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Leadership Corner Always Ready: Make it Your Motto for Disasters COASTLINE STAFF Hello Rota! ways to educate them about preparedness, where to muster, or Thank you for who to call in an emergency. As you know, sometimes we have Commanding Officer taking the time to call someone outside of the local area, like a grandparent, Capt. David S. Baird to recognize to let them know we’re safe and well. the installation’s You can be enrolled to receive notification about thunderstorms Executive Officer dispatchers in April and high winds advisories that affect the local area simply by Cmdr. Justin Canfield during National entering your contact information in the purple globe within the Public Safety task bar for ONE-Net users, or manually included by sending Command Master Chief Telecommunicator an email to [email protected] if you use another CMDCM Kimberly Ferguson sWeek and unclassified network on base. Notifications are primarily Public Affairs Officer also allowing targeted to work email, home email, and short messaging Lt. Lyndsi Gutierrez Emergency system (SMS) devices. You’ll also receive notifications on [email protected] Management an exercise-related messages. 727-1680 opportunity to Regardless of the emergency, Emergency Management speak directly to will be a part of the response. We have the dispatch center on Deputy Public Affairs Officer you about National duty 24/7/365 monitoring alarms, receiving calls for service, MC1 (SW/AW/EXW) Nathan Carpenter [email protected] Preparedness and coordinating base resources for a safe and effective arrival 727-2813 Month which and response. We will also be in the Emergency Operations Rick Peterson is held each Center for a large-scale response with other department Editor/Writer/Layout Emergency Management Officer September. representatives providing resource-support to the incident Courtney Pollock As we go commander at the scene of the emergency. [email protected] through the year, This is how Emergency Management works on base and 727-1021 each and every how we can work together to improve individual, family and Production Specialists one of us need to know that it is a personal responsibility installation preparedness to decrease the adverse effects of MC2 (SW) Eduardo Otero Santos to stay informed, be prepared, make a plan, and build a kit. an emergency. [email protected] We’ll never know exactly when a disaster will happen, but it's 727-1021 personal commitment and individual preparedness that makes the difference for yourself and your family. Fortunately, there MC3 (SW/AW) Jacob Owen are sources that can help get started, such as Navy CNIC and [email protected] FEMA websites listed below. 727-1021 Community Relations Advisor https://www.ready.navy.mil/ 956-82-1680 / 2813 / 1021 https://www.ready.gov/ https://www.listo.gov/es Contact The Coastline Editorial Staff: Telephone: 956-82-1021 The websites mentioned have great suggestions for family Email: [email protected] planning and contents that should be considered in your Large-file email: [email protected] preparedness kit (e.g., water, nonperishable food, first aid kit, To place an advertisement in the Coastline, flashlight, etc.) and suggested items you should have if you’re please contact our publisher: Ramon Morant a pet owner. They even focus on involving your children and [email protected] or 653-78-0296.
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www.puroartef lamencojerez.com 4 April 22, 2021 | Coastline The Snakes of Naval Station Rota and Surrounding Area From NAVSTA Rota Public Works Department, Environmental The purpose of this picture guide is to familiarize base personnel with the snake species that occur on or near Naval Station Rota. Five species of snakes have been confirmed on the installation, and two species have the potential to be present. Please do not kill snakes that occur on or near the installation, particularly since none of these species are dangerous to humans, and they play an important role in our ecosystem, serving as both predators and prey to other species.
Snake Tips
Most snakes are inherently shy and will avoid contact with humans. However, when cornered or disturbed, many snakes can become aggressive. Taking a few simple precautionary measures will greatly decrease the likelihood of being bitten. Specific recommendations include, but are not limited to the following:
- If a snake is encountered, leave it alone and move away.
- Be careful where you place your hands or feet, particularly among rocks, bushes, and other sources of cover where snakes may be hiding.
- Always wear hiking boots when walking in areas where you cannot clearly see where you are placing your feet.
- Stay on established pathways where present and avoid walking in tall grass, weeds, and heavy underbrush where snakes may be present and difficult to detect unless your training or other activities necessitate otherwise.
- Wear footwear and use a flashlight (if tactically appropriate) when moving about at night (e.g. when going to the latrine), as many snake species are nocturnal.
- Snakes prey on small animals, including mice, rats, lizards, and frogs. Removing habitat for these animals (brush and wood piles, debris piles, sources of food, etc.) will help reduce unwelcome encounters with snakes.
- If you are bitten by a snake, thoroughly clean the bitten area with soap and water to prevent potential infection and seek medical attention.
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If you have any questions, or want to report a snake observation, contact base Environmental (727-2123) from any phone on base. Coastline | April 22, 2021 5
BMW X1 xDrive 28i NEW MAKES ANY SPECIAL OFFER MISSION POSSIBLE $42,200 $7,300 $34,900* 6 April 22, 2021 | Coastline Friendships Serve as an Antidote to the Feeling of Isolation CHAPLINES Stage 1: Shoulder to Shoulder - or hurt you towards God?” Not a small these kinds of friends. Building Community by Sharing question. In fact, I imagine you have a Jim had become a good friend. Our Experiences very specific answer to that question. homes shared an alley, which meant This kind of friendship is built when we For the next 45 minutes, this small our garages faced one another. If one intentionally work towards a common goal circle of men, many of whom didn’t know of us was in the garage with the door or objective with others. In many ways one another very well, shared both good up, the other would wander over. I was it’s not about what we are doing, it’s that and bad experiences. There were some tinkering with something in the garage we are doing it together. We’ve all had who had been abused. Some had been when Jim walked over. “I don’t know if I an experience where we experienced a forced to go to church by their fathers. can do this,” I said. I was facing a major brother/sisterhood with others because Others told stories of fathers that were life-decision that would fundamentally we shared a common event in our lives. good and noble. In that moment, the point change the future for my family. With In fact, many of us joined the military was to share with one another. To listen Jim in my garage, I laid out my fears, hoping for these kinds of experiences. to one another. The goal was to engage, concerns, frustrations and hopes. I don’t This is the easiest of the three stages not agree. remember the details of the conversation. because it simply requires us to show up This kind of community is hard because But I remember Jim was there. and engage. it usually requires someone to risk asking These are the friends you can turn to a big question in a moment with minimal when life is filled with uncertainty. These Rota Chaplain Stage 2: Head to Head - Building distractions. It’s the kind of community are the kinds of friends that don’t offer to Community by Sharing Ideas that reminds us that we aren’t alone in our fix your problems; but they do promise Lt. Milo Curtis There were twenty-two of us that night thoughts and our questions. I’ve asked to be there as you navigate them. These sitting on folding chairs under the star-lit that question about fathers in dozens of friends won’t sugar coat stuff to make your Have you ever felt alone? Really canopy of Yuma, Arizona. We were all a settings and the answers always spark a problems more tolerable. These friends alone? Like no one understands what part of an eight-week training exercise. deeply personal conversation. You and I will help you celebrate when good things you’re going through? It’s an isolating It was the Thursday before Easter, and need these kind of moments in our life. happen while also challenging you when feeling that wraps the mind and heart with we were mindful that we weren’t with our They challenge our assumptions and you are wrong. a coldness that leaves very little warmth families as the holiday weekend was fast broaden our understanding of life, God I don’t know what brought you to Rota of hope. approaching. "Cigars and Stars with the and one another. or how long you’ve been here, or how That must have been how Adam felt Chaps” was the invite. Anyone could join much time you have left. I do know God shortly after God created him. “It’s not our circle as we reflected on life and its Stage 3: Heart to Heart - Building has a community here for you to enjoy. good for man to be alone,” God said. It’s greater meaning. There was a calm quiet Community by Sharing Your Heart To discover that community, you’re going the first thing God said wasn’t good. When as some of us lit cigars, tobacco pipes Something special happens when you to have to be intentional. You’re going you and I feel lonely, it’s a bad thing. and cigarettes. Others were there, not trust a friend with your disappointments to need to engage. We have cheap, I believe that God has friendships for to smoke, but to simply enjoy a peaceful and hopes. These are the close friends plentiful resources that can distract us each of us, no matter were we live. Those moment to the end of a busy day. It that you can trust. It takes time to build and keep us isolated from others. These friendships serve as an antidote to that didn’t matter why you were there, it just these kinds of friendships, because it things entertain us, but they don’t fulfill feeling of isolation. I’ve come to believe mattered that you were there to enjoy requires vulnerability. You and I aren’t the longing to belong. You’re capable of that friendships move in three stages. a good conversation. “How has your wired to be vulnerable, so it takes purpose finding deep, meaningful friendship here. relationship with your father helped you and focused effort to share your heart with I pray you discover what God has for you. Coastline | April 22, 2021 7 8 April 22, 2021 | Coastline PUBLISHER´S CORNER LOS NAPOLITANOS KOKE GRILL For the second year running the artesan and tasty pizzas of Los Napolitanos in Rota One of the best meat grills in the province of Cadiz is now back and running. If you can be found at the Spring / Summer beach club PhiPhi Beach in Puerto Sherry in El love meat, done perfectly over a smoky grill, then this is the place for you. Excellent Puerto. All the pizzas are made in a wood stove right on the premises in 7 varieties. fish and vegetable dishes also available. Koke was not well for some months but he Open now from 15:00 on Thursdays through Sundays. has fully recuperated and is eager to serve his loyal clients and to welcome new ones. I have a date with my wife to go there and was pleased to get this news. Please see his ad in the paper for more details.
EL EMBARCADERO Overlooking the Bay of Cadiz in maritime surroundings, it is not surprising that El Embarcadero restaurant offers some of the finest seafood dishes in the area prepared with fish and shellfish just captured from the Bay by some of the finest seafood chefs in the area. You can see, just steps away, the commercial fisherman’s market (Lonja) where they buy the red almadraba tuna, some of the best sea bass and yellow tail (Dorada) available from the most reliable of the local fishermen. The traditional dish, Urta a La Rotena (a local rock fish that is a must try), is one of the specialties they excel at preparing. They are happy to have you try various dishes and share them among your company so that you can try as many of these excellent dishes as you can comfortably handle. Rice dishes are especially loved in this area and you might wish to consider including at least one of these in your selection. The service is excellent. Desserts are tasty. For a special occasion or when you want to have an excellent meal in comfortable surrounds El Embarcadero is a restaurant to consider.
El Embarcadero Restaurant is to be found near the main pier of Rota harbor and enjoys easy access and parking. From the terrace one can enjoy a fantastic view of the Bay of Cadiz and are steps away from the beaches of Rompidillo and the Costilla. Once inside the eating salon is well lit and generously laid out with a simple and agree- able atmosphere. The restaurant is constantly recommended by the prestigious Michelin guide. Please see their ad in the paper for details. Coastline | April 22, 2021 9 Month of the Military Child: Meet the Men and Women that Serve our Families From Health Promotion and Wellness, with my patients and their families over children are engaging more U.S. Naval Hospital Rota time is hugely rewarding.” with our family.” Cmdr. Rebecca Frazer is a Pediatric Lt. Cmdr. Samantha Military kids are resilient and resourceful Dentist. “I work with staff in the Stopford is the Internal in the face of great challenges. Because hospital's dental department to provide Behavioral Health Consultant service members’ strength, resilience, comprehensive dental care for young for Medical Home Port. “I and readiness rely on the support of children and help families get a jump start provide, brief, solution- their families, the health and wellbeing of on a lifetime of healthy teeth for their kids. focused interventions when military children is a top priority for U.S. Along with my husband and kids, I am habits, behaviors, stress, Naval Hospital (USNH) Rota. Meet a few proud to be a part of the military community worry, or emotional concerns U.S. Naval Hospital (USNH) Rota providers pose for a photo in of the men and women who provide health too. Being stationed overseas as a family are interfering with daily life the hospital courtyard. From left to right, Cmdr. Carey Collins services here in our hospital clinics and provides wonderful opportunities, but also and/or overall health. This Deisley (Pediatric Dentist), Cmdr. Rebecca Frazer (Pediatric Dentist), Cmdr. Lydia Haase (Family Nurse Practitioner), and at the Educational and Developmental presents challenges that come with being may include sleep issues, Intervention Services (EDIS) facility, Lt. Cmdr. Samantha Stopford (Internal Behavioral Health away from home. Over the years I have stress, anxiety, depression, Consultant). and learn about what motivates them to loved meeting so many amazing and parenting strategies and even support military families. resilient families in the military community, toilet training or working to tough. By having a Navy Pediatrician Cmdr. Lydia Haase is a Family and I am thankful for the opportunity to do interrupt a nail biting habit…anything or practitioner who understands these Nurse Practitioner (FNP) and an IBCLC my part by providing the best dental care I that deals with habits and behaviors! challenges, we can better deliver high- Lactation Consultant. “As an FNP I have can to my favorite patients, military kids.” Appointments are generally 30 minutes quality care to our children. Though I the opportunity to care for both children Lt. Cmdr. Chris Duhon is the base and in the medical clinic. My goal is to really enjoy the science around childhood and adults helping them optimize their Audiologist. “I ensure children have always empower others to live their most diseases, nothing is more motivating than health and thrive. My patients motivate sufficient hearing to acquire speech and authentic life across the board – children seeing the smile on a child’s face after me. The relationships and partnerships language normally. My to adults. As a mother myself, I especially they receive a sticker, or the approval of team ensures all children enjoy working with children to help a parent after getting a teen to smile at a born in Spain have their develop skills that are lifelong.” terrible pun! Some of the best moments hearing screened soon Lt. Cmdr. Gibran Pierluissi-Jovet is a in my day are the personable connections after birth and routinely Pediatrician. “My role as a Pediatrician we make with our families.” test children over their first is to make sure our children are growing Cmdr. Carey Collins Deisley is a few years of life to ensure and developing to the best of his or her Pediatric Dentist. “I treat the oral health any temporary middle- ability. I like to think of myself as an ally care needs of active duty children. When ear problems don’t turn and advocate for healthy lifestyle choices, families are supported, it helps the active into long-term speech/ not just for the child and parents but also duty member feel supported. My goal is language challenges. to the community. I feel I best support to educate parents and children on how What motivates me is families by being there when they need to have a healthy mouth, free from dental disease starting at a very young age. I Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) team when a parent smiles and me. Whether it’s at a late night delivery or poses for a photo. From left to right: Lt. Cmdr. Gibran Pierluissi- reports to me, that YES, during a last minute sick visit, we can best also try to create an environment where Jovet (Pediatrician), Kelley Hermann (Occupational Therapist), my child is speaking more support children and families by being a children have positive experiences at the Jessica Kavanaugh (Speech Language Pathologist), Dr. Luis after various intervention part of their day-to-day needs. Navigating dental office to avoid becoming an adult Fernandez (Child Psychologist), Jill Baird (Physical Therapist), options and that these the challenges as a Navy parent is who fears dental appointments.” and Jeff Mullins (Early Intervention Specialist). 10 April 22, 2021 | Coastline Naval Station Rota Commanding Officer Signs Sexual Denim Day: Why I Wear Jeans Assault Awareness and Prevention Month Proclamation April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month Photos by MC3 Jacob Owen Capt. David Baird, commanding officer of Naval Station (NAVSTA) By Mackenzie Day people participating each year. Rota, signs a proclamation in observance of Sexual Assault Awareness Fleet & Family Support Center (FFSC) Rota As the Civilian Victim Advocate for Naval and Prevention Month. Baird was joined by installation sexual assault Station Rota you won’t be surprised to hear response coordinators and victim advocates. On April 28, I would like to invite everybody that this day is important to me. It is my goal to join me in wearing jeans in recognition of that no survivor in our community ever feels Denim Day. Denim Day is an opportunity to alone. I want survivors to know that they bring awareness to sexual assault, show can talk to me and know that I will support support for survivors, and educate our them, believe them, and advocate for them. community on sexual assault and sexual I want survivors to feel confident knowing violence. This is a day that is meaningful to that when they call SAPR they will get the me personally, and recognized globally. support that they need. But even beyond The history of denim day started in Italy in SAPR, I also want survivors to know that our 1991, when a young woman was raped. The entire community stands with them. Denim rapist claimed that the jeans she was wearing Day gives us an opportunity to show our were so tight that she must have helped numbers, make survivors feel empowered him remove them, and he claimed that this and supported by all, and to stand up as a implied her consent. In protest of this defense community to let everybody know that we do people responded by wearing their jeans as not tolerate sexual assault. a way of showing that clothing does not imply Sexual assault is something that impacts consent, and that there is no excuse for rape. every one of us, directly or indirectly. It impacts The movement has grown and is recognized survivors greatly and also has an impact on around the world, with more than 12 million all of those who love or care for a survivor. It impacts our culture. If you’ve heard me speak before you’ve likely heard me talk about the role of culture, and how we have an opportunity to change cultural norms. The U.S. military is held to a high standard and this gives us opportunity to be role models in the fight against sexual assault. Denim Day is a small act of solidarity that allows us to show the strength in our community. It shows that we stand together, and that we are committed to creating a culture that does not tolerate sexual assault. I wear denim because I know that sexual assault is never a victim’s fault. I wear denim because I believe every survivor deserves support. I wear denim because there is no excuse for sexual assault. Why do you wear denim?
Believe Survivors Change the Culture Coastline | April 22, 2021 11 Electromagnetic Spectrum: Frequency Use, Restrictions and Authorizations Coast Guard Cutters Arrive at Naval Station Rota Photos by MC1 Nathan Carpenter By Marque Davis obtain a radio frequency authorization Navy and Marine Corps Spectrum Office before transmitting on a frequency and (NMCSO) Europe shall remember the three governing principals of spectrum management: The electromagnetic spectrum is a natural, finite resource used by the Navy 1) Do not transmit on any frequency to support weapons and communications unless authorized to do so. systems, radars, telemetry stations, 2) Do not use your "home" frequencies and day-to-day base operating support when deployed to another area. (BOS) communications. Whether the 3) Never randomly select a frequency requirement is for satellite connectivity, to use. radiolocation (radar), navigation, air/ ground operations, search and rescue U.S. forces deployed to Europe (SAR), force protection, or in support are guests of the host nation, and we of public works operations on your must comply with all NATO and allied installation, frequencies must be country-specific spectrum regulations. approved before spectrum dependent Remember, each country considers the equipment can be energized. Frequency electromagnetic spectrum as a natural management and the standardization of resource within the boundaries of their equipment procurement are vital tools to country. Radio frequencies know no insure these goals are met. geographical boundaries and the signal Each base has an installation spectrum your equipment is generating does not manager (ISM) who is responsible to the automatically dissipate at the base fence The Legend-class cutter USCGC Hamilton (WMSL 753) arrives at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, base commanding officer for the health Spain, April 14, 2021. After a two-week transit across the Atlantic Ocean, the cutters arrived in-port line, and as such must be de-conflicted to resupply, before continuing to conduct operations in U.S. Sixth Fleet. of the spectrum management program. with other users. The ISM’s responsibility is to coordinate Keeping your base ISM informed of all installation spectrum-dependent (S- your spectrum requirements will help D) systems on behalf of the installation to ensure that you have access to the commander to include ensuring all spectrum you need to accomplish your necessary spectrum supportability mission and reduce delays or minimize requirements are completed prior to the possibility of interference from other installation users energizing or purchasing users. any spectrum dependent equipment, If you have questions or would like whether commercial or government. to learn more, contact Matt Green, In addition, the spectrum manager is a Navy Station Rota Installation Spectrum liaison to deploying units arriving on base Manager (ISM), at 727-2126 or the Navy The Sentinel-class fast response cutter USCGC The Legend-class cutter USCGC Hamilton and will assist them to obtain required and Marine Corps Spectrum Office frequencies to accomplish their mission. Charles Moulthrope (WPC 1141) arrives at Naval (WMSL 753) arrives at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Europe at 626-2004/3738/5354. Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, April 14, 2021. Rota, Spain, April 14, 2021. All spectrum dependent users must 12 April 22, 2021 | Coastline
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Left: The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), arrives at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Apr. 11, 2021. Arleigh Burke’s arrival marked the completion of its homeport shift to NAVSTA Rota from Naval Station Norfolk. Right, upper: Cmdr. Pete Flynn, executive officer of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), reunites with family after the ship arrived at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Apr. 11, 2021. Right, lower:: Command Master Chief Rafael Barney, command master chief of the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), reunites with family after the ship arrived at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Apr. 11, 2021. USS Arleigh Burke, Newest FDNF Ship, Arrives in Homeport Rota, Spain From USS Arleigh Burke Public Affairs Navy ship equipped with the Aegis Combat System and arrives in Sixth Fleet The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile with the latest baseline 9 upgrades. This destroyer USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51) enables effective anti-air, anti-submarine, arrived in its new homeport, Naval Station anti-surface, and strike operations in high- Rota, Spain, as the U.S. Navy’s newest threat environments. Forward Deployed Naval Forces-Europe “As one of the most technologically destroyer, April 11, 2021. advanced destroyers in the entire Prior to arriving in Rota, Arleigh Burke United States Navy, we are excited to operated with USS Roosevelt (DDG 80), provide additional capability to Sixth Virginia-class attack submarine USS Fleet operations,” said Cmdr. Patrick Vermont (SSN 792), and P-8A maritime Chapman, commanding officer, USS patrol and reconnaissance aircraft to Arleigh Burke. “However, even stronger conduct multi-domain anti-submarine than the technology we have been warfare operations in the Atlantic. outfitted with is the strength of our crew. “To USS Arleigh Burke crew and family, Every day we train to be the most effective I extend a warm welcome to the Sixth crew possible – one that is ready for Fleet team,” said Vice Adm. Gene Black, sustained forward presence in the Sixth commander, U.S. Sixth Fleet. “Arleigh Fleet area of operations.” Burke deployed with my strike group, and With an Aegis weapon system, USS I am honored to have this mighty warship, Arleigh Burke brings the U.S. Navy’s with its newly upgraded capabilities, join top-of-the-line capabilities to the U.S. our destroyer squadron in Spain. In the European Phased Adaptive Approach The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), arrives at Naval great words of Adm. Arleigh Burke, ‘this and NATO’s robust integrated air missile Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Apr. 11, 2021. ship is built to fight,’ and as the first ship defense architecture. USS Arleigh in its class, USS Arleigh Burke maintains Burke will support these missions, while Burke who served valiantly in World War a remarkable naval legacy.” patrolling the waters surrounding Europe II and the Korean War, before ultimately USS Arleigh Burke was the first U.S. and Africa, ensuring freedom of navigation serving as the Chief of Naval Operations, in critical waterways. the highest ranking U.S. Navy position. USS Arleigh Burke Prior to transiting the Atlantic, USS will replace USS Arleigh Burke took coronavirus-related Donald Cook (DDG precautions to ensure the crew arrived in 75) as part of several theater safe and healthy. scheduled homeport USS Arlegh Burke will operate under shifts to occur in Commander, Task Force 65 and Destroyer support of the U.S. Squadron 60, headquartered in Rota, Navy’s long-range Spain, which oversees the forward- plan to gradually rotate deployed ships in U.S. Sixth Fleet’s area the four Rota-based of operation in support of regional allies destroyers. The first and partners, as well as U.S. national rotation occurred in security interests in Europe and Africa. spring of 2020 when U.S. Sixth Fleet, headquartered in USS Roosevelt (DDG Naples, Italy, conducts the full spectrum of 80) replaced USS joint and naval operations, often in concert Carney (DDG 64). with allied, and interagency partners, in Lt. Juan Figueroa, supply officer aboard the Master-at-Arms First Class Nicholas Murray, a Sailor aboard the Arleigh USS Aleigh Burke order to advance U.S. national interests Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), is named after the late and security and stability in Europe and USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51), reunites with family reunites with family after the ship arrived at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Africa. after the ship arrived at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain Apr. 11, 2021. Adm. Arleigh Albert Rota, Spain, Apr. 11, 2021. Coastline | April 22, 2021 13 US Embassy Spain Chargé d'Affaires Conrad Tribble Tours Naval Station Rota Photos by MC1 Nathan Carpenter U.S. Embassy Spain Chargé d'Affaires Conrad Tribble tours Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota with Capt. David Baird, NAVSTA Rota commanding officer. During the tour, Chargé Tribble visited the base galley, airfield, housing, pier, Marine and EOD teams, and the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Porter (DDG 78). 14 April 22, 2021 | Coastline Destroyer Squadron 60 Embarks USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) By Ensign Amy Skaggs security operations in the Aegean Sea. USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) Public Affairs “Whenever security challenges arise our job is to provide options for our nation’s Capt. Joseph Gagliano, Commodore, leaders,” said Gagliano. “Our ability to Destroyer Squadron 60 (DESRON 60) quickly maneuver ships throughout the and Commander, Task Force 65 (CTF theater does just that.” 65), embarked the Arleigh Burke-class U.S. Sixth Fleet presence in Europe guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt is highly important to supporting NATO (DDG 80), April 14, 2021. and protecting U.S. national interests. Capt. Gagliano and his staff joined The embarkation furthers this ability ship’s company at a brief-stop-for-fuel in by placing DESRON 60 leadership on Souda Bay in preparation for maritime scene, increasing the speed of decision-making at the tactical edge. Roosevelt Sailors are eager to incorporate the complement of skilled watch standers and tacticians into ship’s company. “Hosting our top Photo by MC2 Andrea Rumple leadership is an excellent Quartermaster Seaman Caityln Menze raises the Destroyer Squadron 60 pennant aboard the Arleigh opportunity for the Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt (DDG 80), April 15, 2021. Roosevelt, forward- deployed to Rota, Spain, is on its second patrol in the U.S. Sixth Fleet area of operations in support Commodore and his staff to of regional allies and partners and U.S. national security interests in Europe and Africa. see how Roosevelt operates on a day-to-day basis,” said operates throughout the region training the waters of Europe and Africa, from Hospital Corpsman 2nd with NATO Allies and partners, increasing the Cape of Good Hope to the Arctic Class Marc Ramos. capacity and capability while strengthening Circle, demonstrating their mastery of the Capt. Gagliano regional ties. maritime domain. commands a Surface Roosevelt, along with embarked MH- U.S. Sixth Fleet, headquartered in Action Group comprised of 60R Sea Hawks, is one of four U.S. Navy Naples, Italy, conducts the full spectrum of Roosevelt and USS Donald destroyers based in Rota, Spain, and joint and naval operations, often in concert Cook (DDG 75) as they set assigned to Commander, Task Force 65 with allied and interagency partners, in Photo by AWR2 Joshua Kautzman to execute U.S. Sixth Fleet in support of NATO’s Integrated Air Missile order to advance U.S. national interests The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt Defense architecture. These forward and security and stability in Europe and (DDG 80), front, and the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile tasking. destroyer USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) sail in formation, April The U.S. Navy routinely deployed naval forces-Europe ships Africa. 15, 2021. have the flexibility to operate throughout
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Avenida de Fuentebravía 3. El Puerto de Santa María (36.603757, -6.266260) TM Burger King Corporation © 2018 Burger King Europe GmbH. All rights reserved. Coastline | April 22, 2021 15 USS Roosevelt Conducts Replenishment-at-Sea Naval Station Rota Commanding Officer Signs Story and photos by MC2 Andrea Child Abuse Prevention Month Proclamation Rumple Photo by MC3 Jacob Owen USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) Public Affairs Capt. David Baird, commanding officer of Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, signs a The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile proclamation in observance of Child Abuse Prevention Month. Baird was joined by destroyer USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) installation family advocacy coordinators, counselors, and childcare representatives. conducted a scheduled replenishment-at- sea (RAS) with the fast combat support ship USNS Supply (T-AOE 6), April 9, 2021. “My team did a fantastic job executing Gunner’s Mate Seaman Jason Garcia, left, shoots the second RAS of Patrol 2,” said Cmdr. line to the fast combat support ship USNS Supply Ryan Kendall, commanding officer of (T-AOE 6) during a replenishment-at-sea aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer Roosevelt. “We are thankful for the USS Roosevelt (DDG 80), April 9, 2021. opportunity to remain at sea and conduct Sixth Fleet maritime operations.” keeping with the Navy’s adage of ‘Forged Roosevelt took on 250,000 gallons of by the Sea’,” said Boatswain’s Mate F-76 fuel, 4,000 gallons of JP-5 fuel for Seaman Christian Coleman, a Sailor the embarked MH-60R helicopters, and assigned to Roosevelt. “They provide 26 pallets of food stores during the RAS. Sailors needed assets that make the Without the needed fuel and stores, the mission accomplishable.” ship would not be able to stay at sea Roosevelt is one of four U.S. Navy where it is needed. destroyers based in Rota, Spain, and “Underway replenishments are in assigned to Commander, Task Force 65 in support of NATO’s Integrated Air Missile Defense architecture. These forward deployed naval forces-Europe ships have the flexibility to operate throughout the waters of Europe and Africa, from the Cape of Good Hope to the Arctic Circle, demonstrating their mastery of the maritime domain. U.S. Sixth Fleet, headquartered in Naples, Italy, conducts the full spectrum of Senior Chief Operation’s Specialist Jeremiah joint and naval operations, often in concert Hoyt handles line aboard the Arleigh Burke-class with allied and interagency partners, in guided-missile destroyer USS Roosevelt (DDG order to advance U.S. national interests 80) during a replenishment-at-sea with the fast and security and stability in Europe and combat support ship USNS Supply (T-AOE 6), Africa. April 9, 2021. 16 April 22, 2021 | Coastline Murder on the Night Train! MWR Library Hosts Murder Mystery Night By Janell Selvera on the task of figuring out who amongst Rota MWR Library them was the killer. At this point no one knew who had done it. All the guest were "Murder Mystery on the Night Train" fabulously dressed and fully immersed in held at the MWR Library, April 9, 2021, their characters, which made the night a was a hit! Twelve guests arrived promptly lot of fun. To add to the fun, each guest at 5 p.m. to board the European Belle was given a silly secret trait upon arrival leaving from Hungary for its destination that they had to demonstrate throughout in Russia. Soon after the train departed, the night. This made the task of finding the guests were enjoying a light snack the killer hilarious! when they heard a scream from the ticket When the train came to a stop in inspector Al Aboard as she discovered Russia, the killer was named; it was the dead body of world-famous concert Hugh Dunnit. Attendees were presented pianist Reid Muzik. awards at the end of the night for best Courtesy photos The guests of Carriage 1 then took acting, best costume, and best detective.
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OPENST & THURSDAY 1 RD SATURDAY 3 FASHION & RESTORATION Coastline | April 22, 2021 17 Leaving the Earth a Better Place: Naval Station Rota Honors Vietnam Veterans NAVSTA Rota Participates in Beach Clean-up Photos by MC2 Eduardo Otero Photos by MC3 Jacob Owen Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota community members came together to clean up several coastal areas located on NAVSTA Rota, April 17, 2021. The clean-up was organized by NAVSTA Rota's Public Works Department Environmental Division as part of their annual Earth Day programs.
A monument honoring veterans stands at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota’s Veterans Memorial Plaza during a ceremony honoring Vietnam War veterans and surviving spouses, Apr. 13, 2021. March 29, 2021 is designated as National Vietnam War Veterans Day to honor the men and women who served during the war.
Command Master Chief Kimberly Ferguson, Capt. David Baird, commanding officer of command master chief of Naval Station (NAVSTA) Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, speaks during Rota, speaks during a ceremony honoring a ceremony honoring Vietnam War veterans Vietnam War veterans and surviving spouses at and surviving spouses at the installation, Apr. the installation, Apr. 13, 2021. 13, 2021.
Capt. David Baird, commanding officer of Daniel MacPherson, guest speaker and grandson Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, speaks during of a Vietnam War veteran, speaks during a a ceremony honoring Vietnam War veterans ceremony honoring Vietnam War veterans and and surviving spouses at the installation, Apr. surviving spouses at Naval Station (NAVSTA) 13, 2021. Rota, Apr. 13, 2021. Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Rota (NMCRS) 18 April 22, 2021 | Coastline
PSSN Trenton Artis
Personnel Specialist Seaman Trenton have the opportunity to have.” Artis, assigned to Personnel Support His collateral duties – command mail Detachment (PSD) at Naval Station PO, command public affairs officer, (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, is the transfer command master-at-arms, and RAPIDS and separation clerk in addition to the I.D. card lab clerk – have provided him reenlistment and extension clerk. additional learning within the Navy and “My daily routine includes providing his rate. flights for service members and their When he’s not at work or attending dependents, and assisting them with classes through University of Maryland any pay and travel related question,” he Global Campus, he can be found taking explained. “I also create reenlistment photographs or working on cars, shopping and extension contracts, process SRBs in different cities, taking road trips, and and OTEIPs, and create and unlock CAC indulging in the Spanish culture. cards.” “My feats of being stationed in Spain are Artis was born in Okinawa, Japan but exploring the mountainous and historical grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina regions such as Grazalema or Ronda with before enlisting in the Navy. This is his the perfect areas to take photos,” said first command. Artis. “Also, I enjoyed how relaxed the “My favorite part is of being stationed culture is and the variety of food available.” with PSD is the people I had the opportunity Though he is getting ready to leave in CLOSED to work alongside,” he said. “Also, the the coming months, Artis is thankful for FOR SPRING HOLIDAYS unique learning and work experience not his time here, the people he met, and the until Wednesday May 6th many other PS (personnel specialists) friends he made. Coastline | April 22, 2021 19 20 April 22, 2021 | Coastline U.S. Naval Forces-Africa’s FAST Conducts Cross-Continent Exercise From U.S. Naval Forces Europe and throughout Africa.” Africa / U.S. Sixth Fleet Public Affairs U.S. Africa Command has conducted a number of exercises in West Africa The U.S. continues to partner with G5 this spring. The first two exercises were Sahel countries (Burkina Faso, Chad, completed by troops stationed at Camp Mali, Mauritania, Niger), French forces, Lemonnier, Djibouti, and tested the and other international partners to fight command’s ability to move troops quickly against violent extremism across the across the continent from east to west in Sahel. support of partners throughout the region. U.S. Sailors and Marines assigned On a recent exercise in Gao on March 30, to Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Team, U.S. officers met with the Malian Armed Europe (FASTEUR), a part of Navy Forces (FAMa) Theater Commander and Expeditionary Combat Force Europe- Military Region Commander to better Africa/Task Force (CTF) 68, stationed in understand the challenges faced by the Rota, Spain, traveled to Timbuktu, Mali, FAMa and reiterated the U.S. commitment on April 16, 2021. The U.S. unit worked to working together to combat terrorism with French Operation Barkhane forces and partner to bring stability to Mali. during the exercise. This latest trip to FAST provides security to vital naval Timbuktu tested the command’s ability and national assets by conducting rapid to rapidly move troops from Europe into response expeditionary antiterrorism West Africa. and security operations for the African Photos by USMC Sgt. William Chockey “Our Joint Response Force FAST and European area of responsibility. U.S. Marines with Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Company, Europe (FASTEUR), U.S. Navy Sailors deployment demonstrates our steadfast Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 8 (EODMU 8), and Naval Construction Forces, the “Seabees”, CTF 68 provides explosive ordnance commitment to partner and support Commander, Task Force - 68 (CTF-68) personnel board a U.S. Air Force C-130 in Rota, Spain, April disposal operations, naval construction, 15, 2021 for a joint forces readiness exercise in Mali, Africa. U.S. forces routinely conduct operational security in Western Africa,” said CTF 68 expeditionary security, and theater and logistics assessment exercises across regions to prepare for contingencies, exercise readiness, Commodore, Capt. Cameron Chen. “Our security efforts in the U.S. Sixth Fleet area and identify areas of improvement. integrated Naval Expeditionary Force of responsibility. from CTF 68 is ready to rapidly deploy Mobile Construction Battalion 11, and and improve its readiness, and further The exercise detachment consisted combat power in the form of Marines and other supporting capabilities from various symbolized the U.S. commitment to of FAST Marines, Explosive Ordnance Sailors to clear, secure, build, and protect Naval and Marine units. security in the region. Disposal (EOD) Mobile Unit 8, Naval This exercise helped the FAST test
U.S. Marines with Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Company, Europe (FASTEUR), U.S. Navy Sailors U.S. Marines with Fleet Anti-terrorism Security Company, Europe (FASTEUR), Commander, Task with Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 8 (EODMU 8), and Naval Construction Forces, the Force - 68 (CTF-68), and French armed forces soldiers provide over watch during a joint forces “Seabees”, Commander, Task Force - 68 (CTF-68) personnel disembark a U.S. Air Force C-130 in readiness exercise in Timbuktu, Mali, April 16, 2021. Niamey, Niger, April 15, 2021 for a joint forces readiness exercise in Mali, Africa. Coastline | April 22, 2021 21 NAVAL STATION ROTA COMMUNITY RESOURCES Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings After Hours: +34 660 984 511 1614 or email [email protected] for more Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are scheduled Emergency Assistance After Hours: +1 (877) 272-7337 information on the Visiting Nurse Program. The Visiting Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1900 (7 p.m.) in the Fellowship Nurse Program supports the following classes and support NMCRS Thrift Store groups: Hall at the Chapel. All meetings – in person or by Zoom – Mon / Wed: 1000 – 1230 Pregnancy and Postpartum Support Group: Held the are for people with a problem with alcohol, a desire to stop Thurs: 1000 – 1230, 1600 – 1800 3rd Wednesday of every month at 11:30 outdoors in the drinking, personnel requiring training, or with a curiosity Sat: 1100 – 1400 (every third Saturday) common area between the Community Support Building about Alcoholics Anonymous. For information, contact NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS! Tired of waiting in line? and the Library. No sign up is necessary. Joe. B. at 649-23-95-63. Want a guaranteed shopping window on your lunch break? Active Duty Maternal Support Group: Held the 2nd AA off base: “Rota Drydocker.” Every Saturday, 1600 Or maybe you want to be the first in the store to scope Thursday at 16:00 in Classroom A011 of the Community (4 p.m.) by Zoom only. For information on how to join the our new deals! Visit http://linktr.ee/nmcrsrota to schedule Support Building. No sign up is necessary. **BEGINNING Zoom session, contact Joe Garcia at 629-27-13-12 or your appointment! THIS MAY** 649-23-95-63. SATURDAY SALE! We are open the third Saturday of Perinatal Grief Support Group: Held the 2nd Wednesday every month from 1100 – 1400. at 11:30 in Classroom A011 of the Community Support TAG SALE! The third week of every month is the monthly American Red Cross Building. No sign up is necessary. **BEGINNING THIS tag sale. Each item on clearance is discounted to $0.50, Mon / Wed / Fri, 0800-1400 MAY** or you can gill a DeCA grocery bag for $3.00. Tues /Thurs: Closed Breastfeeding Class: Held the 3rd Thursday at 12:00 All training services and CPR classes are on hold Thrift Shop Donation Box Hours in Classroom A011 of the Community Support Building. Per Red Cross Division mandates, volunteering in the Mon / Thurs, 1100 – 1300 (or until full) This is one of four prenatal classes taught in coordination office is not allowed at this time. For more information, Please ensure all items are in bags or sealed boxes prior with Naval Hospital Rota OBGYN Clinic. Registration is call us during business hours at 956-82-2333, or visit our to dropping in the box. If you have fragile items to donate, required! Reserve your spot by calling the Naval Hospital Facebook page, @RedCrossRota. Staff available by phone speak with a volunteer in the shop for assistance. DO Rota OBGYN Clinic at DSN 727-3511. even though the office is closed NOT DUMP ITEMS OUTSIDE OF THE DROP BOX. ALL Postpartum and Baby Basics Class: Held the 4th American Red Cross Emergency DUMPED ITEMS WILL BE DISPOSED OF. Thursday at 12:00 in Classroom A011 of the Community Upcoming NMCRS and Hospital maternal Support Building. This is one of four prenatal classes taught Communications Service in coordination with Naval Hospital Rota OBGYN Clinic. Red Cross Emergency Messages services operate 24/7. programs and classes: Registration is required! Reserve your spot by calling the If you have a family emergency during business hours, call BUDGET FOR BABY WORKSHOP April 27, 1100-1300 *virtual* Naval Hospital Rota OBGYN Clinic at DSN 727-3511. us immediately at 956-82-2333/DSN 314-727-2333. After May 4, 1100-1300 hours or on weekends, our national call center can be Budget for Baby Workshop is offered virtually twice a reached at 1-877-272-7337. Messages can also be initiated month! Are you a new or prospective parent? Join us Preschool Services for Children online, at https://www.redcross.org/military-emergency- via Skype for Business from 1100 – 1300 on the second communication.html with Disabilities and fourth Tuesday of every month. New parents learn Child Find for children three to five years of age is an about military pay fluctuations, baby expenses, consumer ongoing outreach program that locates and identifies Navy College pressures targeting new parents, and entitlements children who may have developmental delays or Mon / Wed / Thurs, 0830-1630 available through government and private sources. This educational disabilities and need special services. If you Navy College Office Rota is open to walk-in customers. class is now open to both active duty and government have concerns regarding your child's development please Services include providing information on academic civilian families. All participants will receive a New Parent contact 727-4185 or 727-4435. programs, tuition assistance information, academic Gift, including a $50 Amazon gift card, a handmade baby advising, and more. blanket, and other items from the USO, the American Red Due to the Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus (FLPB) Cross, and United Through Reading. For more information, USO Rota Memorandum for Record (MFR) and limited availability, or to sign up for the workshop, call 727-1614, email rota@ For all USO Rota events and more “like” USO Rota on The Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) will nmcrs.org, or drop by the NMCRS Office. Facebook at www.facebook.com/USORota be limited to recertification only until further notice. The NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB) will only be April 20, 1100-1300 *virtual* administered for Sailors applying for qualified programs. All Orientation is offered virtually once a month! Are you WIC Overseas testing is on a case-by-case basis and by appointment only. interested in volunteering in the NMCRS Office or Thrift Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Overseas is a Contact [email protected] for more information. Shop? We have several opportunities to grow your resume nutrition education and supplemental food program that For Rota Navy College counselors assistance, please while contributing to our community! Visit http://linktr.ee/ aims to improve the overall health and wellness of families call 956-82-2798 or DSN: (314) 727-2798 or visit the office. nmcrsrota to apply as a volunteer and join us for a virtual for active duty service members and their dependents, You can also email [email protected] or visit us volunteer orientation via Zoom on the third Tuesday DoD civilian employees and their dependents, DoD of every month. Email us at [email protected] for more contractors and their dependents. Basic nutrition and on Facebook at Navy College Office Rota for all updates. information! health screenings, drafts to be redeemed for nutritious foods, access to resources & tips that help you and your NMCRS Visiting Nurse family lead healthier lives, healthier birth weights for babies, Visiting Nurse Margaret Becker, RN, BSN, IBCLC will Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society reduced anemia rates for children, breastfeeding support, provide home and virtual visits, classes, and community Mon - Fri: 1000 – 1600 breast pump loan program, breastfeeding/pumping room support groups for active duty and retired Sailors, Marines, Office DSN: 727-1614 open to everyone. Call 727-2921 for more information. Office COMM: +34 956 821 614 and their families. Please contact Margaret at DSN 727- 22 April 22, 2021 | Coastline condition. ITV good until 2021. 52500 KM. Asking 6300 Euros OBO. 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To place a classified ad, submit information by the MONDAY prior to the desired publication date. Ads will run for one Land Rover Free Lander, 2001, Automatic, good shape, edition only. FreeEl ads are available to TEIMercado cardholders for non-commercial goods. Email submissions to coastline@ ITV good, European specs, 3,650 euros, tel. 653780296 eu.navy.mil. Non-TEI cardholders and/or ads of commercial nature (real estate, for-profit business) require payment Volvo XC 90, Automatic, 4x4, ITV good, European specs, 2006, 5,950 euros, call 653780296 and must be submitted to [email protected]. RENTALS CARS FOR SALE For rent beautiful apartment in the most uniquely designed house in Rota. Beachfront 2018 Opel Corsa, Automatic, Excellent condition, with unrestricted view over the bay to Cadiz, 5 mins. from the base. 3 bedrooms, open 16,700 miles, A/C, bluetooth, OnStar, still under fire, air-conditioning. Fully furnished. €1.350 pm. No realtor fees. Call owner 678 205 209. warranty, auto dimming review view mirror, rear Beautiful 2 bedroom Rota apartment with beach views for rent, yard, view parking camera, fog lights, parking sensor, EU Community pool, 1,450 euros / month negotiable, call Karen tel 607 564 132 specs, gasoline, ITV good, $9,978. Tel 642438625 Rota Beach front apartment on c. Virgen Del Mar, 2 rooms, 1 full bathroom, living 2011 Toyota Verso, great family vehicle, room, kitchen, entryway, 1300€ / month (water included) please call Mila at 697 130 excellent condition, 167k kms, 6sp 2.0 diesel, 921 BEAUTIFUL SEA-VIEW VILLA IN CHIPIONA. 1,450€/M NEGOCIABLE. LISTING 7passenger, ITV valid until Aug 2021, $7500 / € NUMBER 127072. 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms. 1200m2 plot. 160m2 house. 250m to 6,800. Call David at 686.732.389 if interested. the beach. Safe, quiet and private. Automatic gate and outside lights. Double-glassing. 2002 Volvo S-40 Sedan, 2.0T, 5 speed manual, Black 4 Door sedan, ~150 km, Fireplace. Aircon./heating. Ceiling fans. Mosquito nets. Storage. Diner attached to kitchen. AC, power windows and locks, Looks decent and has been to Madrid, Portugal, Roof-terrace with sea-view. English-speaking landlord. Available 1st Nov. CELL 667586839. Granada, and Cordoba without any problems. Drove to Ronda and Cordoba and PICTURES WWW.SWEETHOMESPAIN.ES
DoDEA Sure Start for SY 2021-22 If you have a child that will turn four years are you feeling crabby? old by Sept. 1, 2021, your child may be eligible for DoDEA’s pre-kindergarten Sure Start program. Applications are being accepted now and will continue through the summer. For more information contact the then come School Liaison at [email protected]. to crabby´s ! Spanish Schools Individual Information Appointments The School Liaison will host individual information appointments for families wishing to use Spanish schools for school year 2021-22 and need help with the process. Check You out https://www.smore.com/szfpt for more information about Spanish Schools. Contact no c w an [email protected] or call 727-2425 for more information or to make an appointment. ou enj a r m oy t an eals Individual College 101 & Financial Aid 101 Workshops fr y ti Students or parents interested in learning about the college planning or financial aid om me 2 p process can make an appointment to sit down with the School Liaison. Free resources m! are provided. Contact [email protected] or call 727-2425 for more information. Tutor.Com for Military Families w SCAN & LOCATE e u Tutor.com for U.S. Military Families (Tutor.com/military), funded by the U.S. Department n men of Defense (DoD) and Coast Guard Mutual Assistance (CGMA), is a program that allows ds ki or , izza ish eligible students in Kindergarten through college to connect to a live tutor online at any p rn f d pco k an time (24/7/361) for one-to-one help with homework, studying, test prep and more, at CRAbby´s coastfood po rin ! ft d am PUERTO SHERRY so cre no cost. Paseo Marítimo, Casa 39 - Local 3 ice El Puerto de Santa María - Cádiz Call the School Liaison before You GO Tlf. 644 480 556 If you are planning to PCS or change your duty station in the future, contact the School Liaison to help you with your transitions. Your School Liaison can also put you in contact with your gaining installation’s SL. 24 April 22, 2021 | Coastline
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