Vol. 9 No. 17 - II MARINEApril 25, 1980

In this issue . . . Navy League

K-Bay Marines gain recognition for renovations and innovations Page 3' Pohakuloa

Control team evalutes troop tactics Page 6 Amateur Champ

Marine contender closhoujit Vegas contest Page 7 Entertainment

May Events Calendar Page 9

Photo by 5591.1osoph Olochborn MORTAR TEAM - C.pl Teetai NtIllS01111, mortar team leader, steadies the mortar. The action took place at the Pohakuloa Training Look receives target coordinates by radio and passes the information to Area on the island of Hawaii during the Combat Readiness Evaluation New 1,CM Tolima Enatea who adjusts the weapon. I,Cpl Richard Rowairo Exercise "CREE Chieftain," April 16-18. The staff of the Hawaii Marine is pleased to offer its readers an improved format. As of May 7, New plan slices reaction time the Hawaii Marine will adopt a larger site and will be available Washington, MCNews A plan to On March 5, 1980, Deputy Secretary of off ships capable of handling Marine Corps Wednesday establish a "Near Propositioning Ship" Defense, W. Graham Claytor Jr., said, "We armored vehicles, artillery and other large afternoons. program has been approved. need a deployable sealift (prepositioning) items that severely tax airlift capabilities. In Carriers who currently deliver, The first equipment-loaded ships, capable capability more quickly than we can achieve addition, another ro-ro ship, two "break- the Sun Press to base housin of supporting a Marine Amphibious by waiting for new ships to he built." hulk" ships and two tankers will he made 'will distribute the Haws!, Brigade, could be on-station in the Indian As a result, a plan for "Near Term Pre- available by the Military Sealift Command. Ocean in July of this year. When required, positioning Ships" is being developed. The The ships will carry sufficient supplies to Marine. Voluntary donations Of the Marines would he flown to an area, joined goal is to establish a seven-ship pre- enable the Marine Amphibious Brigade to $1 per household per month will up with their prepositioned supplies and positioned force at Diego Garcia. Ships that operate for 15 (lays. be collected. The donation is equipment and he ready to accomplish their already exist and are available will he used, Tenative plans indicate the MAB will have strictly voluntary assigned mission as an integrated air-ground in effect reducing planned deployment time a strength of about 12,000. and is woad team. and speeding up the prepositioning of Forces available for rapid deployment exclusively to pay the carri In December 1979, the Secretary of combat materiel near potential trouble spots. consist of existing forces from all the services Deadline for copy is Thu Defense announced the Maritime Pre- "Our objective," said Claytor, "is to start that have been identified as available to of the week precedity positioning Concept, a program to construct loading these ships in May, and to have deploy on short notice in response to a con- approximately IS multi-purpose ships. then, loaded and on their way to the selected tingency. The Commandant of the Marine publication. enough to support three MAIls, by the mid- anchorage before the end of June." Present Corps has stated that all three Marine to-late-19ans. plans call for two commercial roll-on/roll- Amphibious Forces are in this cab-Rory.

The Hawaii Marina ill of Parsonnal of or the U.S. Marine Corps. The appearance of advertisements in th Corps Air Station. Kitotsatisk publiCation. inciuding Inserts, does not constitute an endorsement by th no way conneceett WittS161 Orparbwent of Wm Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps of the firm, products or Opinions vow** kr are not to bis Page 2, Hawaii Marine, April 25, 1980 , Street Editorial/Opinion *AV' S coop

What is tour reaction to the actions taken by Revolutionary Communist 16 rat parry members on the USS Arizona PSG are witless pests Memorial April la? h9 urQq141 Viffr.Or$- of mittsokitaiti to Ills Grano I, it might lie Perhaps Ma' of the most lasoous Uoveli t.S el. have to clean it. Op. have liven important to tit, miss I I years after the war was World War and the pakgr,,),,. illustrating the 1111110, and Kilroy. Kilroy, it smutted, wiis.everywhure that archeologist corapliiillis 01 ancient langitages The A mericati ( t. Sel'aW led under to sketch of finds stir)) writ nig ipail ill in !III- dating try nose and fingers houlted over the top of a wan c$ appeared the three-word proclaniation"."Kilroy They are of value to the budortatt for the light was hide- the every day life of the man word that they throw on 11 grallikl, all Italian the 61'V. \'twallt Kilroy was in the street of it given period. and for plural. vz.101,;51)i1,0 serilibling or seem citing. In the intimate details of customs and institution,, ol the aimless 1:triety mars many id graffiti dealing with the gladiatorial slum, at todaY', and nainuntera s. y et graliiii Pompeii are considered p.ti icolarly noteworde. Mt toient. the serious sort -called inscriptions. The most Minimsprofbtt is t hal generally to the buildings have provided great assistance accepted as represent ing a caricature Chri,t tit HM-3 Jon Crowder, Hy Co Brigade: who study ancient ri-search of paleographer, alien I cross, Mood tut O, 11111'11'0i vr,dts 111 st,x "With the world situation m it is today, in ri 4' writ init. This latter type of graffiti is Mond now preserved ti a 1{001011 11111',11111 there is 110 reason for anyone to commit kl fkmir tied great abundance on the monuments of tineitnit t hough Iv,- such a political act. 1 think those three + Today, however. gratitti artist Egypt . and should be dealt with in a court of law. pests. Their scrawlings deface public property They shouldn't get away with taking amount of money iti urreot (v oliscionties seem to pretlominatt the Coat taxpayers a considerable down our Rag." 1)\- 1111010 graffiti artists' work, but early graffiti included 6.,,,,),,,ftrt!.. Math C0111010111 C would not do skin ry caricat Ureis, election addresses and lines of poetry, graffiti in one of our national park, today. Ile "It it oil., / V ' Private property owners in ancient Rome wore to the subject Hat I-11 0111 4'17 anoliviously annoyed wit It he detataanent of their some great ruin does not in and scare kind out ol zbk buildings; near the Roman Porta Port nensis ha, $0111111 of these reptiles., rind their fame fat upon - been found an inscription bogging per,ons not to ever giving t heir name, to Mimeo rildde on the walk ins mils or 111011011111115, again. r

tkififiX Curameng, civilian employee: "There is plenty of freedom in the but that freedom stops when people start violating laws and Bus Behavior and respect for each other and their elders, There is no war now desecrating our flag." Isn't it time parents with school-age This letter is not pointing the finger at any- So promotions are shot children start accepting their responsibility to one in particular, as not all children riding He works harder and tries to excel! control and discipline their youngsters? buses misbehave. It wouldn't hurt however, Hoping, maybe, this year, they'll pick him. In recent weeks there have been several for those of us with school age kids to reported incidents of unruly behavior by administer a few preventive words on the Ills IOW is nearly over now students at bus stops and while riding in buses subject of proper behavior and respecting To reenlist, he must decide to school. others. You'll be making life a little easier for Should he give up this battle? Some of the shenanigans include verbal sonic harrassed bus drivers. Should he give up on his pride? ,harassment of bus drivers, getting out of seats Name withheld by request and running around while the vehicle is in He already knows the answers motion, sticking heads and arms out of Just a Man Yes, deep down inside windows, pushing, wrestling and other There is no war now, A man, above all things improper conduct. Not for him to win Must always have his pride. Drivers have the job of getting our kids to So time after time school safely. That is more than enough His day begins. And after all, He is just a man LCpI Cheer' Sntith, MABS -24, Pleas responsibility for anyone. They don't need, In the Great Sea of Green "Changing the flag isn't going to Hall: nor do they desire, the added hassle of baby- He gets up in the morning The proudest of all Men change anything. If they don't like the sitting a bunch of rowdy, undisciplined brats. Goes to the office and does his best He's a United States Marine. color of our flag . . let them go home!" That is the point. These drivers should not be To fight that eternal sea of paperwork Written by expected to teach our kids things like manners Piled high upon his desk. Catherine Casteel

Career Fair 1950 Fund Raising Carnival Preschool Registration Career Fair 1980 will be held Tuesday at Marine Air Control Squadron-2 will sponsor Mello WIC Rainbow Preschool will hold a Hawaii Loa College, from II a.m. till 4 p.m. Navy Relief Carnival Thursday. All registration for new students for 11w 19104 This assemblage of experienced professionals proceeds will go to the 1980 Navy Relief school year in the Family Services Center's donate their time and "field wisdom" to Campaign. The carnival will he held from A.CpI Daugherty, Co will Youth Room Monday through Friday. May Connie llq 12:30 till 4 p.ot. assist prospective entrants to the job market in at the MACS-2 squadron 2 1 Brigade: "There are always going to he front 9 until I a.m. Children must he three their careers. areas building 1360. different opinions about what the planning years of age on or before September 1,198010 'Career Kokua", the new computerized Case L011 Sale attend tinned States is doing. I think those the preschool. career system being developed for The Pearl limbos Branch Navy Commis- people should he proseetted." planning May Day Festival the State of Hawaii. will he featured offering sary Store will hold a case lot sale of over 90 "1.0 Hui like", a May Day Festival spon- group demonstrations and individual career items May 2 and 3. Savings up to S10.56 per sored by the YMCA Outreach and MCAS programs throughout the day. case over the regular price can be made. Flyers Kaneohe Bay, will be held at the Wind- Career Fair is open to the public without listing featured items will be available at the ward Enlisted Club Thursday. May g from 7 charge. For more information, call the Office Pearl Harbor Branch Commissary Store. All tilt 9 p.m. Area high schools and elementary of Continuing Education and Community authorized patrons are encouraged to schools are participating in the program. For Service at Hawaii Loa College 235-3641. take advantage of the substantial reduction in more information call the Outreach Office at extension 1.14. prices offered. 254-4719/4965.

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-*N4111114t. AT Capt Nancy Wilt ,UA OPTICAL for your fashion eyeivo Wilt, Howell awarded /Same Day Service 4 /1000 Frames In Stock /Highest Quality Navy League honors VComplete Glasses Start $39 /Personalized Service by Cpl. Lamar Johnson Howell received the award during the April 9 Navy League Convention and Sea-Air- SOFT CONTACTS Copt Nancy Wilt was presented the "Cap- Space Exposition held in Washington, D.C. $1340° C3/ tain Winifred Quick Collins Award", for Howell joined Marine Fighter Attack C superior performance of duty by a woman Squadron-212 at Marine Corps Air. Station, Thank you for. making .54 officer. She was honored for her motivating Kaneohe Bay in July 1977 serving as executive leadership and exceptional performance as officer for 11 months. us your No. 1 optical He was assigned as company .0 Food Services Director at Marine Corps Air commanding officer in June of 1978. Station, Kaneohe Bay. Wilt received her "I'm convinced I was lucky to take com- 41 award at the Navy League Convention and mand of some of the finest ULUNIU ST. Marines in the PH. 262-6191 "Compare bet di Sea-Air-Space Exposition held in Washing- Brigade," says Howell. "This award would ton, D.C., April 9. probably have been given to whomever was "I had just returned from Bangkok, Thai- C.O. of '212 because of the caliber of men we land and other eastern parts of the globe when have." (1000 FRAMES IN STOCK) I received a telegram. It took a while before the Since assuming command, the 40-year-old news actually hit me. I was in total shock when lieutenant colonel has Near Military: distinguished himself I realized what 1 had just won," stated Wilt. through outstanding performance of duty and Why pay more or settle for loss when you can got your glasses at Kailua In 1979 Wilt supervised and directed the leadership skills. His dedication and innova- Optical. We have over 1000 Frames In stock and can provide same day service total renovation of Pless Hall Dining Facility tion management has guided on most soft lens and single vision the squadron glasses. Next time you want glasses or at the air station. The project was completed through two WestPac unit deployments, please exten- contacts come and see us. You will be glad you did. on November 20, and Anderson Hall Dining sive personnel ambulance, total aircraft inventory Facility has been scheduled for upgrading transfer and acceptance in addition to making since the successful completion of Mess Hail. VMFA-212 the effective, combat ready unit SAME DAY SERVICE As the air station's food services officer. that now ranks above any other lighter has been very successful in the OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 1 Wilt improving squadron in the Marine Corps according to total quality of food services. She imple- the Brigade's commanding general. mented a more efficient training program and "Simply being associated with these classroom for improvement and efficiency of Marines and achieving goals is very motivat- food service personnel. "There were maybe a ing for me," Howell states. half dozen women in my field." she claimed. He took command of '212 halfway through "But there are few who survived. I have 197 the squadron's first unit deployment to West- young Marines who are the finest food service Pac. During that deployment, despite what people I have ever worked with, including aikahi world was thought to have been adequate prepara- MGySgt Herbert Moses who is my left hand tion and education, squadron Marines and part of my right. These are the people who experienced numerous family problems while have made my efforts as one of the Marine travel, inc. separated from their dependents. Corps' finest possible." Upon the squadron's return to MCAS Wilt's long range goal is to open a Kaneohe Bay, there was a general feeling of restaurant in Washington upon retirement. INTRODUCING uncertainty and suspicion toward the unit The 37-year-old Michigander said, "My deployment program by married Marines and immediate goal is to completely renovate their families. Howell initiated :en aggressive Anderson Hall in a manner similar to Plcss agenda of dependent educational and social Hall. And just once," she added, would like "I programs. A '212 "Lancer Wives" organiza- to offer the full 75 per cent of the people we APOLLO tion composed of wives of squadron Marines arc supposed to feed, a good menu." of all ranks was established. Wilt attributes her survival and success to being competitive. She remarked, "It's excit- Asa result of Howell's initiative, a single ing and easier dealing with men than with point of contact for deployed Marines' WINDWARD OAHU'S MOST EFFICIENT COMPUTERIZED women. My husband Edward (also a Marine dependents was established at Marine Aircraft TRAVEL SERVICE Corps captain and commanding officer of Group-24. An in-depth pre-deployment guide for dependents was FEATURING ON THE SPOT: Company K, 3d Battalion, 3d Marines) is published by the proud that I'm a Marine." squadron. It now serves as a definitive Wilt's husband is presently deployed and publication for 1st Marine Brigade deploying AVAILABILITY TICKETING was unable to share the award ceremony. aviation units. Active '212 wives clubs fostered CONFIRMATION SEAT RESERVATION Though her husband wasn't there Patrick the concept of the Marine Family Team, each Wilt, the captain's son, took dad's place as her wife helping others fulfill moral, physical and escort. spiritual needs. The captain's immediate staff at the food In October 1979, the squadron again BY PHONE IN PERSON OR services office feel she deserved the award as deployed to WestPac and returned April 3. well as the good time she had in D.C. The second deployment was an overall success. According to Moses, "She is very deserving. Not a single lancer had to cut his WestPac MON. - FRI. 9-5 SAT. 9-1 Since her arrival in 1978 things that needed to tour short because of family problems. be taken care were handled. We now haveone Other outstanding accomplishments made of the best training classrooms for cooks. The by '212 include receiving the highest score ever implementation of the Chef-of-the-Quarter in the F-4 Marine Corps Combat Readiness program has brought a tremendous boost in Evaluation System. The squadron topped all Wendy's Fashion morale. other F-4 squadrons in the Mantis Corps. GySgt Ralph Grace concluded, "I think the Howell said, "I feel as though I'm only Garden award says it all, except for the fact that Marine representing the Marines in this squadron. It is Corps Food Services has come a long way. as much their award as it is mine." Capt Wilt has plans to take it even further." 3 he lieutenant colonel's Marines seem to rtunt:h tour every mood, feel as though the award was presented to the .feeling and f(tshion" one who deserves it. I ACM Jefferson Howell Jr. has earned the "The squadron has made quite a few Ici 11,01i ',I /0 6 Oniii Navy I.eague's John Paul .lones Award for accomplishments under his leadership," states 2 fil 41204 A 'other., 4 ill ,mneltri, developing a balance between military Sgt Richard Plunk of VM EA-212 S-1. He necessity and assistance to Marines and their adds, "I'll do anything 1 can for the man. I feel I m4 Ill 1) II ii )0/ / /t/ families within his squadron. very proud to work with him." P.priEJ Gld d 9811

Consumer's Choice Atta boy Politicians salute naval presence

Editor's Note: Consumer's choice is a bi- Living in government quarters is most Washington, CHIN FO - Senator Howard Baker and Joseph Riders. members of the Senate monthly column designed to bring an aspects expedient for military members. Travel time is Foreign Relations Committee, and Representative Samuel of the House Armed Services Fleet units in the Indian Ocean. of a subject to the consumer's attention. One saved to and from work. The use of gas is cut Committee, paid recent visits to the U.S. Seventh subject he covered each month. Every two down. Exchange shopping is much more con- Speaking to crewmembers aboard the aircraft carrier USS CORAL SEA (CV-43), the senators weeks a different aspect ofthe monthly subject venient along with other facilities available on told them the American public is aware of what they are doing and is fully supportive of their will be presented. This month's subject is the air station. efforts. "You are the central focus of everything that's happening back in Washington," Biden housing alternatives. "Every active member," continued Silva, told the Navy and Marine personnel aboard the ships. "must have a control date or detachment date On returning to Washington, Stratton noted that although CORAL SEA is the oldest U.S. Finding the right place to live sometimes from their last duty station in order to he aircraft carrier, ". .. we witnessed a most impressive, precise and up-to-date exhibition of takes longer than expected, especially when eligible for government housing. When in American naval airpower." He added, "We have not lost America's professional touch at sea." the price is too high and the location is too far, receipt of permanent change of suction orders Baker told the crews it was difficult to exaggerate the pride the American people feel or the location is perfect but there isn't enough a new member automatically qualifies for concerning the naval presence in the region, space. These types of problems can really housing at his next command." "You are the whole show," he said. "You are the only ones doing anything now. You are the make it hard to find that ideal place for living Other qualifications for on-base housing front line security of the United States today more than any other aggregation of men and women off-base. applicants include being a corporal with more in the whole world." than two years in-service and the fact that he The two senators told listeners the U.S. fleet operating in the Indian Ocean is a source of pride According to . Mrs. Juanita Moore, a or she is serving an accompanied tour with the for the military as well as civilian populace. Biden said, "You are right now to the military what consultant on off-base living at the Marine command. "We request that dependents of the U.S. Hockey Team was to the Olympics." Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Housing applicants be here at least 30 days prior to Baker and Bider told the people assigned to Indian Ocean duties that they were proud of them Department, "The average corporal or moving into quarters," added Silva. and that they were going back to Washington to tell other senators about the great job being done. sergeant can't afford the actual cost of living As any landlord of property, the command They stated they would work to get anything needed to help the crews to do their jobs even better. off-station. To he honest. a number of senior has certain requirements involved in main- In Washington, speaking of the people in the Indian Ocean, Stratton told House members, enlisted personnel find off-station living taining government quarters. If a member is "This is the kind of patriotism we haven't really seen in the nation's armed forces since World War difficult to afford. "On the average, the demoted in rank he or she no longer qualifies 11. It is heartening indeed, believe me." majority of enlisted ranks do not have the for government housing. Also, if quarters and money it takes to live off-base. With today's premise are not maintained the family resid- inflation as two-bedroom apartment costs any- ing in those quarters can he ordered to vacate. uncontested divorce $200 where from $400 up. It's really hard to shell $THE DOG SHOP ($170 legal tee $30 court cost) Horses is my hobby. Dogs & Cats my out that kind of money every month." Aboard the air station there are 81b micoael pence, attorney pleasure, but Grooming is my specialty. Through all the turmoil over rental costs, quarters for junior enlisted members and 739 grosvenor center. 26th floor Ramona Dudoit 262-8804 there is a solution. The amount of advantages housing quarters for staff enlisted grades. For 523-6411 28 Oneawa St. available from living on-base in government company grade officers, including warrant housing does make some living expenses officers, there are 270 housing facilities along easier to manage. with 47 for field grade officers. Mrs. Claira Silva. supervisor for Housing Referral and Temporary Living Allowance at :;ilva said, "there is usually a large turnover the Housing Department revealed. "There are in available housing aboard the station during A TO Z RENTAL CENTER economic advantages involved with station the months from May through September housing. For example, if you live aboard the because of rotation of families." Most Anything" station there are no worries over utility hills." Looking for ways of heating inflation can "Rents What about rent payments? be extremely difficult when the rent, utilities, Baby Needs According to Silva, "Rental payments are gas, food and clothing hills appear never to Mechanic's Hand Tools actually at forfeiture of the service member's end. Living in government quarters on-base Electric Powered Tools Guest Needs Basic Allowance for Quarters. This is can help cut those costs to a level that most nowhere near the going rate for a home or consider more affordable and easier to Floor Care Equipment Jacks & Hoists apartment off-base." manage. Garden & Lawn Equipment Exercise Equipment Painting Equipment Welding Torches Training aids teachers Party Goods Hitches & Towbars The most effective instructors, military and have the necessary equipment to put new life civilians, are those who use every training into classes, but Station Training also device or aid available to them. With motiva- provides the expertise to package your tional tools, an instructor can more dramatic- product into a new and dynamic presentation. ally emphasize major points of a class through Wednesday the Training and Audio- the use of audio or visual stimuli. visual Support Center will present a hands-on Kosea4-2,---- KAM HWY. TIP Z ANTAL seminar from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The seminar I Many Marines at Marine Corps Air Sta- will *A be repeated on Thursday. Both seminars will tion, Kaneohe Bay may already be aware of be conducted at the Station this fact and have sought in vain for wonderful Conference Room in Building 2(5 and are geared toward answers to their problems., Detail, halt! 45-618 Kam Hwy. introducing new and established training 235-6651 The search is over. Station Training equipment Q'"°""° and hardware to officers and staff non- Across From Windward City Audiovisual Support Center is the pot of gold commissioned officers involved in conducting at the end of the rainbow. Not only do they and preparing training and study material. Shappina Center KANEOHE \ \ \ 1. \ TRY ONE OF OUR NUCLEAR SUS'S When A Man Begins To Think \`\\*:\, A,... Seriously Of Saving For A Rainy Day It's Probably A Panty Day Winston Churclull ,. I .

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April 25, 1980, Hawaii Marine, Page 5 Renewal States govern licensing policies

Is it nearing the time for renewal of your Washington, - Request must he driver's license? Check. Perhaps you won't made for an absentee permit, which will be have to do anything! Some states maintain a attached to the license. extension policy military for driver's license Hawaii If the current license was issued renewal. A check with the military police prior to January I, 1968 it is valid until 30 days he made each year for should up-40-(We after discharge. If issued after that date the information from individ ual state legislatures license must be renewed. regarding renewals. Kentucky Unless the word "Military" The following policies are currently in effect appears in the license type box, the license for the states listed. must -be renewed. Maine -- A letter "K" in the permission box Must be renewed, no extension policy' -- on the front of the license validates the license Alabama, Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, until 30 days after discharge. If absent, the li- Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, , Mis- cense must be renewed. Photo by 591 Don Collins souri, New Mexico, North Carolina, Okla- YOUNG ARTISTS - Roberto Phitado and Carrie Mitte Isteadt, kindergarten students of the homa, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Michigan Driver's first license must be Mokapu School, examine a ceramic display at the school's annual Student Art Show. The artists, renewed by mail. The second license is valid ranging from kindergartener to sixth grader, displayed more than 1,000 pieces of art in the show Extended 30 days after discharge Cali- without photo until 30 days after discharge. held April 17 and 18. fornia, Indiana, Maryland, Montana, North Nevada I.icensc must be renewed unless Carolina, South Carolina. there is a "B" in the restriction box.

Extended 45 days after discharge - Penn- New Hampshire Driver's first license Pilot program educates sylvania. must be renewed by mail with an affidavit from the commanding officer. The second li-

Extended 60 days after discharge - - Louisi- cense is valid until 90 days after discharge. ana, Massachusetts, Nebraska, and Tennes- New Jersey license must he renewed un- novice safety monitors see. less in time of war. In this case it expires 180 by 1,Cpl Jeanette Stints days after the end of the war, or 3 months after Extended six months after - - discharge receiving an honorable discharge, whichever Iowa, Kansas, New York, and West Forty-Tour individuals representing civilian personnel and different branches of the military on Virginia. comes first. Oahu attended a week long safety course held April 14-18 at Marine Corps Air Station. Kaneohe The following states have special regula- Rhode Island - Driver's license must Bay. tions for renewal, Further information and first be renewed by mail. The second license invalid The course, sponsored by the 1st Marine Brigade, was taught by Lee Saltsgaver, director of the mailing addresses may be obtained by con- tacting GySgt Donald ('are Sgt for 30 days after discharge. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Training Institute and Carl Heise, an instructor or Joseph with the institute. Keating of the Provost Marshal's Office Acci- South Carolina license is valid for 45. dent According to CWO-2 Thomas Ellenburg, brigade safety inspector, "the course was designed to Investigation Section at 257-2103. days after returning from duty outside the train personnel to inspect and run valid safety progranis." continental 11 nited States, otherwise license Entitled "Collateral Duty Course for Other Federal Agencies", the course offers the military Extended 90 dayi after discharge - Ari- must he renewed. zona, Minnesota, , Texas, Utah, and and other federal agencies an understanding of the benefits offered to individual agencies since Vermont - Valid 30 days after discharge. the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 established OSHA. Washington. During active service the extension must not These benefits were extended to include programs for federal employees by Executive Order exceed years. Colorado - A request for an extension four 118(17 of September 28, 1974. Executive Order 12196 of February 26, 1980 expands the role of must be made, which is then attached to the li- Virginia Valid four years past expiration OSI1A to include unannounced inspections of military installations if a complaint has been filed. cense. Approval will extend expiration date date unless licensee returns to Virginia. equipment and field environment exercises are exempt Tactical from OSHA regulations and for three years or 90 days after discharge, inspections. whichever comes first. Remember, it is the individual's responsibi- Subjects covered by the course included industrial hygiene, health hazard recognition, lity to maintain a valid driver's license. Ignor- electrical hazard and inspection procedures. A seat belt demonstrator with the equivalent speed Delaware --- Driver's license must he re- ance of the law is no excuse. if your driver's li- of 5.7 miles per hour was used to emphasize seat belt safety. Students were encouraged to ride the newed by mail. The second license is valid cence needs to be renewed, take appropriate demonstrator with and without the scat belt fastened in order to fully understand the purpose of without the photo and expires 90 days after action in advance, Avoid receiving a ticket by the seat belt safety program. discharge. keeping your driver's license current. "I am extremely pleased with the program.'' explained Ellenburg. "It is my hope that the Marine safety inspectors trained here will he able to utilize and modify their newly acquired skills to fit the Marine Corps. Through the suggestions of these Marines and other concerned individuals, a new course can he developed which will have as its main empatisis safety in the mili- tary environment." He continued, "By offering the course.here instead of at the OSHA Institute its Chicago or the University of Indiana. the usual two locations of instruction, the government has saved approximately 850,000." To his knowledge this is the first time the course has been offered outside the continental United States. RrigGen 'tarry Haga ma n, commanding general, 1st Marine Brigade, awarded the Certificates A LETTER TO MCAS KANEOHE STAFF NCO's of Completion at closing exercises April 18. The certificate is a federally controlled document signed by the Assistant Secretary of Labor. It is recognized by private industry as a vital asset to an individual's credentials. Upon completion of the course, Marines who attended were assigned Fellow Staff NCO's a secondary MOS of 9956 (Safety Specialist). Since taking over as manager of your Staff NCO Club pm yjr 5th of March, I have made what I believe are some very positive changes. Service at all meals is greatly improved; the appearance of both the inside and outside of the club has changed for the better; and the quality of our food has been upgraded while SCHEDULED AIRLINES TICKET OFFICE (SATO) keeping prices the same. We are attempting to bring will appeal by full time Airline personnel you the kind of entertainment that to as Staffed many members as possible in an atmosphere that you TO assist in your travel requirements will enjoy. In May we will have our first of many membership Individual leave nights. The evening will include a prime rib dinner Family travel to the Mainland with all the fixings for only $4.75. Neighbor Island We arelimited only by our imagination and by your International ideas! If you haven't been out to the club in the last Staff Ser- Dependent travel to West-PAC few months why not stop by and give me, geant Dave Swafford or Staff Sergeant June Barnes a Fares chance to meet you and show you around. We want to Flight Information. make this club one you can be proud of - -' please help Its. Contact SATO for reservations and airline tickets at any one of our three convenient on base locations. Gunnery Sergeant Joe Giles Manager Pearl Harbor - Bldg. 487 - Tele: 422-0.571 Office hours - Mon. thru Fri. 0730-1600 Camp Smith - Bldg 20 - Tete: 447-1587 Office hours - Mon. thru Fri. 0800-100

Kaneohe INCAS - Bldg. 209 - Tele: 254-1564 Office hours - Mon. thru Fri. 0730-1530 Pare 6, Hawaii Marine, A I ril 25, 1980

Photo by SSgt Joseph Blackburn Pinto by SSgt Jo, pip VI, I MASKED MEN - Lance. Corporals Bruce Westbrook (left) and Jeff Sunday of Co E.1st Banal- ZEROING IN -4 PEC Mitchell McCormick from Weapons Company, attached to ('oltman) F. ion, 3d Marines, aim and fire M-203 grenade launchers during an assault at the Pohakuloa Train.. for the Combat Readiness Evaluation Exercise, sights in the Dragon, an anti-lank weapon. The ing Area April 17. Dragon is capable of penetrating 23 inches of homogeneous steel. Marines' efficiency examined by CREE

The hills and valleys of Pohakuloa rever- berated with the thunder of simulated war April 16 through 18 as leathernecks from 2d Battalion, 3d Marines; Battery B, 1st Batta- lion, 12th Marines, and; recon Marines from Company A, 3d Reconnaissance Battalion participated in "Exercise CREE Chieftain". Combat readiness evaluation exercises arc designed to test the combat efficiency of personnel and equipment as a cohesive com- bat force.

Teeted units are provided combat problems and graded 9n various phases of their tactical techniques. Close-air support is provided by F-4 Phantoms from Marine Aircraft Group- 24 and the entice arsenal of weapons of opportunity at the battalion commander's disposal is brought into action.

The enemy in this war game was Company A, 1st Battalion, 3d Marines, but all the privation of an actual war were present: the biting night winds, the clinging, choking dirt and dust, the hastily eaten, half-warm /half- cold meals that never seem to get fully digested. The symptoms of war were there.

Combat situations are simulated and include casualties which fill the aid stations, not as a result of actual wounds, but rather as a result of rolls of the dice on a game board,

Men are killed, wounded and captured but return to fight again. Far-ranging battles are Photo by SSgt Jones Blechhnrn fought but their results are evaluated on the DOUBLE TIME - Marines of Company E, 1st Battalion, 3d E during the mies of the Combat ReadinessEvaluation Exercise spot rather than in the pages of history. Marines, kick up dust on their way to the front to reinforce Company April 17.

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April 25, 1980, Hawaii Marine, Page 7 K-Bay pugilist seeks national crown

by Sgt Dennis !Mallen stated Ferguson. "I've learned a lot from hint. Bristow anticipates him doing well in the He's helped plenty of kids in Kaneohe with his nationals. The powerful young pursues program." his trainer around the ring. His face is a mask "I think Jesse's chances of winning the title of grim determination as he fires combina- In a spurt of mutual admiration, Bristow are very good," he asserted. "Most of the tions lefts of thumping and rights at his expressed great satisfaction with Ferguson's experienced amateur like bearded mentor's heavily padded, open palms. attitude and willingness to learn. Jimmy Clark and have turned Rivulets of sweat trickle down his brow as the professional and isn't expected lighter labors to perfect his skills. Occasion- to enter the tournament. The guy who will the halts the ally trainer workout to point out probably be Jesse's toughest opposition is a 6- a mistake or clarify his instructions. foot 6-inch, 240-pound fighter from named Joe Thomas." For LCp1 , 1980 Hawaii Amateur Athletic Union heavyweight "Give me another, year-and- -a -hall Judging from a videotape of Ferguson's this champion, off-duty education is just part and I think I can become a good pro. bout with Leuta, Bristow's optimism is well 01 his daily training routine. If I ever get a chance to fight for the founded. For a veteran of only ten fights Fer- guson was remarkably poised throughout the world title, I'll be ready . . . I don't 1 he 6-foot 2-inch, 210-pound combat contest. After two rounds of outhoxing his want to he another Leon engineer from BrigadeServiceSupport Group Spinks ." opponent, Ferguson began the third round began his boxing career only 12 :months with a steady stream of left jabs that set Leuta ago while stationed in Okinawa. Since then up for a crunching right. The blow caused Ferguson has compiled a record of eight wins Leuta to sag into the ring ropes where and two losses. He has scored two technical Ferguson coolly continued his onslaught until knockouts, the most recent being a third the referee stepped in to end the fight. round stoppage of .1979 Hawaii AAU champ "Jesse's got all the equipment. He's very Fatu Leuta. easy to instruct and soaks up what he learns Whether he wins or loses at the nationals, like a sponge," explained the personable Ferguson's long-term.goal is to use the last 18 Presently the 23 year-old native of Knights- trainer. "He has the tools to go all the way. He months of his enlistment to gain experience dale, N.C. is fighting under the banner of the occasionally has to have a fire lit under hint. and sharpen his fistic abilities. Kaneohe Boxing Club. Ferguson is ably For example, when he fought Leuts,1 told him guided by Todd Bristow. a highly regarded not to get excited. By the time Jesse took him "Give me another year-and-a-half and I trainer who handles several local amateur out of there, I'd grown more impatient than he think I can become a good pro," said the champions including Fred Mateo and Manuel was." confident leatherneck. "If I ever get the chance Mendoza. to fight for the world title, I'll be ready. I don't UP AND COMING - LCpI Jesse Ferguson, The next stop on Ferguson's express is want to be another and get a combat engineer with Brigade Service At most duty stations, it's relatively easy to Caesar's Palace its where he will rushed into anything." Support Group, checks his stance as part of find a boxing coach. Unfortunately, that isn't endeavor to become the national AAU heavy- his daily workout at the Kaneohe Boxing the case at Marine Corps Air Station, weight champion. A contingent of 11 boxers In the meantime, Jesse Ferguson and Todd Club. Ferguson captured the Hawaii State Kaneohe Bay. That situation forced Ferguson from the Aloha state will fly to Nevada May 2. Bristow are concentrating on the task at hand. Amateur Athletic Union heavyweight crown to seek outside assistance, which is how he The five day 'tournament, scheduled May 5 If hard work and dedication arc a measure of April 14 at the Blaisdell Center in Honolulu. A joined forces with Bristow. Both men have through 10, is the most prestigious amateur success, then the 1980 national AM] heavy- His victory qualifies I ' for the national All developed tremendous respect for each other. boxing competition in the nation. weight king could he from the 1st Marine tournament to be held May 5-10 at Caesar's Vegas. "Todd's a good trainer and a line man," Despite Ferguson's relative inexperience Brigade. Palace, 1.as

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MCAS Youth Athletic Atwoelation will brave briny The deep Teams from the 19M Intramural Bowling Leave collided Friday during season play. hold a general meeting on May 6 at 7:30 p.m. The ocean is many things to many people. Its challenging mysteries offers a person the clutter Standings Monday were: in the Mokapu Elementary School Cafeteria. aspect . . riding Business to be discussed will be the upcoming to express himself within this of nature. the crest of that ever elusive perfect wave or seemingly being crushed by its force only to be brought back to try it TEAM NO. TEAM W football season. The general membership is all again. Military dependents between the ages of nine and 19 will have a chance to experience 47 HAYS A 651/2 26'h asked to attend. Anyone interested in coach- these feel- participating in the first Marine Corps Air Station Boogie Board it I'M FA-235 61 .31 ing football or cheerleading is requested to ings by Championships Satur- day and Sunday, May 3 and 4 at North Beach. 7 SOMS A 60 32 attend. For more information call CWO-2 The Registration for the three divisions consisting 5 MACS-2 A 57 35 GeBaide at 254-5328/257-3278 for football entry fee is $2 per person. of young adults 12* MSG-Mains A 56 32 and Mrs. Janice Walters at 254.3052 for aged nine to I I, 12 to 14 and 15 to 19, is ongoing through Monday. 20 118IMS-24 8 53 39 cheerleading. A water safety and competition clinic will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. in the 'Teen Center to 18 INC° Ilde 53 39 ensure participants understand potential hazards and precautionary measures they can use to 15 11M11-463 A 51 41 The Hawaii Marine Athletic Council Bowl- avoid them. 16 RadBit 491/2 421/a Mg Program took place at the Marine Corps A judging clinic is scheduled for Friday, May 2 at 7 p.m. in the Teen Center. Parents arc asited 24 IIMH-463 B 49 43 Air Station Bowling Alley Monday through to volunteer their time and effort to judge the meet. 22 SOMS 8 49 43 Thursday. Six Marines qualified to represent An awards ceremony is scheduled after the finals Sunday. Semi-finalists will receive 1-shirts 21 11811S C 461/2 431/2 Hawaii in the Fleet Marine Force. Pacific and all finalist will be presented trophies. In addition to the other prizes each division winner will II* CommSuptco A 44 44 Regional Tournament scheduled for Monday receive a Sure Craft Body Board. 1 H&M.S.24 A 43 49 through Thursday. Representatives are: Spectators are invited to come out and view the meet. For further information contact Richard 3 11MM-262 41 51 Cole or Dennis Kethan at the Teen Center or call 257-2253 after 5 p.m. 8 M A 8S24 41 41 NAME Average 9 BSSG Mains 13 40 48 SSgt Mike Olson. MACS-2 186.4 dolman DOLMAN HAS A HOME FOR YOU 23* MACS-2 11 39 49 Ron Meier, 213 184.4 Inc.' EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SERVICE io. sow C 37 51 Cpl Bruer. Pederson. BSSG 183.1 associates 14* 118815 -24 C 32 56 GrSgi Tim Oiling, Camp Smith 182 REALTORS HOMES CONDOMINIUMS 2*** IltiCo3rdMar 31 49 SSgt Terry Oaks. CommSupprCo 182 estabeatext 5951 261 -4636 13* 8556 1185 29 59 GySgt Mike McAuliffe, MACS-2 182 VA-FHA MLS 749 KtiffuTRoad REALTOR 19 118115 8 261/2 659. 17. CommSuptCo 8 26 62 Special congratulations to SSgt Mike Olson who won the high single game award.by The 1980 MCAS Kaneohe Invitational rolling a 226 game in the 1980 Hawaii Armed Wrestling was held Saturday in Hangar 103. Services Athletic Council bowling program Final team standings were: held Monday through Wednesday at Pearl Nautilus 40 Harbor. Marines 20 STOP Bret's Grin 10 The Naval Communications Army 9 Area Master DENTAL Station, Eastern Pacific softball team will play DISEASE The Third Annual Navy Relief Fund Run the University of Hawaii football team in a will beheld Saturday. May 10 at Naval Air Navy Relief Benefit softball game at Aloha PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY Station Barbers Point Nimitz Beach. Check-in Stadium Sunday May 4 as a part of the festi- Invisible Braces begins at 6 am; the 5-mile event starts at 6:45 vities preceding the Hawaii Islanders - with the 20-mile relay following at 7. The Spokane Indians baseball game. Tickets are Nutritional Counseling registration fee is S6 for adults and 53 for available through today for 52, 51 of which' children under 14. T-shirts will he guaranteed will be donated to Navy Relief. Tickets Dentures to all participants who register before tomor- may be purchased through Special Service% row. Contact Sgt Ed McKnight at the Human offices at Barbers Point, Bloch Arena, Affairs Office. 257-3253, for registration NAVCOMSEASTPAC, MCAS Kaneohe forms. Bay, FMFPac or through any BASS outlet. 262-6581 Ken Hicks DDS Kato Professional Center r _POLYNES Join Us At McDonald's® For This EXP ION! Breakfast Special ... Buy One, Get One FREE Egg McMuffin® with this coupon (served until 10:00 a.m.)

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K -BAY OFFICERS CLUB WEDNESDAY - Moth meth special from 6 till 9 p.m. TODAY - Lunch gamed in the Pacdlc Room from 11 a.m. THURSDAY - Cook your own steak from 8 till 9 p.m. till 1 pm. featuring specials. hot carved aandwIchea. soup., CAMP SMITH ENLISTED CLUB and salads. Happy Hour In the Tope Bar from 6 p.m. tilt 7 TODAY :-- Guest Night from 4:30 till 030 mm. MCAS Kaneohe Bay Camp H.M. Smith p.m. Mongolian barbegue on the Lower Lanai horn 6 p.m. till Entertainment from /3 p.m till midnight by 'KW. Marina Corm Alr Station, 9 p.m. Entertainmant by 'SID'. TOMORROW -- Rock end roll to the sounds of 'Retreat' Station Chop.), SulldIng 1060, Camp 11.M. 1.31. Ch.M. Building 15, Alec Hawaii. SATURDAY - Candlelight dining served in the Dining from 8 p.m. (ill midnight. Kerwoho Bay. Howell (adlacent to the mein moatexchanual Phone 477,6098. Room Nom 8 mm till 1730 mm, With now dining menu. WEDNESDAY --- Soot Moon by the 'Music Man' horn 8 Phan.: 1673551/3506. Catholic Bowls. Cam J. Brennan CHC, USN . J.G. Newton CHC, USN Rortervetioneryars. p.m. 1111 midnight. Calholle Sandges - Cm& MI155E5 - 0 ne. Sunday. 11,30 am. Monday and Friday. 11 9.171. 1145 SUNDAY -- Champagne Brunch in the Pacific Room from Masses 6 p.m. Saturday, 0 end 8:30 Sunday, o RI 'Swede, Wednesday and Thursday. 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. featuring variety of breakfast specials am. weekdays ascept Monday.. with a complimentary glass or champagne. Prime rib& drab Holy Thrya - Noon and 6 p.m. on the holy .y. served In the Pacific Room tram 6 p.m. till 810 p.m. David only day. kknui Ilarbor Naval Station Backstrum entertains In the Tapa Oar from 7 p.m. till 10 pm, Conlesslans -- 30 minutes prior W all massao MONDAY -. Lunch santnd in the Pacific Room from II Cinema Choir -7 pm_ Wednesday.. pear/ limbo, Newel Station Chapel. ItuddIng Be. Peed a nr. till I p.m. Join us Monday Mint Friday for a variety al Stations of the Cross -4 p m. every Friday during Lent. Maim Haw.. PM.: 471.3300. specials, hot

TODAY - Shrimp Ina fyrakat for lunch SATURDAY, SUNDAY Closed. 4( KRAMER VS BRAUER The Family Theararwrapratani PM CAMP SM1111111AfF ISC0 CLUB the rhgvin Kramer va Kramer Friday and Saturday 71$ mom TODAY Lunch served f rom 1 1 , 01 11 1 1 1 .15 p m Draine and 840 p m Sleasdng Roomy and Wan, on amino. horn 6 ear 9pm mom M.. win he shown Sunday at 2 p m. as OA afternoon TOMORROW - Ding mom open from I1 a in n111 16p m 4Meniaipal /93 040 SUNDAY - Family Day bring the kids. matinees 485-P Weak. Si., Kansa P.16,41 MONDAY Bollei Don Low. tonight TUESDAY low and onion. weciat from 6 tai 9 p m 1*********************** Page 10, Hawaii Marine, April 25, 1980 Rick's Review Your 1 his mother. Billy shows Career by Sgt Rick Morris he is going to live with his 'nature growth and love for his father by Dad, just give KRAMER VS KRAMER is a love story, or saying "If you ever get lonely, a Planners. really several of them. me call." some The movie allows the viewer to examine the Meryl Streep also experiences pain of separation when JoAnn Kramer character rebuilding. Moving from an (Meryl Streep) walks out on her husband Ted oppressed wife yearning for release to a They're on (Dustin Hoffman) leaving him and their 6- woman with .newly required self esteem to a she continually year-old son Billy (Justin Henry) to discover mother wanting her child, the ball. Your Career each other. offers the audience spontaneous emotion. The film portrays' the awkwardness of a Though the movie allows no real villain or Planning office has pamphlets, sides. At father trying to cushion a son he really doesn't heroes it does cause the viewer to take on know from the reality that his mother has left. first the audience feels compelled to reject Ted booklets, and information The scene takes place in their apartment as a self-centered, unfeeling husband. But just about everything you need kitchen. Billy interrogates his rather about wait! He then becomes a caring parent and is the target of vehemence. .1 oAnn's whereabouts while trying to direct JoAnn to know about your Corps. And him through making breakfast. When the As the screenplay moves into the courtroom breakfast burns and Ted burns his hand he sets battle for child custody another battle it has something more. People the tone for the upcoming scenes by telling develops. This one is the audience's skirmish all Billy, "It's OK. We're gonna make it. We'll be to pick a side. Should they side with the fattier who know what it's about. OK." who grew to love the son, or the mother who Your Career Planners keep The relationship grows touchingly between after 18 months of self-analysis, realizes how father and ;on. Billy, played superbly by eight much she loves her son? And what about Mar- abreast of the changes in year-old Justin Henry in his acting debut. garet (Jane Alexander), the neighbor friend grows from the stages of uncertainty, to test- who first sided with JoAnn, then with Ted and programs for one reason ing his father's authority and ultimately is torn between them? becoming the one who reassures his father. In In the end it is the true love and care that only: "You." Use them. the scene where Ted must explain to Billy that only a parent can have for a child that wins. They have a game plan that will work for you.

Headquarters Co. Women Marines assignment policy changes 1st Marine Brigade Washington, MCNews - Revisions on the assignment of women to Fleet Marine Force units are among key features of a forthcoming printed; change to Marine Corps Order 1300.81 that Sgt Kobes governs assignment policies for all Marines. The actual policy revision went into effect March I I. There are some newly-established opportunities for women in the change. Although they Phone: 3244/2403 cannot serve as crew members aboard tactical aircraft, the order now indicates women "may be designated as enlisted crew members and assigned duties aboard base and command support air- craft. The change also establishes that "women Marines may be assigned to any aviation squadron for the purpose of providing the service/support function for which they are trained." In regards to FMF assignments, the order states... women will be trained to provide essential support of combat operations but will not he assigned to any unit within which they would likely become engaged in direct combat with the enemy." 1st Battalion The change- identifies the units, or their sub-elements, to which women cannot. he assigned: 3d Marines infantry regiment; artillery, tank. assault amphibian, combat engineer, reconnaissance and I.AAM battalions; force reconnaissance and air/ naval gunfire liaison companies; FAA D Sgt Koweul batteries/ platoons, and; Marine Air Support squadrons. Phone: 2673 While women were formerly restricted from serving in some of these units, they could however, serve in the headquarters elements of artillery, tank, assault amphibian and combat engineer battalions. Their assignment to these units has since been recognized as impractical due to the fact that those units often maneuver with combat units that directly engage the enemy in battle. The change also clarifies policies for women assigned. to units involved in the WestPac Unit Deployment Program: Women may continue to deploy with their units, providing the units travel to and from WestPac by air. "Women Marines may not participate in Marine Amphibious Unit 2d Battalion deployments to either WestPac or the Mediterranean. " the order states, since these deployments arc made by ship and involve units that are on routine combat standby at all times. 3d Marines The last change in FMI' assignment policy directs that women comprise no more than 10 per Sgt Anderson cent of a unit's actual strength as opposed to a unit's Table of Organization or wartime strength. Prior to the change, only the four major occupational fields which women were restricted Phone: 2545 were listed in the order. These arc Occupational Fields-03 (infantry), -08 (artillery), -18 (tank and assault amphibian vehicle) and -75 (pilot/ naval flight officer). In addition to these, the order now lists specific MOSs from which women are restricted. They are: OF-02 (Intelligence) 0251 (Interrogation-Translation Specialist); OF-04( Logistics) 0451 (Air Delivery Specialist); OF -13 (Engineer, Construction, Equipment and Shore Party) 1302 (Engineer Officer); 1317 (Combat Engineer); 1381 (Shore Party Specialist); OF-21 (Ordnance) 2131 (Artillery Weapons / Turret. Repairer); 2142 (Tracked Vehicles Repairer. Amphibian Tractor); 2144 (Tracked Vehicles HMH-463 Repairer, Self-Propelled Artillery); 2145 (Tracked Vehicles Repairer, Tank); 2146 (Tank Turret SSgt Simmons Repairer); OF-28 (Data/ Communications Maintenance) 2875 (Small Missile System Techni- Phone: cian); OF,-58 (Military Police and Corrections) -- 5812 (Combat Patrol/ Marijuana Dog 2362 Handler); 5831 (Corrections Specialist); OF-59 (Electronics Maintenance) ---- 5921 through 5929 (HAWK Missile Repairers and Technicians); 5943 (Aviation Fire Control Repairer); 5947 (Aviation Fire Control Technician); OEs-60/ 61 - 6031 and 6038 (Flight Engineer, KC-130); 6112-6114 (Helicopter Mechanic); 6122-6125 (Helicopter Power Plant 'Mechanic); OF-72 (Air Control/Air Support /Anti -Air Warfare) --- - 7204 (Anti-Air Warfare Officer); 7207 and 7208 (For- ward Air Controller and Air Support Control Officer); 7210 (Air Defense Control Officer); 7212 MACS-2 (REDEYE Missile Gunner); 7221 and 7222 (HAWK Missile System Operator); 7241 and 7242 Ross (Air Support Operations Operator); and OF-73 (Air Traffic Control and Enlisted Flight Crews) Sgt 7371 and 7372 (Basic Aerial Navigator and First Navigator); and 7381 and 7382 (Airborne Phone: 2995 Radio Operator). Women will not he given a secondary MOS or billet which requires any of these MOSs as a primary. Those now serving in them will be allowed to make lateral moves into other MOSs. For further information, contact your unit career planner. Gasohol Authorized

Washington, - Naval activities and organizations.operating administrative-use motor vehicles are now authorized to purchase and use gasohol a mixture of 10 per cent SOMS alcohol and 90 per cent unleaded gasoline. SSgt Hall It is difficult to determine immediate effects of this action but in the past, the Defense Fuel Supply Center has encountered problems securing contracts to supply all required unleaded Phone: 2439 gasoline for military use. Activities indicating a willingness to accept gasohol or a combination of gasohol and unleaded gasoline may have better luck contracting for required amounts. This ruling affects users of government credit cards, including recruiters. The authorization of gasohol for use in government vehicles supports an announced presidential goal that 10 per cent of all unleaded fuel used in the U.S. shall he gasohol by 1981. Technical information on gasohol is available from the Transportation Division, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, A titovon 221-8189. 25, 1980, Hawaii Marks, Pa 11

"If there's one thing being a Marine has ti ot I \ I taught me, it's the importance of self You've got a lot to look back on. improvement. At first, in boot camp, the And even more to look forward to. goals are set for you. But after awhile, you _IC learn to set your own. I work hard. I play StayMarine. P 1 s:**4 hard. And I'm getting better every day." Page 12, Hawaii Marine, April 25, 1980

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Box 2221 La Jolla, California 92038 Aloo', of the Better Business Bureau, U.S.A. EIA CLAY WORKS KIRWAN'S yy SCHOOL OF OIVINJ Sria See& nat.is dbilmy 1 Supplies Porcelain Slip .S CaClliBi SOUgistIrEsoewsavinm EVERY 3 WEEKS Firing Porcelain Dolls Supplies 6:30 p.m. '74 BUICK DENIS KIRWAN 261-5652 17 ASPEN 46-012 ALALOA ST. KANEOHE 247-1752 Cost $55 WAGON AO. pig NMI Polo. p/s. air.. 164561 *2395 $1095 Intelligence Brief '70 PLYMOUTH '74 CUTLASS VALIANT SUPREME 2 dr. coupe. air. 6 cyl. auto.. 4 dr., 166961 NM. p/s. 161751 by CWO-2 M.L. McKinney air/ missile strikes against these terminals. $1295 Secondly, most Soviet rail gauge are not $2495 SOVIET MILITARY WEAKNESSES compatible with the rail lines of neighboring AND VULNERABILITIES-STRATEGIC countries. This means that all materiel must CONSIDERATIONS: In our last article, he transferred to the neighboring country's we discussed tactical Soviet weaknesses and rail cars. ObViously this will slow down rein- APRIL can be Resupply and transshipment vulnerabilities that exploited to our forcements. advantage on the battlefield. This week we'll points can he destroyed, stranding war briefly discuss a few strategic limitations to supplies or causing the Soviets to seek CLEARANCE the Soviet ability to wage war. alternate means of shipment. NAVAL: Because of the USSR's geo- ROADS: In the entire Soviet Union there graphy, all its points of access to the world's are less than 250,000 miles of paved roads. seas are through narrow straits and Most of these are impassable during kevcre SPECIALS passages, known as chokepoints. Since these weather. Considering the Soviet military's chokepoints can he easily blocked or dependence on mobile forces, this under- DOZENS of NEW & USED CARS to CHOOSE FROM controlled by "enemy" naval forces, the developed road system presents significant Soviet Union Will have to deploy the major tactical and logistics problems. Pr ors Hood liots 15 NO. All Lars sUbjer I to prior sale. portion of its four fleets to sea, if war UNIT STRENGTH: Only about 50of the appears imminent, to prevent their being Soviet's 197 divisions arc fully manned and '78 COROLLA Cr. blocked in home waters. equipped. The remainder are manned at I/ 3 1200 EN 27" This presents a logistical problem they arc to 3/4 strength. To bring them up to full auto ill-prepared to handle. First, the Soviets a reservist call -up ot 4 sad.. 2 dr. sdn. 017861 ilfrouoloow strength will require lack sufficient ports and bases on foreign soil about 7010,000 men. to replenish food, fuel and ammunition and $3695 Although the Soviets have a huge pool 01 must rely greatly on accompanying reservists, their level of training and combat replenishment ships. Secondly, many Soviet T1 I readiness is questionable. A large part of tii.. '75 TA '77 MAZDA missile ships have no at-sea reload Soviet force in Afghanistan is made up of capabilities and will become little more than COROLLA GLC reservists and if you've been following events floating targets after firing their missiles. IIulo.168761 there, you might have noticed they are not ; 5P. Psp9.1578,51 Therefore, when Soviet ships run out of doing as wall as we might have imagined supplies and ammuhition, they will he $2995 against the disorganized, undisciplined and forced to attempt return to home ports 52595 untrained Afghan tribesmen. (through those chok4roiats) for replenish- Our focus on Soviet weaknesses and ment. Even if they mantille-a . safe return '77 MG YAMAHA vulnerabilities in the last two articles is not 17 home, they might well find it difficult to intended to make the Russian Bear appear CONVERTIBLE ,ND 400 leave. What this amounts to is that the harmless. All military forces have 4 Ha 16721$ Mod. WWI Soviet Navy has a limited capability to limitations. However, an understanding of a conduct sustained operations lit sea. potential enemy's weaknesses and $3845 745 RAILWAYS: Although the USSR has a vulnerabilities can provide US with the edge rail system sufficient to move men and that can mean the difference between victory materiel, it contains a couple of inherent or WINDWARD 1-0YOTA weaknesses. defeat in combat. tgi First, the rail networks tend to terminate NEXT ISSUE: An article on the Soviet at heavy population centers making the entire FROG. For further information, contact the [)} 2 -)-1068 IC\ \ tki I system susceptible to interdiction from Combat Intelligence Center. 257-3190