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SUMMER 2017 Summerplan Your Getaway \ Page 8 in the City the MARINES’ MEMORIAL CLUB a Living Memorial of the Corps CrossroadsThe Magazine of the Marines’ Memorial Association, San Francisco \ SUMMER 2017 SummerPlan your getaway \ page 8 in the City THE MARINES’ MEMORIAL CLUB A Living Memorial GRACIOUS HOSPITALITY. DYNAMIC PROGRAMS. HISTORIC MISSION. THE MARINES’ The Marines’ Memorial Club in San Francisco has, for seventy years, stood in honor of the memory of the men and women MEMORIAL who served in defense of our nation. The Club, just one block ASSOCIATION, off Union Square at 609 Sutter Street, is in the heart of down- A NON-PROFIT town San Francisco. This handsome California Spanish Revival VETERANS building, which enjoys San Francisco’s protected landmark status, provides a sanctuary for those who wish to take a pause and to ORGANIZATION, honor the valor of Veterans who gave their lives while in the ser- EXISTS TO HONOR vice of their country. Our Living Memorial is designed to preserve THE LEGACY OF memories and share the stories of American military history. MILITARY SERVICE The founders of the Club recognized three components to a liv- THROUGH A LIVING ing memorial: historical, emotional, and business. There was also MEMORIAL AND an awareness that these three functions of the Club might overlap and complement each other. The vision of the original founders PROGRAMS THAT devised the framework for the Club to sustain itself in perpetuity. COMMEMORATE, The Club’s original charter specified, as a tribute to Marine Corps EDUCATE AND heroes, the establishment and maintenance of a museum. Over SERVE VETERANS time, the atmosphere and ambiance of the entire building has OF ALL ERAS. fulfilled this historical function. …turn to inside back cover of the Corps CrossroadsSUMMER 2017 \ VOLUME 83 NUMBER 2 4 Message from the General 5 Correspondence 10 Bits & Pieces: News You Can Use 13 The Club Calendar EVENTS IN REVIEW 12 6th Annual Salute to Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans 14 Salute to Vietnam Veterans 16 The Falklands War, 35 Years On MARINES’ MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION \ A NON-PROFIT VETERANS ORGANIZATION 17 Memorial Day Remembrance 609 Sutter St. · San Francisco, CA 94102 · tel (415) 673-6672 · fax (415) 441-3649 email [email protected] · website https://MarineClub.org 23 Commemoration of the Battle Room Reservations: 1-800-5-MARINE [email protected] of Midway Crossroads of the Corps is published quarterly for Members of the Marines’ Memorial Association. EDITOR Rose McCoy [email protected] BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF INTEREST Chairman Lieutenant General Robert Johnston, USMC (Ret.) Vice Chairman Mr. Rick Hartnack, Marine Veteran 24 San Francisco Fleet Week Preview Secretary Sergeant Major Ramona Cook, USMC (Ret.) Vice Admiral Jody Breckenridge, USCG (Ret.) 36 Books We Recommend Lieutenant Colonel Robert Barrow, USMC (Ret.) · Colonel Ray Cole, USMC (Ret.) Lieutenant General Ron Coleman, USMC (Ret.) · Colonel Jim Heidrich, USMC (Ret.) Mr. Tim Hsia, Army Veteran · Ms. Nicole Nolette, Navy Veteran THE LIVING MEMORIAL Mr. M. K. Palmore, Marine Veteran · Mr. Stephen M. Snyder, Marine Veteran Mr. Ian Thomson, Marine Veteran · Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Tice, USAF (Ret.) 18 Generous Contributions MARINE MILITARY ADVISORS 32 Scholarship Winners for 2017/18 Sergeant Major Alex Dobson, USMC · Colonel Gary Johnston, USMC Colonel Ricardo Martinez, USMC · Colonel Tom Prentice, USMC Colonel Mark Tull, USMC · Colonel Jason Woodworth, USMC YOUR CLUB & ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Major General J. Michael Myatt, USMC (Ret.) 6 Earn a Free Night’s Stay STAFF 9 Meet the Members General Manager & Chief Operating Officer Michael Allen [email protected] 26 Meet the Staff Chief Financial Officer Ruby Wu [email protected] Director of Membership Mackenzie Jakoubek [email protected] 28 Worldwide Reciprocal Clubs Director of Living Memorial Wendy Shuman [email protected] Director of Sales & Marketing Nicky Broderick [email protected] Executive Assistant Carol Taylor [email protected] Human Resources Director Bethany Meyer [email protected] FOLLOW THE MARINES’ MEMORIAL DONATE AT ASSOCIATION ON DONATE: MARINECLUB.ORG/DONATE \ Marines’ Memorial Association \ marineclub.org 3 IMPORTANT NEWS \ FROM THE GENERAL ou’ll see by the articles in gain this October, we are this Crossroads that we are looking forward to San keeping busy. We had a Francisco Fleet Week. We very interesting “Salute to have a number of Navy Vietnam War Veterans,” ships with a contingent of Ywith a preview of the documentary Aembarked Marines, the Blue Angels, THE VIETNAM WAR by filmmakers and a series of exercises showcasing Ken Burns and Lynn Novick on the Naval Service Humanitarian Assis- 12th of May. It will be aired on PBS tance/Disaster Response (HADR) starting on 17 September, in 10 seg- few words about “dress capabilities. It is the largest Fleet ments. I can assure you that the film codes” are in order. We Week in the Nation and the local Bay will be interesting and worth your have a dress code at the Area citizens really welcome our ser- time. Marines’ Memorial Club’s vicemen and women. One of the more inspirational Leatherneck Steakhouse. I thank all of you, our esteemed programs was our “Salute the Iraq and AIt is “Business Casual”. That means Members, for your continued support. Afghanistan Veterans” on 20 April. for gentlemen, collared shirts, dress We want to maintain the physical Our speaker was Sergeant Major Brad polo shirts, turtlenecks, knit sweaters, plant while continuing to provide pro- Kasal, the Sergeant Major for I MEF. pressed designer jeans and khakis are grams of importance and relevance to SgtMaj Kasal is a hero from the sec- acceptable. Tank tops, gym and sports Veterans and the community. You can ond battle for Fallujah in 2004, when attire, sleepwear, or clothing that has make a 100% tax-deductible donation he was a First Sergeant. In a fire fight offensive slogans are not permitted today because the Marines’ Memorial with insurgents in a house in Fallujah, in the restaurant and bar at any time. Association is a 501(c)(19) organi- although wounded by seven AK-47 Dress trousers and jackets for men zation that fully complies with IRC rounds and hit by more than 43 pieces and women are always appreciated 170(c)(3). If you have a foundation of hot fragmentation from a grenade during the dinner hours. We will turn that can only donate to a 501(c)(3), while using his body to shield an in- you away to change if you show up for you can donate to the Marines’ Memo- jured fellow Marine, he refused to quit dinner wearing shorts and tee shirts, rial Foundation. fighting and was able to return fire much the same as any fine restaurant Regardless of whether you are a with his pistol, killing an insurgent. would do. “regular” at the Club, or if you live out His talk was very, very good! Most of our reciprocal clubs have of state and only visit us occasionally, We also had a report of the Falk- dress codes as well. When you decide you know that your Club is unique. lands Island campaign by retired to use a reciprocal club, check out There is nothing like it anywhere else their dress code because we don’t Brigadier Rod Macdonald of the in the nation. Royal Engineers, who participated in want you to be embarrassed when you Sincerely, and Semper Fidelis, the planning and execution of the 3 show up not wearing appropriate at- Commando Brigade Royal Marines’ tire. We are up to 242 reciprocal clubs amphibious assault in 1982 against now, located in some very interesting J. Michael Myatt the Argentinians. It was the longest cities across the globe. Carol Taylor Major General USMC (Ret.) amphibious operation in military administers that program and I am President and Chief Executive Officer history, 8,000 miles from the UK, and proud of her achievements. When she the largest air-sea battle since WWII, took over the program, we had only 26 with 23 ships sunk and 91 aircraft lost. reciprocal clubs. What an operation! 4 CROSSROADS of the Corps \ Summer 2017 \ JOIN: HOTEL.MARINECLUB.ORG CORRESPONDENCE \ YOUR VIEWS Sensational Service “What a Benefit!”… My husband is active duty Army and Here are some recent reviews from a friend recommended the hotel to us TripAdvisor, where the Marines’ when he heard we were going to San Memorial Club & Hotel was rated #10 Francisco for the long weekend. Loca- among all San Francisco hotels as of tion— awesome! Service — excellent. 12 May 2017: Rooms were clean and updated nicely. FREE HUGE breakfast buffet every “Epitome of Customer Service”… “Fabulous Place for Anyone Who morning and FREE cocktails (be care- I visited this hotel to see a show in their Appreciates the Marines”… ful, they are making them strong!!) theater, but did not stay at the hotel. This hotel was booked for us and for two hours every afternoon! We During intermission, my friends and I was a complete surprise. The room were able to sign up for membership went seeking hot tea (no hot beverages was great — we had a suite that was for free when we checked in, which at the concession stand for the theater). full of amenities. The happy hour for also got us a rate about half of their We asked the gentleman working at guests was complimentary, also a nice advertised prices, so the hotel costs the reception desk (his name is Sanjin) feature. The decor was incredible, about a third what any other nice if he knew somewhere nearby where we with historical displays about many hotel in the same would cost you! Very moments in Marine Corps history. could find hot tea before intermission good deal. With military mementos From what I understand, they give any everywhere, we felt right at home. The was over.
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