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Civilian Marksmanship Program Corp. for the Promotion of Rifle Practice and Firearms Safety PO Box 576 Port Clinton, OH 43452 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 576 Port Clinton, OH 43452 Civilian Marksmanship Program Corp. for the Promotion of Rifle Practice and Firearms Safety PO Box 576 Port Clinton, OH 43452 National Civilian Pistol Team (Team members receive Elihu Root Gold Medals), Coach: William Tomlinson, Richmond, VA, Captain: Karl Woerner, Charlottesville, VA, both representing the Virginia State Association-Gray Team, Steve Reiter, Tucson, AZ, Steve Locatelli, Conifer, CO, Gary McIntire, II, Show Low, AZ and Brad Lightner, Bailey, CO, Presenter: COL James Chisman Junior Pistol Team Trophy (Team members receive Junior Pistol Team Plaques), TSRA Junior Gold, 541-8X, Captain: Donald Lowry, Nathan Clay, Heather Deppe, Presenter: Mr. Bill Willoughby Gold Cup Trophy, USMC Scarlet, 1114-30X, Coach: Sgt Luke Awtrey, GySgt Richard Gray, Sgt Mathew Prykryl, CW02 Billy Williamson, GySgt Brian Zins, Presenter: MG Greg Wayt Major General Wayt opens the National Trophy Pistol Matches Awards 2005 National Matches Major General Greg Wayt, the Adjutant General of the State of Ohio, was the First Shot Speaker and had the honor of firing the ceremonial first shot to open the 2005 National Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. The traditional First Shot Ceremony at Camp Perry took place on July 11th. Everyone in attendance enjoyed a colorful ceremony that benefited from the better side of Camp Perry weather, with the sun shining and a light breeze coming off of Lake Erie. Ms. Judith Legerski, Vice Chair of the CMP Board of Directors, Mr. John Sigler, First Vice President of the NRA, Chris Redfern, Ohio State House of Representatives, District 80, Robert Latta, Ohio State House of Representatives, District 6, representatives of Senator George Voinovich and Senator Mike DeWine and many other distinguished guests also attended the ceremony. General Wayt was appointed by the Governor of Ohio and assumed the duties of the Adjutant General on 1 July 2004. He is a member of the Governor’s cabinet and is responsible for the operation of the Ohio Oglethorpe Trophy, Virginia State Association-Gray, 1084-26X, U. S. Coast Guard Trophy, USAR Black, 1105-8X, Coach: Adjutant General’s Department and the military preparedness of the Ohio Coach: William Tomlinson, Captain: Karl Woerner, Allan MAJ Rhonda Bright, Captain: MAJ Alan Toler, SSG James Distinguished guests are honored Army National Guard, the Ohio Air National Guard, the Ohio Military Reserve and the Ohio Bacon, Charles Byrd II, Lee Fleming, Michael Patterson, Henderson, MSG Robert Kolesar, SGT Jonathan Rosene, at the First Shot Ceremony for their Naval Militia. General Wayt is a Distinguished Military Graduate from the Ohio State Presenter: MG Greg Wayt MAJ Jay Williams, Presenter: MG Greg Wayt support of the National Matches. University ROTC program. He began his military career as an artillery officer in 1975. In his comments, General Wayt credited General A. B. Critchfield, former Adjutant General of Ohio, as being “the real father of Camp Perry whose Pistol Distinguished Badges vision was to establish the world’s finest rifle range.” He noted how land for Camp Perry was purchased in 1905, and that the camp was named CIVILIAN COAST GUARD 1SG Andrew C. Fegley, ARNG after Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, the victorious American Naval 1326 Keith Langermeier Brooklyn, OH LTJG Vincent J. Jansen MAJ Ross N. Finley, ARNG 1327 Gregory Derr Marshfield, MA CWO Brad K. Wise SSG David J. Hastings, ARNG commander who defeated the British in 1813 at the Battle of Lake Erie. SPC Leigh R. Jenks III, ARNG 1328 David Cooper Akron, OH GM2 Michael D. Gordon General Wayt also spoke about the future of Camp Perry. “The future of 1329 Tom Mazzitelli North Royalton, OH 1SG Joel P. Kaczorowski, USA 1330 Michael D. Luma Castalia, OH LTC Richard C. Knowlton, ARNG the National Matches here at Camp Perry is very bright. The Camp Perry NAVY SFC Larry K. Larson, ARNG Executive Council, comprised of the senior leadership from the Adjutant 1331 Delores Williams Summerville, WV AOC William Ayers, USN 1332 Matthew Buckman Lovettsville, AL SGM Patrick McNamara, USA General’s Department, Civilian Marksmanship Program, National Rifle LCDR Thomas Flatley, USN MSG Tung M. Nguyen, USA 1333 William Barron Troy, AL STG1 Ian Harrod, USN Association, and three local General Assembly members, was recently 1334 Mark Williams Johnson City, NY 1SG Lance L. Robson, ARNG NC1 John Hughes, USN SSG Janet Sokolowski, USA formed to ensure the matches are world class and to steer and prioritize 1335 Alan Barcon Wolverine Lake, MI CWO3 Michael Berard, USN 1336 Thomas Potter Dorchester, MA SFC Kenneth L. Tallant, ARNG the master plan that has been developed for Camp Perry. The master LCDR Barbara Gies, USN MSG Sanford R. Ussery, ARNG plan will shape the development of Camp Perry for the next 25 years. 1337 Keith Hodge Tacoma, WA LCDR Kevin Glancey, USN 1338 Kenneth Patton Bremerton, WA SGT James P. Young III, ARNG This partnership is seeking innovative ways to resource this plan; and I can Major General Wayt fired the first shot of the 2005 GMC Raymond Jack, USN National Matches with a Model 1903 Springfield rifle. 1339 Gordon Bouchard Southbridge, MA tell you that we are committed to making Camp Perry a world-class facility. Wayt said, “I chose this rifle as it is known for its 1340 Don Willocks Jefferson City, TN MARINES Our goal for Camp Perry is to have an impact on the economic development accuracy and I need as much help as I can get!” 1341 Brett Spriggel Summersville, WV ARMY SSgt Troy L. Allenbaugh of the community, to increase the number of participants in the matches, 1342 Andrew Mitchell West Patterson, NJ SSG William J. Allar, ARNG WO 1 Peter T. Burns 1343 Jack Heisel Eugene, OR SFC Derrick C. Banning, ARNG and make this a world-class range just as General Critchfield envisioned in 1905.” SFC Gregory Clement, ARNG 1344 John Turnauckas Stuart, OK SSG Norman S. Dimatteo, ARNG AIR FORCE He described recent actions by the state and Ohio National Guard to develop Camp 1345 Phillip E Rucks Jr Oceanside, CA Not available Perry. “The State of Ohio is investing more than one million dollars for road 1346 Charles Armentrout Greensboro, NC 1348 Frank J Burke Hillsboro, OR construction, utilities upgrades, and renovation of many post facilities. In addition, 1349 David Bridges Spring Valley, CA the Federal Government provided 1.5 million dollars for a county sewer extension 1350 Keith Buesing Hamilton, IA that will be completed in the near future. Our most recent construction projects in- 1351 John Douglas Williamstown, WV clude: the renovation of the Hough Grove motel rooms and a $ 1.4 million dollar 1352 Michael Kirk Oradell, NJ Viale Range berm and target replacement project, which will be completed and 1353 Earle Andrews Midlothian, TX 1354 Faisal Yamin Keansburg, NJ ready for use in the 2006 National Matches.” 1355 Paul Adamowski Marmora, NJ Additional photos from the ceremony can be viewed at http:// 1356 Joe Jindrich Toddville, IA The color guard for the 1357 Janice Raymond Ionia, MI First Shot Ceremony was www.odcmp.com/Photos/05/FirstShot/index.htm. The CMP 1358 Raymond Wallander Pleasant Gap, PA the Navy JROTC Color National Trophy Pistol Matches results are posted on the CMP 1359 Gary Feazelle Roanoke, VA Guard from the Admiral web site at http://clubs.odcmp.com/cgi-bin/ 1360 Joe P Fisher II Triangle, VA King High School, Lorain, 1361 John Hagan Evergreen, CO Ohio. report_matchResult.cgi?matchID=804. Winner of the President’s Pistol Match, SSG James Henderson, USAR, and Steve Reiter, winner of the National Trophy Pistol Individual Match, presented Distinguished Pistol Shot Badges to new Distinguished civilian shooters during a special ceremony at the National Trophy Pistol Matches Award Ceremony. National Trophy Pistol Matches National Trophy Pistol Matches Awards A Message from the DCM: TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL AWARDS - NATIONAL TROPHY TEAM MATCH The CMP is pleased to provide the Final Results of the 2005 High Individual Competitor SSG James Henderson, USAR, Festus, MO 293-9X U.S. Military Police Corps Trophy National Trophy Pistol Matches. This year, we changed the way we 2005 First Shot Ceremony ............ Inside Cover High Air Force Competitor Maj Scott Willocks, USAF, Jefferson, TN 275-6X General Carl Spaatz Trophy present National Matches results. There were three results phases. High Army Competitor SSG James Henderson, USAR, Festus, MO 293-9X General Mellon Trophy First, competitor scores and trophy lists were posted on the CMP web Message from DCM .........................................1 INDIVIDUAL AGGREGATES site and at the CMP Results Center during the matches. Second, we High Civilian, NTI + NTT Steve Reiter, Tucson, AZ 577-19X Anheuser-Busch Trophy published a preliminary results bulletin that was available at the pistol 2005 Pistol Award Presenters..........................1 High Active Army, NTI + NTT SSG Robert Park II, USA, Phenix City, AL 579-13X Army Forces Command Trophy award ceremony. The third results phase is this final results bulletin. High Marine, NTI + NTT GySgt Richard Gray, USMC, Fredericksburg, VA 568-15X William McMillan Trophy The National Matches & National Match Staff .2 High Navy, NTI + NTT CDR Gino Celia, USNR, Lansdowne, VA 549-8X Fleet Admiral Nimitz Trophy There are several people and organizations to thank for their significant contributions to another great National Matches: USMC Team, Army Reservist and Civilian • The Army Marksmanship Unit and coaches representing the Active Take Top Honors in National Trophy Pistol and Reserve teams from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force Matches ........................................................3 and Coast Guard gave us a superb Pistol Small Arms Firing School. President’s Pistol Match...................................4 • The NRA staff and range volunteers operated the ranges with President’s Junior .22 Caliber Pistol Match .....6 efficiency, courtesy and skill.
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