THE WINDWARD MARINE

23, ,1972 Vol. 21, No. 24 MCAS, Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii June

VMFA-212 returns by Sgt Bruce A. Waitman

Marine Fighter Attack that the F4J Phantom's of 212, a Okinawa-Ry uky us Campaigns. Carrier Air 16 (CVW 16) in -212, which has been fighter aircraft, will be replaced by a During the Korean War the preparation for deployment to providing close air support to the squadron of A6's, an attack aircraft. squadron flew a total of 18,257 Southeast Asia. In April, CVW 16 left combat missions with a total flying for Vietnam. South Vietnamese during the latest The general stated that the A6 time of 39,893.4 hours. communist offensive, is now returning aircraft will be able to provide better For the third time in its history home to K-Bay. close air support to the South The squadron first came to 212 was called upon to engage an The squadron has been in South Vietnamese troops than the F4J could. K-Bay in April 1955, where it joined enemy in Asia. Vietnam about two months. Over 200 the 1st Provisional Marine Air-Ground V MFA-212 was originally The squadron returned to K-Bay members of 212 landed at K-Bay (the forerunner of the 1st on March 1, 1942 at Ewa, on Dec. 10, 1965. In 1966, 212 was Wednesday morning. The rest are activated Marine Brigade). In the fall of 1958, World War awarded the Commandant's Aviation scheduled to arrive this weekend. Territory of Hawaii. During 212 left for Japan, returning during enviable record. It Efficiency Trophy for general General Robert E. Cushman, 212 amassed an the Spring of 1959. Commandant of the Marine Corps, was credited with shooting down excellence. Last year the squadron was In September 1960, 212 left made the announcement about 212 132% enemy aircraft, the fifth highest awarded the Chief of Naval Operations again for the Far East, returning eight during a Press Conference with total for a Marine squadron during the Annual Safety Award and The months later. Hawaiian news media representatives war; destroyed countless tons of small Robert M. Hanson Marine Fighter Tuesday. shipping; and earned two Presidential In. January 1965, 212 left for Squadron of the Year Award. In response to queries from the Unit Citations for operations during California for training exercises with VMFA -212 is commanded by newsmen, Gen Cushman remarked the Guadalcanal-Tulagi and Naval squadrons attached to Attack LtCol RD. Revie. davd ewe `Pleased with K-Bay appearance'

"Combat Readiness is the name Kansas Tower on the mission of the Gen Cushman took part in the ribbon general presented individual as well as of the game," according to Gen Station and Brigade, observed an cutting ceremony dedicating the company trophies to the winners. Robert E. Cushman, Commandant of intercept on the radar scope at "Showboat," t h e new enlisted guest After stopping at the E'Club and the Marine Corps. MACS-2, between a Phantom armed house. Messhall I he proceeded to Hanger Gen Cushman made the remarks with sidewinder missiles and a drone. After meeting several sergeant 105 where he was briefed on MAG-24 Monday during his visit to K-Bay while He also looked at the new Beach majors at the SNCO Club he stopped and looked at MAG's aircraft. speaking to the men of the 3rd Marine House. at all three Homes of the Month. The general left around 3 p.m. Regiment at a Regimental Field Meet. Following lunch at the O'Club Next came a short trip to the His visit here was the last stop of Aside from the Field Meet, the where he commended the officers Rifle Range, followed by the Field a Western Pacific tour to Marine bases Commandant also was briefed at present on the appearance of the base, Meet at Regimental Headquarters. The in Japan, Vietnam and Okinawa. "Welcome Home Daddy," was perhaps a Father's Day gift a few days late, but the spirit was still the same as Terry Mussoto and her daughter Erica await husband and father, Cpl David M Mussoto, returning to K-Bay from Vietnam with VMFA-212. (photo by LCp1 Mike Lane) This boat doesn't float

by Sgt Robert L. Nash

Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were motel? No! The Showboat is more DFC to Capt Robillard held Monday by the Commandant of elaborately furnished. "It's more like a the Marine Corps effieially designs ting house," replied one enlisted man upon a Hostess House at K-Bay. viewing the living quarters. by SSgt Philip F. Hartranft It's called the Showboat Hostess The Showboat has 12 living House and opens today at 10 a.m. The units: ten two-bedroom units, one Showboat is located in Building 462 three-bedroom unit, and one Marine Capt John A. Robillard next to the SNCO Club. Each features a was awarded the Distinguished Flying A Hostess House is exactly what four-bedroom unit. complete with a Cross here June 16 for his heroism in the name implies. It is "to provide kitchenette all have supporting the successful medical lodging at reasonable prices so refrigerator and stove, and have evacuation of twenty friendly personnel may host dependents and spacious living rooms. Some casualties in Vietnam. family guests." Priority for assignment dining rooms and the smaller ones Colonel W.G. Crocker, at the Hostess House will be enlisted have dinettes. MAG-24, c ommanding Officer, ranks, privates through sergeants Work on the Showboat began presented the award to Capt Robillard major, then retired enlisted. prior to last December and a complete General Robert E. Cushman, Commandant of the Marine Corps, cuts the ribbon, formal ceremonies. during For personnel on Temporary renovation was accomplished by officially designating the Showboat Hostess House at K-Bay as LtGen W.K. Jones, Robillard, currently serving as Living Allowance (TLA) the Showboat Public Works personnel. This included CG, FMFPac, holds the ribbon. Looking on is Col W.J. White, Station Commander. the Ground Support Officer, is perfect. Persons on TLA staying at interior/exterior painting and repairs, (photo by Sgt Paul Reynolds) H&MS-24, received his decoration for the Showboat will receive half of their plus electrical rewiring and boiler his heroic actions on April 9, 1971, in TLA plus the normal daily room fee of maintenance. The project officer for Quang Nam Province. $8. the Showboat was Maj Royall W. Geis, that date and while serving On Your parents, sister, brother Station Management Engineer. with Marine Light Helicopter coming to Hawaii to visit you? Make Squadron-367, he was advised that All units rent for $8 a day. The their trip a unique experience by living Possible dock strike Monday twenty friendly casualties needed to Showboat will have a civilian manager, base in a quarters-type unit. be evacuated from an area near aboard two desk clerks and maid service six This is only one example where the Liberty Bridge. The ground unit was out of seven days. Showboat may be of use. Another engaged in a hotly contested ground Capt Robillard Although initially the units will would be for those Marines on fight with an undetermined number of have all the basic living essentials, unaccompanied tours whose wife may enemy troops. Capt (then a first within the next sixty days all units will from some enemy positions was to come out for a 2-4 week lieutenant) Robillard was immediately be able have wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes and silenced and the fire from others visit. launched as Wingman in a flight of two decorative pictures for the walls: MAG XO suppressed sufficiently enough to Although the usual length of LtCol Warfield AH-1G Cobra helicopters (gunships) Further downstream the Hostess enable the friendly ground unit to stay at the Showboat is two weeks, assigned to support the evacuation of House will acquire smokestacks, a break contact." two one-week extensions may be by Sgt Robert L. Nash the wounded. wheelhouse and a large side paddle Capt Robillard, a five-year granted on a space available basis. Upon arrival at the area he was wheel giving creditability to its title as Marine veteran, reported to the Air Now that you know there is a A new face appeared at K-Bay told by the ground forces that they "The Showboat." He served in Vietnam with Station a year ago following a tour in Hostess House, how about the June 15 as LtCol Clifford D. Warfield were under intense mortar and For more information about the Marine Aircraft Group-12 in 1968 and Vietnam. accommodations? What is it - a hotel, assumed the duties as the Executive automatic weapons fire from enemy Showboat call 73520 or 73108. Ask 1969. Officer of MAG-24. positions to their south and east. 100% for Mrs. Vivian Bryant . LtCol Warfield is married to the He relieved LtCol The citation, which accompanied Paul K. former Lois Burkowski ofVessington German who will be attending his award, told of the ensueing action the Springs, S.C. He and his wife have Naval War College in New Port, in part:"...Undaunted by the heavy R.I. three children. LtCol Warfield comes to-K-Bay volume of hostile fire directed at his from FMFPac where he served aircraft, several rounds of which struck with the Air Operations training and damaged his helicopter, he Help'em with Section, G-3 for two skillfully maneuvered his gunship at and one half years. A native of Frankfort, S.D., is low altitude to lay down a dense he the recipient of the smoke screen along the southern and Legion of Merit, Distinguished eastern edge of the friendly perimeter clean up Flying Cross (two), and on and then completely disregarded his 21 Strike/Flight Air Medals. own safety as he boldly maneuvered He holds a Bachelor of Arts his helicopter on repeated rocket and degree from Huron College, Huron, the Volunteers are needed to help strafmg runs which suppressed the S.D., and a MBA from George clean-up areas of the old Waimanalo Washington enemy fire sufficiently enough to University. Plantation Village. inside enable the casualties to be safely The project will begin tomorrow extracted." at 8 a.m. with volunteers meeting at Once he determined that the the high school located in the center Go to the fair casualties were safely out of the area of Waimanalo. Men and women are Page 2 Viewpoint he returned to his home base to rearm needed to volunteer a day of their and refuel his Cobra helicopter. Then The 50th State Fair is being held Briefs time to help tow abandoned cars, cut Navy Nurse once again he returned to the at the H.I.C. It will end July 4. overhanging branches, and pick up beleaguered ground force still hotly Among the free attractions roadside trash. Page 3 Classified Ads engaged with the enemy force. offered will be band concerts, singers, The project will be the start of a Movies His citation, in part, continues: magic and clown acts and appearances rat control program conducted by the Club News intensity of the by Checkers and Pogo. "...Undeterred by the Waimanalo Health Committee. Persons damaged his Admission is $1.50 for adults Page 4 CMC visit hostile fire which again desiring additional information should aircraft, impending darkness, and Dig a little deeper if you want to see the rest. You presently see a little over half of and $1 for children. Special Services Sports Shorts call Capt Cook, Human Relations the girls. For those who haven't noticed the scale 58 percent would be exact. This no longer has any tickets. Field Meet deteriorating weather conditions, he Officer, at 72337. representing the figure that the Navy Relief fund drive has reached of its set goal. Fair hours will be from 6 p.m. to boldly maneuvered his gunship on At the completion of the repeated rocket and strafing runs and Each week in the Windy more and more of the girls will be shown as the chive midnight weekdays and from 11 a.m. cleanup, there will be a Luau for all climbs towards its goal. But if you want to see the rest you'll have to hurry up as to midnight Saturdays, Sundays and delivered his ordnance with such participants of the cleanup. devastating effectiveness that the fire the drive reaches the half way point today. July 4. 2

SECURITY DUTY - There is a requirement that sergeants and below write Charles E. Early, 515 Palmer or telephone (813) 955-0289. The Aug. 4. For information regarding The Enlisted Club is authorized to critical shortage of Marines needed to remain unmarried until completion of Bank Building, Sarasota, Fla. 33577, Third Marine Association will partial, minimum service, call spend $7,800 to renovate the dining serve as embassy guards in the 102 a tour of duty. Full details are in MCO hold its annual reunion July 19 257-3548. room at the club. embassies around the world. Marines 1306.2G or check with your career through 23 at the Savannah Inn and WAREHOUSE \-\ OD TO CHANGE UNIFORM - HOURS selected may be assigned to such planner. Country Club, Savannah, Ga. For CHANGE The uniform of the day for the Officer - Beginning July 6, the places as London, Rome, Paris, Hong NO TANKS, THEY'RE NOT more information call Harold J. Special Services of the Day will be undress blues Warehouse hours of Kong and Tel Aviv. Under the Security LEGAL - Tank tops are NOT Mellow, P.O. Box 10553, Knoxville, operation will be from beginning July 1. 7:30 a.m. to Guard Program only unmarried lance authorized for on or off station wear. of I Tenn. 37919. 4:30 p.m. corporals and above are eligible LOOK, UP IN THE SKY - TLA ACCOMMODATIONS - RELIGIOUS SCHOOL - To MORMONS - Anyone having although exceptionally qualified There will be a fireworks display here 114/EN Recipients of TLA must be residing in register for religious school, contact LDS personnel checking in or LDS privates first class will be granted for the 4th of July starting at 8:15 hotels or hotel-like accommodations Chaplain Rosenblatt at the Aloha personnel requesting religious waivers by HQMC. They will be p.m. The fireworks will be set off at which have been approved for TLA. Chapel. Call 4-4124. Anyone assistance are asked to call Capt Ted promoted to lance corporal upon the golf course on the 13th green. 4,o)- Check Hotel Information Bulletin No. interested in attending Jewish religious Long at 72661 or 254-2945. completion of a six-week course of REUNIONS - The Fifth Marine 14 of Sept. 1, 1971 and changes. services may do so at the Aloha A FOUR DAY WEEKEND HAS instruction at the Security Guard Division Association will hold its 06. #1/ ZOONOSES CLINIC CLOSED - Chapel, Pearl Harbor. BEEN AUTHORIZED FOR JULY School at Arlington, Va. Assignment annual reunion in Sarasota, Fla., June The Veterinary Service's Zoonoses E' CLUB DINING FACILITY - 1-4. to the program is voluntary due to the 28 to July 2. Fo'r more information UTILITIES coNsERwo i ON Clinic will be closed from July 10 to

Viewpoint: Have you earned that respect?

The article in Windy's accomplishment of a given task. If he barracks to check out on liberty. Why responsibility have been weeded "Viewpoint", entitled "Treat NCOs is incapable of this, his promotion to should NCOs be exempted from out or are in the process of getting Right," requested views and NCO is wasted. Troops need not be something that they themselves have out," is misdirected at best. Perhaps comments. As an NCO of a different career- minded to respect an NCO who presented to the troops as a necessity many of those who get out, do so opinion, I would appreciate having my is responsible and capable of for so long? By the same token, even because of a different brand of weed; opinion published in response to exemplary conduct, but they do not Staff NCOs and Officers are included other NCOs who are content to R.R.R. respect a man simply because he is an an recall rosters. stagnate on their NCO laurels while The ambivalence expressed in NCO. their troops are subjected to the core the statement "How can we gain the While the rank rates respect, the Perhaps the Career-Oriented of the Corps. respect of the troops and the authority NCO must rate the rank by gaining Marine who expects to be given more over them..." appalls me as an NCO. respect. than the stripe and pay increase, ought If, indeed, there is a very dark It seems to me that an NCO merits For years NCOs have told troops to examine the goals of his career. The future for the Marine Corps, as R.R.R. suggests, respect from his troops because he is that there is a logical and practical endowment of other benefits is perhaps we NCOs are capable of leading Marines in the reason for personnel who live in the instilled by the NCO himself, not by obligated to examine and reconsider the Marine Corps. Respect and our own priorities. After all, it is authority are earned, not rationed. nobody's Corps but our own. Remember the piece of paper that ordains an NCO? It says something about "special trust and confidence in Cpl Daniel P. Malone Commentary: the fidelity and abilities..." A Co., 3d Recon Bn.

R.R.R.'s reference to those Editor's note: Cpl Malone is considered NCOs "who picked up rank too fast an outstanding all around Marine at A Vote on Nov. 1, 1912 and were unable to cope with the Co., 3rd Recon Bn. WASHINGTON, D.C. alternatives are available to the nation. (NAVNEWS) - The general election of Each individual must determine for 1972 will see Americans all over the himself which policies he thinks are in world taking part in choosing a the best interests of the country, and Freedom Letter Contest Opens President, Vice President, members of which candidates or parties offer the the Congress, and State and local best leadership in the pursuit of those The Freedom's Foundation officials. policies. Valley Forge Patriots Award For many members of the Such is the electoral process, the letter writing contest has opened Armed Forces who are between the foundation of our form of for 1972 with the theme, "Free- ages of 18 and 21 -- this will be their government. And, the process begins dom Has A Price." first opportunity to take part in he now. The writers of the best letters elective process of the United States. from among all branches of the In the American system of If you want to be a part of it and active duty Armed Forces and government, the voter is ultimately have an educated voice in the direction 7e components will each empowered with choosing the of our government, register, apply for receive $1,000 from the Free- direction of our domestic and foreign an absentee ballot, become well doms Foundation at Valley policy. Coupled with this right is the informed about the issues and the Forge, Pa. There also will be responsibility to find out what candidates and vote on November 7. 50 awards of $100 each and another 50 awards of $50 each. George Washington Honor Medals and Honor Certificates plete unit and home state ad- also will be awarded. dresses, and zip codes. All en- Navy Nurse 'waves' tries should be sent by Nov. 1 to The top 10 winners of the Freedoms Foundation, Valley 1972 contest will be invited to Forge, PA 19481. Valley Forge to receive their Service members awards at the annual also are en- hello to new home presenta- couraged to enter other cate- tion ceremony. gories, such as editorials, car- Entries need not be in letter toons, essays, public addresses by Sgt Robert L. Nash form, but may be essay or po- or sermons relating to the etry of from 100 to 500 words. theme "Freedom Has A Price." Included should be the author's These categories are open a lady in white entered worked in a field to In May She also name, rank, social security both civilians and military per- the Dependents Clinic, becoming the hospital in Phu Bai, Vietnam, while number, branch of service, corn- sonnel. first and only Navy Nurse at K-Bay. doing exchange duty with the Army. The lady is Lieutenant Ann A Vietnam Vet, no doubt.. with lots Yahner. She presently heads the of OJT (on the job training). Clinic here. Dependents Upon reporting to K-Bay Lt in 1966 Her Navy career began Yahner's observations were, "that the K-Bay from the when she graduated Dependents Clinics are well supervised University of Vermont with a Bachelor and offers a surprisingly large number She was of Science degree in Nursing. of services to dependents." also commissioned that same year. Working with Marines and their She looks forward to her job at Spotlight dependents is no "new thing" for Lt the Dependents Clinic with "interest." Yahner. She is married to Marine "It will be a challenge," she says, Lieutenant Frank Yahner, a Naval "alleviating problems and offering Flight Officer presently stationed at more services to dependents." Most of Cherry Point, N.C. He is due to report all she wants to make people aware of Navy Lieutenant Ann Yahner checks the ears of Donald E. Swann II as part of her to Camp Smith later this fall. the services that the Dependents Clinic job as a Navy nurse at the Dependents Clinic. Lt Yahner presently heads the She has been stationed with has to offer. Dependents Clinic and is the first and only Navy nurse stationed at K-Bay. (photo Marines a number of times. Her duty by Sgt Paul Reynolds) stations include Camp Pendleton, San Her plans are: (1) getting Diego, Guam, Vietnam and prior to dependents in to see the doctor with reporting here, Cherry Point. the least amount of waiting time, (2) Belleau Wood, a page in history She could probably "best" some improving the physical outlay of Marines at telling "war stories," as she waiting and examining rooms, and (3) spent a year off the coast of Vietnam making larger, the allergy and by Sgt "Mojo" Ryan CWO-2 P.A. Rossano CWO-2 N.K. Weaver Lt M.T. Berko Maj F.J. Schober 2/3 1st MarBde 21st Dental Co H&MS-24 on the USS Sanctuary, a hospital ship. immunization area. Cert of Comm Cert of Comm Augmentation Merit Service Med She describes her tour aboard the A native of Burlington, Vt., she In all of mankind there is no was vicious and no quarter was given. Sanctuary as "a most rewarding part is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. greater test than Mortal Combat, In most cases the action was of her career." Scott-Smith. where one man is pitted against hand to hand combat, and the Marines another and usually only one can be fought so hard and well the Germans the victor, This test came for the men nicknamed them the "Teufel-Hunden of the 4th Marine Brigade in France. (DEVIL-DOGS). For 20 days the wiNowARD MARINE One June 26, 1918 some 54 years ago, " fighting raged, and not only did the they fought at a place called Belleau A Marines defeat the Germans, but drove N RM 5T Ft 0 N-q Wood, and won against seasoned 0,1

I Little Leisure Lines

Directions will be playing from and Tuesday - 11:30 a.m. to 8 at 2 p.m. Tickets cost $1.50 and 7:30 - 11 p.m. Admission 75 p.m.; Wednesday - 8 a.m. to 8 are now on sale at the Kennedy Meetings cents - members, $1.50 - p.m.; Thursday - 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Theatre box office. 11111111 non- members. Friday - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Monday: Members Night Saturday - 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 from 4:30 to 9 p.m. Clean-up p.m.; and Sunday - 1 to 5 p.m. around the Club and painting will continue. Free cookout for Staff Wives' members only. Teen Council Notices The board meeting will be meeting. on Tuesday at 2466C Cochran St. Wednesday: Open from 5 to Events at 7 p.m. Our business meeting 9 p.m. Come, help paint, mop, for the month of July will be on play ping-pong, have a good time. Wives' July 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Girls Membership drive for new Enlisted KMCAS Scout room. Anyone needing year opens July 1, open to all If you're new at the more info can call the Welcoming teen dependents 13 to 18 years. and are interested in what Salute to America, a Chairman, Clora Mai, 254-2964 or Cost is 50 cents monthly. The E'Wives do, please inspect our Hawaiian Independence Day the Halley, 254-4783. Teen Club is the 19th "Club Scrapbook" located in Stephanie located at Celebration will be the theme for Puka of the Golf Course. library on Station. We'd like to Enlisted Wives' the Fourth of July celebration to welcome you aboard and invite Our June Membership be held at the Kahuku Airstrip you to attend any or all of our (old Kahuku racetrack) from 9 Coffee is postponed to functions. For information a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 4. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the contact Mrs. Pat Brundage It will feature sack races, Family Theatre. Education 254-2350 or Mrs. Elizabeth three-legged races, watermelon Skelding 254-4884. Our Notes eating contests and a variety of membership is open to all military entertainers. Highlighting the day wives whose husband is an E-5 or Greetings for PSB's birthday from this weeks Windy Girl, Barbara Sinden. PSB will will be a Southern style barbecue. below. be celebrating its second anniversary as the youngest organization in the 1st Marine Youth Special Services has tickets for $3 per person. Brigade from Tuesday thru Friday. Barbara, 36-25-35, also wants everyone to know The University of Southern Staff Wives that PSB will have an Open House with static displays Activities California will be offering ASM at Platt Field on Tuesday "How the Other Half Don't forget to visit the 665, a course in Systems Analysis, Thrift Shop during their 10 cent from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Battalion will conduct an Awards ceremony on the Loves," a farce-comedy opens as part of their Master of Science ballfield at the corner of Seldon Street and Craig Avenue on Friday at I I a. in. Our today at the Honolulu sale. All Thrift Shop property will K-Bay Teen Club in Systems Management Program be on sale for 10 cents no matter blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauty invites by Jim Wallis, Community everyone out. (photo Photo Today: Same, painting here at K-Bay from July 3 - Aug. Theatre. what it is. Come spend your of Performances are scheduled for Club President) the club will continue. 14. money for good bargains and help today, tomorrow, July 7, 9, 13 Saturday: The New Registration will take place us support our military charities. and 15 with an 8 p.m. curtain at the Joint Education Center on Hospitality kits are also available Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. June 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Thrift Shop. Those of you on Thursday and 6:30 p.m. on leaving and coming could save Sunday. Tickets cost from $1.50 yourself a lot of money by using to $3.50. For reservations call the our hospitality kits. Do you have HCT box office 734-0274. at friends or family coming during "The Roar of the the summer? Is there a baby with Club Jottings Greasepaint, the Smell of the the visitors? We also have baby Crowd," a musical, opens at the beds in our hospitality kits. Kennedy Lab Theatre on June 29. Come see us at the Old Performances are scheduled for Mokapu School on Tue., Thurs., June The Library hours of 29, 30, July 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 and Sat., 9 a.m. to noon and and 9 at 8 p.m. O'Club THURSDAY: Pot Luck Dinner from 6 Countryaires will entertain from 9 p.m. to 1 operation are as follows: Monday and also on July 9 Thurs. Eve. 6:30 to 8:30. TONIGHT: Steak Night from 6:30 to to 8 p.m. All you can eat: Adults, $2.25; a.m. Shoppers Special - Vodka Drinks for 35 9:30 p.m. Dance to Rick and Sandi from 9 Teens, $1.75; and children under 12, 99 cents. p.m. to 1 a.m. Reservations required. cents. Reservations please. SUNDAY: Brunch from 9 a.m. to 1 SATURDAY: Candlelight dining from MANAGER'S NOTE: Keep the 4th of a.m. 7 to 9 p.m. Reservations please. July open. Big happenings at the Club! MONDAY: Monday Night at the SUNDAY: Buffet style Brunch, with Special evening meals, BB the clown for the Movies - 8 p.m., featuring Magic Garden of fresh fruit, from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.: kids, Polynesian show - Deltones and Stanley's Sweetheart rated (R). 6 Adults, $2; children under 12, $1. Free Fireworks. Flyer to follow. TUESDAY: Hans Collins at the Piano Classified Ads Bloody Mary with Brunch. Dinner: Crableg Bar from 8 - 11 p.m. and Tenderloin Buffet served from 6 to 9 SNCO CLUB WEDNESDAY: Mongolian Barbecue p.m. Reservations please. TODAY: The Adams Five will be on the Patio. Try it, you'll like it!!! WEDNESDAY: Special Stuffed Pork getting it together from 9 p.m. to I a.m. THURSDAY: Board of Advisors 1966 VW Bug, 1300, good condition; king "MARQUIS" wedding and engagement SATURDAY: Don Shane and the size, double and single beds; kitchen table set, Chops. Meeting at 1 a.m. Deadline diamond ring .28 diamond, white gold, DEADLINE FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS with 6 chairs; dresser desk combo; dresser; size 41/2, original price, $300, best offer. Call IS NOON MONDAY PRECEDING lawn mower; hedge trimmer; sidewalk edger; 72220/73615 DWH, 254-3847 AWH. PUBLICATION. garden tools. Call 257-2172 Ext 148 DWH, 254-2438 AWH. BLUE COUCH, 7' long and matching chair, $65/best offer; also swag lamp, $10. Call The 10 Commandments For Getting Along 1971 YAMAHA 90cc Trail Bike, mint 239-9844 anytime. condition, never used, 2 mirrors and For Sale package rack, $350/offer. Call 262-9950 1969 ROAD RUNNER, set up for drag anytime. racing, 383, 4 speed, positive traction, 4:88 36" THREE way lamp, $10; hanging lamp rear end gears, 510 lift, 300 duration ble, feel that with blue shade, $10; high intensity lamp, 1967 SUNBEAM Alpine, 4 speed crowler cam, traction bars, hi rise intake, 1. Keep skid chains on you regard themselves and refuse to transmission, 100 HP, great condition, $750 him as $3; light blue rug, 4x7, $7.50; end distributor, headers, all for $1800. Call your tongue; always say a per ,Of im- talk of another's vices. tables, $3.50 an 4.5; 20" girl's bike, $5; or bast offer. Must sell, leaving soon. Call 72047 DWH, 262-7773 AWH. less than you think. Culti- portance. Discourage gossip and adjustable metar'tied frame, $5; small 72003 DWH, 262-7251 AWH anytime. vate a low, persuasive 5. Be cheerful. Keep the make it a rule to say noth- barbeque, $2; child's life preserver , $1; two 1970 HONDA SL 350, excellent condition, voice. How you say it of- corners of your mouth ing of another unless it is 100 watt flood lights, $1 each; assorted 1969 D'ATSUN Station Wagon, 4 door, 1 low miles, helmet included. $575. Call ten counts for more than turned up. Hide your something good. paperback books, 15 cents each; children 5 owner, $1175; 196i Buick Special beluxe, anytime. what you say. books, 10 cents each. Call 73228 DWH or V8, 4 door, 1 owner, $150; Signature air pains, worries and disap- 8. Be careful of others' 261-4375 anytime. conditioner, 15,000 BTU, 220V, $125. Call WESTERN saddle, new, $395; Western 2. Make promises spar- pointments under a pleas- feelings. Wit and humor 72061 DWH or 254-4972 anytime. bridle, woven horse hair and bit, new, $25; ingly and keep them faith- ant smile. Laugh at good at the other fellow's ex- 1967 HONDA Scrambler including helmets, English Snaffle bridle, new, $60; Dehner fully, no matter what it stories and learn to tell pense are rarely worth the $285. Call 257-2161 DWH or 261-3151 HONDA 55 Motorcycle, 5660 miles, English riding boots, size 101/2D, brown, costs you. them. effort and may hurt where AWH. excellent condition, 150 MPG. Perfect for new, cost $92, asking $75; Royal Canadian local driving to work, leaving car for wife. Mounted Police boots, size 11E, new, cost 3. Never let an opportu- 6. an open least expected. Perserve PUNEE couch, $8; 2 student's desks, $7 for Bike has an additional large sprocket and $112, asking $75; English riding boots, size nity pass to say a kind mind on all debatable 9. Pay no attention to both; 4 '67 VW tire rims, $4 each. Call extra chain to allow for use as a dirt hill 91/20, brown, used, cost $150, asking $30; and encouraging word to questions. Discuss, b u t ill-natured remarks about 73698 DWH or 262-9048 AWH. climber. $100 firm. Call HMCS Blscoe English riding boots, size 10D, black, used, -or a b o u t-somebody. don't argue. It is a mark you. Simply live so that 72197 DWI-I, or 254-4510 anytime. cost $150, asking $15; Florsheim slip on Praise good work done, re- of superior minds to dis- nobody will believe them. ST. ANTHONY'S school uniforms - girl's oxford, size 101/2D, black, used slightly, cost gardless of who did it. If agree and yet be friendly. jumpers, approximate size 6 and 6x, good 2 SMALL walnut end tables and one coffee $45, asking $15; Western straw hat, girl's, Disordered nerves and small size, purple, new, $5; electric bug criticism is merited, criti- poor and excellent condition, $3 and $4.50. Call table, good condition, $10 each or 3 for 7. Let your virtues, if digestion are com- 254-1015 anytime. $25. Call 72071 DWH or 254-2963 AWH. fogger, Inside or out, garden, lanai, stable, cize helpfully, never spite- you have any, speak for mon results of backbiting. house, $25; Salton electric hot tray, fully. 31' SLOOP-RIGGED cruising trimaran, 1969 MUSTANG Mach 1 with factory air, refrigerated cold tray, plastic dome, ideal 4. Be interested in oth- Clip out and save- AA31 series, complete inventory, stereo, polyglass tires, needs engine work, for buffet serving, all for $45. Call 261-5908 ers; interested in their professionally built, must sell. Slip 236, "T" not running well. Below wholesale bluebook anytime. pursuits, their w e a e, Pier, Ala Wai Yacht Harbor, $8,000. at $1650. Call 72161 DWH or 261-6355 If r AWH. and pad, $75; their homes and families. Financing available. Call 257-2161 Ext. 168 1 LEE's 501 nylon beige rug DWH or 261-3151 AWH. 1 Kenmore deluxe dishwasher, $125. 114 Make merry with those 1963 PLYMOUTH Valiant convertible, Alkahi Loop. Call 254-2480 DWH. who weep. Let everyone Food Scoop I OLDER P-Cat 18' fiberglass sailing $200, available June 30. Call 72284 OWH, you meet, however hum- Catamaran, good sailing condition, deluxe SUPPER - Roast turkey, trailer, spare sails, $900 firm. Call 257-2161 ROBERTS 808D player/recorder, $75; Services Offered buttered spinach, glazed carrots. Ext. 168 DWH or 261-3151 AWH. Pioneer SA202 stereo reverbolator, $50. SPEEDLINE - Chili con carne, Call 72189 DWH or 239-7894 AWH. BABYSITTER - Dependable. Call 254-3875 chili dog, luncheon loaf sandwich. 1970 TRIUMPH Spitfire convertible anytime. w/radio and heater, excellent condition, 1967 MGB-GT blue/white, vinyl top, white Interior, excellent condition everywhere. Tuesday $1700. Call 254-3862 anytime. BABYSIT in my home, anytime and any Call 73546 DWH or 239.7885 anytime. age. Call 2544082 anytime. Join EOD and Friday DINNER - Chicken fried steak, 1964 VOLKS Bug, excellent mechanical peas, DINNER - Chicken rice soup, creamed mashed potatoes. shape, $395/offer. Leaving Island. Call SEARS Stereo, $125; birch maple NEED light hauling done or If you're SUPPER Chili con carne, baked chicken, buttered - 43.39541 DWH, 254-1485 AWH. Secretary, offer; solid maple captain's chair, moving, give me a call. Ask for Mike, have a succotash. steamed rice, collard greens. $15; 8mm movie camera, $20; large 261-6521 anytime. blast SUPPER - Spaghetti, braised SPEEDLINE - Steak sandwich, TWO (2) Fedder's room air conditioners, Kamado (Japanese BBQ), $40; GE 3 speed meat balls, garlic french bread. salami and cheese sandwich, egg 12,000 BTU, excellent condition, 2 years fan, $20. Call 261-5492 anytime. SPEEDLINE - Corned beef on salad sandwich. old. Call 254-1485 AWH. Wanted WASHINGTON, D.C. - Marines 1965 MERCURY Montclair 2 door hardtop, rye, bologna sandwich, barbecued low mileage, nice desiring a more challenging Wednesday 1964 YOLKS 1500S sedan, $425/offer, but needs some work, and ham. body has rust, excellent engine and tires. make offer. Call 257-3527 DWH or GIRL to work at Auto Rental located at 7 financially rewarding job may want to DINNER - Beef rice soup, meat Call 254-1485 AWH. 262-8298 AWH. Day Store area, KMCAS. Call 254-1320 enter the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Saturday loaf, fried cabbage. anytime. SUPPER - Smothered pork SUPPER - Grilled ham steak, WHIRLPOOL air conditioner, 6,000 BTU, 6 1 STRAIGHT Axle, fits most Chevy's, chairs. field (EOD). The Marine Corps has an USED washing machine, refrigerator, chops, baked fish, hot spiced baked macaroni & cheese, raisin months old, leaving Island, must sell, $150/offer; 4 Goodyear Polyglass tires, new, Call 235-3281 after 4:30 p.m. urgent need for 25 new technicians. beets. sauce. $90/offer. Call 254-1485 AWH. $180/offer; gun rack, $5; diving spear, $7; 24" boy's bike, EOD technicians earn an SPEEDLINE - Grilled ham & SPEEDLINE - Ham on rye, $35; large stuffed animals, offer. Call 261-5492 cheese, egg salad sandwich, french grilled cheese, roast beef 1967 SUNBEAM Alpine, 4 speed anytime. additional $55 monthly for hazardous 100 HP, good condition, For Rent fried potatoes. sandwich. transmission, duty pay and are promoted, normally, $750. Call 72003 DWH, ask for Sgt COMBINATION B&W TV, stereo, radio, AWH. dark walnut, Magnavox console, after a minimum amount of time in Thursday Kershaw, or 262-6170 has been BACHELOR studio apartment In private Sunday lovingly preserved, no chips, scratches, etc., home. Has private driveway, entrance and grade. The elite group of 36 officers SUPPER - Roast beef, mashed DINNER - Oven roast pork, 1961 LINCOLN Continental, all power, everything works, $125; boy's 20" bike, lanai. References. Close to base. Call and 151 enlisted Marines is trained to potatoes, corn on cob. cream gravy, buttered asparagus. $395/best offer. Call 72669 DWH, $15. Call 254-2439 anytime. 254-2550 anytime. disarm every known weapons system SPEEDLINE - Ham on rye, SUPPER - Southern fried 262-7444 AWH. chicken, baked chicken, mashed 1963 FORD Galaxies, make offer. Contact HOUSE - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished and grilled cheese, roast beef to handle explosives. sandwich. potatoes. 1960 VW Bug, good running condition, Sgt Barrett at 72008 DWH or 239-7735 w/carpeting throughout, good Qualified volunteers will attend SPEEDLINE Hot pork motor overhauled, $375. Call 247-4410 AWH. neiunnorhood, $375/month. Lease required. & cheese anytime. .__.. '2435 DWH, 261-4806 AWH. the two-week Phase I EOD Course at Monday sandwich, ham 1963 RAMBLER Station Wagon, standard, the U.S. Army Chemical Center and DINNER - Assorted franks, hot sandwich, luncheon loaf 1968 VW convertible, excellent condition, good transportation, very reliable, make School, Fort McClellan, Ala., for basic tamale pie, spanish rice. sandwich. tape deck, $1100. Call 521-1680 AWH. offer. Call 257.3577 DWH or 262.8298 AWH. Free orientation on explosives and 1966 MG Midget convertible, green top \- handling, then attend a 19-week missing, $400. Call GySgt Rhoades, Bde WHIRLPOOL washer, good working THREE kittens, 9 weeks old, house trained, course at the U.S. Naval Schools, 72423/73275 DWH, 254-4743 condition, $50/offer. Call 73664 DWH. excellent with children. Call 72722 DWH. School, AWH. Indian Head, Md. at the flicks Candidates are restricted to the 1965 DODGE Dart, 2 door hardtop, 6, no rust, grade of lieutenant or warrant officer, standard transmission, Slant new Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun paint, very clean, excellent mechanical or in the case of enlisted Marines, condition, $700. Call 72141/72722 DWH, 72041 AWH. CHAMPUS after service??? sergeant and below. A refresher FAMILY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 THEATRE course, for EOD technicians, above the AKC Standard Dachshund pups, $100, rank of sergeant, is also offered. But mother, $75. Call 254-4866 anytime. BOONDOCKER 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DENVER - The Denver-based beneficiaries that except when the active candidates must have graduated from AKC Chocolate Mini-Poodle, 8 months, headquarters of the Civilian Health and duty sponsor retires or dies, a family's BELIEVE IN ME - Michael Sarrazin, Jacqueline Bisset, R, drama the Phase I class before they are shots and house trained. Call 254-4082 Medical Program of the Uniformed eligibility for CHAMPUS ceases as of eligible for the U.S. Naval School. CACTUS FLOWER - Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman, PG, comedy anytime. I 3. PRIVATE DUTY NURSES - Kathy Cannon, Joyce Williams, R, drama Services has received a number of midnight the day the sponsor is separated The courses, which instruct in is I 4. TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA - Clint Eastwood, Shirley MacLaine, PG, western 7 HP OUTBOARD motor, 1 month old, less inquiries concerning the eligibility for from active duty. If a dependent elementary time, original physics, electricity, and 5. NED KELLY - Mick Jagger, Allen Bickford, PG, western than two hours running cost, CHAMPUS benefits of dependents of hospitalized at the time of the sponsor's the recovery and disposal of all known 6. MCKENZIE BREAK- Brian Keith, Helmut Griem, PG, drama $230, will sell immediately for $170/best offer. Call 257-2619 DWH. active duty military personnel following separation, CHAMPUS can share the cost I 7. MURPHY'S WAR - Peter O'Toole, Sean Phillips, PG, drama weapons systems, prepare enlisted of care only through midnight of the day 1 8. CHANDLER - Warren Oates, Leslie Caron, PG, drama the sponsor's separation from the military candidates for a 2336 MOS. 9. BRIDES OF BLOOD - John Ashley, Kent Taylor, R, horror 1970 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle, service under announced early-out of separation. Similarly, CHAMPUS Additional information may be 10. WALKABOUT - Jenny Agutter, David Gumpilil, PG, drama 125cc Rapido, good bike for street and trail, cannot, under current provisions of the $200; Kawasaki 125cc set up for dirt, good programs. obtained I 11. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GUNFIGHTER Suzanne Pleshette, James Garner, G, from company career - beginners bike, $150. Call 254-3121 AWH, law, pay for maternity care beyond the planners. I western 73116 DWH. CHAMPUS officials are reminding uut and save J day of separation. 4

CMC finds K-Bay a-TRACK-tive

General Robert E. Cushman, Commandant of the Marine Corps, talks to members of the 3rd Marine Regiment during his visit to K-Bay Monday. Geri Cushman observed a 3rd Marine Regiment field meet and presented trophies to the winners. (photo by Sgt Paul Reynolds)

G-R-R-R-U-N-T! goes Sgt H.H. Thomas (left) Charlie Company, 1/3, straining to help his team win the tug-o-war. Next to him in the foreground is Cpl H.L. Jeter, also straining away. Observing the event (center > background, seated) are the Commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen Robert E. Cushman Jr., Col J.P. Connolly II, CO, 3rd MarReg and LtGen W.K. Jones, CG, FMFPac. (photo by LCpl Mike Lane)

Sports Shorts `Charlie' takes Regimental Field Meet If the 3rd Marines Regimental individually equal or better their time like king-of-the-hill, with no hill, two were Echo Company, 2/3, taking Field Meet, held Monday, were filmed of 21:58? seven-man teams, few holds barred, second place and "Battling Bravo" by Bone... and produced as a major motion Consider the comedy angle as and the objective of removing one Company, 1/3, coming in Number picture. . it might just sell. the commanding officers and company team by any means from a Three. Consider the "dark horse" angle, first sergeants participated in a RAW circle).. .and last but not least, the One last problem. ..we need a provided by the men of "Charging Egg Toss Match. One step back, toss, pugil stick event, sitting on a log five title for our picture. How about Sportsline....72142 Charlie" Company (1/3) as they swoosh, e-a-s-y catch. One step back, feet above two mattresses. G*R*U*N*T*S; if you were there, out-scored seven other companies to toss, swoosh, SPLAT! The winners, Co-starring in the winner's slot you'd have heard a lot of them. win the Regimental Commanding and only "unsplattered" players were Officer's Trophy. Capt R.F. Vercauterin and lstSgt RJ. Charlie Company had just gotten Dellett of H&S Co., 2/3. off Regimental Guard Duty, which If the cheers and jeers on that YOUTH FOOTBALL ON THE WAY With the ending of the Little League limited their practice time to last event weren't enough for the action baseball season coming up, youngsters will have a chance for more athletic practically nil. comedy angle, how about a few quick The eligible by participating in games for the K-Bay Youth Football Association. Consider also the "Remington shots of the Sleeping Bag Cover Race. 10-12, 12-14, Raiders" Headquarters ages go from 8 to 16 years old with four major age divisions. (8-10, of Company, This one promises a few chuckles as at the Mokapu and 14-16). Registration for the Fall 1972 season begins mid-July who not only bested the "grunt" you watch a Marine trying to dress and Elementary School. Registration dates are scheduled for July 15, 22 and 29. All companies at one of their specialties undress inside a sleeping bag cover. you need is one healthy young player, proof of his date of birth (ID card or birth (grenade throwing event), but also color you can add the cast certificate) and a registration fee (which is used to provide his equipment). The fee added a spark of drama to the 3-mile For hundreds that participated in and will be $10 per boy and $5 for each additional boy per family (with a maximum of Team Relay Race. of attended the all day event. $20 per family). We had two championship teams last year in the four divisions The seven man "raiders" team who played other military youth teams on the island of had to have all members across the line For variety you can give glimpses Oahu .APOLOGY TO UMPIRES While attending a Training for a qualified score, so when a of the 19 different military oriented League Game this past weekend this reporter was asked if he would like to fill in as teammate faltered oar the last leg of events (except egg tossing) that were home plate umpire. _nothing to it thinks the unwary new ump.. it's just a kid's the race; they picked him up and run, including such thingi as grenade game. . .for the record: here's a SPORTS SHORTS SALUTE to any and all parents carried him in for the last mile. Slow tossing, various big and little weapons and other parties that ever worked as umpires for Little League Games.. .to 'em down? Yes, they didn't win the field stripping, tug-o-war, log race, CP anybody that uousiet unuerstand the meaning of these words, get yourself a bottle event, but how many of you can tent erection, circle throw (something of aspirin and tranquilizers and go on out and give it a try.. it was so embarrassing we were thinking of calling the column SPORTS SHORTS by MUD.

Sgt Michael Lynch, Echo Company, 2/3, swats away at his opponent, Cpl Joseph E. Wentzell, Charlie Company, 113, who is headed for a fall. Unfortunately for Sgt Lynch, he couldn't maintain his balance after Wentzell hit the deck and he also fell off onto the mattresses five feet below. Rules stated that the victor is the man that Schedules and Stets stays on the pole, so back they went, at least four times, with Cpl Wentzell finally winning the event. (photo by LCp1 Mike Lane)

INTRAMURAL,VOLLEYBALL ieette ieafeee (Games at Station Gym, Hangar 103)

23 JUNE 5:30 p.m. MARS -24 2nd Bn 3rd Mar Tigers catcher Timmy Mooney comes in for the slide as a teammate (background) Tonight 6:30 p.m. PSB MACS-2 heads for second The peg at third, thrown by Yankees pitcher Scott Williams to 7:30 p.m. 1st Bn 12th Mar 1st Radio Bn Now in the home stretch third baseman Andy Black failed to put the runner out and allowed a run for the Tigers. Nevertheless, the Yankees won the 5 to 2 game and the championship for 26 JUNE 5:30 p.m. HMH-463 1st Bn 3rd Mar The Little League Season at undefeated season. Of all the this year's K-Bay Minor Division Little League season. (photo by Tom Bone') Monday 6:30 p.m. lst Bn 12th Mar NUC K-Bay is in the home stretch, with youngsters baseball, T-Ball stands out 7:30 p.m. 1st Radio Bn MACS-2 some divisions already having as one of the most interesting. For completed their games for the year. instance the last Beavers game was a 27 JUNE 5:30 p.m. H&MS-24 MABS-24 In the Senior Division, the rout of the Islanders by a score of 33 Tuesday 6:30 p.m. 1st Bn 3rd Mar 1st Radio Bn Dodgers took first place with a final to 6. It may sound like a football 7:30 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar HMH-463 record of eight wins and one loss. The score, but don't forget the ages of the Cubs came in second tallying six wins, players. This year, the Beavers 28 JUNE 5:30 p.m. PSB VMFA-235 two losses. averaged about six runs per inning on Wednesday 6:30 p.m. MACS-2 NUC Third place went to the Pirates their games. The Beavers will be 7:30 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar 1st Bn 3rd Mar (3 wins, 5 losses), fourth to the playing an All-Star team composed of Panthers (2 wins, 6 losses), and in the top players from the other teams in 29 JUNE 5:30 p.m. MACS-2 Hq Co Bde cellar was the Saints (1 win, 7 losses). the league on July 1. Thursday 6:30 p.m. VMFA-235 H&JvIS-24 The Minor Division Little League The Training League and Major 7:30 p.m. HMH-463 1st Radio Bn season ended with an exciting playoff Division League teams are still at it, with each league showing definite INTRAMURAL game between the Yankees and the SOFTBALL winner possibilities. (All games at Pollock Field) Tigers, with the final result being 5 to 2 in favor of the Yankees, who went In the Training League, the Golf Champs, . .Members of the Station Operations No. 1 intramural golf team on undefeated Orioles seem to have it 23 JUNE 4:30 p.m. To be announced accept their trophies for winning the Winter Intramural Golf Championships record as the season champs. The six, seven and eight-year-old sewed up, while the Major Division's Tonight 6:00 p.m. Hq Co Bde MARS -24 recently. Accepting (left to right) are: Capt S. W. Main, MSgt J.D. Bell (center) Senators have a clear lead over their 8:00 p.m. MACS-2 HMH .463 GySgt D.L. Yetter and MSgt H.D. Detrich. Maj R.L. Boyer (second from left) T-Ball League ended with the Beavers pulling off their second straight nearest opponents. Special Services Officer, presented the trophies. Not shown are C'WO -2 J.R. McRae 24 JUNE 9:00 a.m. HM H-463 MCAS-1 and SSgt D.G. Kundson. (photo by Paul Reynolds) Saturday 10:30 a.m. HMM-262 Navy 12:00 noon H&MS-24 Hq Co 3rd Mar 1:30 p.m. Hq Co Bde Comm Supt Ladies play Tourney 3:00 p.m. MACS-2 Penalty 1st Radio Bn Radio leads 26 JUNE 1st 4:30 p.m. 2nd Bn 3rd Mar Comm Supt K-Bay's Lady buffers played a and Polly Carlstead tied for second Monday 6:00 p.m. MACS-2 NUC Penalty Tournament recently. One with 6 points each. 8:00 p.m. MCAS-1 PSB point is given for each three-putt In B Flight, Louise Frye took IM Softball green, out-of-bounds and all hazards. first with 3; Adele Stewart was second 27 JUNE 4:30 p.m. VMFA-235 Hq Co 3rd Mar In A Flight, Shirley Phillips was with 4; and Dorothy Fenwick brought Tuesday 6:00 p.m. NUC Navy first with 5 points, and Sally Clifford in third with 5 points. 8:00 p.m. HMH463 HMM-262 Bidding for an undefeated season 28 JUNE 4:30 p.m. AMTRAC PSB championship, 1st Radio Wednesday 6:00 p.m. Hq Co 3rd Mar Navy Battalion is leading all other 8:00 p.m. StOps MCAS-1 teams on the Intramural Softball scene. 29 JUNE 4:30 p.m. 2nd Bn 3rd Mar MCAS-1 Totaling nineteen Thursday 6:00 p.m. MACS-2 H&MS-24 straight wins (up to July 19), 8:00 p.m. AMTRAC StOps the Radio Players are being paced by the VMFA-235 30 JUNE 4:30 p.m. MACS-2 AMTRAC team with an 18-1 record. Friday 6:00 p.m. HMM-262 1st Radio Bn Third place as of July 19 was 8:00 p.m. To be announced dominated by H&MS-24.