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Special Operations Forces from the U.S., Republic of Korea, India, Indonesia, Peru, Philippines and Japan board a U.S. Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III to conduct an airborne insertion exercise during Rim of the Pacifi c (RIMPAC) exercise, July 17. U.S. Navy photo by MC1 Cory Asato
MC1 Carlos Gomez SOCPAC for two days of conducting an exercise of primary jumpmaster for conducting and refining this scale and complex- the exercise. Improv- RIMPAC Public Affairs static-line and military ity, Song said, citing the ing interoperability and free fall parachuting many moving parts and fostering professional About 150 special op- techniques. While the countries involved. relationships are also erations forces members jumps help all units in- “I’ve been in the mil- important outcomes, he from seven countries volved maintain profi- itary a long time and said. flooded the skies during ciency in their training never had the chance to “Interoperability in airborne operations in requirements, there is work with these nations,” training together is ex- Wahiawa, July 17 and 19. a deeper theme to these said Indian Navy Lt. tremely important as we Special Operations events. Cmdr. “VB”, assigned to learn new things,” said Command Pacific “It’s about building the Indian Navy’s Marine ROK Navy Lt. “K”, as- (SOCPAC) conducted partnerships,” said U.S. Commando Force. “RIM- signed to ROK’s Naval airborne operations with Army Capt. Matthew PAC is incredible as it Special Warfare Flotilla. multinational Special Song, assigned to the brings us all together.” “You never know when Operations Forces (SOF) 1st SFG out of Okinawa, Aside from building you’ll need it in the fu- in support of the Rim of Japan. “In SOF, that rapport across nations, ture.” the Pacifi c (RIMPAC) ex- person-to-person rela- these events allow partic- “All countries involved ercise. tionship plays out big in ipants to learn from one performed exceptionally,” In the spirit of RIM- the end.” another. Lopez said. “From the PAC, U.S. Army Special Song, the lead facilita- “These evolutions en- combined jump master Forces from the 1st Bat- tor for SOF units during able subject matter ex- teams, to the paratroop- talion, 1st Special Forces the airborne operations, U.S. Navy photo by MCC Cynthia Z. De Leon pert exchanges, key ers, and the support per- Group (SFG) partnered understands the im- Air Force Capt. William E. Moore, assigned to Special leader engagements, sonnel, everyone worked with SOF units from the portance of bridging to- Operations Command Pacifi c, hands off his static line and familiarity between as a cohesive unit to exe- Republic of Korea (ROK), gether different units to the Safety as he exits the C-17 Globemaster III during all countries involved,” cute a complex operation India, Indonesia, Peru, from around the globe. airborne training operations as part of Rim of Pacifi c said U.S. Army Master that exceeded expecta- Philippines, Japan, and This was the first time (RIMPAC) exercise, July 17. Sgt. Juan C. Lopez, the tions.” RIMPAC ’18 features second SINKEX Extras needed for RIMPAC Public Affairs tanks, piping, and reservoirs. ‘Midway’ movie A Navy environmental, Live fire from a ship and safety and health manager A major feature film is searching for an aircraft participating in and a quality assurance extras in paid positions for an upcom- the Rim of the Pacifi c (RIM- supervisor inspects the en- ing feature film production here, Sat- PAC) exercise sank the de- vironmental remediation urday, July 28, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 commissioned frigate USS conducted in preparation of p.m. at Bloch Arena - 915 North Road McClusky (FFG 41) July 19 a vessel’s use in a SINKEX. (Bldg. 161). The casting call is open to in waters 15,000 feet deep, Upon completion of the en- all military personnel, their families 55 nautical miles north of vironmental remediation, and common access cardholders with Kauai, Hawaii. the manager and supervisor base access. The sinking exercise provide signed certifi cation of (SINKEX) provided partici- the work in accordance with • Authentic military extras and prin- pating units the opportunity EPA requirements. cipal actors needed - all ethnicities to gain profi ciency and confi - Ex-McClusky was an • Military spouses and children dence in their weapons and Oliver Hazard Perry-class • Fluent Japanese-speaking males systems through realistic frigate commissioned • Asian adults and children over the training that could not be du- in December 1983 and age of 6 years old plicated in simulators. U.S. Navy video capture decommissioned in January • Stand-ins and photo doubles “This SINKEX was in- The decommissioned frigate USS McClusky (FG 41) sinks after 2015. The ship was named • No experience is necessary valuable for exercising our being struck with live fi re during exercise RIMPAC. for Lt. Cmdr. Wade • Bring a pen interoperability as a com- McClusky, a naval aviator • Anyone interested must have valid bined maritime force, and tion Agency (EPA) under Prior to being trans- who led his squadrons of identification and able to work in the also demonstrating and test- a general permit the Navy ported for participation in a Douglass Dauntless dive U.S. ing the tremendous warf- holds pursuant to the Marine SINKEX, each vessel is put bombers against a Japanese • Military personnel must be in an ighting skills of our men and Protection, Research and through a rigorous cleaning fl eet during the famed attack official leave status in order to partici- women,” said RIMPAC Com- Sanctuaries Act. process, including the re- on the island of Midway in pate during production. bined Forces Maritime Com- Each SINKEX is required moval of all polychlorinated June 1942. • No outside food and beverages al- ponent Commander Chilean to sink the hulk in at least biphenyls (PCBs), transform- He went on to distinguish lowed in the arena (except water) navy commodore Pablo Nie- 1,000 fathoms (6,000 feet) of ers and large capacitors, all himself in subsequent ac- mann. water and at least 50 nauti- small capacitors to the great- tions during the war and The casting call is for an upcoming Former Navy vessels used cal miles from land. Surveys est extent practical, trash, again in the Korean War be- film production by Centropolis En- in SINKEXs, referred to as are conducted to ensure peo- fl oatable materials, mercury fore retiring at the rank of tertainment, founded by film direc- hulks, are prepared in strict ple and marine mammals are or fluorocarbon-containing rear admiral in 1956. The tor Roland Emmerich and producer compliance with regulations not in an area where they materials, and readily de- ship operated worldwide Dean Devlin (“Independence Day”, prescribed and enforced by could be harmed during the tachable solid PCB items. Pe- during her more than 30 “Godzilla,” “2012,” “The Day After To- the Environmental Protec- event. troleum is also cleaned from years of service. morrow,” and “The Patriot”). A-2 • July 27, 2018 HO‘OKELE
A campaign to highlight the diversity of participating nations. FACES F RIMPAC U.S. Navy photos by MC2 Kory Alsberry and MC2 Kelsey Hockenberger
Leading Seaman Lt. Eun Hee Lee Leading Chef Kapitanleutnant Military Expert 1 Navy Petty Offi cer Matthew Prince Yulgok Yi I (DDG 992) Zylen Thomas Jan-Nicolas Fuchs Sandyha Shukla Gabriel HMCS Ottawa HMNZS Te Mana Pacifi c Warfi ghting Center RSS Tenacious FS Prairial (F 731) (FFH 341) “I believe strongly (that) maritime power is the source “What I look to take “I want to bring as much “I’m looking forward to “I’m excited to meet other “I am looking to meet (of) national growth. I want away from RIMPAC (are) expertise from the merchant working with other navies sailors from different a lot of really cool, nice to experience the know-how friendships that we make navy (as I can). I want to bring to enhance my knowledge countries and sharing people and some really and the cultures of different during this exercise, and this expertise into RIMPAC as a C operator defi nitely experiences. Also get better good trade knowledge navies and also to apply the on my ship to progress and support the commander’s getting to know more people training and speak English, working alongside a lot lessons to our (Republic of my career.” mission, and my fellow team from other navies, forging reinforce my navigation of really good subs.” Korea) navy’s creativity.” members.” friendships with them.” skills and discover Hawaii.”
Red Hill: Fueling RIMPAC and ensuring global strategic alliances Story and photo by tem delivers fuel from the Red Shannon Haney Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility tanks to Pearl Harbor, 3.5 miles NAVSUP FLC Pearl Harbor away. The facility can operate Public Affairs manually, requiring no connec- tion to the Internet or outside The Red Hill Bulk Fuel Stor- power source. age Facility has issued over 19 “Red Hill is reliable and de- million gallons of fuel to U.S. livers fuel quickly, three times and foreign ships and aircraft faster than comparable facili- participating in the Rim of the ties,” Whittle said. “It is also two Pacifi c (RIMPAC) exercise. times faster than refueling from Red Hill, operated by Navy a barge or truck. The faster the Supply Systems Command fueling evolution progresses, the (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Cen- less likely a mishap will occur.” ter (FLC) Pearl Harbor’s Fuel Red Hill fuel is used by each of Department, consists of 20 the military services in Hawaii, tanks, each able to store 12 mil- including the U.S. Coast Guard, lion gallons of fuel. which frequently conducts res- RIMPAC’s theme is “Capable, cue missions in Hawaiian wa- Adaptive, Partners.” With ‘Ca- ters. Along with the Hawaii Air pable’ being an important part National Guard, which is also of the theme of this exercise, it is fueled by Red Hill, the Coast clear that Red Hill and the fuel Guard assisted in relief and re- it delivers is one of the most im- connaissance efforts in Kauai portant factors of RIMPAC 2018. and the Big Island of Hawaii in “Red Hill enables fl eet readi- recent months. ness and is a key component of NAVSUP FLC Pearl Harbor personnel hoist fuel hoses to rig to a coalition oiler in preparation for a fuel “The Red Hill fuel facility is operations in the Pacific,” said transfer during RIMPAC 2018. considered essential for pro- Lt. Cmdr. Blake Whittle, fuel viding the fuel necessary to department director. “We are conduct quick turnarounds to The RASs allow the surface the ships can continue the exer- defend our nation, safeguard capable of fueling three fleet get the vessels back underway ships participating in RIMPAC cise without pulling into port for our national interests and sup- replenishment oilers simulta- to conduct replenishments-at- 2018 to maintain the proper logistical needs. port humanitarian missions,” neously via pier connection to sea (RASs).” amount of fuel and supplies so A gravity-fed distribution sys- Whittle said. HO‘OKELE July 27, 2018 • A-
Submitted by David D. Underwood Jr. and Ensign Heather Hill What is an urban legend you’ve heard from your hometown?
Mike Cerda Culinary Specialist Electronics Tech. Sgt. Staff Sgt. Senior Airman SWOS Seaman Technician 2nd Samuel Aspiranti Emma Marquez Kegan Norquist Hakeem Ghazi Class Michael Hall PACAF 15th Medical 25th Air Support “I’m from Los Angeles, NSSC CTF-34 Operations Squadron Operations Squadron and on the outskirts “There is an abandoned of town there was “I’m from Minnesota “I’m from Loving, asylum in my hometown “Cry Baby Bridge, “In San Diego, California this gated community and we have a lot Texas and there is this of Downey, California. located outside Afton, there is a house widely where we never saw of cornfi elds. So, house that became Some believe it to be Oklahoma is known for believed to be haunted anyone come in or when the Halloween a museum. It is said haunted by the ghosts a mother driving off the called the Whaley House. out. Eventually, it was cornfi eld ma es come that at certain times of abused patients. bridge with her children They do ghost tours and believed that it was a around, there is a myth of the night you can Teenagers would often in the car. The children there’s a museum on the community of dwarves that when people get see a ghost hanging enter the abandoned drowned while crying grounds. Some say you that didn’t allow lost they actually are out by the window. I’ve facility as a dare. I out for help. If you drive can see the Whaley girls’ anyone in.” kidnapped and never seen it myself, never went out of fear over the bridge and ghosts running in the back never return.” but many people have of getting in trouble for park in the middle at yard near the clothesline said they have seen it trespassing.” night you can hear the where it’s said one girl before.” babies still crying.” was decapitated.” Want to see your command featured in Diverse Views? Got opinions to share? Drop us a line at [email protected]
Rear Adm. Brian Fort Commander, Navy Region Hawaii and COMMENTARY Naval Surface Group Middle Pacific Forged and ready: Chung-Hoon’s legacy Rear Adm. Brian Fort the bridge, but smashed into the in promotions. Three Sailors were graduate from the ship’s stern. The massive explosion picked up for offi cer programs in 2017, U.S. Naval Academy. After a distin- Commander, Navy Region Hawaii and destroyed a big section of the stern, and this year one senior chief frocked to guished military and civilian career of Naval Surface Group Middle Pacifi c knocked out the port engine and master chief, fi ve chiefs to senior chief, service he died one day before his 69th steering, and caused flooding in the and 28 petty officers frocked to their birthday, July 24, 1979, and is buried Those who adapt can overcome. aft third of the ship. In the midst of next paygrade. at the National Memorial Cemetery of Consider the namesake of our Pearl the chaos, Skipper Chung-Hoon’s loud Last month, Chung-Hoon completed the Pacifi c, “Punchbowl.” Harbor-homeported USS Chung-Hoon voice came through, according to one their NSFS (naval surface fire sup- On Sept. 18, 2004 the Navy (DDG 93): Rear Adm. Gordon Paiea witness: “Steady, gang.” port). USW (undersea warfare) self-as- commissioned USS Chung-Hoon here Chung-Hoon. He led the crew in response to the sessments will soon be underway at Pearl Harbor. Forged from the sea and seasoned attack, jettisoning damaged equipment executing their fi nal certifi cations. U.S. Pacifi c Fleet commander Adm. in war, Chung-Hoon was a lieutenant and personally leading a repair crew Most importantly, Chung-Hoon Walter F. Doran said, “This is truly a assigned to USS Arizona (BB 39), Dec. to assess damage and seal and shore Sailors are focused on the main thing: great day for the United States, for 7, 1941. He was on a weekend pass that the after solid bulkhead. Twenty-two warfighting readiness. They, like the United States Navy, for the state Sunday when Oahu was attacked and Sailors were killed that day, and seven- our other ready Sailors on the Pearl of Hawaii and, I know, for the Chung- his ship was sunk. ty-fi ve were wounded. Harbor waterfront, have a sense Hoon family. I’m confi dent the offi cers In 1942 Chung-Hoon served aboard Chung-Hoon rose to the challenge of urgency. and men of this ship will be ready for the light cruiser USS Honolulu (CL 48) in a crisis. He adapted, overcame and They know they can adapt any challenge.” and participated in some of the fi ercest persevered. Rather than abandoning and overcome. Rear Adm. Chung-Hoon’s niece, Mi- fi ghting in the war in the South Pacifi c, his damaged ship he chose to save Rear Adm. Chung-Hoon, who chelle Punana Chung-Hoon, a good including in the Solomons. it and the Sailors he led. His Sailors fought both in World War II and in friend of the Navy, gave the commis- In 1944, Chung-Hoon took command kept up a steady rate of “prolonged the Korean War, was part of a tough sioning order: “Sea Warriors, man our of USS Sigsbee (DD 502), a destroyer and effective gunfi re,” as described in generation who helped freedom ship and bring her to life!” assigned with Carrier Task Force 58 off his Navy Cross citation. triumph over fascism. World War II Medal of Honor recip- the coast of Japan. Today, USS Chung-Hoon (DDG 93) His Sailors knew him for his calm ient Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, a leader On April 14, 1945, Sigsbee, along continues to build on their namesake’s humility and mastery of his ship’s who knew about adapting and over- with seven Fletcher Class destroyers, legacy of toughness and sustainability. systems, committed to the essentials coming adversity, served as keynote steamed to picket stations – making In the last two years DDG-93 won the of seamanship. speaker at the commissioning. them prime targets for nearly two Secretary of the Navy Safety Excellence Chung-Hoon was born July 25, “It is fi tting that the ship that car- dozen kamikaze (“divine wind”) suicide Award for afl oat units, a Battle “E,” and 1910. He became the first American ries his name will be homeported here planes that attacked their ships. a Green “H.” admiral in the United States Navy in the same harbor where the Arizona One kamikaze got through Sigs- Sailors aboard USS Chung-Hoon are of Chinese and Native Hawaiian an- memorial commemorates his fallen bee’s fierce anti-aircraft guns, missed excelling in performance, and it shows cestry and the fi rst of his heritage to shipmates,” Inouye said. Bump stocks now prohibited Post-9/11 GI Bill transferability Navy Region Hawaii any bump stock, multiburst trig- Chief of Naval Personnel when service members could transfer edu- Public Affairs ger activator, or trigger crank will Public Affairs cation benefi ts to their family members. The be guilty of a class C felony. provision for a Sailor to have at least six On July 9, Hawaii outlawed Under a state amnesty pro- The Department of Defense released years of service to apply to transfer benefi ts bump stocks, multiburst trigger gram, owners have until Aug. 8 changes to department policy on the trans- remains unchanged. activators, trigger cranks, or other to surrender any such device to fer by service members in the uniformed The change will allow Sailors to retain devices designed to help semiauto- Honolulu Police Department by services of “Post-9/11 GI Bill” education ben- their eligibility to transfer education ben- matic fi rearms fi re like automatic delivering it to the nearest police efi ts to eligible family members, July 12. efits even if they have not served the en- weapons. station or calling 911 to arrange Effective July 12, 2019, eligibility to tirety of their obligated service commitment Any person in the state who for an offi cer to pick it up. transfer those benefits will be limited to through no fault of their own. A Naval Ad- manufactures, causes to be man- For more information, contact service members with less than 16 years of ministrative Message with the Navy’s im- ufactured, imports into the state, Lt. Cmdr. Louis Butler, staff judge total service, active-duty service and/or se- plantation guidance will be released shortly. keeps for sale, offers or exposes advocate, at 473-1793 or email lected reserves as applicable. For more on the policy, visit http://www. for sale, gives, lends or possesses [email protected]. Previously, there were no restrictions on esd.whs.mil/DD/.
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Note the Royal Canadian Navy light cruiser HMCS Ontario refusal to print advertising from that source. Ho‘okele is delivered weekly to Navy & Air Force (C ) on the right. Princeton was deployed to the western Pacifi c and the Indian Ocean from July , housing units and Navy and Air Force installations throughout Oahu. 1 7 to Feb. 1 , 1 . The carrier is visible in the background. A- • July 27, 2018 HO‘OKELE New commander NAVFAC Hawaii joins 15th MXG ohana holds change Story and photo by The MXG’s total force airpower throughout of command Tech. Sgt. Heather integration relationship the Indo-Pacific area of Capt. Richard D. Hayes III, the departing Redman with the Hawaii Air responsibility. commanding officer of aval Facilities National Guard has “Hickam is the 15th Wing Public Affairs Engineering Command awaii, gives final been critical to the heartbeat of the Pacific,” remarks to ceremony attendees and command maintenance successes Burks said. “With Col. personnel July 18. The 15th Maintenance of the C-17 and F-22 Clementz’ background, Group (MXG) welcomed mission sets. I believe he will help a new commander during “The first thing solidify the air bridge a change of command that comes to mind is out here in the Pacific ceremony at Joint Base amazing,” Copes said. and help the MXG reach Pearl Harbor-Hickam, “No matter what has new heights.” July 16. confronted this team of “I look forward to Col. Dominic Clementz maintainers, they have working with all of you, assumed command of found a way to adapt and to develop and empower the 15th MXG from Col. overcome. It has been my our Airmen to continue Robert Copes, as Col. honor to lead them.” to dominate the mission,” Halsey Burks, 15th Wing During Copes’ tenure, Clementz said. “I look Story and photo by our warfighters and all of pressure, and you have commander, presided over the MXG supported 31 forward to spending the Denise Emsley our customers whether it been there for our Navy.” the ceremony. home station aircraft next few years with you be providing services to the During his tour at NAV- “During his tenure to meet global airlift, and seeing what we can NAVFAC Hawaii surge of ships during RIM- FAC Hawaii, Hayes’ com- here, Col. Copes crushed global strike and accomplish together.” Public Affairs PAC or the daily task of mitment to excellence and his mission,” Burks said. theater security mission The MXG supports 31 ensuring the lights are on, focus on future growth “Through his pride, requirements. The group home station aircraft to Naval Facilities En- the water is running or a and progress while sup- professionalism and also provided support to meet global airlift, global gineering Command project is finished on time. porting Pacific Fleet and passion he has built a over 21,600 joint and strike and theater security (NAVFAC) Hawaii held a You all do an outstanding other supported com- team of Airmen comprised allied aircraft transiting mission requirements change of command cere- job and I will forever trea- mands resulted in numer- of active duty, (National through Hickam Field. and provides support mony at Joint Base Pearl sure the time I have had ous accomplishments. Guard), civilians and Hickam Field to over 7,200 joint and Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH), as your commanding offi- Hayes will report to contractors that have serves as a strategic allied aircraft transiting July 18. cer. This has been the very his next assignment as made the mission of the launching pad for the through Hickam Field Capt. Marc R. Delao, best tour of my career. You commanding officer of 15th Wing successful.” projection American each year. Civil Engineer Corps made it so.” NAVFAC Mid-Atlantic, (CEC), relieved Capt. Guest speaker Rear Norfolk, Virginia Richard D. Hayes III, Adm. John W. Korka com- in August. CEC, and took command mended Hayes for his Delao grew up in of NAVFAC Hawaii’s high- leadership and presented Marysville, California. ly-skilled 1,250-plus fed- him with the Legion of He graduated from the eral civilian workforce as Merit medal for his excep- U.S. Naval Academy with well as 225 Navy and Air tional accomplishments a bachelor’s degree in Force personnel. as commanding officer marine engineering. During his farewell re- of NAVFAC Hawaii and He holds a master’s de- marks, Hayes thanked the regional engineer com- gree in civil engineering many commands, part- mander of Navy Region from the University of nering organizations, and Hawaii from June 2016 to Texas at Austin and com- individuals who made his July 2018. pleted the Wharton School time in Hawaii significant “Capt. Hayes applied of Business Executive and memorable. his vision, his deep sense Development Program at He specifically ad- of responsibility, and tech- the University of Pennsyl- dressed his immediate nical expertise ensuring vania. Delao is a licensed team, “To the men and NAVFAC Hawaii was professional engineer in women of NAVFAC Ha- properly trained and pre- the state of New Mexico waii, I am so very proud pared for supporting shore and a member of the De- to have been a member requirements and main- fense Acquisition Corps. of your impressive team taining the high level of Prior to reporting to and to have experienced shore readiness for our NAVFAC Hawaii, De- and shared your count- Pacific Fleet,” Korka said. lao was the chief of staff, less accomplishments and “The command has Navy Expeditionary Com- Col. Dominic Clementz, 15th Maintenance Group commander, gives the closing achievements. I thank you performed amazingly, bat Command Pacific, remarks during the MXG change of command ceremony, July 16. for your tireless support to sometimes under great Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. HO‘OKELE July 27, 2018 • A-
U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Anita C. Newman Gunner s Mate nd Class Cameron icoletti, aboard guided-missile destroyer USS Preble ( G ), fires a shot-line during a replenishment-at-sea with Royal Australian avy multi-product replenishment oiler MAS Success (OR 4) during the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise, July .
U.S. Navy photo by Lt. Cmdr. Cheryl Collins The crew of Royal Australian avy MAS Rankin (SSG 7 ) enters Pearl arbor for a brief stop for personnel during RIMPAC 1 , July 17.
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David Weydert Multinational ships, (left to right) guided-missile destroyer USS William P. awrence U.S. Navy photo by MC1 Arthurgwain L. Marquez ( G 11 ), guided-missile cruiser USS ake Erie (CG 7 ), Peruvian avy maritime Steelworker 1st Class Cody Oswald, assigned to Underwater Construction Team patrol boat AP Ferr (PM 11) and the Philippine avy frigate RP Andr s onifacio (UCT) 2, operates underwater navigation equipment at Joint Base Pearl Harbor- (FF 17) sail in formation at sunset July 17, during RIMPAC 1 . Hickam during RIMPAC 2018, July 18.
U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Ethan T. Miller Sailors cast-off a line from a fueling station from guided-missile destroyer USS Preble ( G ) while conducting a replenishment-at-sea with Royal Australian avy multi- product replenishment oiler MAS Success (OR 4) during RIMPAC 1 , July 1 . HO‘OKELE July 27, 2018 • -1
Exercise turns competitive at Freedom Fun Run 10K
Story and photos by Kristen Wong stroller male and stroller female. wasn’t sure if (there would be) com- Aug. 18 at 5:30 a.m. Runners may Senior Airman Evan Weatherby, a petition. Regardless, I’m happy with check in at 4:30 a.m. The 13.1-mile run Life and Leisure Editor, Ho‘okele cryptologic linguist analyst with 324th (the time).” begins and ends at Hickam Earhart Intelligence Squadron, came in first Cmdr. Jackie Crook, a staff ocean- Track. More than 100 runners attended the place in the adult male category and ographer with Commander, U.S. 3rd Participants may pick up their race Freedom Fun Run 10K aboard Joint overall, with a time of 37:45. Weath- Fleet, took first place in the adult fe- packets at Hickam Memorial Fitness Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH), erby said he usually focuses on running male category, with a time of 43:05. Center, Aug. 10 from noon to 5 p.m. starting and fi nishing at Hickam Me- marathons and half marathons. Crook, who is in Hawaii for the Rim of and Aug. 11 from 8 a.m. to noon. Mili- morial Fitness Center, July 21. “The weather was favorable,” he the Pacifi c exercise, said she was sur- tary-affi liated personnel and sponsored The 10K run is one of three in a se- said of the day’s race. “I enjoyed the prised to have taken fi rst place. guests are eligible for the race. ries that precedes the annual JBPHH opportunity to get out. I thought it was “It was a nice run, great course, very The entry fee is $35 until July 30, Half Marathon, according to Dawn pretty good because (the course) was well organized,” Crook said. “The crew $45 from July 31 to Aug. 17, and $50 Pierce, the director of the JBPHH Fit- familiar to me I found it easy to follow was very helpful on pointing us in the the day of the race. Prizes are available ness Department. The other two runs along with plenty of (course martials) right direction.” to the first three finishers in various this year were the Fiesta Fun Run 5K to clear up confusion.” The fi rst place winners in each cate- categories. Participants may register in May and the Jersey Day 8K Fun Weatherby added that he was gory of the Freedom Fun Run 10K had online until Wednesday, Aug. 15. For Run in June. pleased with his results. their registration fee waived for the more information, visit https://jbphh. Categories included adult male, “I was unfamiliar with the (skill level 12th annual JBPHH Half Marathon. greatlifehawaii.com/fi tness-/running/ adult female, youth boy, youth girl, of the) other contestants,” he said. “I The half marathon is scheduled for jbphh-half-marathon.
Runners compete in the Freedom Fun Run 10K at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, July 21. -2 • July 27, 2018 HO‘OKELE
Aviation Maintenance Technician 3rd Class Jake Desnarais goes airborne while going after the ball being guarded b y Culinary Specialist 2nd Class Otto Kerr.
Coast Guard, Santa Fe play to deadlock Story and photo by 1st Class Brennen Bridg- Guard was experiencing Bridgeford stated that the manage to do that, things never get a continuous Randy Dela Cruz eford, who also scored trouble on offense, the team’s biggest challenge is should turn out just fi ne. team,” he pointed out. “I against NIOC. “I just team was having a solid to make sure all of their “We stand at one- think we could defi nitely Sports Editor, Ho‘okele blew a lot of shots.” game on defense. Each players are able to par- and-four rotations and win it if we all get to While Coast Guard did time Santa Fe approached ticipate. If the team can people deploy, so we play together.” After coming up with manage to consistently the goal; the Coast Guard a huge win over Navy get upfi eld and take quite turned them away without Information Operations a few shots on goal, Santa a score. Command (NIOC) Hawaii Fe put up strong inter- From the backfield, in their last game, Coast ference in the backfield Kerr said that he could Guard struggled against to prevent clear boots to see his teammates get into USS Santa Fe (SSN 763), the net. position on offense, but fi nishing in a 0-0 tie, in a “I like to communicate he admitted, the Coast Summer Soccer League with the goalie a lot be- Guard’s defense was just game on July 21 at Ear- cause if I’m playing the too tough. hart Field, Joint Base ball, I have no idea what’s “I know we did our best Pearl Harbor-Hickam. going on in back of me,” to try and get the ball After getting past Culinary Specialist 2nd out, but then we’d tire league-leading NIOC, Class Otto Kerr said about ourselves out,” Kerr ex- Coast Guard entered as how he coped with the plained. “But I don’t think the favorite against Santa pressure in the backfi eld. that there was anything Fe, which came into the “I say a lot of it is commu- we could have worked out. matchup as the league’s nication. There (are) a lot In the second half, there cellar dwellers with a re- of senior guys and a lot were so many good plays.” cord of 0-3. of junior guys and we all Kerr added that despite However, if there ever mesh very well.” the tie, he feels that the was a game where Santa Although Bridgeford team performed the best Fe stood to pull out a big admitted that he some- that it has all season long. upset, it was this one, as how missed a few shots While Coast Guard was Coast Guard appeared for that he shouldn’t have missing a few players, the showdown missing – one of his shots grazed the team was still pretty three key players, which the right upright and ric- tough and for Kerr, to get included Coast Guard ocheted out – he felt that a tie, shows just how much Avionics Electrical Tech- playing without their top Santa Fe has improved. nician 2nd Class Aldo Al- guns was the reason why “Zero-zero is a tie, but barello and Lt. Cmdr. Cal Coast Guard struggled. it’s better than zero-two,” Robbins. In the win over “It hurts (because) they Kerr said. “We’re mov- NIOC, Albarello scored are some of our best play- ing in the right direction two goals and Robbins ers,” he said. “I had looks, and I think it’s going to added another. but I couldn’t get off a give us a good bump for “Still, I thought we good shot. We just couldn’t the next game. It’s all played well,” said Avion- fi nd the back of the net.” getting better.” ics Electrical Technician Even though the Coast As for the Coast Guard,
TO SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS: Call 808-473-2890 or email [email protected] HO‘OKELE July 27, 2018 • - Preparing for travel can prevent illness Military Health System anticipated activities, travel Communications Office dates, accommodations and mode of travel. FALLS CHURCH, Va. — “It is helpful for (health Whether snorkeling, hiking, care) providers to have or exploring a new place, visibility of travelers’ travelers should know how to medical history, including stay safe and healthy while their underlying conditions, away from home. Properly allergies and medications, as preparing for a trip can help well as complete immunization reduce health risks. records added uran “One might argue that the Special situations such only thing worse than getting as pregnancy and breast- sick is getting sick when away feeding, immunocompromising from home said r Margaret conditions or medications, and Ryan, a preventive medicine disabilities can impact travel, physician and director of she noted. mmuni ation ealth Branch s he s survival guide Pacific Region vaccine safety for travelers provides health hub at Naval Medical Center and safety tips, global health San iego ravelers are notices, and information on wise to take any precautions specific diseases to watch that are available to avoid out for. Planning ahead for infectious disease hazards.” illnesses or injuries during Ryan recommends travelers the trip, understanding the be proactive about their travel U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. De-Juan Haley signs of illness, and knowing medicine needs and prepare Experts encourage overseas travelers to seek advice from a health care provider before leaving on a trip, what resources are available for their trip in advance. This and to make sure recommended vaccinations are up to date can help travelers properly includes learning about the prepare. It’s also important health risks associated with to know what your health the destination and checking Some vaccines, such as increased risk, especially in infection. Washing hands often plan covers when traveling with their doctor to make sure typhoid and hepatitis A, are countries with low vaccination with soap and water is another internationally. The TRICARE they’re in good health. The recommended for travel in rates and recurring regional precautionary measure. website has information enters for isease ontrol general, while others may be outbreaks,” said Ryan. he also recommends about international coverage, and Prevention recommends required by certain countries International travelers can travelers be aware of food including what beneficiaries seeing a provider four to six before someone is allowed to transport the measles virus, precautions and drink only should know before traveling. weeks before departure. enter or exit, Ryan noted. causing infections and possibly bottled water or water that has Additionally, beneficiaries can It’s important for travelers For example, the yellow fever triggering outbreaks, even in been boiled. find information about the to have recommended vaccine is needed to enter some countries with high vaccination Because such things as MHS Nurse Advice Line, a vaccinations, including flu African countries, and the rates, she added. scuba diving and visiting high free, 24/7 phone service, on the shots, before leaving home, polio vaccine is required before Ryan also recommends that altitudes can affect a traveler’s MHS NAL website. said Ryan. According to the you depart some countries that travelers take precautions health and medication needs, “Travel Medicine is actually people traveling to have had cases of that disease, with food and water, and take aurie uran a nurse a complex specialty,” said countries in the Southern she said. steps to prevent mosquito practitioner at Naval Medical Ryan. “Travelers are wise Hemisphere – such as “Risk for exposure to and insect bites. Using insect enter San iego recommends to seek advice from an Australia – between June and measles, mumps, and rubella repellent and wearing proper that during their pre-travel experienced travel medicine October should get the flu outside of the United States clothing in areas with a doctor’s appointment, travelers provider to discuss all vaccine since flu activity would can be high, putting travelers high risk for mosquito-borne provide itinerary details, preventive measures before be at its peak. without these vaccinations at illnesses can reduce the risk of including destinations, embarking on their trip.” AAFES to give out patches for kids AAFES Public Affairs
To celebrate the start of a new school year, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service is saluting military children for their service and sacrifice with giveaways and in-store events July 28. The exchanges, to include Hickam Exchange, are offer- ing a military brat patch, available for free while supplies last at select main stores worldwide. Stripes Alterations coupons, will allow kids to have the patch sewn on a per- sonal item. The patch honors the selfless spirit of warf- ighters’ children. “A new school year is a perfect time to recognize the important role of military children.” said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Luis Reyes, Exchange senior enlisted advisor. “The Exchange wants to help kids see their value as they Courtesy of Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation get ready to go back to school, and these patches help ac- Lane closures are planned for August 2018. complish that.” Kids who wear or bring their patch to participating exchange restaurants July 28 will receive a free treat as well. Treats vary by location and may come in the form of Lane closures planned from Arizona a side, fountain drink, dessert or other item. Offer is valid July 28 only. Soldiers and Airmen Street (Halawa Gate) to Radford Drive can visit the commu- nity page on Shop- Honolulu Authority for Rapid What to expect during construction: MyExchange. Transportation • astbound lanes along amehameha com for more Highway will be reduced to one lane. Travel lane information on The Honolulu Authority for Rapid will be shifted toward the mountain. event times Transportation (HART) would like to notify area • uring non- orking hours the traffic and locations residents and businesses of alternating lane configuration will provide three lanes of through participating closures Aug. 6 to 17. traffic in the eastbound direction. in back-to- The closures are associated with work to • Bus stops and routes may be modified or school events. upgrade the Honolulu Rail Transit Project’s closed during this operation. For up-to-date bus Shoppers can utility infrastructure in the area. The work will information call - or visit heBus find their near- take place Monday through Friday from 7:30 org. est exchange by a.m. to 4 p.m. For the safety of work crews and For more information, call HART’s 24-hour visiting shopmy- the traveling public, please observe construction project hotline at 566-2299 or visit www. exchange.com/ex- signage. honolulutransit.org. change-stores. - • July 27, 2018 HO‘OKELE Half marathon volunteers needed Morale, Welfare and Recreation - Water station (set up/tear down/ manage/report 4 a.m. until fi nished). Morale, Welfare and Recreation staff - Road guards (guide runners/traffi c/ is looking for approximately 60 person- report 4:15 a.m. until fi nished). nel to support the 12th Annual Joint - DJ (set up/operate speakers/micro- Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Half Mar- phone/music equipment provided athon. or can use own/report 4 a.m. until UPCOMING EVENTS Anyone with access to JBPHH can award ceremony is finished, esti- Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Morale, Welfare and Recreation volunteer. The volunteer work comes mated 9 a.m.) in a variety of forms and on different - Set-up cre support to a m dates. shift hours will be determined based ● Pau Hana Concert in the Park Cost is $35 for adults and $30 for ages 3 to Duty date and times are listed below. on the number of volunteers). happens today from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at 11 and includes round-trip transportation, The race starts Saturday, Aug. 18 at - Event crew support (4:30 to 9:30 Hickam Harbor Waterfront. End the work guided tour and a Chinese-style lunch. 5:30 a.m. at Earhart Track on Hickam a.m. Shift hours will be determined week relaxing in the park and listening Reservations are recommended. For more Field. based on the number of volunteers). information, call 448-2295. - Tear down/clean up crew support to great live music by the Air Force Band • Friday Aug of the Pacific Rock Band as the sun (report 8:30 to noon shift hours will ● Entries for the Arts & Crafts Center’s - Set-up crew (2 to 5 p.m.) be determined based on the number sets in the background. Snacks will also Gallery Showcase will be accepted from of volunteers). be available for purchase or bring your Aug. 1 to Sept 30. Get your creative juices • Saturday Aug To sign up, email [email protected]. own snacks and blankets to enjoy the flowing and prepare to submit your artwork, - Open general (duties assigned as mil. Provide your rank, last and first fresh air. This is a free event and is open crafts, photography and digital creations. needed). name, unit, email and cellphone num- to all base-eligible patrons. For more It is free to submit a piece and works will - Bicyclists (pace the race/report at ber ou may also call - during information, call 449-5215. be displayed in the gallery beginning with 4:30 a.m. until route is completed). normal duty hours. ● Float Night is cooling you off from the the opening reception on Oct. 3. For more summer heat today from 5 to 7 p.m. at information, call 448-2393. Scott Pool. The pool stays open late and ● STEM/Makerspace Wednesday you can bring your personal float. Free ice takes place from 2 to 2:30 p.m. Aug. 1 cream floats will also be given out (while at the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam supplies last). Please note: for the comfort Library. There will be a Snap Circuits and enjoyment of everyone at the event, demonstration where youth can learn floats are limited to tubes no larger than about basic electronics, coding and 36” for youth and 53” for adults. For more robotics. It’s an entertaining visual hands- information, call 448-2384. on experience for children. Reservations ● Ohana Paint Night gets creative today required, call 449-8299 for more from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hickam information about the event. Arts & Crafts Center. An instructor leads ● Free Advance Screening of “The parents and children step by step through Meg” hits the silver screen at 7 p.m. Aug a featured painting. At the end of the 4 at Sharkey Theater. Doors open and evening they can take their personal tickets will be distributed at the ticket masterpiece home. Price is $35 per booth at 5:30 p.m. Active duty military person, includes all art supplies and is ID cardholders will be able to receive up open to ages 8 and up. Register online at to four tickets. Military family members, greatlifehawaii.com. For more information, military retirees and Department of call 448-9907. Defense cardholders may receive up to ● Eat the Street Shuttle departs today two tickets. For more information, at 6:30 p.m. from the Hickam Information, call 473-2651. Tickets and Tours office. Avoid the traffic ● Lifeguard Hiring Day takes place and parking woes and catch the shuttle from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug 5 at Hickam to the island’s largest food truck rally. Family Pool. Here’s a chance to possibly Price is $7 and the shuttle returns to the get hired on the spot. MWR’s Aquatics is base at approximately 8:30 p.m. For more hiring 10 lifeguard positions for its pools. information, call 448-2295. Be ready for a physical fitness and skills ● Chinatown Food & Historic assessment, as well as an in-person Walking Tour departs at approximately interview. Those selected will begin a 8:30 a.m. July 28 from the Hickam ITT lifeguard class the next day and will be Photo by Tech. Sgt. Heather Redman office. Discover the intriguing history of hired upon completion of the course. Part- A runner carries the U.S. ag during the 11th Annual ickam alf Marathon, Joint Honolulu’s Chinatown on this walking tour, time and flexible positions available. For ase Pearl arbor- ickam, awaii, Aug. 1 . The yearly event is hosted by the Morale, sampling Chinese treats along the way. more information, call 216-1712. Welfare and Recreation offi ce to promote fi tness and health. HO‘OKELE July 27, 2018 • -
NAI‘A spinner dolphin Photo by Michelle Poppler Community CALENDAR
SEEKING YOUTH SPORTS VOLUNTEERS a.m. and 10:30 a.m. as a lead-in to ahala Mall’s annual and security assistants. ualified applicants may receive NOW — Morale, Welfare and Recreation outh Sports is How to be a Steward of the Ocean” mall-wide eiki interviews at the job fair and selected applicants may be looking for coaches to support their upcoming soccer, tennis, Day event which runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more provided on-the-spot job offers. information, visit kahalamallcenter.com. and girl’s fast-pitch softball seasons. Registration, coach TIME MANAGEMENT clinics, and first aid CPR training are in progress and can be ALOHA TO SUMMER CELEBRATION AUG. 1 — This class is scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon at accomplished at their office adjacent to Bloch Arena. Teams JULY 28 — Authori ed patrons can celebrate summer in the MFSC Pearl Harbor. Effective time management can help generally have two practice days per week for an hour or lower parking lot of the Pearl Harbor avy Exchange from 11 increase productivity and reduce stress. Learn the skills two and one game on either Friday or Saturday. Interested a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be games, activities, food booths, to make better choices about managing your time and parties can contact Gavin Doi, the Joint Base Pearl Harbor- giveaways, pet adoptions, obstacle course and more. achieving goals. For more information, visit https: jbphh. Hickam MWR outh Sports and Fitness coordinator at 473- greatlifehawaii.com support military-family-support-center. 0789 or gavin.doi navy.mil. HELPING YOUR KIDS COPE WITH DIVORCED PARENTS STARS LINED UP FOR MILITARY SPOUSES HAWAII FOODBANK SEEKS VOLUNTEERS JULY 30 — This class is scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon AUG. 2 — This workshop is scheduled from noon to 1:30 NOW — olunteers are needed year-round. olunteers will at Military Family Support Center Pearl Harbor. Divorce is p.m. at MFSC Pearl Harbor. Military spouses travel around assist in the Hawaii Foodbank’s warehouse, in the community, stressful for the entire family. This workshop focuses on how the world with their military partners for their careers and it or with special projects and events. Interested individuals to prepare your child for this transition, establish comfort in a can be a challenge for spouses to find employment when must complete the volunteer application process below. new routine and more. they are relocated every two to four years. Each path to olunteers ages 8 to 15 must be accompanied by an adult age the various government jobs requires different job search 18 or older. Complete a volunteer application at http: www. HART ROADWORK COMING IN AUGUST techniques and tips. Learn about writing a federal resume, hawaiifoodbank.org volunteer. Submit completed applications AUGUST — Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation maximi ing your Priority Placement Program registration to volunter hawaiifoodbank.org, by fax at 954-7879 or by has awarded the construction contract for Phase I of its and more. For more information, visit https: jbphh. mail: Hawaii Foodbank Attn: Community Engagement Manager amehameha Highway resurfacing project. Phase I covers greatlifehawaii.com support military-family-support-center. 2611 ilihau St. Honolulu HI 96819. For more information, the area from Acacia Road near the Pearl Highlands Center contact Marielle Terbio, community engagement manager at to the Hawaiian Electric power plant in Waiau. The road DEVELOPING SELF-ESTEEM IN CHILDREN volunteer hawaiifoodbank.org or 954-7869. includes the resurfacing of amehameha Highway from AUG. 2 — This class is scheduled from 1 to 3 p.m. at Waiau through Pearl City and includes road widening, MFSC Pearl Harbor. The development of a positive self- BELLOWS CLOSING FOR RIMPAC improvements to intersections, minor utility improvements, concept or healthy self-esteem is extremely important to the NOW — Bellows Field Beach Park and its campgrounds will traffic signal work, turning loops, as well as curb and gutter happiness and success of children and teenagers. This class be closed to the public from today through July 30 in support work. The rough work schedule is expected to start in will share the basics for helping kids and teens to improve of the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise. For more August and the plan is to have the final paving completed by their self-esteem. For more information, visit https: jbphh. information, call the Community Relations Office at Marine late 2018. For more information, visit honolulutransit.org. greatlifehawaii.com support military-family-support-center. Corps Base Hawaii at 257-8876. CAREER EXPO 2018 COMING PET ADOPTION EVENTS DOCUMENTARY SHOWING AT KAHALA MALL AUG. 1 — Career Expo 2018 is scheduled for Wednesday, AUG. 4 AND 12 — The avy Exchange, Hawaiian Humane JULY 28 — STRAWS” is an award-winning documentary Aug. 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at eal Blaisdell Center Society and the Oahu SPCA are bringing pet adoption that illuminates the problems related with straws and other Exhibition Hall. Pre-register for free admission at http: events for authori ed patrons to the E Pet Shop, located single use plastic pollution that inundate our waterways hawaiicareerexpo.com . At this specific job fair, avy at 4888 Bougainville Drive, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more and oceans. STRAWS” will have two free screenings at Region Hawaii will be accepting resumes for the following information, call Stephanie Lau, the customer relations Consolidated ahala Theatres Saturday, July 28 at 9:30 occupations: security guards, dispatchers, fire inspectors manager, at 423-3287. MOVIE SHOWTIMES After draining his life savings to enter a team in the Rucker Classic street ball tournament in Harlem, Dax (LilRel Howery) is dealt a series of unfortunate setbacks, including losing his team to his longtime rival (Nick Kroll). Desperate to win the tournament and the cash prize, Dax stumbles upon the man, the myth, the legend Uncle Drew (NBA All-Star Kyrie Irving). SHARKEY THEATER FRIDAY — JULY 27 7 p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom ( - ) (PG-1 ) SATURDAY — JULY 28 p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom (PG-1 ) p.m. Uncle rew (PG-1 ) 7 p.m. Tag (R) SUNDAY — JULY 29 1 p.m. Incredibles ( - ) (PG) 4 p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom (PG-1 ) THURSDAY — AUG. 2 7 p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom ( - ) (PG-1 )
HICKAM MEMORIAL THEATER FRIDAY — JULY 27 7 p.m. Uncle rew (PG-1 ) SATURDAY — JULY 28 p.m. Incredibles (PG) p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom (PG-1 ) SUNDAY — JULY 29 p.m. Incredibles (PG) 4 p.m. Jurassic World Fallen ingdom (PG-1 ) THURSDAY — AUG. 2 p.m. Uncle rew (PG-1 )
*Movie schedules are subject to change without notice.