Marines Announce Return to Flight Plan for Ospreys of Lift on the Rotor System

Hawaii Marine Scuba Volume 29, Number 19 Serving Marine Corps Base Hawaii May11, 2000 Hanauma Bay A-5 B-1 Welcome Home Alpha 1 /1 2 1/3 returns Cpl. Charles E. Moore Filipino and U.S. relations by participating in many communi- Combat Correspondent ty events, Cabaniss said. Medical personnel came together to form a mobile medical and dental clinic to provide free health- First Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment came home to MCB care to Fillipinos who couldn't afford it otherwise, he added. Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, last week after a seven-month deploy- While operating in the Republic of Korea, 1/3 worked along- ment to Okinawa, Japan. side their Korean counterparts for the Korean Incremental While based in Okinawa as part of 4th Marine Regiment, Training Program. During this time, 1/3 worked with the U.S. 1/3 trained in other areas of Japan, Korea and the Philippines Army as well, hitching a ride on helicopters from the 17th during the deployment. Aviation 13rigadF to an Army camp along the demilitarized A highlight of their Unit Deployment Program trip was par- zone. ticipation in Exercise Balikatan '00. The exercise marked the During KITP, the battalion completed mountain warfare first time an American force participated in a large scale exer- training, and improved the interoperability of the Korean and cise with the Philippines since 1995, said Maj. Christian American Marines. Cabaniss, operations officer for 1/3. The battalion participated in various other smaller exercises During Balikatan, which roughly translates to "shoulder the during their deployment, including a battalion field exercise at load together", the Marines and Sailors from 1/3 worked exten- the Jungle Warfare Training Center in Okinawa. sively with their Filipino counterparts while gaining knowledge "Everyone kept a real positive attitude (throughout the from each other. deployment)," said Sgt. Maj. Rick Hawkins, battalion sergeant The battalion also took several steps to help improve major. "I'm real proud of the battalion." Marines announce return to flight plan for Ospreys of lift on the rotor system. Power settling is a phenomenon MV-22 accident investigators common to helicopter flight. Officials continue to look at other possible causes such as will now focus on loss of lift settling with power and the effects of operating two aircraft in close proximity to each other in flight. Marine Corps Division of Public Affairs A thorough review by the Naval Air Systems Command, the Press Release Naval Safety Center and the Deputy Commandant for Aviation Cpl. Charles E. Moore has found no structural or design flaws that preclude safe flight Stacie Hubbard gives her husband, 2nd Lt. Chad Hubbard, a big wel- U.S. WASH- operations and come home hug after being apart for seven months. Alpha Battery, 1st HEADQUARTERS, MARINE CORPS, the Marine Corps maintains complete faith in Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment, and 1st Battalion, 3rd Marine INGTON, D.C. - Marine Corps officials said Monday that a the safety of the V-22 aircraft. Regiment returned to MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, this week after their phenomenon known as "power settling" is now the focus of As a result, Gen. Jones has lifted the temporary operational Unit Deployment to Okinawa, Japan. their investigation into the crash of an MV-22 Osprey aircraft pause for instrumented models of the Osprey, known as that killed 19 Marines April 8 in Marana, Ariz. Engineering, Manufacturing and Development aircraft, in the As part of a regularly scheduled Defense Department news first of three phases in the resumption of flight of the MV-22. briefing, Marine Deputy Commandant for Aviation Lt. Gen. Developmental test pilots will continue to simulate and ana- Bravo 1/12 deploys Fred McCorkle outlined what officials have learned since the lyze possible causes of the accident. accident. The general also announced a phased plan to resume Following continued analysis of flight operations and flights of the MV-22 Osprey. insights gained from further findings of the investigation, the Following the accident, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Marine Corps will conduct a phased approach in its return of to Okinawa, Japan James L. Jones ordered an operational pause of all V-22 flight production MV-22s to flight status, initially with essential air- operations to allow investigators to analyze information pro- crew only, and eventually with passengers. Cpl. Charles E. Moore Sgt. Roger Newcomb, battery ammuni- vided by an onboard data recorder and to provide insight as to The MV-22 has safely flown more than 40 troop-lift mis- Correspondent Combat tion chief. the cause of the accident. sions and has carried more than 700 troops during operational The battery has been preparing to Analysis of the data retrieved from the data recorder, called evaluation flights. Bravo Battery, 1st Marines, 12th deploy for nearly a year, doing field a Crash Survivable Memory Unit (CSMU), along with exten- To personally demonstrate his confidence in the MV-22, Marine Regiment, deployed to Okinawa training and participating in exercises. sive engineering investigations have confirmed that all aircraft Gen. Jones plans to be aboard the first aircraft carrying passen- this week to replace A Battery, 1/12 as "We've been doing back-to-back exer- systems and software were operating properly at the time of the gers. part of the Unit Deployment Program. cises since October", said Capt. George accident. Marine Corps officials stressed the importance of informing The seven-month deployment helps Robinson, battery commanding officer. The data shows that in the last seconds of its flight, the the public about both the decision to resume flights and their keep a forward-deployed artillery battery "We've spent a whole lot of time away mishap aircraft was in a high rate of descent at a relatively low commitment to the MV-22 Osprey aircraft. in Okinawa at all times. from home." forward airspeed. They maintain the Osprey is clearly a much better, safer, and "We're going to be the tip of the spear These characteristics can lead to a condition known as more capable aircraft than the Vietnam-era CH-46 and CH-53D there for the Pacific Theater," said Staff See BRAVO 1/12, A-3 power settling (or vortex ring state) which can result in a loss helicopters that it will replace. 3/3 Marines depart for seven-month unit deployment Cpl. Charles E. Moore tracked, wire-guided, weapons system, is they've trained in Kahuku Training Area, The hardest part of the deployment and now it's time to go," Bean said. "All Combat Correspondent optimistic about his first deployment and Pohakuloa Training Area and Schofield may just be the hardest thing to prepare this will pass and, before you know it, time on ship. Barracks. They also underwent a Marine for, he added, and that's the initial sepa- it'll be December." Marines and Sailors from 3rd "I'm looking forward to experiencing Corps Combat Readiness Exercise to ration. "There are a lot of us leaving our "It's hard, I don't know if there are Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment recently oriental culture," he said. prove they were combat ready. families." any words to explain how I feel (about traded the subtropical beaches of Hawaii The battalion has utilized many train- "No one's going to call me up and say, Unit bonding will help Marines get being apart from her husband for seven for the far Eastern shores of Okinawa, ing exercises over the past year to pre- `Lt. Col. Bean, is 3/3 ready?" Bean said. over the separation, he said. While unit months)," said Carey Tomlinson, a 3/3 Japan. pare for this. They, started with a six- "Of course we're ready. "This is the cul- functions may not erase the pain of sepa- Marine's spouse. "I know they go out The main body of the battalion depart- week long exercise in Australia for exer- mination of everything we've done over ration, they will help ease it. there and do the best they can. That's ed recently from MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe cise Crocodile '99. Since that time, the past year." "You've done everything you can do always something to be proud of." Bay for a seven-month deployment. The battalion is going in full-force as part of the Unit Deployment Program and will be part of the 4th Marine Index Regiment in Okinawa, Japan for seven months. Marines will be kept busy during the A Section deployment with a variety of training Sergeant Major's column 2 exercises, including Cooperation Afloat Asian Pacific heritage month 3 and Readiness Training Exercise 2000 HMX-1 4 and field training in Korea and Japan. Scuba 5 "We've got a very exciting schedule MOUT 6 in Okinawa," said Lt. Col. Mark H. Every Clime and Place 8 Bean, battalion commander. Commandant Visits Europe 10 The schedule offers relief for Marines Courts Martial 12 like LanCe Cpl. Salvador Jimenez, a personal effects clerk, who wants to deploy B Section but doesn't want to stay in the rear with Hanauma Bay 1 the gear.. Military Appreciation 2 "1 want to do some kind of field oper- SMSP 3 ation," he said about the chance to train Ticket to Fun 3 in other countries. "I'm pretty excited." Tattoo Tips 4

Many Marines will increase more Cpl. Roman Yurek Hurricane Readiness 5 than just their field knowledge while Lance Cpl. Knapp, aims high to cover the windows and roof of the building. This way he can take out an enemy Movies/Free Ads 7 they're gone. target that dares to stick his head out in Knapp's sights. Dragons Platoon, Weapons Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Word to Pass 8 Lance Cpl. Nick Sucik, an assistant Marine Regiment, conducted MOUT training recently. Gef the story on A-6. gunner for the tube -launched, optically-

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SERGEANT MAJOR'S CORNER Sergeants major looking for ideas to improve Corps

Sgt. Maj. Robert W. Holub Marine Forces Pacific Sergeant Major all his agenda items and submit them up the chain till they reach one mit the best idea or suggestion. of the sergeants major in the Force who will be attending the Anyone can submit an agenda item. If any of our officers want to CAMP H.M. SMITH - Well, Marines, it's that time of year again Symposium. For Marine Forces Pacific, that will be the following submit one, hey, no problem, we sergeants major are everyone's repre- when I solicit your ideas and recommendations to submit to the 2000 sergeants major: sentatives. Fire away. If any of our Sailors in the Force has an idea, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Symposium. As you know, once Sgt. Maj. Robert Holub, MARFORPAC; Sgt. Maj. Harry Brown III, please submit it. a year in August about 50 of the major command sergeants major trav- MEF; Sgt. Maj. Carlos Ramirez, The bottom line is no one el to Washington D.C. to meet with the Sergeant Major of the Marine I MEF; Sgt. Maj. George Amos Marine, Sailor, enlisted or officer Corps and discuss those topics that affect the warfighting and well- HI, 3rd MarDiv; Sgt. Maj. Royce "Marines, I have been honored to in MARFORPAC has the market being of our Corps. Coffee, 1st MarDiv; Sgt. Maj. cornered on good ideas. We are This year Sgt. Maj. Alford Michael McClure, 1st MAW; Sgt. attend the last four symposiums looking for things to make our McMichaels instituted a website Maj. Manuel Sanchez, 1st FSSG; and I can tell you have seen Corps better and those ideas can to send your agenda items direct- Sgt. Maj. William Hartley, 3rd I come from anywhere. ly to after we discuss them as a FSSG; Sgt. Maj. Donald your great ideas and suggestions If you want to work on an Force before the symposium Franklin, 3rd MAW; Sgt. Maj agenda item as a class going meets so that the Branch Heads Stephen Mellinger, MCB Hawaii; become a reality in our Corps." through the Corporals, at Headquarters Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Ira Lott, COMCAB- Sergeants, Career or Advanced can start working on them even WEST; Sgt. Maj. Felipe Pinon, Sgt. Maj. Robert W Holub Course, please send it in. If your before we arrive for the confer- MCB Camp Butler; Sgt. Maj. Marine Forces Pacific Sergeant Major fire team, shop, office or whatev- ence. This should speed up the Markewicz, MCB Camp er has an idea, please send it in. process of getting an answer on Pendleton; Sgt. Maj. William Bulkley, MCAGCC. We need your great ideas to make our Corps even better in the future. the topic submitted. As you can see, this list allows you ample opportunity to submit Marines, I have been honored to attend the last four symposiums, How do you get your ideas your ideas no matter where you are stationed in the Force. Once your and I can tell you I have seen your great ideas and suggestions become into the Symposium? idea reaches one of the above sergeants major, he will compile them a reality in our Corps. It is really quite simple. All and, at a date to be determined, we will meet via video teleconference Let's make the first Sergeant Major of the Marines Corps you have to do is either e-mail, and discuss them. What I do as the Force sergeant major is list the top Symposium of the new millennium one that will set the stage for type or write longhand your idea, Holub ten issues that affect the entire Force and submit those as my Marine progress in the new century. All it takes is for you to put pen to paper recommendation or agenda item Forces Pacific agenda items. The rest go in as agenda items from those and submit your great ideas. to your sergeant major via your company first sergeant in the follow- subordinate commands of MARFORPAC. The bottom line is that all Don't let an, idea die around the bar just because you were too lazy ing format: Topic, Discussion, and Recommendation. your ideas reach the symposium. The only way it does not is if two or to write it down and submit it. Let's get busy. I look forward to see- That's it. more Marines submit the same topic. When that happens, we will vote ing your ideas. What will then happenis that your unit sergeant major will compile for the submission we think most clearly articulates the topic and sub- Semper Fi. Highly motivated officers needed for joint service education program

Naval War College Seminar groups consist of 15-18 students each, and a mix of stu- (401) 841-6518 or 6519. You may also contact the Navy College Public Affairs Office dents from all services is highly desirable to ensure that each topic is Office at Subase Pearl Harbor at (808) 473-1278 or the NWC Liaison analyzed from a joint service perspective. Completion of the entire Officer, BMC Thomas Haegele at (808) 471-2921. NEWPORT, R.I., -A search is underway to find a number of high- three-course sequence earns students an Intermediate Service College At the conclusion of each academic year, letters of recognition from ly motivated officers to represent the United States Marine Corps in a diploma and Phase I Joint Professional Military Education certifica- the President, NWC, will be forwarded via the chain of command to joint service education program being sponsored by the U.S. Naval tion. acknowledge the participation of the officers selected to undertake this War College. In this program, professional faculty will conduct Classes are conducted on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday unique joint education program. While it is desirable, students do not evening seminars once weekly over the course of an academic year evenings (5:30-8:30 p.m.) at the Naval Submarine Training Center have to commit to the completion of all three courses. which runs from late-August to late-April. Three different courses are Pacific (Bldg. 1262) at Subase Pearl Harbor. It is clear that all significant military operations in the future will be offered each year: National Security Decision Making, Strategy and A total of six officers in the grades of 0-3 through 0-6 are being conducted by a joint service team composed of elements from the var- Policy, and Joint Maritime Operations. Each of these courses has been sought for classes which will commence in August 2000. Applications ious military services. The Naval War College Nonresident Seminar accredited for up to seven hours of graduate credit toward a master's are invited from Active and Reserve officers. Program provides a demanding but rewarding way to enhance your degree. There are no tuition fees, and all books and study materials are To obtain additional information, visit the NWC website at knowledge of maritime and joint military operations. Apply today to provided at no cost. www.nwc.navy.mil or contact the College of Continuing Education at become part of this challenging program.

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To reach your family in times of emergency need, call the Pacific American Heritage Month American Red Cross Armed Forces Emergency Service Center toll- free: at 1-877-272-7337. Presidential Proclamation Amy Tan have delighted readers, Americans and Pacific Islanders make to our increasingly multi- across our Nation, while archi- face low-paying jobs, inade- cultural society. Marketing Yourself Over the last two centuries, tect and sculptor Maya Lin's quate health care, and lack of To honor the accomplish- Asian Americans and Pacific stirring memorials to the educational opportunity. ments of Asian Americans and The deputy director of the Officer Placement Service for the Islanders have contributed Vietnam War and the Civil To assist this community in Pacific Islanders and to recog- Retired Officers Association, Jerry Crews, will be at the base theater, immeasurably to the richness of Rights Movement have uplifted meeting these challenges, last nize their many contributions to MCBH on Friday, 9:30-11:30 a.m. to talk to officers, senior NCO's, our dynamic, multicultural soci- and inspired all who have expe- June 1 signed an Executive order our Nation, the Congress, by and civilians, about second careers." In this 2 1/2 hour presentation, ety. Whether recent immigrants rienced them. And diver Greg establishing the White House Public Law 102-450, has desig- he will introduce many career enhancing ideas and realities. For or descendants of families who Louganis and football star Initiative on Asian Americans nated the month of May as more information and to register, phone 257-7790. have been here for generations, Junior Seau have thrilled sports and Pacific Islanders. The "Asian/Pacific American Asian Americans and Pacific fans everywhere with their skill Initiative's goal is to improve Heritage Month." The Power of the Vote Islanders embody many of our and athleticism. the quality of life for Asian Now, therefore, 1, William J. Nation's core values, including While many Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Clinton, President of the United Voting, just like good manners, is a practice that is seldom exer- devotion to family, commitment Americans and Pacific Islanders by increasing their participation States of America, do hereby cised. If you're not located in your state, you can vote absentee. You to hard work, and pride in their today are thriving, others are in Federal programs - includ- proclaim May 2000 as may acquire an absentee ballot request form by logging on to heritage. still struggling to overcome ing health, human services, edu- Asian/Pacific American vvww.fvap.ncr.gov or visiting the Legal Services Center, Kaneohe The people of this diverse obstacles. Because of oppres- cation, housing, labor, trans- Heritage Month. I call upon the Bay. This is not only for military members, but also for family mem- and rapidly growing community sion in their countries of origin, portation, economic, and com- people of the United States to bers. Election day is November 7. have contributed to every aspect some new immigrants have munity development programs observe this occasion with of our national life from arrived without having complet- - which may not have served appropriate programs, cere- Memorial Day Safety engineering and computer sci- ed their education; once here, them in the past. monies, and activities. ence to government, the arts, some have encountered lan- My Administration remains In witness whereof, I have There will be a Memorial Day Safety awareness stand down May and sports. For example, Vinod guage and cultural barriers and dedicated to building an hereunto set my hand this twen- 25 from 7:30 - 9 a.m. The event will take place at landing zone 215, Dahm helped to revolutionize discrimination. Pacific America that celebrates and ty-ninth day of April, in the year across from building 216. The event will include presentations from computer technology through Islanders, too, must overcome draws strength from its diversi- of our Lord two thousand, and various safety organizations to include the base safety center, the invention of the pentium barriers to opportunity caused ty. Let us use this month to of the Independence of the Honolulu Police Dept., and the Honolulu City and County I.ifeguard chip. Governors Benjamin by their geographic isolation reflect on the many gifts Asian United States of America the Dept. Cayetano of Hawaii and Gary and the consequences of Americans and Pacific Islanders two. hundred and twenty-fourth. Locke of Washington have Western influences on their have brought to our nation and Windward Federal Credit Union devoted their lives to public ser- unique culture. For these and embrace the contributions that vice. The talents of novelist other reasons, too many Asian Americans of all backgrounds William J. Clinton The Windward Community Federal Credit Union's 46th annual business meeting is scheduled for May 19. The meeting will last BRAVO 1/12, From A-1 from 4 to 7 p.m. It is opened to all members at no charge. There will Dear Brigadier General Parker: be free food, entertainment and door prizes. Radio personality and The battery started off with Exercise Crocodile '99 in Australia. They also comedian Rodney Villanueva will be the emcee and will perform at I would like to express my appreciation to trained at Schofield Barracks and Pohakuloa Training Area before ending with a the end of the meeting. the Marines of Marine Corps Base Hawaii short visit to Twentynine Palms, Calif:, for a combined arms exercise. for participation in the Kokua@Kailua 2000 Beach Clean-Up coordinated by my "The more we can be in the field the better we're going to be," Robinson said. Mokapu Elementary Carnival office. Your Marine's dedication and will- While deployed to Okinawa, the battery is going to have plenty of opportunities ingness to clean up was greatly appreciated. to train in the field. Two weeks into the deployment, they are going to Yausubetsu. Mokapu Elementary will have their end-of-year carnival Friday, Japan, to practice firing for a month. The battery will also be training at Camp Fuji. May 26 from 4-8 p.m. There will be game booths, bouncy houses, a I would also like to commend Marine Corps located on the bottom of Japan's tallest mountain, Mt. Fuji. giant slide, shaved ice, cotton candy and more booth items. For Base Hawaii for the myriad other community events that it supports annually. Marine Firing in new environments will force the Marines to adapt their knowledge of information, contact Friends of Mokapu at 254-7964. 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Sgt. Richard W. Haltgraver Helicopter Mechanic, 6113 CH5 3 Combat Correspondent Helicopter Mechanic and 6 1 7 2/73 Aircraft Maintenance Ground Support Representatives of Marine Helicopter Equipment Mechanics. Squadron I visited Marine Corps Base The HMX-1 representatives briefed Hawaii from May 4 through Monday to and screened nearly 100 applicants dur- inform Marines and Sailors of their mis- ing their five-day visit. sion and to recruit them to fill their ranks. Once those Marines and Sailors made This visit to K-Bay was part of an it through the screening process, they had annual tour of air facilities throughout the the opportunity to talk to a monitor, who Marine Corps to search for personnel accompanies the HMX- I recruitment who would be interested in joining the team during their annual tours. HMX-1 team. "IIMX is a unique opportunity to see "We're here to give aviation Marines, the world, work along side the best peo- supply Marines and Navy personnel ple and do a lot of different things that information about what HMX-1 does you don't normally do out in the fleet," through out the world," explained Master said Townley. Gunnery Sgt. Joe B. Townley. "We sup- "I think HMX would be interesting to port (with aviation transportation) the become a part of," said Pfc. Lawrence D. President, Vice-President, heads of state, Blackwell, a fiscal clerk for Combat foreign dignitaries and the Commandant Service Support Group 3. "This is an of the Marine Corps." opportunity to do something prestigious The high-protile unit has more than and hopefully help my career in the 700 personnel and certain Military future." Occupational Specialties that need to be Marines and Sailors who think they filled regularly. have the "right stuff" to compete and per- One particular billet that has a high form their duty to their country, in a unit turnover rate is Aviation Crew Chief, that demands the best, can talk to their according to Townley. There is no one career planners for information on how to Photo courtesy of HMX-1 MOS that HMX-1 is out to recruit. There apply for service in HMX -1. Marine One takes off from the front lawn of the White House Marine One, a VH3D, is one of four types of aircraft is an immediate need for 6112 CH4 6 that HMX-1 uses to complete its mission. VP-47, MCB Hawaii instruct students on difficult life situations VP-47 substance abuse, physical fitness, teen preg- Press Release nancy and sexually transmitted diseases, a K- 9 unit and a question and answer station. 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Sgt. M.G. Miller 13th MW Combat Correspondent M-203 grenade launchers with non-lethal ammunition at their disposal. MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP "Even though, as Marines, we are PENDLETON, Calif. - An ominous trained to kill," explained Sgt. James squad of Marines double-timed in forma- Campbell, squad leader, "sometimes it is tion to the front of the food distribution better just to keep people from injuring site, and the rioting crowd suddenly you, especially when you are trying to stepped back. A wall of shields stood keep the peace. between the crowd and the Marines. The "When we go into a friendly area, intimidating Marine Force, clad in these tactics allow us to push the rioters shields, facemasks and leg-pads is the back without seriously injuring or killing Corps' answer to resolving low-intensity them." conflict. If it becomes necessary to use lethal "React Up!" shouted SSgt. David force, however, the platoon is prepared. McColgan, the 13th MEU's non-lethal "Just because we are called a 'non-lethal' platoon commander. unit, doesn't mean we are not allowed to The 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit's use lethal force," said Capt. Louis non-lethal force, A Battery 1/11, Palazzo, A Battery 1/11 commander. The Battalion Landing Team 3/1, was rules of engagement in each situation employed for the Humanitarian help determine when lethal force is Assistance Operation April 17-19 during authorized. Whether it is lethal or non- the MEU's Composite Training Unit lethal, most of the tactics and procedures Exercise 00-2. are new to the Marines of A Battery, If the rioters had continued to test the explained Campbell. "In artillery, we Marines, McColgan could have aren't used to seeing front-line combat; announced through his bullhorn, we are usually farther away. Now we are "Shotguns tap down!" and four shields thrust into the thick of it." would lower with shotguns peering over "Although we will probably only be the top. The shotguns can fire non-lethal employed in this way during a HAO, any ammunition, such as bean bags, rubber situation can easily turn into combat," pellets and rubber slugs, which are said McColgan. "That is one of the rea-

intended to stop or injure someone sons we are here, to try to stop a peaceful Sgt. M.C. Miller instead of kill. The platoon also has four situation from turning into a hostile one." The 13th MEU's non-lethal force hits the side of shields and walks forward to the beat to intimidate the aggressors.

ident courses, not just regurgitate information on the performance-based classroom instruction Tougher is better: written exams. builds." "We were in this habit where Marines were just Resident courses such as the Sergeants, Career studying ELOs (enabling learning objectives)," said and Advanced courses will expand upon informa- Gregory. "Now they're required to do more perfor- tion taught in nonresident programs. Revised enlisted courses mance evaluation. It's a harder curriculum." When a sergeant attends the Sergeants Course, he In addition to the new, streamlined, tougher cur- or she will be given a pre-test at the start of the riculum, a valuable reward may be earned as the course on material covered in the nonresident dis- program develops: a degree. tance learning books. If Marines score low on ele- eliminate overlap, focus According to Gregory, a future goal of the mentary map skills, for example, then they must re- Enlisted Education Branch and MCU is to gain study their nonresident books because those basic accreditation for the new Enlisted PME 2000 cours- skills won't be re-taught in the resident course. es, just as the university's Master's program of In the past, there was a 90 to 95-percent overlap on career advancement Military Studies for officers was accredited last between the resident and nonresident courses. Now December. it?s about a 10 to 15-percent overlap, where it "From the Sergeant's Course all the way through should be, said Gregory. Sgt. lim Goodwin result of an extensive study involving about 1,200 the completion of the Advanced Course, the Marines "This is real-world stuff, we're not just perform- MCB Quantico Public Affairs Marine staff NCOs. All six of the Corps' staff NCO will be nearer a degree completion," said Gregory. ing book knowledge anymore," said Gregory. MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. - academies, including Quantico's, will validate the "They might just be an English or math class shy of "We're actually making Marines go out and perform Marine Corps University has "upped the ante" on new curriculum for two more courses to ensure all their degree in military studies." the tasks." the Corps' Enlisted Professional Military Education course materials are "streamlined." Long-gone are the days of completing a nonresi- For example, sergeants will learn to conduct programs. "We've corrected all 135 lessons or so," dent program through Marine Corps Institute, only training on non judicial punishment. Staff sergeants Stemming from a two-year review of the needs of explained Gregory. "We want to ensure that a to find the same information covered in the subse- are required to perform advanced land navigation the staff non-commissioned officer ranks, a new Marine going through a course in Camp Lejeune, quent resident course. using new technology, such as the Global curriculum known as "Enlisted PME 2000" has N.C., is getting the exact same instruction as a In conjunction with Marine Corps University, Positioning System. Gunnery sergeants are required been designed to focus more on practical application Marine going through the same course in Okinawa, Marine Corps Institute will begin publishing revised to write an entire drill package, such as those used vice written examinations and to avoid topic overlap Japan." editions of the NCO and staff NCO distance learn- during parades and ceremonies. Instead of perform- between resident and nonresident courses. The new curriculum is also intended to familiar- ing education programs later this year to coincide ing land navigation, gunnery sergeants will set up a The last time the resident professional military ize Marines with new technologies, and to "enhance with the new Enlisted PME 2000 resident program. land navigation course. education courses were reviewed was following the the professional development ... in the areas of Now, distance education programs offered by In the past, Marines either passed or failed cours- Gulf War, said Master Sgt. Steven Gregory, non- warfighting and leadership through instruction and Marine Corps Institute are prerequisites for resident es strictly on written'examinations. Under Enlisted commissioned officer-in-charge of the Enlisted evaluation," courses, said Gregory. Using a "building blocks" PME 2000, approximately 60-percent of Marines' Education Branch at MCC. The new curriculum, Now, Marine NCOs are required to apply what method of learning, the distance learning programs grades are accumulated from practical application of which has been taught for several months now, is the they've learned from both their nonresident,and res- establish a "core of knowledge and skills on which the knowledge they've learned. '

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Jim Garamone American Forces Press Service Dave Ozolek, the senior engineer adviser for the ing to do is exploit the asymmetric capabilities that The concept would also put all commanders at all Joint Experimentation Directorate at JFCOM, said are unique to our nation and to be able to conduct an levels on line at the same time. U.S. combat forces of the during a recent interview that Rapid Decisive operation on terms that we dictate, as opposed to "This would capitalize on the subordinate com- Operations is meant to deal with the operational having to react to terms the enemy dictates," Ozolek manders' detailed knowledge of the battlespace and future will be quick, they will challenges posed by small-scale contingencies. said. integrate that knowledge with the senior comman- "We have overwhelming military capabilities," New geostrategic relationships, new technologies der's broad vision," he said. be lethal and, most impor- Ozolek said. "But in some recent operations, we and a better understanding of operations drive the The goal of the forces also changes. Rapid have not been as quick or decisive as we need to be." new concept. Decisive Operations shifts the goal from the attrition tant, they will fight jointly. He said the concept boils down to "how we, in a "Today, when we conduct a campaign, it is very of the enemy to attacks on the coherence that makes matter of days instead of months, project sufficient deliberate," he said. "We do a sequential build-up, a his military forces effective. Rut how will this happen and what changes must military capability across global distances, and inca- deployment build-up, breakout, linear attack. "We will apply the principles we've developed in happen in the military? Joint Vision 2010 has been pacitate a capable regional power." "Higher headquarters writes an order, passes it Rapid Decisive Operations into a scenario that the blueprint. Detailing exactly how U.S. forces JFCOM officials looked at the operations the down to the next headquarters, which analyzes it, requires us to do rapid force projection, deep opera- will make that vision reality is the question the U.S. United States participated in during the past decade briefs hack a concept, then writes an order that it tional reach and deal with a very rigorous threat," Joint Forces Command in Norfolk, Va., is working and made some conclusions about future foes. Under delivers to its subordinate headquarters," he contin- Ozolek said of this summer's tests. toward answering. This summer, JFCOM planners this scenario the regional power would outnumber ued. "This goes on down the chain and the time JFCOM experts will examine what happens if will begin experimenting with Rapid Decisive U.S. forces, have the "home field" advantage and available to each commander at each level gets less they put today's force in that scenario. Operations - their first "integrating concept," said field a competent information operation program. and less as it rolls downhill." "Then we'll explore three alternatives that will Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Army Gen. Two important aspects about each foe the United In Rapid Decisive Operations, instead of conduct- look at elements within Rapid Decisive Operations Henry Shelton. States has confronted in the 1990s have been their ing campaigns sequentially, the military would con- that may provide us with alternatives to our current "Rapid Decisive Operations emphasizes critical willingness to inflict and sustain significant military duct them simultaneously - "move while we're programs," said Ozolek. "The intent is to see if an functional concepts, including attack against criti- and civilian casualties, and their ability to learn planning and plan while we're moving," Ozolek alternative gives us a higher degree of capability." cal, mobile targets, which focuses on near-simulta- "with absolutely no time constraints on how long it said. So, instead of moving into an area and building "I anticipate that we will find elements in each of neous sensor-to-shooter data flow and high-speed, takes them to accomplish their goals." up, as U.S. forces did during Desert Shield, they these alternatives that will give us specific capabil- long-range weapons," Shelton testified April 26 The Rapid Decisive Operations concept marks a would move directly to the application of decisive ities. We will then integrate them into a consolidated before the Senate Appropriations Committee. sea change in joint operations. "What we're attempt- effects against the enemy. version of Rapid Decisive Operations," Ozolek said. Commandant of the Marine Corps visits with Marine Forces Europe

Maj. K.O. White and Fred Carr involvement in Europe began in early or in any other capacity, I will tell you term retention. "We've had 58 consecu- experience. I took a debrief with the Marine Forces Europe and Marine Corps News 1993. "Right around that time is when frankly that I struggle with that. The rea- tive months of making our recruiting sergeant major at the end and I can tell BOEBLINGEN, Germany - While, the Marine Corps really started playing son that's important is that the Marine quotas, officer and enlisted, in both qual- you that it was easily one of the better attending the change of command cere- continually major roles in this theater," Corps leads this unenviable category in ity and quantity. I can't tell you what a things that we've done and we're going

mony at U.S. European Command in he said. He also recounted a discussion DoD by a large measure." boost that is when 1 go into any meeting to standardize it every year." Stuttgart, Germany, the Commandant of from a recent conference in Munich Citing the Marine Corps' youthful in the Pentagon on manpower issues, and Continuing his focus on the quality of the Marine Corps took time to brief when a retired general from another force as one explanation of the safety before they start wringing their hands life for his Marines and their families, Marines assigned to Marine Forces nation's military said, "If about recruiting and reten- Gen. Jones told the Marines, "Some of Europe on recent and planned events in you [Americans] weren't tion they say, "...with the the best housing you'll .ever see is being the Corps. over here [in Europe] we exception of the Marine built on our major stations. Is it fast General James L. Jones used the May wouldn't be having this "The strength, the health, the Corps." I really don't have enough? No. Is there enough? No. But 2 event, in which Army Gen. Wesley K. discussion, because you to do too much, except take what we do have is quality, and we con- Clark passed the mantle of leadership to still provide the umbrella morale, and the accomplish- a bow." tinue to invest in it as much as we can." Air Force Gen. Joseph W. Ralston as by which we can talk Recent improvements in General Jones concluded his remarks Commander in Chief, European about these things without ments on a day-to-day basis of retention rates also please by putting the Marine Corps' contribu- Command and NATO Supreme Allied any fear of one of the the commandant. "After tions to national defense in perspective. Commander Europe, to illustrate the con- other European countries Marines worldwide are enough cries of alarm earlier this "The Marine Corps today, among all the tinued and increasing importance of U.S. becoming more powerful year about our first-term active forces, contributes 20 percent of presence in the region. than another country ... ." to grip anybody and motivate retention, we directed a the infantry battalions in the United "As we step forward into the 21st cen- Speaking about his Corps-wide standdown for States, 20 percent of the fighter-attack tury, this is a good theater to be engaged experiences since becom- them throughout the day. 48 hours working with our squadrons, 17 percent of all attack heli- in ... It's unique, I think, in military his- ing commandant last July, commanders directly to copters, and 33 percent of the combat tory to have armed forces of a nation so Gen. Jones said, "The ensure they understood that service support for ground forces. So we far away, so welcome for so long on for- strength, the health, the General James L. Jones they were going to tackle are not bit players, we don't back up to: eign soil. And it's in our interest that we morale, and the accom- this issue, add to their the table, we don't occupy the cheap are here." plishments on a day-to- Commandant of the Marine Corps health, and their focus. seats. We stand tall, we sit up with General Jones' familiarity with the day basis of Marines They did that and, in 30 strength and conviction, and we know region stems from spending his forma- worldwide are enough to days, we went to going that we can make a huge contribution. tive years in France, and then returning grip anybody and motivate them mishap rates (68 percent of Marines are from 10 percent down to just about pari- "Finally, I would say that if imitation: as a brigadier general in 1992 to serve as throughout the day. This is a great job. It 23 years old or younger), Gen. Jones is the sincerest form of flattery, then we: the Deputy Director, J-3, U.S. European is so much fun and a matter of such enor- said, "Commanders will work hard to Seeking input from Marines of all should feel pretty good about ourselves. Command. During that tour, he was reas- mous pride that I can only say 'thanks."' find out how to fix it ... it's a tough prob- ages and ranks is another of the general's The only thing they can't duplicate is our signed as Chief of Staff, Joint Task Force But he did share his.deep concern over lem ... this is one area of competition that priorities. Referring to the recent NCO culture. They can't duplicate the things Provide Promise for operations in the safety of Marines. "Sad days for me you don't want to be first in." Symposium (the Corps' first) hosted by that make us so different and so unique: Bosnia-Herzegovina and Macedonia. are defined as serious injuries and loss of On a much happier note, Gen. Jones Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Sgt. and so well respected by your The Commandant told the Marines life of our fellow Marines. Whether it's spoke of continuing success in recruit- Maj. Alford L. McMichael, Gen. Jones Commandant, and in the United States: that the Corps' increasing level of training, or whether it's on the highways, ment and a bettering situation on first- said, "It was a powerful and rewarding and elsewhere."

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Several compa- Several areas of IT are to be to you. You don't have to rely just Gingerbread nies are in the final competition handled by the NMCI, according on yourself to keep your system Pancakes WASHINGTON D.C. - phase for the five-year contract to Caler. They include initial running. So it will remove a lot of Fantastic Over the past several years, differ- that will be awarded this summer. implementation; refresh rate; the frustration from the Sailor or Omelettes ent commands within the Navy Through a multi-year service training; consistent look and feel Marine and the CO." "Special" Eggs and Marine Corps have tried to contract, NMCI will deliver com- everywhere you go; and contrac- The size of data "pipelines," or Benedict keep up with the technological prehensive, end-to-end informa- tor-maintained infrastructure. bandwidth is another critical Friendly service - Delightful decor revolution by building up comput- tion services. This will signifi- "Technology changes over aspect of IT enhanced with er networks with needed capabili- cantly enhance security. improve every 18 months," said Caler. NMCI. The contractor will main- ties such as e-mail and Internet interoperability and increase "One of the prime contractor's tain and upgrade the pipelines as Sunday May 14, 7am-2pm access. As a result, the Navy cre- access to information. responsibilities will be to keep the technology changes. Once ships 261-8724 ated a conglomeration of stand- "The reason for the contract is technology up-to-date, or tie up in port, they can "plug in" 315 Uluniu St. in Kailua Square alone systems that many times are simple," said Cmdr. Jay Ca ler, 'refreshed,' saving the base CO to NMCI and take, advantage of Kailua incompatible, can't talk to each Shore Network Requirements the headache and the funds he the increased bandwidth for all other and have different levels of officer for the Navy's Department would've spent in the first place." kinds of voice and data services. security. of Space, Information, Warfare "This new initiative should NMCI will improve the quality The Navy Marine Corps and Command and Control (N6). allow personnel who are serving of life for Sailors and Marines, Intranet (NMCI) is an effbrt to "Experts in commercial industry out of their rate/MOS to return to both ashore and at sea, by improv- WE GET remedy that problem. It is a are developing the real cutting that specialty, increasing their ing access to and interoperability strategic approach that will enable edge technology," he explained. prospects for advancement," with existing and future web- individual units and the entire "NMCI will allow the Department added Cmdr. Nancy Doss of the based information and personnel RESULTS! Department of the Navy to effec- of the Navy to acquire new and Program Executive Office related services throughout the Charles Crompton Serving Hawaii Sue Herbich tively communicate in the modern improved capabilities faster (Information Technology). She Department of the Navy. The Attorney at Law For Over 20 Years Attorney at Law age. The goal of NMCI is to through commercial develop- also explained that since all the IT transition to NMCI will begin this replace the department's numer- ment." Each installation will pur- will be coming from one source, it summer. 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Kozaryn reconnaissance, air assault, infantry, armor, artillery, But, he pointed out, "It's going to take some time. to carry out all those missions," Cohen said, "and American Forces Press Service aviation, Special Forces, civil affairs, support and a "I frequently have to testify on Capitol Hill and frankly, as much of a burden as that puts on you, we MUNICH, Germany - The American people mobile hospital unit. Some Navy and Air Force per- they want to know, 'How long? How long is it going don't want to see that change. We like to say that appreciate the sacrifice U.S. service members and sonnel also support Task Force Falcon. to take before these pounds heal?' You know from you are, in fact, the best trained, the best led, the best their families make and recognize the danger troops Shelton and Cohen praised the NATO-led your experiences, it's not going to be easy," he said. equipped, most capable military in the world. We face in places like Kosovo. Kosovo Force for helping bring peace, stability and "The passions that still reside here are still pretty want to keep you exactly that way." Defense Secretary William S. Cohen carried that security to the people of Kosovo. Shelton stressed high and they're likely to remain high for some time Now, he said, the leadership is working on hous- message May 1 to U.S. troops at Camps Bondsteel the importance of the mission and expressed the to come," he said. And while many people say the ing and healthcare. "The chairman and I want to and Monteith in Kosovo. Cohen met up at Camp nation's gratitude to U.S. troops assembled at the international community hasn't done enough, at the Make sure that those of you who have to live off Bondsteel with Army Gen. Henry Shelton, chairman Bondsteel theater. least NATO stopped the killing and reversed what base don't have to come up with money out of your of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to talk with U.S. military "Your success in maintaining a safe and secure was done just a year ago, Cohen added. pocket. The last study we had, showed that you have leaders and visit troops. environment under very difficult, complex circum- "A year ago, we were in the middle of the most to come up with 19 percent. That's not good. We're About 42,000 international troops are in the stances .has made it possible for the people of successful air campaign in history of the world. We going to change that." Kosovo area of operations, including about 6,100 Kosovo to continue to rebuild their lives," the chair- reversed something we never thought we'd see Cohen said he has put about $3 billion into the Americans. The United States heads the eastern man said. "Your efforts have also provided the inter- again in the 20th century -a whole program of eth- budget over the next four-and-one-half years to multinational brigade sector, one of five in Kosovo. national community with an opportunity to find the qic cleansing," he said. make sure service members who live off base and France heads the north, Germany the south, Italy the long-term solution for Kosovo and provide it as a Now the NATO-led peacekeepers are helping to those living on base are treated equitably. west, and Great Britain the central section. matter of fact." stabilize the region so people can see the benefits of Healthcare is another area of concern, the secre- Camp Bondsteel, a complex of newly built wood- Now, Shelton said, it's time for the United peaceful interchange rather than the exchange of tary said. TRICARE doesn't work as well as defense en structures atop rolling farm fields, forms the heart Nations and the Organization for Security and hatred that leads to more graves, he said. officials had hoped it would, and a number of of U.S.-led Multinational Brigade Command East. Cooperation in Europe to establish an effective Cohen pointed out, however, that Pentagon lead- changes are in the works. Bondsteel currently houses about 4,000 personnel, police force, stand up civil institutions of govern- ers oppose proposals to create a peacekeeping force' From Kosovo, Cohen and Shelton were slated to including about 3,000 Americans. Another 2,000 ment and restore the economy "so that we can leave for these types of missions. "This is still a very dan- attend change of command ceremonies at U.S. personnel, including about 1,000 Americans, are behind a long-term self-sustaining peace." gerous place, as you know better than any of us," he European Command in Germany and at SHAPE in based at Camp Monteith, about an hour's drive Cohen said the military men and women from 28 told the troops. "You know how quickly it can go Belgium before returning to Washington. The cere- away. natiof-Varticipating in Operation Joint Guardian from a peacekeeping mission to a warfighting mis- monies welcome USAF Gen. Joseph Ralston as the The U.S. contingent of the peacekeeping mission, are codributing their time to give the Kosovo peo- sion. new commander in chief of European Command primarily Army, includes command, engineer, ple an opportunity to live in peace and harmony. "Peacekeeping to warfighting - you are trained and NATO supreme allied commander Europe.

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A private first class from 2nd Battalion, 3rd. Marine Regiment was A corporal from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, was tried for 3 months and reduction to pay grade E-1. tried on May 1 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, and on April 24 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, and sen- A private first class from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, Article 112a, wrongful use of marijuana. The accused was sentenced tenced with a bad-conduct discharge and confinement for 26 days. was tried on April 20 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, with confinement for 60 days, forfeiture of $250 pay per month for one A private from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, was tried on violation of Article 89, disrespect to a superior commissioned officer, month and reduction to pay grade E-1. April 20 for violation of Article 112a, for wrongful use of marijuana, violation of Article 92, violation of a lawful general order, violation of A lance corporal from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment was and sentenced with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement for 75 days, Article 112a, wrongful use of marijuana, violation of Article 128, bat- tried on May 1 for two violations of Article 86, unauthorized absence, and forfeiture of $200 pay per month for 3 months. tery, and violation of Article 128, assault. The accused was sentenced and a violation of Article 87, missing movement through design. The A lance corporal from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment was with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement for 120 days, forfeiture of accused was sentenced with a bad conduct discharge, confinement for tried on April 19 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, vio- $500 pay per month for 3 months, and reduction to pay grade E-1. 68 days, and reduction to pay grade E-1. lation of Article 92, disobeying a general order, and violation of Article A lance corporal was tried on April 17 for violation of Article 121, A corporal from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, was tried 112a, wrongful use of marijuana. The accused was sentenced with a larceny, and violation of Article 134, wrongfully obtaining services. on April 24 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, and sen- bad-conduct discharge, confinement for 6 months, forfeiture of $670 The accused was sentenced with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement tenced with a bad-conduct discharge and confinement for 26 days. pay per month for 6 months, and reduction to pay grade E-1. for 180 days, forfeitures of $670 pay per month for 4 months and A private from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment was tried on A private first class from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, reduction to pay grade E-1. April 26 for violation of Article 112a, wrongful use of marijuana and was tried on April 19 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, A staff sergeant from Headquarters and Service Battalion, Camp sentenced with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement for 120 days and violation of Article 91, failure to obey a lawful order, and violation of Smith, was tried on April 3 for violation of Article 92, violation of a forfeiture of $600 pay per month for four months. Article 112a, wrongful use of marijuana. The accused was sentenced lawful general regulation, violation of Article 128, assault, violation of A private first class from 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement for 100 days, forfeiture of Article 134, adultery. The accused was sentenced with a bad-conduct was tried on April 25 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized absence, $500 pay per month for 3 months and reduction to pay grade E-1. discharge, confinement for 120 days, and reduction to pay grade E-1. violation of Article 121, larceny, and violation for Article 134 for A private first class from 1st Radio Battalion was tried on April A private first class from 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, unlawful entry. The accused was sentenced with a bad-conduct dis- 20 for violation of Article 112a, wrongful use of marijuana. The was tried on March 21 for violation of Article 86, unauthorized charge, confinement for 150 days, forfeiture of $670 pay per month for accused was sentenced with a bad-conduct discharge, confinement for absence. The accused private first class was sentenced with confine- 3 months and reduction to pay grade E-1. 90 days, forfeiture of $500 pay per month for 3 months and reduction ment for 57 days. 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Story and Photos by family, connecting Honolulu to down to the beach is 50 cents. To get Cpl. Roman Yurek Mokapu. back up to the top, guests pay $1. Combat Correspondent This is when the popularity of the Going to Hanauma Bay can also be bay increased. Now, locals visit the an educational experience. The When touring around the bay, along with mainland and foreign Marine Life Conservation District has island of Oahu, there are tourists visiting the island. posted historical, safety and environ- many scenic stops one can As at many beaches on the island, mental facts about the bay at its make, such as Waikiki, Diamond one can tan on the white sand, swim entrance, along the beach and on the Head and the North Shore. All these in the clear blue water or relax under hill overlooking the bay. sites are big for tourists, but there is the shade of a coconut tree, but at Those visitors who want to learn a one that might be overlooked. Hanauma Bay, guests can also rent little more about Hanauma Bay can Hanauma Bay is a clear-water, fish- snorkeling gear for less than $10. also visit the educational center. infested cove on the island that was Almost immediately after entering Fossils that have been found in and made famous by the 1961 Elvis the water, visitors will find themselves around the bay are displayed there. Presley movie, "Blue Hawaii." within inches of a wide variety of To enjoy the beach and water at Hollywood is not the only organi- fish. The further out you swim, the Hanauma Bay, there is a price. zation that has used the bay. In 1941, more extravagant and abundant the Parking is $1 and admittance is $3, the U.S. Army used Hanauma Bay as fish are. If you are fortunate, a sea but for all Kama'aina, the fee is one of its many defensive positions on turtle might swim past you as you waived. If you are interested in going Oahu, against further attacks by the swim around the living coral. to Hanauma Bay, it is recommended Japanese during World War II. Visitors should be aware of the that you leave early, because the park- Since then, on any given weekend, rules of the bay in order to protect the ing lot can fill up fast during the the bay is filled with curious snorkel- fragile ecosystem. Guests are asked weekend and then the lot is closed ers, divers, and other beach-goers who to stand only on the sand, not the liv- once it is full.. enjoy the scenic cove, located just off ing coral. In the park, you can expect a day in of Kalanianaole Highway. To enjoy the underwater scenery of the sun, a swim with Hawaiian reef The history of Hanauma Bay dates Hanauma Bay, one must first get fish and a bit of knowledge about the back to 1927, when a road was con- down to the beach. There are two island of Oahu and Hanauma Bay. structed in the early days of Oahu, ways to do that: walking, or taking the The park is open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This Hanauma Bay visitor decided to take advantage of the opportunity to catch a when it was held by the ali'i, or royal Hanauma Bay Tram. The tram ride Wednesday through Monday. few rays of sun in between snorkling sessions..

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Top Finishers 40-44 Edward McCue 20:39 Men Anthony Rahatt 17:02 45-49 Peter Hamann 17:04 Clifford Weingart 26:10 Joseph Galvin 17:05 50-54 Women Mike Olson 21:54 Angela Judge 20:48 Nayda Mannle 23:25 Female Division Cara Arledge 23:56 Winners

Male Division Winners 18-23 Jalana Magilewski 24:03 17 and under Brandon Dougherty 24-29 23:11 Kimberly Johnson 24:11 18-23 Thomas Elders 17:38 30-35 Maria Soria 31:00 24-29 Rogelio Cervantes 18:49 36-39 Cindy Kauffman 26:42

30-35 40-44 John Mannle 17:11 Denise Poirer 36:53

36-39 45-49 John Armour 21:48 Heidi Bisanz 29:59

Photo by Cpl. Charles E. Moore

Participants in the Single Marine/Sailor Program Cinco de Mayo 5K Run leave the starting line near Pop Warner Field aboard MCB Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Friday morning. Results of the run are shown at right. B-2 May 11, 2000 Hawaii Marine 15th Annual Hawaii Military Appreciation celebration to kick off Friday in Honolulu

Cpl. Otto C. Plail-Muete and Mayor will deliver proclamations to the first class contest complete with an official arm Combat Correspondent Commander in Chief of the U.S. Pacific wrestling table and judges. Command, who will accept on behalf of the men 5 p.m.-Discounted luau dinner show for military Hawaii's aloha spirit will center in on military and women of the Armed Forces in Hawaii. families at Paradise Cove in Kapolei. Opening servicemembers and their families from May 12-22 Program will feature music by the Royal Hawaiian events begin at 5 p.m. with dinner served at 6:45 as the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii presents Band. Atlantis Adventures joins with BOH to host p.m. followed by a Polynesian revue. Contact the 15th Annual Hawaii Military Appreciation the military. The Hawaiian Airlines sponsored MWR ticket offices for ticket information. The Falls of Clyde, and see a replica of a voyaging Week. Military Appreciation Week Discount Coupon canoe used by the Polynesians. Seating is limited. The ten-day celebration honors Hawaii's mili- Book will be distributed to military members. Sunday, May 14 Call 257-8838 for reservations. 5:30 p.m.-Finals of the Military tary servicemen and women for the time and dedi- 2 p.m.-USS O'Kane open for public tours. Noon-Public Tours of the USS O'Kane until 5 Karaoke Contest at Center Stage of the Ala Moana Shopping Center. cation they give for their country to maintain peace Military and civilian guests invited to tour the ship. p.m. The live filming of the contest finals on the "Hawaii Stars" TV and order in the Pacific and around the world. 5 p.m.-Pau Hana Friday Festivities. The Aloha 5:30 p.m.-Air date for "Hawaii's Kitchen" TV show stars Carole Kai Totaling 25 percent of Hawaii's population, the Tower Marketplace, its merchants and restaurants show on KHON TV-2 featuring Navy cooks from and Kimo Kahoano. The combined military-related population has made host a Hawaiian-style "E Komo Mai" to the mili- the nuclear submarine USS Cheyenne based at semi-final for the contest was hosted by Rumours. Pearl Harbor. multiple contributions to the state in terms of tary and their families to join with local residents Saturday, May 20 national security and local community efforts, in celebrating the start of Hawaii Military 7 p.m.-Combined Military Band Concert at the 7:30 Hawaii Theater sponsored by Corporate Sponsor a.m.-American Red Cross 2nd Annual according to Stanley Hong, the President and Chief Appreciation Week. Bike-A-Thon at Bellow Air Force Base. 15K and AT&T Hawaii and hosted by the U.S. Army. This Executive Officer for The Chamber of Commerce 7 p.m.-USO Canteen Dance at the Pier 10 8K. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m. Contact FREE public concert will pay tribute to Hawaii's of Hawaii. Terminal. A lively dance hosted by the USO Harriett at 449-1488 Korean War veterans. Includes top musicians from for details. Public invited to Thanks to contributing businesses and individu- Hawaii open to all military and local residents. participate and test their the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine bicycling skills. als, several scheduled events during Hawaii Dance to the swinging music of the 25th Infantry Corps, Air Force, 7:30 a.m.-4th Annual Triathlon/Duathlon Coast Guar& and the Hawaii National Guard. at Military Appreciation week will help recognize Division Swing Band and Hawaii's dance band, Marine Corps Base Hawaii Tickets available through The Chamber hosted by Marine military servicemembers efforts and bring them Hula Joe and the Hutjumpers with singing sensa- of Corps Community Services (MCCS). Registration Commerce of Hawaii at 545-4300 from May I . closer together with the rest of the people of tion, Ginai. A great opportunity to greet, meet, net- begins at 6:30 a.m. Contact Joann Yow-Fairchild at Hawaii. work, and dance the night away to some great 254-7653 for details. Public invited to participate music. FREE. Monday, May 15 Friday, May 12 (Opening Day Festivities) 5:30 p.m.-Discounted luau for military families in the event to raise funds for MCCS. 10 a.m. -"Living History Day" at Ft. DeRussy 1 p.m.-A special ATM "Boat Days" ceremony to at the Hale Koa Hotel. Includes a luau dinner and Saturday, May 13 (U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii). Featuring dis- celebrate the arrival of the U.S. Navy's newest 10 a.m.-Public tours of the USS O'Kane until 5 show presented by Hawaii's Danny Couch and a plays of various Polynesian groups. Dinner at 5 guided missile destroyer, the USS O'Kane, at Pier p.m. and discounted tours for military families at Polynesian revue. Contact Hale Koa Hotel and p.m. 6 9. A welcoming committee along with a fire boat your MWR ticket office for ticket information. followed by show at p.m., featuring the Fire the Hawaii Maritime Museum. Knife Dance Contest and the world famous escort and flower drop from a passing helicopter Noon-Members of the Hawaii Military Vehicle will extend a warm aloha to the crew of the USS Wednesday, May 17 Polynesian revue. Contact your MWR ticket office Preservation Association will display eight vintage for discount tickets. O'Kane. There will be Hawaiian entertainment military vehicles from World War II through the Noon-Annual Hawaii Military Appreciation and music played by the U.S. Pacific Fleet Band. Week Luncheon at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel present day along with members of the Hawaii Sunday, May 28 Public tours USS follows from 2-5 sponsored by Corporate Sponsors First Hawaiian of the O'Kane Historic Arms Association dressed in vintage mili- 6 p.m.-Air date for "Hawaii Stars" TV Show Bank and A&B Hawaii/Matson Navigation on p.m. tary uniforms. Veterans can reminisce, others can KHON TV-2 featuring Company. Open to the public. Contact Lynne the finals of the military 1:30 p.m.-Members of the Pacific War learn about the vehicles and how they were used. karaoke contest. Memorial Association will display a scaled bronze Includes performance by the U.S. Pacific Fleet Bautista at 545-4329 for ticket and registration ' sculpture of the National Iwo Jima Memorial at the Band in the Marketplace atrium and strolling information. The USS Missouri Memorial at Ford Island, site of the Opening Ceremonies (flag raising scene clowns, magicians, and face painters for families. Atlantis Submarine, Waimea Falls Park, and Sea on Mount Suribachi). Noon-Members of the Pacific War Memorial Thursday, May 18 Life Park: Military families will receive extra spe- 2 p.m.-The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Association will display a scaled bronze sculpture 9 a.m.-Military Spouse's Reception at the cial discounts throughout the entire month of May. and BOH sponsor the public Opening Ceremonies of the famous National Iwo Jima Memorial. Hawaii Maritime Museum. A special tour for mili- Information provided by the Military Affairs at the base of the Aloha Tower to thank the military I. p.m.-Military Arm Wrestling Contest at tary spouses on the discovery of the island by early Council of the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii. and their families for all they do to make Hawaii a Hooters. Each service branch is encouraged to voyagers. See artifacts, models, and other museum Form more information, contact the Chamber of safer and better place. 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Take time to thank, recognize mothers' sacrifices Mill Carl F. Cummings taught him everything he knows about football," the T. V. camera women. The bishops were among a small minority of educated peo- MCBH Chaplain zooms in on Junior who waves and says "Hi, Mom!" ple so they became administrators of the cities - responsible for laws, This weekend we say "Hi, Mom" and salute our mothers for all fortifications, hospitals, and the poor. Bill Cosby says it never fails to amaze him. The typical American they've done to raise us and give us a good home. Their sacrifices The monks set up their monasteries in remote and uninhabited father buys his son his first football when the boy is still in the mater- were many and came in all shapes and sizes, many of which we were areas. They cleared the land and set up schools so that the people nity ward. When the boy begins to take his first steps, the father is not aware of at the time or simply took for granted as our natural gathered around, cleared more land, and received some education. telling everyone his son is going to be a famous football player. rights. The nice Christian maidens were often married to barbaric kings. When the boy is old enough, the father plays catch with him every Today more than ever we need to recognize their importance in When they went to live with their husbands, they would usually take day. All through school, the father attends faithfully each game to society and the home, especially when radical feminism holds up a priest so they could worship and receive the sacraments. After a lend moral support. All this time, Junior is lifting weights, getting career women as the ideal and laments homemaking as a wasted while, the love, gentleness, and faith of these women won the hearts more muscular and eating his parents out of house and home. But unfulfilled life of drudgery. We need to reaffirm that what a woman of their husbands, civilized them, and led them to Christianity. When does his father mind? Not a bit because his son will be a star. The does at home for her family is far more valuable than the money she these barbaric kings and princes turned to Christianity, so too did lad goes off to college where his father not only gives moral support earns at a job or in a career. She supplies the love, support, encour- their,subjects. As a result, Europe became less barbaric and more but financial support as well. After college he is drafted for profes- agement, and tenderness that each family desperately needs and no civilized. In these days of increased violence, tougher laws and more sional football and makes it through training camp. His first football amount of money can buy. In short, the mother is the heart of the spouse and child abuse, law enforcement officials cannot alone solve game is to be nationally televised on Monday Night Football. His family. the problem. We need help in the families and at home. We need father is so happy he invites 20 of his friends over to the house to The last point was well made by the great French church historian good loving mothers. watch the game. Sure enough, on the opening kickoff, Junior grabs Henri Daniel-Rops in his History of the Church. When he talked Thanks to the mothers who have raised your children; we offer the ball and runs 95 yards through the opposing team and scores a about the Dark Ages, he stated that three categories of people were you prayers of thanksgiving. For those of you still raising your chil- touchdown. As his father's chest swells with pride at Junior's suc- responsible, after the collapse of the Roman Empire, for helping to dren we offer you prayers of support and perseverance. God bless all cess and he tells everyone within earshot, "That's my boy and I civilize Europe. They were the bishops, monks, and Christian of you on Mother's Day.

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Cost is $5/team. ment agencies will be opening tion of delectable cakes and pies will be pre- their doors with job opportuni- and much more. The brunch is Trunk Show senting a Spring Dance Recital May 27 - May 29th -Maui July 14th 16th - BayFest - ties for everyone. Here are a few $16.95 for adults, $8.50 for chil- Take a sneak preview this on May 20 and May 27, noon at Trip with the Pearl Harbor July 29th - Hawaiian Waters tips to prepare yourself for the dren ages 5-11 and free for keiki Saturday, May 13, on Dr. the Base Theater. Aspiring Liberty Program. Price $225 / Park Trip for E5 and below and fair: 4 and younger. Seating times Marten's latest styles of footwear dancers ages 3 to adults will be person. singles. The cost is $15/person. are 9:30 a.m. and noon. Tickets at the Main Exchange, from II performing in ballet, tap, jazz dress professionally are going fast and seats are lim- and street dancing/hip hop. May 29th - Memorial Day August 19th - Dinner Cruise a.m.-3 p.m. The representative bring copies of your resume ited. For reservations and infor- of this popular shoe fashion Admission is free. For more Barracks Bash for E5 and below on Ali'ikai Catamaran & Wakiki bring a list of references mation, call Fairways at 254- designer will be showcasing information, call Youth Activities and Singles. Music, fun, games, night out. The cost is $32/per- bring a pen, note pad and a 5592 or 254-5481. more then 50 new designs not at 254-7610. prizes. son. This is for E5 and below. planning calendar O'Club will feature a lavish available anywhere else. During 3rd Drug Awareness Following the dinner cruise par- brunch with a fresh fruit and the show, special orders will be Day on the Docks June - Day on the Docks has been Fun Run/Walk - for entire com- ticipants will be able to hop Admission is free, however, salad bar, an omelet station, accepted and all purchases on participants must present their country fried potatoes, an assort- existing merchandise will re-scheduled for May 21. This munity to make a statement around to locations in Wakiki and military ID cards to enter. Due ment of rolls, breakfast meats, receive a 20% discount and a fun-filled family fishing tourna- about the prevention of drug use. catch a ride back to K-Bay or to the professional nature of this eggs benedict, Crab Legs with gift, while supplies last. ment, themed "Get Hooked on At the conclusion of the walk Camp Smith with us at 2:30 a.m. event, children are not allowed. Drawn Butter, Silky Whisked Drawing for a free pair of shoes Fishing, not on Drugs," has a load there will be a stand up come- The fair is jointly presented by Eggs, Seafood Newburg, BBQ will be held during the event. of activities planned for everyone. The fishing tourna- dian, Hawaiian band, dancers, Painthall in MACS-2 for all MCCS, Personal Service, Family Pork Ribs, stir fry chicken, a Be sure you fill in your entry Member Employment Assistance prime rib carving station and form. For more information, ment starts at 9:30 a.m. and the refreshments, other drug preven- authorized patrons. The cost is call Program and held in celebration much more. The meal for mem- the Exchange Customer Service cost is $10 for the first child and tion organizations, K-9 Dog $33/person for equipment, CO2 of Military Spouses Day. For bers are $14.95, $7.50 for chil- at 254-3890. $8 for each additional child. The Demo, Mc Gruff, Health Fair, etc. and 400 paintballs or $10 if you more information, call 257-7790 dren ages 6-12, $3 for 5-3 year fee includes a t-shirt, lunch and Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon bait. Keiki will The first 1,500 people will get a have your own equipment. Paint or 257-7798. olds and free for keiki under 3. also enjoy cast- Some of the Island's best ing contest, bouncy house, fish free T-shirt. is $4/100 or $65/2,000. (Non-members are $17.95, triathletes will be competing Mother's Day Brunch $8.95, $3 and free respectively.) & face painting, fish pond and June 5th-9th- Free Sailing MCBH Paintball Club with Marines and Sailors for best shark toss game, boat rides, "pin K-Bay's two most popular Seating times are 10:30 a.m. and time and trophies at this year's Lessons for E5 and below. Limit forming - It is free to enter. restaurants Fairways 12:30 p.m. For reservations and the tail on the turtle" game and - 1st MAW ASE Sprint RNR wakeboard demo. The of 10 students. Special rates for team and indi- Restaurant and the O'Club -- information, call the O'Club at Triathlon/Duathlon. This May June 11th Paintball Blast vidual training, discounts at area will be offering good food and 254-7650/7649. information tent will have booths 20 event offers participants a for National Marine Fisheries, for the first 26 people. The cost stores, frequent visit cards for great prices for Mother's Day choice of a duathlon (2-mile run, - Brunch this Sunday. Free Bowling for Moms pollution awareness, D.A.R.E. is and includes 3rd a free rental or 11.1-mile bike, 3.5 mile run) or a $20/person equip- every visit get At Fairways, you can enjoy On May 13 and 14, moms Programs and water safety. ment, 400 paintballs and CO2. walk on if you have equipment, triathlon (800-meter swim, 11.1 - Ocean Concepts and RNR Surf generous servings of delicious (active duty dependentsonly) mile bike and a 3.5-mile run). Prizes will be given. and involvement in tournaments breakfast and lunch entrees, will receive three free bowling & Ski will be holding a sidewalk The race starts at 7:30 a.m. at the sale in conjunction. The event is June 18th - 3 on 3 Basketball all over the island. including a salad bar, breakfast games at K-Bay Lanes when Marina Pier. Registration fee is presented by IZUO Brothers and $20 for active duty military and sponsored by the Single Marine SM&SP REPRESENTATIVES $25 for civilians. Triathlon & Sailor Program, United Armed teams for three persons are $60. Forces Association, BayView SMP Coordinator B Battery 1/12 A $5 late fee will be charged for Golf Park, Hana Pa'a Hawaii Dawn Williams, LCpl. Patrick Baker, 257-3144 registration received after this and Nanko Fishing Supply. For 254-7593 E-mail: C Battery 1/12 Friday, May 12. A beautiful more information, call the Base WilliamsDAra usmc -mwr. corn LCpl. 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"Tattoos or brands Tattoo tips can help save health, careers on the neck and Cpl. Roman Yurek them since they have already been All equipment this is designed for one- safety. one can also request to view pic- head are prohibited. Combat Correspondent marked, but if they plan on future ink time usage must be discarded after being tures of the parlor's work. In other areas of the marks, they might want to do some use4..91 re person. Also, all dyes and Many Marines have tattoos; some even After many Marines and Sailors gradu- research on the parlor of their choice. pignilintf must be non-toxic. keep them hidden. At Fox Co., 2nd body, tattoos or ate from their basic training, they take One of the biggest factors in determin-, A "ivay Marines can check for this is to Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, 1st Sgt. brands that are pre - their first paycheck to a nearby tattoo par- ing if a tattoo parlor is safe and sanitary watch.an artist finish a tattoo and see if Robert Nowell, company first sergeant. lor and have a symbol of their dedication is if it has been certified through the he throws out the needles and tubes. said that he has seen close to 20 percent judicial to good etched into their body. Hawaii Department of Health Sanitation Another rule that parlors are required of the company with tattoos. order, discipline and Before giving upwards of $50 to the Branch. to,do is keep records, according to the "That is only what I see," said Nowell. first person with some ink and a needle, Before being certified, and to keep that state. "I am sure that there are more (Marines) morale or are of a there are some factors one should con- certification, a parlor must keep many The date, person's name, design of a that have tattoos that I can't see." nature to bring dis- sider so that dedication to service doesn't sanitary habits in effect. tattoo and the artist's name are some of Tattoos are permanent, so you should turn into an infestation of disease. Well before a tattoo parlor begins tat- the information that needs to be recorded. be positive that you want a tattoo. Once credit upon the "I would say that about 25 percent of tooing, the building is inspected. It must According to the state, a parlor that the decision is made, look around for the Marine Corps are my Marines have tattoos," said 1st Lt. be clean and have non-absorbent floors. fails to meet these requirements can be right tattoo. for the right price, and in a Louis Bush, Heavy Weapons Platoon Also, each working station must have a fined upwards of $100 for each offense. safe shop. also prohibited." commander, Weapons Company, 2nd sink so that the tattoo artist can wash his For specifics on the rules, one can look Most people get tattoos to represent a Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment. hands before tattooing, according to the up the Department of Health website at loved one or part of themselves, but MCO 1020.34F paragraph For these Marines that have tattoos, state rules in title 11, chapter 17.1 on tat- http://www.state.hi.us. something so permanent should be enjoy- 1005.7B knowing what to look for may not help too artists. Besides looking at the parlor for able, not a nuisance.

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Cpl. E.M. Thorne Exercises (ARGEX), Special Operations Capable Amphibious Ready Group, was on-loaded with the support of the Australian led International Forces MCB Okinawa Public Affairs qualification Exercises (SOCEX) and numerous 31st MEU and all her equipment and set sail. in East Timor. The Marines of the 31st MEU other regional training exercises and real-world While in the Gulf, the Marines and Sailors partici- recently bid a fond farewell to the Belleau Wood as WHITE BEACH NAVAL PORT FACILI- deployments. These exercises, deployments and pated in Operations Desert Fox and Southern they disembarked after SOCEX 2000, knowing it TIES, OKINAWA, Japan - Marines and Sailors their follow-on port visits have taken MEU Watch. would be their last "trip" aboard. In July, USS of the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) bid Marines to Thailand, Singapore, Australia, Korea, Less than one year later, in October of 1999, the Essex (LHA-2) will set sail for Japan to replace the farewell to the "Big Dawg" as local tug boats pull Hong Kong, Bali, Kuwait, Bahrain, the United Belleau Wood embarked with a task-organized por- "Big Dawg." The Belleau Wood will set sail for USS Belleau Wood (LHA-3) from this pier one last Arab Emirates, East Timor, and the Philippines. tion of the 31st MEU and set sail for East Timor in San Diego, Calf. in August. time. In.November 1998, the 31st MEU received the less than 72 hpurs. While in the region participat- From the Marines and Sailors of the 31st MEU, Since 1992, the 31st MEU has embarked aboard call to deploy to the Arabian Gulf. In 96 hours, the ing in Operation Stabilise, more than one and one- "Sewer Fidelis" and "Fair Winds and Following USS Belleau Wood for Amphibious Ready Group "Big Dawg," along with the other vessels of the quarter million pounds of cargo were transported in Seas."

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'93 WRANGLER 6 cyl., '97 METRO LSI 4 dr. A/T. 4X4, soft top, new tires. '90 CEO STORM '87 ACURA INTEGRA RS O. St.iing Honda,Chevy, Jeep & our. Only 2035 Van/Campers/ NC, AM/FM. excl. cond. $4300 $8.5K/OBO. 672-6779. HATCHBACK, BLK BEAUTY. HATCHBACK, SPD. ]01-10 $ 95 cl SUV. Police impounds & 2146 Chrysler 676-6618. leave messa e. 2346 Toyota PA6 3 3 42995 AD.LIB 62995 4Wheel Drive KING SETS repos. Current Listings. a. '92 CHEVY Astro EXT Custom '83 LE BARON Cony t. 2236 Mazda '96 COROLLA Auto, A/C, 'V MITSUBISHI MIGHTY MAX, '85 GMC JIMMY 2191 Honda 94K mi, very clean, 1 owner. 1-800-941-8777 37K miles, loaded! AUTNATIC. New!Quilted Bed Sets "Fun 'n the sun", $850. ONLY BOX MI, LOWRIDER V6. 5 SPD! 1-- loaded $7,900/0E10. 422-6881. $8500/0B0. 622 -8940. $2995 Ext. C 3402 739-9005. 231-9499, pgr. FNT669 91 626 DX 4 dr only 15K mil! E I 9 $3295 TWIN ,...... $18906 QUEEN Hi $279" '82 ACCORD LX, H/B, 2 NT. NC, AM/FM, excl. cond. 1 kr) dr., 5 spd A/C, AM/FM '84 CRESSIDA Like new, DOUBLE 3229°3 KING irr $399°5 owner S6290/0130 951.1530 dependable. new trans./brakesi '93 NISSAN SENTRA 2 DR, '87 MONTE CARLO O Cass., runs good! $1250, starter/batttlires/shocks/struts/ YELLCYN L0VTRO RACER V8, COL D A/C 3 MAHOGANY 484 -0017. INSURANCE paint. wrnty.. cold NC great 110259 G1788.3 AUCTION! '3495 :Gave $1 DrowE. 2256 Mitsubishi '4995 z DRESSERS 94 $229 stereo. $3375/0130. 239 -5417. IF YOU NEED HELP UNFINISHED CHESTS '97 YAMAHA VIRAGO 750 '89 HONDA ACCORD 4 DR New 30" find it in the Professional 161 Crowef Reg '65 '99 ECLIPSE 7500 mi. Great '88 COROLLA Station Wagon, Services section in the ONLY 3,000MI, LIKE NEW CRT EFFECT> $iws AUCTION DATE Deal!! Auto. alloy wheels, NC, excl. cord,. & clean, $2800. 20" Wide Rollaway Bed Call 235-5881. 858XFC '4995 20S49.81 '568 5 Classifieds sunroof 518 000 253-4590 Alan, 536-1913 or 235-8087. 5 Dcv* 0 satuttial 20" Wide reg. 9320 $1 75 0 Starting MAY '89 COROLLA NC, 5 spd., 20 2261 Nissan gets good mileage. reliable, 1 NO CA$H DOWN Place 2191 Honda 2333 Alahoo 5 owner. 515o0/000. 488-4692 Financing for ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY A Pd Toe'. PUBLIC Co Uc OA C '92 300ZX white, tan Ku int , I- B JUNE3&17 EL alf '88 ACCORD LX 0 841-4251 a.m top, all options. end. cond Military our specialty and we finance everyone - ransitte For sale as is or parts. $10.500/080 -9012. 2356 Volkswagen Alll prices + lax, lic. Offer ends 5/2S/00. CHARGE INCLUDES FREE PICK-UP OF OLD BED 263-1347 Lv. msg. 254 INSURANCE AUTO AUCTIONS 'Be ACCORD LXI 87K mi. 4 dr. '96 240 SX 5 spd., A/C, P/W. '70 KHARMANN Ghia Cony!. Fully loaded. Moving. $6900 Pl. CD. sunroof, 36K mi., orig. 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CIVIC DX SA 000 TAURUS GL $ INTREPID V6, AUTO, AIR, RIW P/L CRUISE AUTO, AIR, P/S, AM/FM CASS V 7 7 7 8,999 V6, Ai, P /W, P/L, CRUSE, CASS 15999 LOANS UP TO $25,000 0.A.C.* PREM SOLID, DUAL AR BAGS 1 CASS DUAL AR BAGS DUAL AIR BAGS 611952/4601 WAS $9,999 inD050/409 WAS $11,999 WAS $19,999 OGY1177/4718 HOURS FREE NOW 24 A DAY TOLL 93 DODGE GRAN NOW '95 CHRYSLER '97 MERCURY , NOW CARAVAN SE D CONCORDE MOUNTAINEER 16999 V6, AUTO, 7 PASS AIR, P/W, P/L 69yy v6, AUTO AR, P/W, P/L CASS, 9999 V8 AUTO, P/W,P/L, CASS CASS PREM SOUND LEATHER, DUAL P/SEATS, ALLOYS ' LEATHER, RCOf RACK, ALLOYS WAS $9,999 WAS $12,999 tflA281 /4632 0GAE047/4683 RMDA694/4582 WAS $22,999 Repossessions, Bankruptcy, Tax Liens, NOW NISSAN 2000 PLYMOUTH N°W '97 CADILLAC NOW Judgments, Charge-Offs & Foreclosures 200SX HIGHUNE 10999 CATERA AM 5SPD,P/S, TILT, /FM, CD 6999 AUTO, AIR, P/S, AM/Fm CASS , 96, ALM, AR, P/W RA CRUISE 16999 PREM DUAL AR BAGS ' SOUND, CUNEONM. AIR BAGS 1 CASS., LEATHER, MOON ROOF WE CAN HELP! liGNRILO/Litd WAS $9,999 4KSG442/4559 WAS $15,999 ALLOYS #6112231 /4644 WAS $20,999 NOW NOW Also includes Dyna, Softtail, Road King,Dressers and much more! '97 GEO '98 NISSAN '99 DODGE NOW METRO LSI QUEST XE CARAVAN SE 117999 Ask About Our Service Department Specials! AUTO, AIR, PIS, AM/FM, PREM 6, AUTO, 7 PASS , AR, P/S, 6999 10999 V6, AUTO, DUAL DOORS, 7 PASS , 'OAC. All prices are plus DH & fees. CASS , PREM PRIVACY SOUND COAL AIR BAGS same MR, P/W, CRUISE. CASS , CZ1/411/ WAS $8,999 GLASS 0824 274/4 713 WAS $14,999 WAS 4726 ABS, ROOF RACK isKSECII 7/4652 $21,999 Your Dealership For NOW '97 DODGE NEON NOW '97 DODGE '99 JEEP WRANGLER NvOfivitat Harley-Davidson and Kawasaki SEA 1pliNE2UPE 9 CARAVAN SPORT 4x4 WAIPAHU PEARLRIDGE \,C, AUTO, COAL COORS, 7 PASS 46. AUTO, AIR, yySOLITH $7999 11999 Am/Em, CASS , I I yyy AS, DUAL AIR BAGS PRNACY PREM SOUND, DUAL AIRBAGS I DUAL AM BAGS, ALLOYS. WIDE Parts Iromimmilv Sales & Service 671-2611 487-1133 MS $10,999 GLASS 14L 3669/4682 MS $14,999 TIRES WAS $22,999 0GRR961 /4649 60E8504'7 94-119 FARRINGTON HWY, 425 KAMEHAMEHA HWY. NOW NOW '98 PLYMOUTH Ncwoka '97 FORD '99 PLYMOUTH 671-6781 iuwiu,riurin- 671-6711 *Take immediate delivery from NEON HIGHUNE AE ROSTAR GR. VOYAGER SE S18999 94-896 over 300 new Nissan and late model vehicles L Moloalo CRUISE CASS PASS Street AUTO AIR, 5, 79yy V6 AUTO, 7 PASS , KU AR P/W, 12,999 Vo AUTO. DUAL COOPS, 7 REAR SPOILER P/S, CASS , ROOF RACK AIR, REAR AIR, P/W, P/t, CASS 0GV0663/4605 WAS $10,999 ISC653/4681 WAS $16,999 ROOF RACK 00E91584618 WAS $23,999 NOW '97 PLYMOUTH e 14ait '99 DODGE '99 JEEP GRAND Now -.,..... -duk,ir.40L,tib Sinilkft 115,4r1L.K BREEZE STRATUS CHEROKEELARED04x414999 , AUTO, AIR. P/WP/L CRUSE. CD AUTO AIR, P/W, P/L, CRUISE, 12999 Kr., AUTO AIR, P/W P, /L. 9yy - PREM SOLINID, COAL AIR BAGS CASS PREM. SOUND DUAL AIR CASS . ROOF RACK. ALLOYS each Wuimara10, Kailas, WAS WAS $14,999 WAS 1551236/4622 $10,999 BAGS aKSP859/4658 #568411/4735 $28,999 - , ...... , IKairtet)he. K aawa, naului a, . 'Credit on approval. Vehicles 00C. subject to prior sale. Terms written and Laic. residents. FEES at 12-54 mos., 12.9% APR 4001` 6, WINDWARD Prices and payments plus tax, ellow rot- Only $10)-400 Ririe plus tax DODGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AND JEEP lc. , and doc. lees of $195. Used ...... per car exchange for vehicle of equal 46.177 KAHUHIPA ST. PH. 233-6000 $195 or greater value MKTIVIVIeek Windward Zone Classifieds 235-5881 H 0 m r Guide 1505 Apts. Partly 1555 Houses Partly 1555 Houses Partly 1580 Real Estate EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 1500 Apts. Furnished 1550 Houses Furnished 1625 Rooms For Rent 1625 Rooms For Rent All real-estate advertising in this newspaper is subF, Furnished Furnished Furnished For Sale to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal Kaneohe Heavenly rim. ocnvw . advertise any preference iimitation or discriminati KANEOHE Cozy Turn studio KAILUA studio, 5500 KANEOHE 2,1, $1000. A WAHIAWA new , FORECLOSED HOMES KALIHI turn. master bdr wta WAIANAE twnhse, $350 19 3/1 kit . w/lanais, new base- paint, yd., prkg., or, town, , nr. bus. st. + incl. based on race. color, religion, sex. handicap, tarn, near bus/shops, use of W/D, 486-0778 day, Studio, $600. Both Turn -, Low or $0 Down! yd W/O. prkg., $150 dep., utils/ ment, W/D $1500. 239-2560 e $775 621 -7099/261 -5822 status. or national or an intention to make a-. $425 utils. incl 235-3082 262-3254 after 5. incl. utils., fenced. pets +deo $380 incl utils. 228-9161 cable, 696-81 75, Bill °rip" Gov't & Bank Repos such preference, limitation or discrimination " Fain, OK. 235-9963, 574-9282. THE BUYER & THE PUNAHOU STUDIO incl. EWA BEACH 211 Gar.. W/D. being sold Now! KANEOHE ocn vw., Turn. status includes children under the age of 18 living A wall unit, pool, MOVING SOON? Make a DRIVE AWAY with the best SELLER, the Classifieds sec. $600. GET MORE MILEAGE fenced yard, pet neg.,nr. beach rm, nr bus, utils/cbl, $375 parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and ;:e Avail. 6/1. 947-6361. easy on yourself. Clean out Financing available deal. Find it here in the bring them together Call FOR YOUR DOLLAR IN Ave I. 7/1. $750 689-5557. 239-7267, 299-3075 pgr. pie securing custody of children under 18 those closets and sell things Local listings Classifieds. 235-5881 235-5881 THE CLASSIFIEDS! II all This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advert GET THE WORD OUTI List fast in the Classifieds. law those odds & ends are driv- IF A LITTLE extra cash CALL NOW! THE BEST DEALS can be ing for real estate which is in violation of the 0. our products or services in Call 235-5881. 1505 Apts. Partly ing you crazy, sell 'em for would found in the Classifieds readers are hereby informed that all dwelivi, the Classifieds and get light up your life, 1-800-501-1777 Ext. 3401 1640 Vacation Rental the A KAILUA DUPLEX advertised in this newspaper are available on an ec, Furnished results. 235-5881 extra cash through turn on to the Classifieds. 235.5881 opportunity basis To complain of discrimination. d Classifieds. Buyers AFFORDABLE 3/1.5, $1145 HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777 The toll-free nuMbe' AIEA $800 Lelepono PH WAIKIKI 1/1/1 Avail. 6/1 and sellers agree, the End, neighborhood, nr bus. WAIALUA 3/1 Duplex. carport. For Sale 18,140 sq. ft. KAPOLEI ROOM in 4/2 KOOLAU MTN. RETREAT 1 +, kit . W/D yd.. views, for the hearing impaired is 1-80Q927.9275 1/1 Ocn. vw.. cv'd. prkg., sec., pool/sauna, lease. Classifieds are a bargain. yard svc.. no pets. 291-3255. fenced yd., range fridge. water. Unimproved FS invest. Townhouse. W/D. bdrm. new crpt, W/0. 261-9874. $950 incl. utils. 947-6786. 235-5881. Meridian Properties. Inc yd svc 5925 Call 262-6248 prop- $6 per ft. 247-6122 $350 incl )ti1s 672 -8081 quiet. poi. 5300/wk. 255-6944 IONAL S DIRECTORY

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We Thank The Men And Women Of The U.S.A. Armed Forces INSIDE: Military Appreciation Week Calendar Of Events A Sailor Becomes A Hero at Sacred Falls Coast Guard, Navy Fight Ocean Pollution Muddy Marines Build A Trail In Maunawili *Army, Air Force Firefighters Battle Civilian Blazes

This supplement, or rommercgal a4ver 'sements within, does not constitute an endorsement by Marine Corps t)ept, of Navy, Air Force or H.S. Army Why hawaii is Lucky To Host U.S. Military By JACK DANILEWICZ people make big sacrifices Aloha Tower and will con- ans. In all, 25 percent of the military know we on our behalf. They provide tinue through May 21 Hawaii's residents are affil- appreciate all that they do our security, and I'm with a variety of events. iated with the military. for us in terms of national Alan S. Lloyd has amazed at the work individ- "The bottom-line is that "The impact the military security, what they do for always maintained ual members of the military they're good community cit- has on Hawaii economically the state economically, cul- an active apprecia- do for our civilian organiza- izens; they care," says Irving is substantial," says turally and socially. And tion of the military. As a tions." Lauber, President of Aloha Charles M. Ota, Director of they've been a part of our seven-year old, he watched Lloyd did not serve in the United Way. "They con- Military Affairs for the community for a hundred the attack on Pearl Harbor military, but his sentiments tribute money to our pro- Chamber of Commerce as years." from Makiki Heights. "It as a civilian are much in grams and services in the well as a retired lieutenant And hopefully for at least sort of awakened me," says the spirit of Hawaii's Mili- community. They volunteer colonel of the Air Force. another hundred years. Lloyd. tary Appreciation Week. at agencies, get involved in "But they do more than community efforts." that. They contribute freely Just how significant is to community projects. the presence of Military in They help the local schools Hawaii? Numbers tell part out; they help with local of the story. churches and clean-up cam- The Military is second paigns." Mmaehnatyl only to tourism in bringing Hawaii is unique in that the state 5.2 billion dollars each branch of the service , of income (or 15 percent of - Army, Navy, Air Force, RFD Publi eat' ions, Gross State Product). Marine Corps and Coast which prints Midweekee.4 as . - The United States Guard - is represented. well as weeklyMy:news a- Department of Defense con- The 5,000-plus member Peril for thi, Aitny, Navy, tributions, meanwhile, total Honolulu Council of the Air Force and Marines is , $636 million (or 19 percent Navy League, of which again proud tO h of State Tax Revenues). Lloyd is a member, is the Ht.lwaii Militarye 1;arp;te°cif The number of active largest in the U.S. &bon Week: We encour.A' - - duty military members, "They are here to provide ag- our reader°s to take their families, and civilian security for our nation and, this opportunity to employees totals 121,000, while the military takes thank you to our armedBAY with an additional 131,000 care of their own, we have for d efendingo our spread out between Nation- an impact as well," Ota con- freedforcesom and for serving al Guardsmen, reservists, tinues. "Military apprecia- our communitycommun' soservi well military retirees, and veter- tion week is basically to let

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2 - May 11, 2000 Victor Awarded Medal For lieroicibeed By J02 Gregory as he could" to assist the broken limbs together with how many people he assist- thinks he's a hero, he mod- Cleghorne injured. our hands," Victor said. "A ed, treated or consoled, he estly said no, in a soft-spo- Hawaii Navy News "I really wasn't thinking team of people and I helped said it was kind of a blur. ken tone. Postal Clerk 3rd Class about my own safety at the keep the little girl alive as But, after doing all he could, "I could have turned and Shannon Victor, assigned to time," Victor recalled. "I was long as we could, but on the he quietly went home. left, but I didn't because I USS Paul Hamilton (DDG trying to help keep the vic- way out, she went into shock "When I helped the last knew I could help," he 60), was awarded the Navy tims alive." and stopped screaming." person I could, I didn't wait reported. "I don't think I'm and Marine Corps Medal for Victor credits his Navy Danielle later died. around," he said. a hero, I was just there and saving lives at the risk of his training and his mother, Victor couldn't remember And when asked if he did what I could." own following the fatal rock who works in a hospital, for slide at Sacred Falls State his being able to handle the Park on Mother's Day, May crisis situation. 9, 1999. The slide claimed "It was a pretty bad eight lives and injured more scene," he recalled. "First, I

Navy photo Postal Clerk 3rd Class Shannon Victor wears his medal proudly than 40 others. helped move the injured Rear Admiral John W. people to a safer area away Townes, III, Commander, from the slide." Navy Region Hawaii and Several smaller rockslides Commander, Naval Surface occurred after the fatal slide. Group, Middle Pacific, pre- Those assisting the injured sented the medal to Victor believed there might be on Paul Hamilton's flight another major slide. deck in front of the ship's "We helped a little girl crew and local media repre- first [7-year-old Danielle sentatives during a com- Williams]," Victor recalled. mand awards ceremony. "Her mom, who was in The medal is among the shock, was still holding her. Navy and Marine Corps 10 I was able to pick the little highest and is awarded to girl up - she was yelling and active duty Sailors or screaming. I carried her in Marines who distinguish my arms to a safer site and themselves for acts of hero- carefully placed her under a ism, not involving actual tree. She was hurt pretty conflict, at the risk of their badly. We tried to calm her own life. down because she was mov- Victor, a 21-year-old ing around a lot and we Houston, Texas native, was were worried that she would approaching the falls when injure herself more." he heard the thunderous Moving with urgency, Vic- sound of car-sized boulders tor began making tree- rumbling and crashing to branch splints, wrapping the ground on and around them around broken bones frightened visitors a few with strips of cloth made hundred feet in front of him. from the shirt he was wear- The rumble was horrifically ing. With what was left of followed by the shrill his shirt, he used to make i"Vaipahli screams of the injured and field bandages, then admin- Mililani It Home To The the shocked caught in the istered CPR. Town Center of Mililani 94-595 umummmatiama path of the fatal slide. "Sometimes we had to try 95-550 Lanikuhana Ave. Kupohi Street 111A0.0..1111111111111 Rather than turn and go, to stop the bleeding [of the Buy American Victor selflessly "ran as fast injured] by holding their 623-6744 688.0066

May 11, 2000 -3 Coast'Guard: Serving Hawaii's Comtliunities' When you think of the $3.3 million in property U.S. Coast Guard, what Last year, Coast Guard comes to mind? Perhaps an Marine Safety Office Hon- image of the Coast Guard olulu responded to 139 oil Cutter Washington's crew spills in the Hawaiian rescuing three Oahu fisher- Islands and inspected over men, adrift for three days 800 commercial vessels. on their 17-foot boat, as Coast Guard units in they did last July. Or Hawaii conducted 1,290 maybe an image of a bright- boardings last year to orange Coast Guard heli- ensure boats navigating copter pulling a lost hiker Hawaiian waters are in from a Molokai cliff, as they compliance with federal did in December. Most peo- safety and environmental ple probably think of the regulations. Coast Guard's most impor- In addition to their ser- tant mission: saving lives. vice in the air and on the Since last May, the Coast sea. members of the Coast Guard has done just that Guard are also active on for 31 people in and around land serving their neigh- the Hawaiian Islands. bors in Hawaii: But Search and Rescue Over the past two missions are only one of the years, Coast Guard Inte- many ways the Coast grated Support Command Guard serves the communi- Honolulu and Group Hon- ty in Hawaii. From protect- olulu units including Engi- ing Hawaii's shores and neering Support Unit seas from pollution, to mak- Honolulu, Aids to Naviga- Coast Guard photo ing sure ships can safely tion Honolulu, Station Hon- navigate into and out of olulu, and the cutters Coast Guard Petty Officer Kevin Towery assists Boy Scout Clayton White from a jacobs ladder into a small Hawaii's ports, to coaching Assateague, Washington, boat returning to Pearl Harbor youth athletic league teams Kukui, and Walnut carried and mentoring students, out a partnership with Kali- offering schools and groups Coasties also volunteer the Drift and Bag It" beach serving the community is hi-Waena Elementary tours of Coast Guard units, en masse for school campus cleanups and community more than just a job for the school. The Coast Guard ships and aircraft. beautification days, "Get construction projects. members of Coast Guard sponsors approximately 620 District 14, it's a way of life. students in grades K Here are some highlights through 5 by visiting class- of the Coast Guard on the rooms to help the children job in Hawaii: with their studies. Since last May, the The Coast Guard edu- Coast Guard has saved 31 cates local children and lives in and around the adults on issues of water a fo a waters of Hawaii, assisted safety, water pollution, and 340 people, and saved over the dangers of drug use by eyi1212in a ,*

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Once the mammoth, Building high-rise fire on "For us, this is our real 2,000-gallon capacity bucket King Street last month. world mission," said Capt. is filled, 'the engineers radio Hickam dispatched fire Jodi Epp ler of Company B, up to the pilots to head for captain Thomas Suster 214th Aviation Regiment at the fire. Once over the fire, and Hickam firefighter- Schofield Barracks, who has the engineers, still watching engineers Bret McCurtain flown at least six firebucket from the opening in the and Paul Sugita, who missions aboard Army CH- middle of the chopper, assisted for more than 47 helicopters. release the lever that opens seven hours. It happened again recent- - the bottom of the bucket. Hickam firefighters ly when Army crews were "The fire department calls played a major role by called by the Federal Fire us on the radio and gives us reserving more than 200 Department to help fight a grid coordinates, and once high-pressure air cylinders blaze along a slope north of we fill our bucket with using their mobile air Lualualei Naval Magazine ocean water, we head for resupply system, which in the Waianae Mountains. the location," said Sgt. allowed Honolulu firefight- Army flight crews dumped Larry Mills. ers to work inside the bucket after bucket of ocean "Once we get about 20 Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army Sgt. Denver Beaulieu-Hains intensely smokey building water over the fire, which yards from the fire we open The firebucket douses Flames on a mountainside near Waianae to extinguish the blaze. had scorched about 100 the bucket releasing the acres. water. 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8 7- May 11, 2000 NawairMilitafy Appaciation. Week Events '1 Here's a list of the many entertain- Chief of the U.S. Pacific Command, ing events for the whole family who will accept on behalf of the men throughout Hawaii Military Apprecia- and women of the Armed Forces in tion Week. Hawaii. Program will feature music FRIDAY, MAY 12 by the Royal Hawaiian Band. The Opening Day Festivities sponsored Hawaiian Airlines sponsored Military by Corporate Sponsor Bank of Hawaii Appreciation Week Discount Coupon and hosted by the Aloha Tower Mar- Book will be distributed to military ketplace. The public is invited to join members. with the military community in kicking 2:00 P.M. - USS O'Kane open for off the 15th Annual Hawaii Military Public tours. Military and civilian Appreciation Week. guests invited to tour after reception. 1:00 P.M. - A special "Boat Days" 5:00 P.M. - Pau Hana Friday Fes- ceremony to celebrate the arrival of tivities. The Marketplace and its mer- the U.S. Navy's newest guided missile chants and restaurants host a destroyer, the USS O'Kane, at Pier 9. Hawaiian-style "E Komo Mai" to the A welcoming committee along with a military and their families to join with fire boat escort and flower drop from local residents in celebrating the start a passing helicopter will extend a of Hawaii Military Appreciation warm aloha to the crew of the USS Week. O'Kane. There will be Hawaiian enter- 7:00 P.M. - USO Canteen Dance tainment and music played by the U.S. at the Pier 10 Terminal. A lively dance Pacific Fleet Band. Public tours of the hosted by the USO (United Service USS O'Kane follow from 2:00-5:00 Organizations) open to all military P.M. and local residents. Dance to the 1:30 P.M. - Members of the Pacif- swinging music of the 25th Infantry ic War Memorial Association will dis- Division Swing Band and Hawaii's play a scaled bronze sculpture of the hottest dance band, Hula Joe and the National Iwo Jima Memorial at the Hutjumpers with singing sensation site of the Opening Ceremonies (flag Genai. A great opportunity to greet, raising scene on top of Mount Surib- meet, and network, and dance the achi). night away to some great music. 2:00 P.M. - Opening Ceremonies Bring the gang over. at the base of the Aloha Tower. Public SATURDAY MAY 13 ceremony to thank the military and Navy photo Family Fun Day at the Aloha Tower their families for all they do to make Marketplace. The public is invited to The USS O'Kane, the Navy's newest and most advanced guided missile destroyer, will be docked at Aloha Hawaii a safer and better place. The tour the USS O'Kane at Pier 9 and see Governor and Mayor will deliver Tower Marketplace and open for free public tours Friday (2-5 p.m.), Saturday (10 a.m.-5 p.m.) and Sunday proclamations to the Commander in (noon-5 p.m.). The 504-foot O'Kane carries a crew of 318. Built at a cost of $900 million, O'Kane was launched in 1998. It is powered by gas-turbine engines similar to those used in jet aircraft See page 15

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May 11, 2000 - 13 The Marines Lend Hau'ula A Hand By Cpl. Otto C. Cpl. Mike Wright, a Pleil-Muete Marine volunteer from 1st Radio Battalion who Marines extended their helped students cross the spirit outside their Kaneo- monkey bars. "Just seeing he Bay community to help a little kid come up to the out at the centennial cele- monkey bars, afraid to go bration at Hau'ula Ele- across, and then making it mentary School. across. I could tell how Marines from the Single happy they were by their Marine and Sailor Pro- smiles and it made me feel gram, along with the pro- good." gram's coordinator Dawn The students also Williams, helped kick off cheered one another as the three-day school cele- they ran through a modi- bration with an afternoon fied obstacle course. They full of athletic events. had to carry a football Several prizes such as between their thighs, small toy planes were touch their forehead to the given to children who did top of a standing bat and Marine Corps photo well in their respective rotate around for a "dizzy- events, but the games were izzy," hop and skip on top Marine Cpl. Savang Amphay applies camouflage paint to Hau'ula Elementary School students mainly intended to let the of hula hoops, and back students have a day of fun crawl with their hands and In addition, volunteers paint on the eager chil- these volunteers will have while recognizing the feet. offered to paint the children. children of their own some school's 100-year history. The laughs and excite- dren's faces - Marine style. The event was not only day," said Cpl. Jeremy The Marines guided the ment continued on to a "It was funny watching advantageous for the more Riglesberger, president of children through a basket- final event in which each them all run to get their than 300 children, but also the Single Marine and ball shoot, a hand and child had one hit-or-miss faces painted," said Cpl. the Marine volunteers. Sailor Program. knee crawl, and a climb opportunity to throw a Savang Amphay, one of "This is one good way to "Being around 75 kids across the monkey bars, water balloon at one of the Marine volunteers get Marines and Sailors with smiles on their faces among other things. three Marines standing a from 1st Radio Battalion out into the community to can really change your out- "I had a good time," said dozen feet away. who applied the "cammie" meet new people. Many of look on life." Marines Improve Salute to the Military Maunawili Trail uau By Lance Cpl. Roman Yurek

Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, overcame the muddy Maunawili Falls Trail recently to assist the Hawaii. Department of Land and Natural Resources in finishing some stairs on the trail. "Marines use these trails on the weekends for recreation and we (G Co.) use them for training," said Capt. Patrick Keane, commanding officer for the company. "We want them to stay like they are for others to use." The pounding of hammers on stakes, gravel pouring out of buckets and axes plummeting into the ground, echoed up and down the trail as more than 80 Marines worked. Armed with shovels, Lance Cpls Donald Phillips and Mike Seats, both of whom are avid weekend hikers, filled buckets with gravel on top of one of the hills. "This is good. We're making Hawaii look better and, con- Complimentary Added joiri host Danny Couch for an island party serving the environment," said Phillips. Seats: "It chocolatecovered under the stars in our lush luau garden. also makes a better name for the Marine Corps, by getting macadamia nuts Experience an authentic imu ceremony, rid of the bad boy image people have for us" courtesy of wawaifinifoo ,r beautiful hula and the amazing fire-knife dance. Several passers-by showed their gratitude. "Thank you, Special discounted prices for Hawaii guys," said one hiker as he passed a group of Marines ham- Register to Win! Big Military Appreciation Week! mering spikes to hold up the sides of the stairs. Island Getaway Only $20.95 for adults (reg. $29.50) Round Trip for (reg. $17.95) A five-minute downpour of rain made the trails muddier Loki. and $10.95 for keiki Two Plus two- Ticket price includes show, dinner, one exotic or two than they were before. After a day of sliding down muddy night cabin stay standard drinks and gratuity. Purchase tickets at the trails, getting stuck by thorns and sweating profusely, the Activities Desk or charge by phone, 955.0555 ext 546 Marines returned to base. "I think we are all more aware of the environment and HALE KOA HOTEL the fact that it needs to be taken care of," said Lance Cpl. FORT DERUSSV ARMED FORCES RECREATION CENTER 2055 KAI.IA ROAD ON THE. BEACH AT WAIKIKI Daniel Cassinelli, a rifleman with the company. "The unit VISIT US ON-LINE AT wwwitalekoa.com tries as often as possible to help out the community in pro- (Jperi in all lx(Ive and rclfrcd n IIIrnry "mad, Reserve and Notional Gann( monk's. jects like this." rament ft WINO Ilemrltnrat of I Weme dvlllnnx INclr Sanity ntontren and vorinard !port

14 - May 11, 2000 Hawaii Mflitary X varecibtion Week Events the U.S. Navy and the other military pieces. Visit one of the earliest ships to ole Kai and Kimo Kahoano. tion begins at 6:30 A.M. Contact From page 9 branches in Hawaii. Contact Lynne Hawaii, The Falls of Clyde, and see a SATURDAY MAY 20 Joann Yow-Fairchild at 254-7653 for Bautista at 545-4329 for registration replica of a voyaging canoe used by 7:30 A.M. American Red Cross details. Public invited to participate in a very special display of vintage mili- - information. the Polynesians. Contact Base Public 2nd Annual Bike-A-Thon alt Bellows this fun event to raise funds for MCCS. tary vehicles from World War II, Kore- THURSDAY MAY 18 Affairs Office for information. AFB. 15K and 8K. Registration begins 5:00 P.M. Discounted dinner an War, Vietnam War, to the present - 9:00 a.m. Military Spouses' 5:30 P.M. Finals of the Military at 6:30 A.M. Call 449-1488. Public show at the Polynesian Cultural Center. day. - - Reception at the Hawaii Maritime Karaoke Contest at Center Stage of the invited to participate.. Dinner at 5:00 P.M. followed by show 10:00 A.M. - Public tours of the Museum. A special tour For military Ala Moana Center. Cheer on your 7:30 A.M. - 4th Annual at 6:00. featuring the Fire Knife Dance USS O'Kane until 5:00 P.M. and spouses on the discovery of this island favorite singer at this live filming of the Triathlon/Duathlon at Marine Corps Contest and world famous Polynesian discounted tours for military fami- paradise by early early voyagers. See contest finals on the ever popular Base Hawaii hosted by Marine Corps Revue. Contact MWR for discount lies at the Hawaii Maritime Museum. artifacts, models, and other museum "Hawaii Stars" TV show starring Car- Community Services (MCCS) Registra- tickets. 12:00 P.M. - Display of eight vintage military vehicles from World War II through the present day. Veterans can reminisce, others can learn about the vehicles and how they were used. Great photo opportunity for all. Includes military band concert in the Marketplace atrium and strolling clowns, magicians, and face painters for families. 12:00 P.M. - Members of the Pacific War Memorial Association will display a scaled bronze sculpture of the famous National Iwo Jima Memor- ial (flag raising scene on top of Mount Suribachi). Interact with members of the Pacific War Memorial Association. 1:00 P.M. - Military Arm Wrestling Contest at Hooters. Each service branch is encouraged to send their champions to determine the Men and BEST. A first class contest complete with an official arm wrestling table women have and judges. SATURDAY MAY 13 been willing to 5:00 P.M. - Discounted luau dinner show for military families at Par- fight and die adise Cove in Kapolei. Opening the years events begin at 5:00 with dinner throughout served at 6:45. Then sit back and to protect our freedoms. enjoy a fantastic Polynesian revue. Contact MWR ticket offices for ticket In honor of Hawaii Military Week, we information. salute the men and women of the United SUNDAY MAY 14 States Armed Forces for their courage, honor 12:00 P.M. - Public tours of the USS O'Kane until 5:00 P.M. and devotion. Without them and their sacrifice, 5:30 P.M. - Air date for "Hawaii's we wouldn't be here today. Kitchen" TV show on KHON P/-2 featuring Navy cooks from the nuclear A heartfelt "mahalo" from the businesses and communities of Hawaii! submarine USS Cheyenne based at Pearl Harbor. 7:00 P.M. - Combined Military Band Concert at the Hawaii Theater YHata sponsored by Corporate Sponsor AT&T Hawaii, This free public concert will pay tribute to Hawaii's Korean WIRELESS War veterans. This is a rare opportunity to listen to a combined band com- prised of top musicians from the U.S. Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and the Hawaii Nation- al Guard. The concert is hosted by the U.S. Army. Tickets available through AIG Hawaii The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii at 545-4300 from May 1st. MONDAY MAY 15 PRICE BUSTERS 5:30 P.M. - Discounted luau for Housewares Toys Stationery Sundries Party Supplies military families at the Hale Koa Hotel. Enjoy a complete luau dinner and a wonderful show presented by Hawaii's Danny Couch and a Polynesian Revue. Contact the Hale Koa Hotel and your Red Wing Shoe Store MWR ticket office for ticket information. WAYNE'S WEDNESDAY MAY 17 12:00 P.M. - Anntlal Hawaii Mili- FI ring tary Week Luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel sponsored by Corporate Spon- ANIERICA sors First Hawaiian Bank and A&B Hawaii/Matson Navigation Compa- ny. Public invited to this gathering of business, government, community, and military leaders as we pay tribute to

May 11, 2000 - 15 There's Sodi ething. For Everyone This Week The second annual Mili- ular "Hawaii Stars" TV band, Hula Joe and the tary Karaoke Contest semi- show, serve as one of the Hutjumpers with vocalist final was held before an judges. Ginai. We invite office SRO crowd at the Rumours This is the theme for this groups, dance clubs/groups, Night Club in the Ala year's presentation of couples, friends, military Moana Hotel on Thursday, Hawaii Military Apprecia- and civilian, to venture April 13 - and it proved to tion Week, placing focus on down to the Pier 10 Termi- be a welcomed signal of civilian and military partici- nal with your dancing shoes expectations for this year's pation in bringing together and dance the night away. appreciation week festivi- a celebration that recog- Then we follow with Fami- ties. Chamber of Commerce nizes and honors the U.S. ly Fun Day on Saturday, the members and guests were Armed Forces for all they do Combined Military Band joined by a large group of to make Hawaii and nations Concert on Sunday, a golf military members in an in the Pacific Rim a safer tournament at the Leilehua evening mixer that featured and better place. We will Golf Course on Monday, a 23 talented contestants in feature events inviting the big luncheon honoring our the semi-final for this year's public to join with our mili- military partners on karaoke contest. And what tary neighbors in celebrat- Wednesday all open to the a terrific evening it was for ing yet another anniversary public. Military spouses get everyone. of a unique and remarkable a special treat on Thursday, The Ala Moana Hotel staff partnership that has U.S. Marines photo and on Saturday, May 20th, did a super job in hosting endured for nearly 100 the public is invited to enter Jeremy Riglesberger, the Single Marine and Sailor Program president, this event for the second years. As the start of this supervises students as they compete in the hand-and-knee crawl event two exciting fitness events year, and our Chamber new millennium brings on at the Marine Corps Base members and guests were new challenges for every- Hawaii and Bellows Air true ambassadors of good- one, continued military The Navy's newest guided Pau Hana festivities at the Base. Sprinkled in are excit- will in welcoming the mili- presence in Hawaii even missile destroyer, the USS Marketplace starting at ing opportunities to attend tary to an evening of song more critical than in years O'Kane, will be greeted by a 5:00. At 7:00 P.M. the luaus and shows, visit and dance. Master of cere- past in maintaining peace Boat Days arrival ceremony Hawaii Chapter of the USO Waimea Falls Park and Sea monies Greg Hammer of and order in the Pacific at 1:00 P.M. Then at 2:00 will host a USO Canteen Life Park, take a dive on the radio station I94-FM and region. P.M., the official opening Dance at Pier 10 of the Mar- Atlantis submarine. contest judges Tiny Tadani This year, the opening ceremony for the 15th ketplace. This big-time Plan to participate in the of Oceanic Cable and Dita weekend will feature events Annual Hawaii Military dance is open to everyone, - numerous activities, and Holifield, Hawaii's leading that are open to the public. Appreciation Week will be free - and will feature the bring along a group of female country singer, took As you will note as you held at the base of Aloha Army Swing Band and friends to as many of the time from their busy sched- review the Schedule of Tower, followed by Friday Hawaii's hottest swing events as possible. ules to entertain the audi- Events listed in this special ence with their zany antics section, the public is urged and upbeat singing that to attend and participate in brought the crowd to the numerous events scheduled dance floor. And to add a through the 10-day period. vital touch of professional- It all begins with a variety ism, we were most grateful of events on opening day, Pearl to have Julie Malin, the Friday, May 12, at the Hiram' coordinator of the ever-pop- Aloha Tower Marketplace. federal Ow& [Wog

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The first words to the Sr., Hawaiian Home Lands- the National Science Foun- Atoll in August. Another The Hawaii National National Guard's theme Molokai district supervisor. dation's Amundsen-Scott Hawaii Guard C-130 flew Guard continues helping song, have rung true these "They are not only helping South Pole Station, which is chemical reconnaissance those in need throughout past few years. From the to build the facilities but 3,200 miles from New and assessment teams back the world with the more tra- fire fighting missions to also saving the homestead- Zealand. The successful to Johnston to check out the ditional homegrown food civilian evacuation during a ers' money to complete drop of six pallets of medical damage the hurricane may and clothing drives, special hostage standoff, Hawaii other community projects." and other supplies took have caused. The 204th Air- community service organi- National Guard members In these tight budget place in minus 80 degree lift Squadron was part of a zations' fundraisers, and have been there to assist times, the Hawaii National cold. team of Air Force and Navy adopt a school, highway or the community. And that Guard brought welcome A Hawaii Guard C-130 aircraft to fly 150 personnel community programs. community is sometimes an relief to the State Depart- ocean apart from us. ment of Education's Wallace C. Farrington High School. Armored vehicles provide A local news article noted EAST COAST-STYLE SUBS tq safe passage that Farrington leads the Hawaii National Guard state public schools with armored vehicles were facilities needing more than pressed into service to assist $10.1 million in repairs. UNSuNG HEMS civil authorities with a The Farrington High hostage standoff in Pearl School track received a City's Pacific Palisades, the major face lift thanks to the Xerox Shootings and more Hawaii National Guard recently the hostage stand- engineers. For three weeks offs on the Waianae coast. in June, Army and Air During the standoff in Guard members made the Pearl City, the Honolulu trip to the Kalihi high GREAT SUBS SANDOCIIES Police Department (HPD) school and resurfaced its Alkahi Park 72 Wilikina Shopping Center requested the dispatch of cinder track. Wahiawa Kailua Hawaii Army National The Hawaii Air National 622-2225 Mon.-Sat. 11am-9pm 254-8882 Guard armored recovery Guard's 154th Civil Engi- 622-2399-Fax Closed Sundays 254-8884-Fax vehicle and two kevlar (bul- neer Squadron cleared the 4, let-resistant material) grass and excess dirt off of humvees. The HPD was the the track and graded the lead agency on scene and existing surface during the the military vehicles were first week. For the next two * Tired used in a defensive role. The weeks the Hawaii Army Of Those Wood Plaques?* humvees transported 30 of National Guard's 298th the grade school students Engineer Detachment ETCHED from a private children's cleared off the last of the GLASS & MARBLE school, to safe locations grass and filled and graded Plaques & Gifts are Stunningly Unique. where they were reunited the cinder surface until it Guaranteed to Stand with their parents. The was fully functional for the Out From The Rest! humvees also evacuated Farrington student athletes. The Perfect Memento For three area residents, who OTTE it !EMBRY needed medical attention, Hawaii aircraft search, 26 June 1995 5.11131t 1999 Hail & Farewells c4Ahuniatir., from their homes. The rescue, assist our 4Yan 9N4,46:. 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CW2 DANA JONES homestead's Ki'owea Beach A 203rd Air Refueling FREE EMBLEM Park on Molokai, and reno- Squadron KC-135R Stra- with this ad. vation of the Farrington totanker supported a mis- High School track. sion of mercy to an isolated Soldiers from the 298th Antarctica location last w"Trl L_' Engineer Detachment con- summer. The Hawaii Air struction of pavilion and Guard tanker provided BE bathroom, which will ser- midair refueling of a C-141 \CHEM 235-7700 vice the more than 2,000 Starlifter flying medical art glass Specializing in Military Awards & Wedding Mementos Since 1989. Hawaiians living in home- supplies to Dr. Jerri May 11, 2000 - 17 ProtectingHumah Lives And Marine Life By PA3 Jacquelyn Zettles the program in 1998, when a volunteer group from the There's more to the U.S. 14th District staff cleaned Coast Guard than saving Kahuku Point, said Cmdr. human lives and boats. The Paula Carroll, chief of Coast Guard is also respon- marine response for the dis- sible for protecting 23.1 mil- trict's Marine Safety Divi- lion square miles of the sion. Nearly 5,500 pounds Pacific Ocean from pollu- of debris was cleared from tion. Based in Honolulu, an area just a quarter-mile the Coast Guard's 14th Dis- long. trict Marine Safety Division Last year, another group keeps an eye on the environ- from the staff returned to a ment in Hawaii, Guam, .Sin- different beach next to gapore, Japan, American Kahuku Point. An estimat- Samoa and Saipan. ed 4,000 pounds of garbage In the Hawaiian Islands, including nets, bottles, net an endangered laysan alba- floats, milk crates, ice tross flies over the beach in chests, and flip-flops was search of food for her new- hauled away. born chicks. But she mis- "By documenting what we takes a small piece, of plastic find we will be able to go to for food and carries it back our policy makers with evi- to her nest. dence and data that support "Adult birds ingest plas- this global issue," says tic, particularly cigarette Christine Woolaway of Sea lighters and toys, while for- Coast Guard photo Grant of Hawaii. aging on the ocean's surface Coast Guard volunteers remove abandoned fishing nets from Hawaiian reefs and beaches Although the results of for their chicks," says Ray- the program won't be seen mond Boland of NMFS. ing in nutritious food it will marine species are known to In response to this prob- for a few more years, imme- "They feed the contents of eventually become dehy- become entangled in or lem, the Center for Marine diate benefits are evident. their stomach to their young drated and die." digest marine debris. Plas- Conservation established The environmental and nav- and give them whatever Plastic debris In the envi- tics in the water can also the National Marine Debris igational threat that plas- they have, including plastic ronment poses a serious disable vessels by wrapping Monitoring Program tics and other debris pose to bits. The chick will fill up on threat to wildlife, as well as around propellers or clog- (NMDMP). The Coast wildlife and mariners is the plastic and without tak- mariners. At least 267 ging cooling water intakes. Guard became involved in greatly reduced. The Navy And MICHELIN' DieHard GOODAVEAR 77YOKOHAMA

.14 1111 Aquarium Team Up "13 0 By Bill Roome ca's coastal ecosystems. "The Navy brings to the The United States Navy partnership a shared inter- recently joined forces with est, a track record of inno- CO the Waikiki Aquarium to vation and a desire to do promote marine awareness the right thing for the envi- 110%Off 141. and education. ronment," he said. (1.0 The aquarium is one of RADM Townes presented Tires 11 Coastal America the center with recordings n Ecosystem Learning Cen- of marine mammal sounds ters across the country. on compact disk, educa- Batteries The Navy will support tional brochures, posters the Learning Center with and a videotape about the Alignments expert speakers, exhibit Navy's environmental pro- A information, educational grams. Brakes publications, teaching He also invited the public ni materials, audiovisuals, to tour homeported ships field trips and field data at Pearl Harbor to see Wheels from around the country. "first hand" the environ- Rear Admiral. John W. mental initiatives under- Townes III, Commander, taken by the Navy. a Shocks Navy Region Hawaii and "We are really excited Commander, Naval Sur- about this partnership," face Group, Middle Pacific explained Mr. Clyde Yoko- spoke at the dedication cer- ta, Navy Region Environ- SEARS rati emony and explained to the mental Coordinator, audience that the 44,000 "It's another opportunity Auto Center Sailors, family members to demonstrate our contin- 12. and civilian employees who uing.commitme:nt to be Take 10% oil any regular priced purchase of any product or service at Sears Auto Center. Excludes Exceptional Values. Present this certificate at time of purchase. One coupon per customer. Certificate not redeemable for cash. Not valid in conjunction with any other make up the Navy Ohana good stewards of the envi- of ters. Otter ends 10/28/2000. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. '20000 Sears, Roebuck & Co. in Hawaii are firmly com- ronment while performing mitted to protecting Ameri- the Navy's mission." O GOODAEAR ,7YOKOHAMA ek wAnaceri 2111DOESTIME

18 - May 11, 2000 Hawaii's Leaders 5a hite Out Militaty military participate in charitable and community orga- Key to security nizations, coaching our It is my sincere pleasure youngsters, volunteering in to express my appreciation our schools, raising money and commendation to the for our needy, and assisting members of the armed our fire and emergency per- forces in Hawaii. sonnel with local emergency Hawaii is proud to be the medical and rescue opera- home of U.S. Army, Navy, tions. Marines, and Air Force Military Week provides bases, as well as the head- an occasion for us to formal- quarters of the Commander ly and collectively express in Chief of the Pacific Com- our gratitude to the mem- mand (CINCPAC), which is, bers of the Army, Navy, Air perhaps, the most strategic Force, Marines and Coach operation in the U.S. mili- Guard as well as to their tary. CINCPAC, combined families. We acknowledge with the forces of the and appreciate their service Hawaii bases, command to America during times of more than 300,000 uni- war and peace as well as formed personnel. their many contributions to These men and women Hawaii. are part of the most power- Jeremy Harris ful military in the world, Mayor of Honolulu and are responsible for regions in the Pacific that A safer place represent the largest threat Navy photo to U.S. security. Hawaii's After spending several months at sea, a Sailor and his family enjoy a happy reunion at Pearl Harbor The Chamber of Com- importance as a military merce of Hawaii takes great installation is understood by countless hours to charita- armed protection and personnel including their pride in producing the 15th leaders throughout the . ble causes, disaster assis- defense of our country. involvement in civic activi- annual Hawaii Military world. As a consequence, tance, school projects, and Hawaii's economy is highly ties such as the City's Appreciation Week. The Hawaii's Pearl Harbor was mentoring programs. Their dependent on the military, Adopt-a-Stream, Adopt-a- Chamber supports a strong the target of an enemy involvement is specially and we also benefit from the Park and Adopt-a-Reef pro- attack during World War II. commendable since many good works of military grams. Members of the See page 20 That assault on Pearl Har- Hawaii's people, lifestyle, bor was the first since the and culture are foreign to Revolutionary War. Clearly, many of them. Many have the work of the military in never before lived in multi- Hawaii is key to securing cultural communities, tast- global peace and stability. ed our exotic foods, or lived Buy the motorcycle Hawaii's military person- so far away from home. I nel fulfill their solemn applaud them for accepting charge with integrity, duty, and often adopting our of your dreams. discipline, courage, and ways. Bring in this ad for Bring in this ad for compassion. To each of It is my hope that this them and their families, week will reinvigorate please accept my heartfelt Hawaii's residents to extend appreciation for their ser- their hand of friendship and vice and sacrifice. express their warm appreci- Too often, I am afraid, we ation for the members of our take for granted the free- nation's armed forces. doms and democracy we Daniel K. Inouye enjoy. United States Senator So I am extremely pleased that a week has been set Good partners towards your now Harley-ilavidson towards your new Kawasaki aside for each of us to That's right, Cycle City will pay $500 towards your new Harley -Davidson and $2511 towards your remember those who put On behalf of the City and new Kawasaki. These savings are applied as part of your down payment. You must present this ad at their lives in harm's way so County of Honolulu, I am time of initial sale. This offer is not good with other offers or discounts. Good through 12/31/00. that others may enjoy life very pleased to salute the Easy Military financing. Crating and shipping assistance. and liberty. It is my hope men and women of the Damage/insurance assistance. The largest selection of new and that Americans everywhere armed forces in Hawaii. used bikes in the entire Pacific. will always remember that We are fortunate to have their right to speak, wor- these dedicated and hard- 111-4K HACYDAVIDSON Buell ship, think, and work is pro- working men and women Kavvasakl tected by the men and among us, defending our women in military uni- country and enriching our FUEL THE PASSION forms. society. These are our I also want to thank mili- friends, neighbors, co-work- 1111114:itlifit all tary personnel for their sin- ers and community part- 2965 N. Nimitz Highway cere concern for their ners, and they are an (Near IN Chevrolet & the Airport) Open Daily communities. Time and integral part of the fabric of LTD time again, these soldiers, our communities. Phone: 831-2600 marines, airmen, and naval The military contribution men graciously volunteer in Hawaii goes far beyond

May 11, 2000 - 19 aloha ding this important astate due to the pres- `residents. The health "'vir- derful news to footb fans From page 19 week. ence of the military have tually every sector of our and to those who appreciate Stanley Hong, President helped sustain the state and economy, from retail trade the $100-million in rev- national defense in the Chamber of Commerce many local industries to construction, depends to enues this annual event Pacific, with forces strategi- through these tough eco- a great extent on the mili- generates for our island tally based. in Hawaii. nomic times.. tary. Through good times economy. Our success in Since the first contact A constant vigil The military provides a and bad, the military has Ectending our relationship with soldiers stopping in I am deeply proud of the wealth of services and assis- been a mainstay for count- with the NFL was attribut- Hawaii en route to and from members of our armed tance to Hawaii's civilian less island families. As a able to a strong partnership the Philippines during the forces. In this week-long cel- population, including med- member of the House that includes the U.S. Spanish American War, The ebration to honor Hawaii's ical emergency air trans- National Security Commit- Armed Forces. Chamber has been the com- military and their families, port, search and rescue tee, my priority is to ensure The U.S. Navy was munity leader in fostering I take this opportunity to operations on land and sea, that military commands are extremely generous in open- good relations between the express my mahalo to each programs for at-risk youth equipped with modern facil- ing Ford Island for parking community and the military and every man and woman and technical assistance on ities and technology that and permitting shuttle bus and their families. We wel- in uniform. As protectors of public works projects by the allows them to remain service to and from Aloha come the military as a part our security, they maintain Army Corps of Engineers, to ready to meet whatever Stadium. Richardson Field of the Hawaii ohana. a constant vigil in the Pacif- name just a few. Individual- challenges come their way. was open for related events. The men and women of ic as ready responders to ly, the men and women of We acknowledge the The Marine Corps Station our armed forces stationed the needs of our country. the services are well repre- unique demandsof a mili- at Kaneohe Bay was the site in Hawaii capably fulfill Our military and their sented in community service tary career on service people of a football clinic for chil- their mission on a regular families are also active and charitable organiza- and their families. They are dren with NFL All-Stars. basis. They are the finest members of our community tions. I join the Chamber of often called upon to put Military personnel served sons and daughters of who have contributed great- Commerce of Hawaii in themselves in harm's way. as security during the game. America and manifest all ly to the welfare of our extending my warmest We salute our men and The U.S. Army's Golden the best qualities of good state. Called upon in times Aloha to all the members of women in uniform and their Eagles parachuted into friends, neighbors and citi- of emergency, committed their-military and their families for their patriotism, Aloha Stadium and U.S. zens. Let us never forget partners in our local chari- families. devotion, and offer congrat- Navy fighter aircraft per- that each of these men and ties and public service ini- Patsy T. Mink ulations for a "job well formed a fly-over on game women would selflessly sac- tiatives, they are our Member of Congress cone." Neil Abercrombie day. A military color guard rifice their own lives in neighbors, friends and Member of Congress opened the ceremonies. defense of our nation. coworkers who have as their Economic boost The members of the U.S. In addition to capably ful- primary responsibility, our Pro Bowl assist Armed Forces richly deserve filling their primary mission defense so that we may The men and women of the gratitude of the entire of national defense, in enjoy the peace and security the armed forces and their During the Pro Bow, the community for their willing- recent years our military of this great country. families are an integral part National Football League ness to embrace the Pro friends have helped restore To the members of the of our community. Military announced that the game Bowl and help to keep it in Kauai after the damage U.S. Army, Navy, Marine activity in Hawaii provides would continue to call Hawaii for years to come. wrought by Hurricane Iniki, Corps, Air Force, Coast direct and indirect employ- Hawaii home through the Mufi Hannemann provided thousands of emer- Guard, National Guard and ment for thousands of our 2005 season. This was won- Pro Bowl Host Committee gency medical evacuations Reserves, to you and your by helicopter at no cost to families, I salute you for the state (including at last your dutiful service to our year's tragic landslide at state and country. Sacred Falls), and Kame- On the occasion of this hameha Highway at eight-day celebration to Waimea would still be honor and express our closed without the assis- thanks to you, I join in Its Off to Hawis Armed Forces tance the military provided expressing my mahalo in in constructing the tempo- appreciation for the impor- rary bypass road. These are tant roles you play in just a few of the many crises Hawaii's community. I. Goodwill Industries of Hawaii is the military responds to. Daniel K Akaka The Chamber also recog- U.S. Senator celebrating Military Appreciation Week nizes the many regular ben- National Goodwill Week by offering efits the State of Hawaii Aiding civilians reaps from the military fl 1 presence in our islands. The five services - the it fl Jobs, revenue, environmen- Army, Air Force, Navy, tal and social programs, are Marines and Coast Guard 20% off all supported in great part - each provide a vital com- your entire purchase* by the military. ponent of our nation's Though we can never defense. Hawaii's geograph- return all the military has ic location and importance Come help us celebrate!! done for Hawaii, The Cham- as the base of the U.S. mili- ber is particularly con- tary in the Pacific requires I *Does not include new merchandise; no other discounts apply. i cerned with providing a that each of the services be I Coupon good thru 5/21/00. MW 5/10 1 good quality of life for well represented in our tary personnel and their islands. We in Hawaii are families. Military Apprecia- grateful for the dedicated tion Week is our most service the men and women important community out- of the military provide to reach in support of this our nation and state. effort. A major contributor to our Kaimuki 735-0085 apalama 841-7591 I encourage everybody to state's economy, the mili- Pearl 488-1230 Kailua 263-9312 reflect on how the military tary is an important Beretania 536-4115 Hilo 961-0307 has helped make Hawaii a employer and consumer of safer and better place, and goods and services provided to find some appropriate by Hawaii's businesses. The Goodwill Industries of Hawaii is a non-profit agency providing education, job training expression of mahalo and Federal funds brought into and placement services to people with disabilities and other barriers to employment. Goodwill

20 - May 11, 2000 Ceremony Marks. Start Of Epic Film By J01 Gerard Sekerak Pearl Harbor. The four planes were part A wreath ceremony held of the dozens of vintage air- at the USS Arizona Memor- craft slated for use in the ial signaled the start of the filming of the epic produc- production for Touchstone tion. The ceremony conclud- Pictures/Jerry Bruckheimer ed as participants took Films' epic drama, "Pearl flowers from three wreaths

Harbor." and tossed them into the Navy photo Adm. Thomas Fargo, water through the memori- Commander in Chief, U.S. al's well area before moving The 'heroes' of Pearl Harbor were honored during a wreath ceremony at the USS Arizona Memorial Pacific Fleet echoed the into the shrine room to Navy's enthusiasm in sup- observe a quiet moment porting the project by pro- together. claiming what an excellent At a press conference on opportunity it is to tell the the Visitor Center's Water- Calling All Wiccans and Mystical Warriors! story of Pearl Harbor to a front Lawn immediately fol- new generation of Ameri- lowing the ceremony, local Your Metaphysical One-Stop Shop cans and people around the and national media had world. "Through this epic their chance to ask ques- Oils, Incense, Crystals Jewelry *Books story we will ensure that tions to the ceremony par- the courage and sacrifice of ticipants. Ceremonial Tools & Robes Dry Herbs Celtic Body Art these valiant Americans When asked how he felt to 114endi *Tarot Cars & Readings *Palmistry lives on the minds of gener- be at the Arizona Memorial ations to come. Thanks for and to realize the history of Numerology *Astrology honoring our shipmates. the role he and his counter- Good luck and God bless parts were about to play, PROSPERITY CORNER you all," said Fargo. actor Ben Affleck respond- Represented at the cere- ed: "It was really a very 0 11 12thdapoAve mony were Richard Cook, moving, very humbling, PROSPERITY ( 7 sAD ;IN 0 Chairman of the Walt Dis- very profound experience. ney Motion Pictures Group, "I had not visited the Producer Jerry Bruck- memorial before; and I had heimer, Director Michael obviously done quite a bit of Bay, Hawaii Gov. Ben research about the attack, Cayetano and senior Navy but to see it in the first per- officials. son was really astonishing. Additionally, five sur- It was just an added vivors of the 1941 attack, as reminder, that with this well as cast members Ben movie, we owe a great debt Affleck, John Hartnett, to the men and women who 152 WILIKINA DRIVE Kate Beckinsale and Cuba died in the attack, the men Gooding Jr., were present at and women who survived the ceremony. the attack and the men and "The wreath ceremony is women who have served very touching for those of us and are now serving in the NOW OFFERING SPECIAL who are here today," said United States military." Pearl Harbor survivor Pearl Harbor survivor NO DOWN FINANCING!! Ralph Lindemeyer a guest Ralph Lindenmeyer, who TO All Active Military Personnel speaker at the ceremony. has been involved with the "On behalf of the Pearl Har- production since last July, BAD CREDIT bor Survivors' Association, said director Michael Bay we thank all of whom are sent him the script for the GOOD CREDIT NO CREDIT taking part in remembering movie and asked him to INSTANT the 2,335 young men who make critiques. In his feed- OW MONTHLY ALL E-is died in this harbor 58 years back, Lindenmeyer asked PAYMENT DELIVERY No- AND UP! ago." Bay to make the film as Inclement weather, which accurate as possible. threatened participants "I was stationed at Ford '88 CHEVY CORSICA '88 MAZDA 323 '88 CHEVY ASTROVAN with rain and drizzle both Island as an Aviation 86,000 MILES, V,6, 5 SPD AUTO, A/C ,ITATRojEvs before and after the ceremo- Machinist Mate 3rd Class, FNU533 $nn773 FXA032 $ 1 09 5 $1 295 ny, broke just long enough so I had little knowledge (at to allow the 45-minute that time) of what had hap- '87 ACURA INTEGRA RS '90 GEO STORM '91 HONDA CIVIC LX event to go on unscathed. pened aboard ship, but I HATCHBACK, 5 SPD r HATCHBACK, RACK BEAUTY!! $ r 4 DR, 5 SPD AD-LIB EPA633 GAW902 $ 2 700 The wreath ceremony could see it with my eyes, I 773 which took place on the knew what happened, I '89 HONDA ACCORD '93 NISSAN SENTRA '93 FORD Fl SO main deck of the USS Ari- could see the chaos; and I SPO d, 5 OR, YELLOW LOW PRO RACER) 5 SPD, V-6, WORK HORSE! zona Memorial, featured a tried to impress the movie )4995499 636TiY fly-over of four P-40 producers of that angle," Warhawk aircraft in the said Lindenmeyer. *All prices & tax, lic, OAC financing. Offer ends 5/24/00. "missing man" formation as The film is slated to open a salute to the "heroes" of on Memorial Day 2001. WE DO NOT CHARGE OC EE!! May 11, 2000 - 21 Soldiers Wive A Nast At great Aloha Ri'm By Sgt. Denver hers shared the spirit of er as a community. $7,513 from race organizers, not heard or the roar of air- Beaulieu-Hains ohana, once again during The charity event raised said Vera Ross, project craft is absent in Hawaii, it the 16th annual 8.15-mile and distributed more than manager for the military means the soldiers are far At sunrise more than run through downtown $4.5 million to organizations runners. away fighting for freedom. 4,500 soldiers started run- Honolulu. ranging from local debate This year, Ross estimates "The soldiers had a lot of ning, the unified beat of More than 22,000 runners teams to Girl Scout troops that MWR will receive energy and were very thousands of feet and the and walkers participated in and contributions assisted about $6,000. respectful when they passed sounds of military cadences the event, which celebrates some larger organizations The Great Aloha Run Mil- by. I was very impressed, echoed in the streets during health, well-being and the like the American Lung itary Division was named in said Camille Aea, an on- this year's Great Aloha Run. true meaning of Aloha - Association and the Ameri- honor of the cadences heard duty police officer at Ari- Soldiers and family mem- sharing and working togeth- can Cancer Society. as soldiers run in forma- zona Memorial Place along Last year, the Army's tion. the run route. "I was excited Morale, Welfare and Recre- It serves as a reminder just watching them pass ation program received that when those sounds are by."

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By Melissa Hartle It's an hour before showtime and he has just received 4 instructions for this detail. The short practice time does not make him nervous. In fact, pulling off a detail with U.S. MILITARY, CIVILIAN minimum preparation time has become commonplace for this young airman. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES. Hickam Honor Guard member Senior Airman Shawn Knight was selected to represent Hickam Air Force Base & RETIREES and the United States Air Force as an escort at the 1999 Mrs. America Pageant's fashion show luncheon. "I'm used to finding out what I am supposed to do right You may be eligible to receive up to before it happens," said Knight, a Korean linguist with 95% of the Fair Market Value of your the 324th Intelligence Squadron."I've done so many details, I just go with the flow." property on Oahu as of the date you Although this detail was far different from other details Knight has been a part of, his job was still the same - to purchased the property or have the U.S. represent the Air Force. Government buy your property or pay "I am extremely happy to have been selected," Knight said. "I am glad they considered me worthy enough for off our mort a e whichever is hig er. it." The actual Mrs. America Pageant, scheduled for Sept. 14, is expected to receive national coverage. Throughout the pageant, portions of the fashion show For more information, contact: luncheon are expected to be aired and, for Knight, this means publicity for the Air Force. JOHN RIGGINS (R) "This detail has given the Air Force extra publicity and many opportunities for myself," he said. These opportuni- 523-SOLD (7653) or ties included a potential local modeling job and an oppor- Toll-Free 1-800-831-2778 code #4019 or tunity to play an extra on a syndicated television show. For Knight, the opportunities are just a bonus. "Image Fax 674-1010 or e-mail: [email protected] is important to me. The Honor Guard sets the standards of the Air Force and everybody else follows." JOHN RIGGINS REAL ESTATE 1130 N. NIMITZ HWY., SUITE A200, HONOLULU, HI 96817 22 - May 11, 2000 Air Force Turns Students. On To. Compliers By Staff Sgt. Christopher Haug it donated com- said Ms. Patricia Souza, puters to local assistant principal. The U.S. Air Force recent- schools and mili- She explained that with ly donated more than 300 tary organiza- the donation of the comput- computers to 12 Oahu pub- tions. ers from the Navy Aloha lic schools. The computers Center, each of the school's The donated computers, were part of the classrooms will now have which came from Headquar- equipment that three computers for stu- ters Pacific Air Forces, were had been used at dents to use and will be able worth more than $300,000. the old family to get rid of old "dinosaur" They came at a time when housing office computers that they have many of the Hawaii school location. When been using. budgets have been reduced the organization Approximately 75 com- and computer upgrades and moved to its new puters from the Navy Aloha purchases were cut com- building at Center were donated to pletely. Moanalua Shop- schools and military organi- Some of the donated Mac- Photo courtesy of 1st Class Stephen turn ping Center, new zations. intosh Power PCs replaced computers and Other organizations that school computers that were Senior Master Sgt. Irving Yoshino delivers computers to Royal Elementary School equipment were received computers included 15 years old, according to provided. Naval Criminal Investiga- technicians who worked on Ka'ala. "My friend got to Finding new "homes" for tive Service (NCIS) and the project. make a movie for his class the older computers gave Information Technology Adele Wilson, a librarian and save it on the computer." Navy Also the Navy the opportunity to Service Center. Computers at Kailua High School, said "These computers are help schools in the local were also donated to Tripler the three computers she much faster than what we community and other mili- Army Medical Center to received enabled her to net- used to use," said Makana Feeling tary organizations. assist them in the imple- work her other computers. Marie, a fourth-grade stu- The donation of the com- mentation of their new This made it possible for dent in the gifted-and-talent- puters couldn't have come mammogram software. students to use centrally ed class at Ka'ala. "The other Generous at a better time for St. Eliz- The donated computers managed databases for computers didn't have the abeth School. serve as valuable assets - as research projects and to cool programs this one has." By Karen Spangler "I had a vision for our learning aids in schools, access the Internet. "We were very happy we school and this came at the support systems in the field "The computers given to got these computers," Naka- The Navy Aloha Center perfect time for us to fulfill of medical technology, us were very powerful sone said. "Especially this (NAC) Pearl Harbor played that. We're very grateful. and/or to increase computer Macs," Wilson said. year because our computer Santa Claus recently when The timing is unbelievable," capabilities in other areas. She said the only way she budget was completely cut can get computers for her and we expect the same to school is through grants or be true next year." Normally EASY by donation. Had the school the school gets about $4,000 bought the computers, the per year to maintain and EASY three computers donated upgrade their computers. MG EASY would have cost more than The first distribution of EASY $6,000, which is approxi- computers by the headquar- HAWAII mately one-fourth the ters began two years ago EASY librarian's annual budget. when the headquarters con- EASY "Children expect to find verted some of its operating Your the same level of computers systems from Macintosh to EASY they have at home in their Microsoft NT. The last dis- EASY schools," Wilson said. "But tribution was made to Pearl Military our budget doesn't allow us City Elementary School EASY to provide that kind of ser- Jan. 7. Specialist EASY vice." The headquarters made EASY "Some of my computers the switch in operating sys- are so old it takes 90 sec- tems to come in line with onds just to update one what is now an Air Force New Low Save money during your next record in the card catalog," standard for computer oper- she said. ating systems. Military Rates deployment. Wilson heard about the Schools receiving comput- Easy Payment TAAP ...This new program makes headquarters' donation ers were: Aiea Intermediate through a friend who knew School, Aiea; J.B. Castle Plans sure your vehicle is insured the day about the program. High School, Kaneohe; you leave and the day you get back. At Ka'ala Elementary Nanakuli High and Inter- Nothing to Join And you pay nothing in between! School, the donated comput- mediate School, Waianae; ers replaced Macintosh com- Hickam Elementary, Hick- All Ranks Qualify Store it in a military facility, and it's puters that didn't have am; Nimitz Elementary, ready to drive when you get back. networking capability and Hickam; Theodore Roo- didn't allow users to save sevelt High School, Honolu- their work anywhere but on lu; Aikahi Elementary See how much a floppy disk, according to School, Kailua; Linapuni you can save ... Greg Nakasone, the com- Elementary School, Honolu- puter center director. lu; Kailua High School, call 533 -HIGH. AIG "We to use Ka'ala Elementary get the Internet Kailua; New Extended Phone Hours: and make slide shows with School, Wahiawa; Moanalua HAWAII Weekdays, 7:30am to 9pm We make insurance easy. Oshi- School, sounds," said Michael Middle Honolulu; Weekends, llam to 9pm www.aighawaii.cool ro, a fourth-grade student at and Waipahu High School.

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