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Family Members INSIDE SOFTBALL EXCHANGE In Your Words A-4 Calendar A-6 Swing, B-1 It's New, B-1 Memorial B-2 Serving the base of choice for the 21st century Power Outage DoN honors base `greenies' again A power outage is scheduled Department of the Navy ecosystem approach to environ- Sgt. Valerie Griffin for the Pop Warner Field Environmental Security Award for mental management, he added. Combat Correspondent Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 3 Natural Resources Management. "It's looking at the macro ecologi- p.m. A power outage date for The Base Environmental "The base is the recognized leader cal health versus a micro look at Rise ly Field is still being decid- Department here was honored as a within the Department of Defense each individual member of the ed. top performer for the fourth con- for integration of natural and cul- environment," said D'Antonio. secutive year during an April 24 tural resources into planning and "How are the ponds doing overall Corporals Course Earth Day ceremony at the environmental management; and vice one particular species?" Pentagon. its use of geographic information The green flag for environmental Maj. Paul A. D'Antonio, director, systems," said D'Antonio. "GIS is excellence is authorized to be Corporals Course 10-97 Environmental Department here, a visual display of database infor- flown here from now until next resources management award for invites all to its graduation accepted the Natural Resources mation and it's really the way to go April as a result of the award. an installation behind Marine Friday at 1 p.m. at the Enlisted Conservation award for a small in planning these days." MCB Hawaii also took a second- Corps Air Ground Combat Center Club. Aloha attire is appropri- installation in the 1996 The award came as a result of the place finish in the cultural Twentynine Palms, Calif. ate for civilians, while uniform .111111S of the day for military. For more information, call 257- 2688. HMH-463 honors Extended FSC Hours family The Family Service Center will members be open on Wednesdays until 8 Sgt. Valerie Griffin where they work and what they do." p.m. for evening appointments combos Correvondent Their event coincided with Military in the following services: confi- Spouse Appreciation Day, traditionally the dential individual, family or With the recent return of Marine Heavy second Friday in May, and the focus was to marital counseling; transition Helicopter Squadron 463 from support of thank spouses for their tremendous sup- assistance and spouse and fami- Exercise Tandem Thrust '97, there could port throughout the year. ly member employment assis- be no more appropriate time for Marines "lea just to let them know having them tance. Evening hours are made of the squadron to show appreciation for around makes our job a lot easier and the available to accommodate indi- their spouses' dedication and support. support we get from them enables us to do viduals unable to schedule `They helped keep things squared away our job more effectively," said Sutherland. appointments during normal back here and that enabled us to keep our The afternoon was complete with a tour hours due to work commit- minds focused on doing a lot of difficult of the facility, an up-close look at the C- ments. To schedule an appoint- tasks out there," said Capt. Michael 53D Sea Stallions and a hands-on demon- ment or for more information, Sutherland, embarkation officer. stration of night vision goggles. call 257-3135/3655. Members of the squadron put together a "It was very informative," said Bridget special day for spouses to tour the facility M. Riggs, wife of lstLt. Sean R Riggs, OWC Luncheon and see what their other halves do on a ground safety officer. "I especially enjoyed day-to-day basis. "I came because the night vision goggles demonstration." Join the Kaneohe Officers' I was very interested," said Kimberly S. The day's theme was a success, and McConnell, wife of lstLt. Peter C. members of the squadron hope to make it Wives Club at its annual elec- tion luncheon and cast your McConnell, squadron pilot. "It's nice to see an annual event. votes for the 1997-98 KOWC Executive Board. This promis- First 'Cohesion' Marines es to be a fun event, and your $7 admission covers lunch, beverage and gratuity. It will arrive at MCB Hawaii be held Tuesday from 11 a.m. Cpl. Michael Wiener Allen J. Schulkens, A Co., 1/3. "We to 1 p.m. at the Officers' Club Combat Correspondent know each others' strengths and Lanai. For more information, weaknesses and how each performs. call Margie at 254 -3395. The first Cohesion Marine infantry We also know how to take care of squads to arrive in Hawaii checked in some one if he gets out of line." SNCO Golf Tourney to 1st Battalion 3d Marine Regiment The fears of the unknown were also Digital photo by Sgt. Valerie Griffin May 2. eased because the Marines came Six-year-old Chad Packer, son of GySgt. Gerald and Linda Packet; takes the The Marines Enjoy a weekend of golf at have been together in together. controls of a CH-53D Sea Stallion Helicopter during a tour of HMH-463's the same squads since they attended "It's a lot easier coming here with the 21st annual Staff NCO Hangar during Military Spouse Appreciation Day. the School of Infantry in January and I know. We Golf Tournament, May 24 to people didn't really know will remain in the same squad for what to expect," said PFC Daniel 26 at the Kaneohe Klipper their tour of duty with 1/3. A Co., Golf Course. Active duty per- Silvelo, 1/3. "I thought we were Marine commander lists needs Cohesion Marines is a new Marine going to get hazed. When we were in sonnel, DoD civilians Corps concept allowing Marines to SOL all we heard were horror stories. assigned to MCB Hawaii, fam- for future weapons of war stay together for as long as possible, But since I've been here, it's a lot bet- ily members age 16 or older increasing teamwork. Familiararity I and retired military are invit- Douglas Gilled ter than expected." American Forces kliorrnotion plays a key role in the added team- The first two weeks with their new ed to participate in this year's Service work, according to the newly arrived unit, the tourney Tournament fees are Marines will be checking in, CAMP H. M. SMITH The Marine Corps needs new weapons Marines. conducting $100 for three days, plus daily - physical training and and equipment despite its high state of combat readiness, accord- "We've been together for so long, we attend a few classes and inspections, green fees. Tee times begin at ing to the senior Marine in the Pacific. really know each other well," said according to LCpl. James M. Brown, 7 a.m. and will be posted "Our trucks, amphibious vehicles and aircraft are the same ones PFC Mike S. Schuerman, A Co., 1/3. squad leader, A Co., Wednesday. Compete to win 1/3. we used in Desert Storm," said LtGen. Jefferson Howell Jr., com- "You work better with someone when "We want to get prizes including a round trip just them settled in. manding general, Marine Corps Forces Pacific. "We need to you know them like we do." We won't start training ticket for two to Paris, Tokyo, until the replace them, because it takes more and more man-hours to keep "We stick together all the time, Latin America or Mexico on a them up." which is why we do so well," said PFC par 3. Entry See COHESION, A-2 hole-in-one While Howell said the Marines would be happy for now with forms are available at all newer versions of the same equipment, they ultimately need dif- MWR activities or call the golf ferent weapon systems that take advantage of technological course at 254-1745. advancements. At the top of his shopping list is the V-22 Osprey, a fixed-wing, tilt-rotor aircraft. 'r "The V-22 will revolutionize maneuver warfare," he said. "When Questions you think about a machine which can carry two' dozen combat Marines 500 miles at 300 knots airspeed, land vertically and scoot Ask the Commanding See WEAPONS, A-2 General via E-Mail: BICE@CG@MCBH KBAY Four dead in helicopter Internet: [email protected] crash off Camp Pendleton and LCpl. Rodolfo Guajardo, 21, The Base Action Committee: News Release observer, from Beach Park, Ill. BAC@CG@MCBH KBAY Joint Public Affairs Office, Comp Pendfeon The exhaustive search for the CAMP PENDLETON, Ca li£ - Marines, who were all assigned to Domestic violence Four Marines are presumed dead Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron --lea help numbers after their CH-46 Sea Knight heli- 164, based at Marine Corps Air Ar. copter crashed at sea during routine Station, El Ibro, Calif, was called off 41,1$ - Military night. 8:06 p.m. Sunday. is shelter 533-7125 training Saturday at The squadron Digital photo by Cpl. Michael Woner Lost at sea are: Mtkj. Dennis A. Dogs, serving as the air combat element for MPD 257-7114 34, pilot, from Mission Viejo, Calif.; the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit On the road again... Crisis Hotline 521-4555 Capt. Paul D. Barnes, 27, copilot, from here. Lawrenceburg, Ky.; Cpl. Michael J. An investigation is underway to An Assault Amphibious Vehicle from Combat Support Company 3d Marine Regiment, Child Protective Serv. 832-5282 Thoris, 21, crew chief, of Racine, Wis.; determine the cause of the crash.
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