch Medical Clinic aboard MCB "lemon lots" to younger, incoming Marines and Sailors - some of Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay at 257-2145. which cannot always afford to pay asking prices, often leaving the departing servicemernber with less their merry way. by no means inexpensive, these com- money. Of course, this could take as long panies usually get the vehicles to Unbeknown to some servicemem- as a year to occur, said Marie Jesus, families anywhere between a week bers, there are other options for the relocation specialist with the to a month depending on area of them. Personal Services branch of MCB relocation. TMO Weight Allowances Opportune Lift, a service offered Hawaii Marine Corps Community Relocating servicememberS can by the U.S. Navy, entails putting Services. learn more about opportune lift and these "extra" vehicles on a. waiting "This is a great way for families several other services and how they list prior to the servicemember's to save money -... if they have the can potentially help them save Officers: W/O Dependents W/ Dependents departure. time to wait," Jesus said. money by attending the MCCS Upon availability of space on Most vehicle-Shipping companies Personal Services PCS Workshop. ships travelling between ports, vehi- charge around $800 for mid-size cars To reserve a spot in the next PCS 0-6 to 0-10 18,000 lbs 18,000 lbs cles are loaded onto it and sent on and higher depending on the size of Workshop, call MCCS Personal the vehicle. While their services are Services at 257-7790. 0-5 16,000 lbs 17,500 lbs New regs set for pet travel 0-4, CWO-4 14,000 lbs 17,000 lbs 0-3, CWO-3 13,000 lbs 14,500 lbs U.S. Pacific Command Public Affairs Command's .143 logistics exercises & operations branch sc News Release chief, explained the change to the travel regulations. 0-2, CWO-2 12,500 lbs 13,500 lbs "This change says that if the government contracted Many of the major airlines recently imposed. travel airline cannot accommodate pet travel then service mem- 0-1, WO-1 10,000 lbs 12,000 lbs restrictions on pets during the hot summer months. bers and DoD employees may request travel on a non Military members contract airline that who are undergoing a can accommodate Permanent Change of their pet," said Station move can take Yarnell. Enlisted; W/Dependents W/O Dependents advantage of two ini- Secondly, many air- tiatives to assist them lines will grant E-9 12,000 lbs with their pets. exceptions to military 14,500 lbs First, the members who are Department of PCSing. "It's impor- E-8 11,000 lbs 13,500 lbs Defense recently tant for service mem- announced a change bers to tell airline E-7 10,500 lbs 12,500 lbs to its official travel reservation represen- regulations. The tatives that they are change allows mili- on active duty in the E-6 8,000 lbs 11,000 lbs tary and DoD U.S. military and are employees to use a executing a perma- E-5 7,000 lbs 9,000 lbs non government con- nent change of station tracted airline to move," said Lt. 2 travel with their pets Cmdr. Jon Kreitz, E-4 (More than years) 7,000 lbs 8,000 lbs during Permanent executive assistant Change of Station for the Pacific E-4 (Less than 2 years) 3,500 lbs 7,000 lbs moves when the gov- Command's man- ernment contract air- power, personnel and E-3 2,000 lbs 5,000 lbs line cannot accommodate pet travel. administration directorate. If you're dealing with a A message that was distributed by the U.S. reservation representative who is unfamiliar with mili- Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM 091304) to. tary exceptions then ask to speak with a reservation's E-2 1,500 lbs 5,000 lbs all of the services says that recent changes to commercial superviso," said Kreitz. air carrier pet policies led to a change in the Defense The process of obtaining a pet travel exception varies E-1 1,500 lbs 5,000 lbs Transportation Regulation. by service. Check with your service travel office if you Marine Corps Lt. Col. Edward Yarnell, Pacific have any questions.

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Honolulu ing the Thrift Shop's new ! Theatre for hours: Monday, 5:30 to 8 Youth p.m.; Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; and Thursday, 6 The Honolulu They're back to 8 p.m. Call 254-0841 Theatre for Youth is to volunteer. auditioning actors for the 2000-2001 season Meals on Wheels Monday and Tuesday from 3-9 p.m. The Meals on Wheels is seeking HTY is seeking actors volunteers to for seven different deliver meals to isolated productions. All and frail elderly and seven plays will be homebound people. Those who presented in wish to Honolulu. Three of donate one and one half- the plays will tour the hours per week may call neighbor islands. Patty at 988-6747 or Phone 839-9885 for Marilyn at 531-0555. more information. The plays will be pre- Semper Fit sented at the McCoy Massage Pavilion located in Ala Moana Park. Massage is available by Phone 839-7018 for appointment at the more information. Semper Fit Center. Choose Michelle Narhi who specializes in University of Swedish, Deep Tissue, Oklahoma Aromatherapy and Reiki; Akua Lum, who special- Tuition Assistance izes in Swedish Esalen, will pay for 75% of Trigger Point deep the tuition costs for Tissue, Stretching and your degree. Speak Connective Tissue;' or with the University of Johanna Chung, who spe- Oklahoma field coor- cializes in stress reduction dinator about starting table massage using your Masters of Arts Reiki, Swedish, in Managerial Acupressure and Body Economics. This non- Mobilization Techniques. thesis program uses Cost is $40 per hour or an intensive teaching $25 per half hour. Call format of one-week Semper Fit at 254-7597 seminars preceded by for an appointment. four weeks of individ- ualized study. Call 449-6364. DAV Offers Rides VVA seeks The Disabled American 5gt Robert A. Carlson Veterans offers free van members rides for any veteran hav- Eleven CH-53D "Sea Stallions" returned to MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Monday after serving aboard the USS Boxer the Rim the during of ing difficulty getting to or The Oahu Chapter Pacific 2000 Exercise. The helicopters, from Marine Heavy Helicopter squadrons 463 and 366, were attached to the Marine Air Ground Task from medical appoint- of the Vietnam Force for the duration of the exercise. ments at the Veterans Veterans of America Administration or Tripler meets on the first Army Medical Center. Saturday of every month. Individual membership in the VVA is open Dealing with Difficult People Certain restrictions apply. Call at least three days in advance for an to everyone who served in the U.S. Armed Forces between Jan I, 1959 appointment. For more information, call 433-2477. and May 7, 1975, All those share who share the VVA concerns are Keep your head ... your cool ... and your control. Learn to identify invited to join as associates. For information about VVA programs, and handle the most common types of difficult people. Minimize, contact them at 1-800-VVA-1316, or visit their website at even eliminate the negative effects of difficult behavior. Boutiki Shop Open www.vva.org. For local information, please leave a message at (808) 566-0236 or e-mail VVAOAHUPaol.com. . Island Tour Boutiki gift shop at Pearl Harbor is open every Monday and Friday, plus the first and third Saturday of each month, from 9 a.m. to

Learn about the history and culture of _Hawaii. This free, day-long 1 p.m. For monthly specials, call 422-6662. MCCS Personal Services tour begins and ends at Personal Services, Bldg. 216. Bring a lunch and sun protection.' To reserve a space on the tour, call MCCS Personal Services at 257-7790. Ho'omaluhia Walks Transition Assistance Management PCS Moves Workshop Tropical Plant Nature Walk is held at 10 a.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m. Sundays at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden. Participants should wear The Family Member Employment Assistance Program provides This workshop is mandatory for Marines E-1 through E-6 and 0-1 resume assistance, job referrals, federal job assistance, monthly work- walking shoes and insect repellent. Rain gear is recommended; free. through 0-3 currently stationed aboard MCB Hawaii with PCS orders. Call 233-7323 shops and one-on-one counseling - all at no cost. For more informa- This workshop is facilitated by TMO, TLA, and the Base Disbursing tion or to register for TAMP programs, call 257-7790. Office representatives who provide valuable information and insight on PCS moves. To reserve a space for the workshop, call 257-7790. Banking On It ITT Ticket and Tours Powerful Communication Skills Learn how to choose a financial institution. Discuss advantages and ITT offers a variety of discounted tickets for activities island- Ever think back on what you wish you had said but were too upset wide, including cruises, luaus, disadvantages of maintaining a checking account. Learn how to accu- movies and more. The ITT hours of to think straight? Learn communication skills to express yourself with operation are Mondays though Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and rately reconcile a checking account. Evaluate savings account options. more confidence, clarity, and credibility. For spot reservations, call Compare and contrast the advantages and disadvantages of electronic Sundays and holidays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information on MCCS Personal Services at 257-7790. ITT, call 254-7563. banking services. Phone 257-7783 to register. Key Volunteer Basic Training Car-Buying Maneuvers Key Volunteers assist in promoting a self-supporting community, ArtSpree 2000 act as liaisons between their units and families and offer resource and Calculate how much you can afford to spend for the purchase and referal information. ArtSpree 2000 is presented by the Friends of The Contemporary ongoing costs of operating a vehicle. Compare the advantages and dis- Museum and is the museum's annual gift to the community featuring advantages of buying versus leasing a car. Identify reliable sources of Kokua hands-on participation, demonstrations and performances of contem- information for evaluating cars. Discuss how to inspect a car, both on porary dance, music, visual art and storytelling. The open house is and off the lot. Compare the costs and benefits of service contracts. All-Enlisted Spouses Club is seeking volunteers for its Thrift Shop scheduled for July 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Museum is located Phone 257-7783 to register. near the Marine Forces Pacific Band Hall. Volunteers would work dur- on 2411 Makiki Heights Drive in Honolulu.

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All Models Available! owner, $8500. 235-5863. 4 DR., A/C, LOADED, AUTO '00ZXTR K07184131299 Call The "Jamaican" '95 SL2 gold, 4 dr,, Ithr GCT404 Come See The '96 CIVIC 4 dr. DX, silver, P/W, P/L, cass., 37K mi., 3-7555 '00 ZX9R K65334 11699 833-5502 Pioneer CD, A/C. $7500. excl., $8500. 293-1867. MILITARY New Duece 622-9739 or 577-0696. FINANCIN Prices + handling, $75 doc, tax, lic., rebate 'CAC reCIP 2136 Cadillac 2336 Subaru The CLASSIFIEDS WE'RE THE ONLY DEALER OPEN SUNDAYS! 235-5881 ALL TRADES WELCOME CARS TOO! s7 BROUGHAM '92 LEGACY $2600 or best offer. 62K, 4 dr,, $3400/0130. 2236 Mazda 2965 N. Nimitz Highway Call 259-7523. Call 237-7222.

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