2008 CHINFO Award Winner Vol. 54 • Issue 14 www.nsmayport.navy.mil www.mayportmirror.com THURSDAY, April 5, 2012

NS Mayport Celebrates Military Children

-Photo by Paige Gnann Naval Station Mayport Commanding Officer, Capt. Doug Cochrane and Command Master Chief, CMDCM Bob White are surrounded by children from the new off-base Child Development Center after Cochrane signed a proclamation Monday declaring April as Child Abuse Prevention Month on the base. Cochrane was joined by the new parent support team at Fleet and Familly Support Center, along with the children from the CDC’s VPK room.

CNO Visits Mayport Uhls Relieves Stader As CO Of USS Hué City By Ensign Colin Ryan USS Hué City Public Affairs Capt. Dan Uhls relieved Capt. Paul A. Stader as command- ing officer of USS Hué City (CG 66) during a change of command ceremony held on board the ship on March 29. Rear Adm. Michael G. Manazir, Commander Carrier Strike Group Eight, presided over the event. A native of Franklin, Kentucky, Uhls graduated from Ole Miss in 1988 with a degree in History and was commissioned via the NROTC program. His assignments at sea include Damage Control Assistant -Photo by MC1(SW/EXW) Peter D. Lawler and Machinery Officer on USS -Photo by Paige Gnann Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jonathan Greenert Belknap (CG 26), Air Defense Capt. Dan Uhls reports as the new commanding officer of USS Hué City to shakes hands with Boatswain’s Mate 2nd Class (SW) Officer in USS Cape St. George Rear Adm. Michael Manazir, Commander Carrier Strike Group Eight, after David Bishop after visiting Naval Station Mayport (CG 71), Operations Officer and taking command from Capt. Paul Stader during a change of command cer- on Tuesday. Greenert was in Jacksonville to talk with Chief Engineer on USS LABOON emony on board the ship on March 29. senior leadership on base, followed by a luncheon with (DDG 58), Executive Officer on Whirlwind (PC 11), and USS Battle Effectiveness Award. Uhls the Jacksonville Area Ship Repair Association and USS Kauffman (FFG 59), Chief Mitscher (DDG 57). During his served as Air-Defense Commander Congressman Ander Crenshaw to discuss defense issues Staff Officer to Commander Commander Command tours, to Commander United Kingdom and the future of the fleet shaping at Naval Station Destroyer Squadron SIX/FORTY, both USS Whirlwind (PC 11) and Carrier Strike Group (2008- Mayport. See full story and pictures in next week’s edition Commanding Officer in USS USS Mitscher (DDG 57) earned the of The Mirror. See Hué City, Page 12 Mayport Chapel Holds Easter Services, Egg Hunt From Base Chapel Naval Station Mayport April, 5 Maundy Thursday of Christ on his way to the will be an Easter Sunday invites all to join them for Afterwards there will be Chapel has several servic- will be celebrated at 6 Cross. Service with Holy Holy Week. Holy Week private meditation until es and activities planned p.m. in the main Chapel. There will be an Easter Communion in the Main begins Thursday, April 5 3 p.m. The Good Friday forEaster week. The Then on April 6 “Good Sunrise Service behind Chapel and the Protestant with “Mass of the Lord’s celebration of the Lord’s schedule is as follows: Friday Service” will start Ocean Breeze at 7 a.m. Choir will present an Supper” at 7:30 p.m. in Passion will start at 3 p.m. Protestant at noon in the main for all who wish to see “Easter Cantata” for all to the Main Chapel. in the main chapel. Holy Week Services Chapel. This is a wonder- the dawn of a new Easter. enjoy. O n G o o d F r i d a y , The Easter Vigil will The Protestant Chapel ful opportunity to add a After the Service all are Catholic April 6, Stations of the start at 8 p.m. in the main Community invites you to deeper spiritual meaning asked to come to The Holy Week Schedule Cross will be held in the Chapel for Holy Saturday. join them as they prepare to your Easter celebration Oasis for a free breakfast. The Catholic “ Bl e s s e d Sa c ra m e nt There will be an Easter for Easter. On Thursday by following the footsteps At 10:30 a.m. there Community of Mayport C h a p e l ” a t n o o n . See Easter, Page 3

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Speaking of Chiefs....the Navy 2012. The drill will include exercising announced a revised Fiscal Year 2013 our heavy weather instructions and CAPTAIN’S (FY13) enlisted selection board schedule procedures and accounting for Sailors CORNER in NAVADMIN 108/12, released March and families through the Navy Family 30. Accountability and Assessment System - a real danger.” NAVADMIN 108/12 announced (NFAAS). This drill is geared to help us The annual report on sexual assault in new selection board convening dates prepare for responses to natural disaster the military reports that there were 611 for the active duty E-9, active duty E-8 scenarios and enhance our readiness. sexual assault cases in the Navy in FY 10, and the FTS/AGR/CANREC (Reserve) There will be more information on this and 49 percent of those were aggravated E-7 selection boards. The message also as we get further in the month. Thanks in Capt. Doug Cochrane sexual assault. Alcohol played a major announced new “received by” deadlines advance for your support. part in the majority of these assaults. for candidates to submit their letter to The Navy will begin testing urine sam- Shipmates, We need to promote responsibility for the board and “received by” deadlines ples for synthetic chemical compounds Tuesday, we welcomed Admiral ourselves and each other. Sexual assault for special requirements for nuclear such as Spice. In 2011, more than 1,515 Jonathan Greenert, Chief of Naval is not just happening at “some” com- trained personnel. Sailors were separated due to drug Operations, to Naval Station Mayport. mands, it is happening at your com- Letters to the board previously sub- usage. Zero tolerance isn’t a new initia- He had a chance to see firsthand some of mand. We need to commit, as a Navy, to mitted for FY13 enlisted selection boards tive. There is no second chance. the ongoing military construction proj- not accept this crime at our command or have been retained and there is no Navy and Marine Corps Relief Society ects and to speak to area leadership on anywhere else. requirement for candidates to resubmit (NMCRS) drive is underway and we a variety of issues. One issue that is at In the coming weeks you will hear and letters to the board. need your support. Last year alone, our the forefront of his concern is the “21st read more from all forms of leadership No changes were made to the con- NMCRS provided more than $900,000 Century Sailor and Marine” initiative, concerning sexual assault. vening or submission dates for the in assistance for Sailor support. Please which pulls together a set of new and April is National Sexual Assault active duty E-7 selection board previ- existing objectives, policies and pro- Awareness Month and I cannot stress ously announced in NAVADMIN 349/11. consider giving, as you never know when grams to maximize personal and family enough the importance of eliminating Impact to the chief petty officer induc- circumstances come up and you too may readiness. this crime from our ranks. Preventing tion season will be minimal if any. need the help. One aspect of readiness that has sexual assault is everyone’s duty. Unless specifically addressed in the I know I say it a lot, but please know become a growing problem is sexual I want to give a belated shout out to new message, candidates should fol- that our Fleet and Family Support Center assault. all of our Chief Petty Officers with their low all eligibility and submission crite- is staffed for you. They are standing by to During a recent CNO blog, he wrote celebration of 119 years of service, which ria outlined in NAVADMIN 349/11 and help you with a variety of issues you may that we all have to “face the fact that sex- was marked by a Navy-wide birthday NAVADMIN 369/11 for E7 candidates have, and that help is confidential. There ual assault is an attack on a Sailor, and it celebration on March 30. We honor our and NAVADMIN 387/11 for E8 and E9 IS NO PROBLEM TOO BIG OR SMALL. is happening throughout the fleet at an Chiefs and certainly honor those that candidates. Note that the NPC Customer We are a team. We are a family. alarming rate.” gave the ultimate sacrifice in defense of Service Center’s e-mail address for send- Thanks to each of you for bringing Sexual assault is unacceptable, and the nation. Deck plate leadership is in ing letters to the board via e-mail is: csc- your hard work and professionalism in the direct words from the CNO, “It the hands of the Chief, and each of you [email protected]. each day through our gates. Be safe, and undermines our Navy Core Values and serving that role has a huge responsi- Get ready to drill. On April 16-27, all keep sending those suggestions to the Ethos, and it undercuts safety and readi- bility on your hands. Keep leading by Navy commands ashore and afloat will CO’s suggestion box or email them at ness. We need to address it for what it is example, and happy belated birthday. participate in HURREX/Citadel Gale [email protected] April Is The Month Of The Military Child and mail to me at I hope that your children, Judy Cromartie with your approval of course, Knowing NS Mayport elect to share with my read- THE ROPES Rm 1701, Bldg. 1, Massey Ave. ers just what it means in 2012 Jacksonville, FL 32228. to be a military child. With make many sacrifices. To do this I would like for You could even drop them off the extended war resulting in The family may have moved them to respond to one or more at the base’s Quarter Deck in extended deployments and frequently requiring them to of these prompts: Bldg. 1 if the deadline catches more family moves, it is a much change schools and make new •As a military child I . . . . . you by surprise. The Quarter different military family culture friends – time and time again. •I like being a military child Deck is open 24/7. than even 15 years ago. They may have a parent, whose because . . . . . The responses must be in my Judy Cromartie is the School duty to serve our country, took •Being a military child can be office no later than Thursday, Liaison Officer for NS Mayport Judy Cromartie them away from the family for hard because . . . . . April 19 by 4 p.m. and located in Building One. If School Liaison Officer long periods of time. Or the •Military kids . . . . . Those individuals who are you have questions or concerns parent may have been severely Once they have completed still serving but whose children about an educational issue injured or killed. The parent their statement, you can email have moved out of the house impacting your child, she can In last week’s The Mirror missed or will miss important it to me at judith.cromartie@ and retired individuals who be reached via email at judith. article, March 29, 2012, I wrote events in the child’s life which navy.mil raised Navy children would like [email protected] or by about how our military chil- cannot be recaptured. And, or you can complete a form to read about what it means to phone at (904) 270-6289 X1305 dren often face unique chal- of course, the children greatly similar to this: be a military child today. [office] or (904) 219-3894 [cell[. lenges. To honor and recognize missed having the parent as a Military kids ______the military children who also daily fixture in their lives. ______. serve our country, this month is In my The Mirror column on designated “The Month of the April 26th, I would like for mili- Student’s Name (printed) ______Student’s Signature ______Military Child.” tary children to have the oppor- As the child of a military ser- tunity to share with my audi- School Name ______Grade _____ Date ______Teacher ______vice member, these children ence what it means to each of Parent’s Permission to use in an April edition of the Mayport Mirror ______have probably been asked to them to be a military child. NS Mayport Welcomes CMDCM Bob White It is with great honor that you worked/served/ ior. When we see a fellow ambassador of our coun- sons and daughters to us and enthusiasm that I join sailed with daily because warrior in need, we get try and when you need are expecting of you. Be the Naval Station Mayport they had no impact on involved. What is the big- to intervene to do what a leader, shipmate, men- t e a m a s C o m m a n d you personally or profes- gest contributor negative is right because some- tor and ambassador… Master Chief. I didn’t sionally. Those people outcomes? You guessed body has had too much, I but above all be a United realize they made shoes that just existed and went it, alcohol. If you are expect you to do so. You States Sailor. that big, but you can’t with the flow and didn’t going to drink have a plan never know whose life We have a lot of work imagine the size of shoes make a difference or have and ORM what you and you might save. to do and there is no time CMDCM Anderson and an impact on your per- your buddies are doing. I expect you to have like the present to get CMDCM Welch left for sonal/professional growth I have never received a the integrity to utilize started on the pride and me to fill. I look forward and development. call late at night to tell me our core values and live professionalism. Wake to stepping into them and We owe it to each other “Master Chief, I just had up to what our nation up fresh in the morning continuing the great work CMDCM Bob White to take care of one anoth- to call you and tell you and families expect of or before you get ready to these fine warriors have NS Mayport CMC er on and off duty. That that one of our warriors is us. I am not asking you stand the watch so your done for our Sailors and doesn’t mean condoning doing a great job out here to do anything more than fellow warriors can rest families in Mayport. I authority and account- inappropriate, demeaning at 0200 in the morning.” the mothers and fathers safely. Look in the mirror wish both and their fami- ability are the key, but or demoralizing behav- Be a leader and good that have entrusted their as you are getting ready lies all the best as they honor, integrity and embark on their new responsibility coupled assignments. with our core values of

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a soul song. It resonates That is why it is so impor- deep with us. And lingers tant to make the effort to there. go into that cathedral. To I first heard it when I enter that place of soli- was living in Albania. I tude. That place of peace. Lt. Jon Black was friendless. Penniless. To linger among the Surface Force Ministry And directionless. Ever Center Divine presence. feel that way? Life just The Old Testament doesn’t seem to be work- book of Kings (Chapter “They say that these are ing out. No matter how 19) tells us the story of a -Photo by MC1(SW/EXW) William Townsend not the best of times much effort, how much prophet named Elijah But they’re the only planning…life just doesn’t Naval Station Mayport Executive Officer, Cmdr. Pat Pickard, presents Base Animal who was experiencing times I’ve ever known work out. Maybe you’ve Control Officer Art Burt with a letter of appreciation and his 50-year service pin during And I believe there is a been there. Maybe you one of these dark times. an All Hands call at the Mayport Chapel last week. time for meditation are there. He climbed a mountain In cathedrals of our In times like these the to find God. While atop own line, “I believe there is this mountain there came …For we are always a time for meditation a windstorm but God was Burt Recognized For 50 what our situations hand in cathedrals of our own,” not in the storm. Then us really stands out to me. there came an earth- It’s either sadness or May I encourage you to quake and still God was YearsFrom staff At NS Mayport euphoria” take some time today to not found. And then He served on three National Military Fish -Summer Highland stand in a cathedral of there was a fire, and God Naval Station Mayport shipboard commands and Wildlife School and Falls, Billy Joel your own? To be in the remained elusive. But recognized the decades as a Master-at-Arms the Natural Resources Some songs are sim- presence of the Divine? after the fire, after the of service by its Animal and Sig nalman and Compliance Training. He ply classics. I don’t think There is a lot to be said for quake, after the storm, Control Officer Art Burt was involved in the first certified with the state of Billy Joel ever earned a the majesty and splendor there came the sound of a during an All Hands Call unmanned Space Flight Florida in charge of the dime from this song. It of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, gentle whisper… last week at the Mayport capsule retrieval, the sea turtle nesting permit didn’t top any charts. In but perhaps the simplis- Chapel. Cuban Campaign and program and appointed Yes, life brings with fact, the entire album at tic solitude of nature will Burt was presented his blockade of Havana as the Fish and Wildlife it sadness and eupho- its peak only reached the do the trick. The point is, 50-year service pin and Harbor, as well as Officer and Animal ria. But what will you Billboard 200. But com- where do you find peace letter of appreciation by Vietnam. Control Officer. do in those times? May mercial success doesn’t a and the presence of God NS Mayport Executive After retiring from the classic make. in difficult times? your days of sadness be Officer, Cmdr. Pat Pickard, Navy, Burt returned to It’s a song that is as Let’s face it, life is filled short. And may your days in front of Burt’s co-work- Naval Station Mayport in haunting as it is beautiful. with distractions. The of euphoria be long. But ers at Base Security and 1981 as a Department of Tragic yet uplifting. It is a average American is dis- most importantly, may members of the Mayport the Navy police officer. song that stirs up feelings tracted every three min- you make the time for command. He graduated as a honor of either sadness…or, you utes. How can we medi- solitude. And in doing so, Burt is a native of graduate from the patrol/ guessed it, euphoria. It’s tate when all we get is may you hear the sound Michigan and entered the drug dog handler course what I like to refer to as three minutes at a time? of God’s gentle whisper. U.S. Navy in 1959 at Naval in 1984 and assisted in Station Mayport, before setting up the military dog Easter From Page 1 retiring after 20 years as a program at NS Mayport. Chief Master-at-Arms in He attended the Military sunrise Mass at 7 a.m. at the Beach is Saturday, April 7 from noon-3 p.m.. May 1979. Working Dog Training/ Pavilion. Afterwards all are invited to Come out and join us. There will be free He started his naval Supervisor course in have a free breakfast at the Oasis. At 9 food, moonwalk, dunking booth, crafts, career as a signalman and 1995 and assumed duties a.m., there will be an Easter morning games, and a visit by the Easter Bunny. converted to Master-at- as Kennel Master at Mass in the Main Chapel. At 2 p.m., there will be an Easter egg Arms in 1974 as part of Mayport. Mayport Chapel’s Spring Festival hunt. the first selection board. Burt attended the 4 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012

-Photos by Paige Gnann Children race to get their share of Easter eggs at this year’s MWR Easter Eggstravaganza held at the Sea Otter Pavilion on Saturday. MWR sponsored the event as part of the Month of the Military Child in April. An Easter Eggstravaganza For NS Mayport

Hannah Snyder takes a picture of her 4-year-old daughters, Lily and Lana, with the Easter bunny at this year’s Eggstravaganza.

-Photo by Sarah Barthelemy Children enjoy making bubbles at the Bubble pool, one of several activities set up at the Easter Eggstravaganza.

Tracy Lapsley gets a picture of her 4-year-old son Tyler at the bunny cutout, one of sev- eral stations set up at the Easter Eggstravaganza.

Toddlers pick up Easter eggs “hidden” in the field at the Sea Otter Pavilion. Children draw on an Easter banner station set up under the Pavilion. THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 5

Emma Leo, 5, makes up the rings to the correct colors at one of several activities stations set up at the Eggstravaganza. Elaina Reid, 2, shows off her Butterfly face after having it painted by “Pinkie Bee.”

Kids wait for the music to stop during the Cake Walk.

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Naval Station Mayport MWR turned the base’s Sea Otter Pavilion into a Easter Eggstravaganza in recogni- tion of April as the month of the Military Child. Mayport children and their families braved wet weather to enjoy “egg”-ceptional fun during the fes- tival, which included pictures with the Easter Bunny. There were activities under the Pavilion, along with a cake walk and bubble pool. Mayport’s Fire & Emergency Services department put in a special appearance with their ladder truck. Hundreds of children participated in the early morn- ing Easter Egg hunt before heading off to enjoy face painting, bubbles and other activities set up around the pavilion. Kids scope out eggs and come up with a plan of action for their Easter egg hunt.

Children head out at top speed to get their prize eggs. A dad helps his toddler find Easter eggs during the 2 and Under egg hunt.

Lily Skiba, 9 months, and Kylie Thomas, 8 months, enjoy their first Eggstravaganza.

The Sousa clan gets a picture with the Easter Bunny during the Easter Eggstravaganza sponsored by MWR at the Sea Friends Keith Clark, 2, and Carolina Reyna, 2, pose for a Otter Pavilion on Saturday. picture after getting their face painted.

Lt. Cmdr. Luis Socias of SERMC, along with his wife Patry and friend Marie Rush help Volunteers Brianna Guinn, 9 and Destiny Sanchez, 9, help Lt. Justin Top’s children pick a their children tally their bounties from the Easter egg hunts. duck to win a prize. 6 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 NS Mayport Motorcycle Safety Symposium By MC2(SW) Salt Cebe Navy Public Affairs Support Ele- we see individuals who tance of what he learned ing has become more ment East Detachment Southeast say they can get by with- during the Basic Riders intensive and therefore A motorcycle safety out personal protec- Course (BRC). has also become more symposium was held tive equipment,” said “For me it started five successful in helping to on board Naval Station Commander, Naval Safety years ago during my prevent mishaps. The Mayport Mar. 27 to dis- Center Rear Adm. Brian BRC. In that class they cuss how the motorcycle Prindle. tell you if you lay down overall goal is to make safety program was help- Several Sailors spoke your bike, you panic. I sure all military personnel ful to military person- about their own personal didn’t know what I would who ride motorcycles are nel and how it could be moments of clarity, when do if that happened. A as prepared as possible improved. they realized just how truck that wasn’t pay- when they hit the road. S e r v i c e m e m b e r s important motorcycle ing much attention sped “What we want to do offered their personal safety really was. right through one of the is tell our Sailors and riding experiences, dis- “I’ve been riding for many four-way intersec- cussed what they had some time now. I can tions and didn’t even Marines that we’re going learned since taking the honestly say that if it look in my direction,” to support them and their motorcycle safety cours- wasn’t for the training explained Broughton. “At right to ride a motorcy- es and iterated how the I received through the that moment, as the truck cle,” stated Prindle. “We courses had helped them motorcycle safety center came at me, I remem- want to give them the -Photo by MC2 Salt Cebe stay safe while riding their I probably wouldn’t be bered that phrase. It actu- proper training so that Commander, Naval Safety Center, Rear Adm. Brian motorcycles on and off of here,” said Electronic’s ally saved me. I was able they’re prepared, safe and Prindle, discusses how motorcyclists prevent mishaps by Naval installations. Technician 1st Class John to lean as hard as I could practicing motorcycle safety school lessons. Naval Station “We need to get the Broughton. and cut around the truck. successful if and when Mayport Mayport were invited to attend a symposium message out and unfor- Broughton continued It saved my life.” they do decide to ride a motorcycle safety awareness as well as collect feedback on tunately a lot of times to speak about the impor- Motorcycle safety train- motorcycle. current motorcycle safety programs. NPC Website: One-Stop Shop For Everything Navy By MC3 Andrea Perez ilies with a one-stop shop second most visited Navy most active visits every mation, but also has the Sailors can access the Navy Personnel Command Public Affairs for all Navy-related infor- website and more than month. In February, the ability to go to www. 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THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 7 8 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 9 Roosevelt Conducts

MachineBy Ensign Phil Stiefel Gun Shoot The sparse population targets, the range (one USS Roosevelt of this area makes it per- of 50 ranges on the huge Thirty-two Sailors from fect for a heavy machine base) had burned out USS Roosevelt (DDG 80) gun shoot, but the abun- tanks that made a metal- made the trek to Camp dant wildlife gave extra lic ping with each bullet Blanding Joint Training reason to stay alert. The strike. Overall, the Sailors Center for machine gun army’s nature center dis- said that getting to inter- training on March 12. played a stuffed black act with the Army and Camp Blanding is a bear, a case full of black train on their base was a Florida Army National widow spiders, and pre- unique and memorable Guard base located served rattlesnakes that experience. 65 miles southwest of made even the bravest “It was one of the best Mayport. At its peak dur- look twice before sitting days I have had in the ing WWII, its infantry down near the range. Navy; where else can training center and POW Fortunately, nature you do things like this?” camp were as big as the didn’t provide any unfore- asked Boatswain’s Mater -Photo courtesy of USS The Sullivans 4th largest city in Florida, seen obstacles and the 2nd Class Sattler. When USS The Sullivans food service operations team received the Honorable Mention in the but now the land sur- shoot went forward as 2012 Capt. Edward F. Ney Memorial Award for Excellence in Food Service Competition rounding the base is any- planned. The Sailors fired asked about the effec- for the medium afloat category. thing but busy. The post .50 caliber machine guns tiveness of the training, st shrunk significantly after from a mounted plat- Quartermaster 1 Class the war and Monday’s form, M240 machine guns Bonocini said, “Gunner’s nd shooters had to drive from the prone position, Mate 2 Class Straus, The Sullivans Galley through miles of sprawl- and Mossberg 500 shot- Gunner’s Mate 1st Class ing countryside to get guns in a moving course Cooke, Gunner’s Mate there. of fire. Their training 2nd Class Rudd, and Chief CookingFrom USS The Sullivans Up Good Food “The wide open space had strict accuracy and Gunner’s Mate Cameron USS The Sullivans’ Food also earned this distinc- ance provided by Senior is so peaceful; it’s a huge time requirements and provided expert training Service Team earned an tion in 2010 when they Chief Culinary Specialist change from Mayport!” involved extensive reload- and my confidence as Honorable Mention in were awarded Runner- Duane Spears and his tal- said Quartermaster ing, barrel change-outs, an anti-terrorism watch- the 2012 Capt. Edward Up for the Medium Afloat ented team of Culinary Seaman Watters. and misfire drills. For stander shot up.” F. Ney Memorial Award Category. Specialists. for Excellence in Food The Food Service team Ser vice Competition strives for success on a for the Medium Afloat daily basis as they sup- Category. port the fine crew of The Their food service oper- Sullivans. ational excellence is com- While currently mendable. The Command deployed, they hosted was represented by an elaborate reception in Culinary Specialist 2nd honor of COMSIXTHFLT, Class Ramonn Calhoun Vice Adm. Frank Craig as he attended the award Pandolfe, as well as ceremony in San Diego, numerous formal lun- Calif., held March 28 – cheons for foreign digni- April 1, 2012. taries. The Ney Awards pro- The success was a gram is part of the Joint result of the superb lead- Services Excellence in ership of Chief Culinary Food Service Awards Specialist Tarvares Lafate program and is held dur- and his team. That team ing the International continues to excel in all Food Service Executives facets of food service Association’s (IFSEA) and provide the highest annual conference. standards daily under The Sullivans’ team the outstanding guid- 10 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012

April 6: Redneck every Friday at Mayport 7205 ets available at the door. Round-Up. Bowling Center. $10 April 24-27: Spring Sponsored by FRC. For 9 p.m. at Castaways include 2 hours of black Sports Challenge. tickets, call AZC Nanney lounge. Featuring live MWR light bowling, shoe rental, Sign up deadline is band Southern Ruckus, HAPPENINGS prizes and dazzling laser April 13. 270-5452. at (904) 270-6100 x149 food, giveaways and light show. 270-5377 April 25: All-Hands April 25: Spring Fling. more! FREE. 270-7205 1-7 p.m. at Mayport It’s not about how good April 16: Registration Seafood Boil. 9 p.m. at Castaways April 7: Teen Job Fair. Bowling Center. Rent you bowl, it’s about how Opens for Sand Dollar 4-7 p.m. at Foc’sle CPO lounge. Featuring 12-3 p.m. at Beachside a lane for $25 and enjoy much fun you can have! Youth Summer Camp. Club. Cost is $10 per per- C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r. two hours of Bowling with $1 Colormania Bowling, Open to ages 6-14; $60 son. Purchase tickets in Karaoke, food, giveaways Open to Teens of active shoe rental for up to five drink specials, request registration fee per child. advance; limited tick- and more! FREE. 270-7205 d u t y m i l i t a r y o n l y . people per lane. Bowl your favorite music all day 270-5680 Applications must be sub- a strike with a colored long and more. 270-5733 April 17: Spring mitted by Mar. 19, 2012 in headpin and win a free April 11: All-Hands Forward 3K Walk/ 5K order to attend event. 246- game pass! 270-5377 Steak Night. Run. 0347 A p r i l 1 0 - 1 4 : A l l 4-7 p.m. at Foc’sle CPO 8:10 a.m. in front of the A p r i l 7 : X t r e m e Navy Beach Volleyball Club. Cost is $10 per per- gym. Bowling. Tournament. son. Purchase tickets in April 20: Jamaican Me 8 p.m. to Midnight Beach volleyball courts advance; limited tick- Crazy Night. every Saturday at Mayport behind beachside com- ets available at the door. 9 p. m . - 1 a . m . a t Bowling Center. $10 munity center. Men’s and Sponsored by Mayport Castaways Lounge. Live include 2 hours of black Women’s all branch com- CPOA. For tickets, call Jeff music, food, prizes, and light bowling, shoe rental, petition. 270-5452 Lawrence at (904) 270- more! 270-7205 prizes and dazzling laser April 11: Just For Fun 5126 x3115 April 21: UFC 145: light show. 270-5377 Wednesdays. A p r i l 1 3 : Xt r e m e Jones vs. Evans. April 8: Easter Bowling Every Wednesday at Bowling. 1 0 p . m . L i v e a t Special. Mayport Bowling Center. 8 p.m. to Midnight Castaways. FREE. 270-

The following activities target single or unaccompa- Doomed Ride in St. Augustine. nied Sailors. For more information, call 270-7788/89 Van departs 5 p.m. Sign-up deadline April 16. Cost $5 or stop by the Mayport Liberty Center and pick up the LIBERTY April 21: UFC 145: Jones vs. Evans. monthly activity calendar with a complete listing of all CALL 10 p.m. Live at Castaways. FREE. 270-7205 upcoming Liberty events. April 22: Boom Shaka’laka’s Hawaiian Cuisine April 6: Command Break-In. April 11: All-Hands Steak Night. Dinner Trip. Look for us at Barracks 1586 and 1587 dropping off 4-7 p.m. at Foc’sle CPO Club. Cost is $10 per person. Van departs 1 p.m. Transportation Only goodies. Purchase tickets in advance; limited tickets available at April 24-27: Spring Sports Challenge. April 6: Redneck Round-Up. the door. Sponsored by Mayport CPOA. For tickets, call Sign up deadline is April 13. 270-5452. 9 p.m. at Castaways lounge. Featuring live band Jeff Lawrence at (904) 270-5126 x3115 April 25: All-Hands Seafood Boil. Southern Ruckus, food, giveaways and more! FREE. 270- Apr 13: Springing in the Blues Jax Beach Festival. 4-7 p.m. at Foc’sle CPO Club. Cost is $10 per person. 7205 Van departs Liberty Center at 5 p.m. FREE. Purchase tickets in advance; limited tickets available April 7: CGA Convention. April 13: Xtreme Bowling. at the door. Sponsored by FRC. For tickets, call AZC Comics, gaming & anime in Cocoa Beach, FL. Van 8 p.m. to Midnight every Friday at Mayport Bowling Nanney at (904) 270-6100 x149 Departs Liberty Center 8 a.m. FREE. Center. $10 include 2 hours of black light bowling, shoe April 25: Spring Fling. April 7: Xtreme Bowling. rental, prizes and dazzling laser light show. 270-5377 9 p.m. at Castaways lounge. Featuring Karaoke, food, 8 p.m. to Midnight every Saturday at Mayport Bowling April 14: Guns N’ Hoses Boxing Event “Battle of the giveaways and more! FREE. 270-7205 Center. $10 include 2 hours of black light bowling, shoe B a d g e s ”. April 25: Minute to Win It. rental, prizes and dazzling laser light show. 270-5377 Van departs 5 p.m. Sign-up deadline April 7. Cost $5. 5 p.m. at Liberty Center. April 8: Easter Bowling Special. Apr 15: Springing in the Blues Jax Beach Festival. April 27: Laser Tag Extreme. 1-7 p.m. at Mayport Bowling Center. Rent a lane for Van departs Liberty Center at 11 a.m. FREE. 8 p.m. at the Liberty Center. FREE $25 and enjoy two hours of Bowling with shoe rental for April 16: Chess Club & Tournament. Apr 28: Jacksonville Suns Baseball. up to five people per lane. Bowl a strike with a colored 6 p.m. at Liberty Center. Van departs Liberty Center at 6 p.m. FREE. headpin and win a free game pass! 270-5377 April 17: Go-Karting. April 29: Free Drum Lesson. Apr 10: Jacksonville Suns Baseball. Van departs 6 p.m. Sign-up deadline April 15. Cost Introductory/ beginner guitar lesson at George’s Van departs Liberty Center at 6 p.m. FREE. $10. Music. Stop by the Liberty Center front desk to reserve April 11: Just For Fun Wednesdays. April 17: Spring Forward 3K Walk/ 5K Run. your place. Van Departs Liberty Center 5 p.m. FREE Every Wednesday at Mayport Bowling Center. It’s not 8:10 a.m. in front of the gym. April 30: Dart Tournament. about how good you bowl, it’s about how much fun April 20: Jamaican Me Crazy Night. 6 p.m. at Liberty Center. you can have! $1 Colormania Bowling, drink specials, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. at Castaways Lounge. Live music, food, request your favorite music all day long and more. 270- prizes, and more! 270-7205 5733 April 20: Ghosts & Gravestones Trolley of the KID ZONE

April 7: Teen Job Fair. a lane for $25 and enjoy 12-3 p.m. at Beachside two hours of Bowling with C o m m u n i t y C e n t e r. shoe rental for up to five Open to Teens of active people per lane. Bowl d u t y m i l i t a r y o n l y . a strike with a colored Applications must be sub- headpin and win a free mitted by Mar. 19, 2012 in game pass! 270-5377 order to attend event. 246- April 16: Registration 0347 Opens for Sand Dollar April 8: Easter Bowling Youth Summer Camp. Special. Open to ages 6-14; $60 1-7 p.m. at Mayport registration fee per child. Bowling Center. Rent 270-5680

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The Surfside Fitness -Photo courtesy of MWR class schedule is as fol- Ensign Burris of USS Gettysburg takes a shot during the MWR Fleet Free Throw Competition lows: MWR held on the pier March 28. Sailors had one minute to sink as many free throw baskets as they Monday Sports/Fitness could. All participants were given basketballs for their support. USS Underwood’s Logistics 9:30 a.m., Zumba Basics Specialist 1st Class Negron was declared the Winner of the event receiving a Trophy after sinking A fusion of hot, sexy and on injury prevention via base to attend and are 19 baskets. explosive Latin American tissue management and encouraged to initially and International dance refueling. participate in any of the music. Caloric output, fat 9:30 a.m., 20/20/20 Bootcamp classes offered. burning and total body 20/20/20: A fusion This class is a prerequisite toning are maximized of our Low Impact, to H.I.T. Level 2. through fun and easy to Resistance and Intro 11 a.m., HIT 1 follow dance steps. Come Mi n d B o d y c l a ss e s. 11:30 a.m., TRX experience the ultimate Twenty minutes will be Tuesday MWR Wants dance party in this high devoted to cardio train- 7 a. m. , C o m ma n d energy, motivating class ing, twenty minutes to Bootcamp that is great for both the strength training and 9:30 a.m., Bootcamp body and the mind. twenty minutes to flex- Basics 11:30 a.m., Cardio, ibility training. 11:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., HIT YourFrom MWR Recyclables Combat and Core Strength Training For Wednesday Naval Station Mayport 4:30 p.m., TRX CORE Women 11 a.m., HIT has a Recycling Program, Fusion 4:30 p.m., Zumba Basics Thursday and we want your recy- A fusion of Yoga, Pilates, Thursday 11 a.m., HIT clable materials. Did you NOFFS, CORE training, 6 : 3 0 a. m. , N O F F S Friday know the MWR Recycling flexibility training, tissue Nutrition & Fitness Series 7 a. m. , C o m ma n d Program maintains a daily management, breath- 9:30 a.m., Yoga Bootcamp pick up route? Those old ing exercises, conscious 11:30 a.m., Zumba 11:30 a.m., HIT blue bins sitting beside relaxation and Tai Chi. Basics The new Gymnasium your desk, or next to This class will improve 1 p.m., Strength class schedule is as fol- your trash can that have flexibility, strength and Solutions & Flexibility Fix- lows: become storage bins, or balance while enhancing Ups Monday have disappeared alto- posture, mental focus and 4:30 p.m., Kickboxing 5:45 p.m., Kids Clinic gether have a purpose. -Photo courtesy of MWR coordination. Deter injury Friday This clinic is designed Your command can The Recycling Program can provide recycling bins to your and the effects of stress. 9:30 a.m., Advanced for children ages 10-14. It contribute to the thou- command on request Experience an abdominal Strength Training for teaches how to safely use sands of pounds of office overhaul! Women fitness equipment and paper, aluminum cans num or steel cans, etc.). ed next to the Recycling Tuesday 11:30 a.m., Yoga provides general informa- and cardboard that is Please remember when Center in the fenced com- 11:30 a.m., Zumba Mayport Sandbox tion on exercise and fit- recycled each year at collecting recyclable pound at Building 412. A f u s i o n o f h o t , Monday ness workouts. Held at Naval Station Mayport. material, soiled, wet, car- The revenue from sexy and explosive 7 a.m., HIT 1 Surfside Fitness Center. All commands at NS bon, wax-coated paper, the Recycling program Latin American and Provides a solid foun- After completion of the Mayport can set up a or pulverized paper is not effort contributes direct- International dance dation to H.I.T. (High course, participants will recycling program with accepted. It is also unac- ly to supporting MWR music. Caloric output, fat Intensity Training). be issued a card which the blue bins within their ceptable to dispose of any Programs and Activities. burning and total body Focus is placed on devel- allows them to use the facilities. While MWR classified materials, even Hundreds of thousands toning are maximized opment of proper form facility when with a par- no longer perform desk if it has been shredded. of dollars are saved every through fun and easy to & mechanics for various ent or legal guardian. side collection, they still The Recycling program year by diverting recycla- follow dance steps. Come lifts & bodyweight move- Tuesday want your office paper. cannot accept plastic or ble items that would have experience the ultimate ments. Participation will 11:30 a.m., Spinning Collected recyclables glass. otherwise ended up in dance party in this high result in a solid plat- 5 p.m., Spinning should be placed at a M W R ’s Q u a l i f i e d landfills. MWR’s Recycling energy, motivating class form to begin mastery Wednesday first floor central location Recycling Program (QRP) Program is a win-win that is great for both the of Olympic and Power 11:30 a.m., Spinning within the building. It will isn’t just about paper. We opportunity for all of NS body and the mind. lifts. Workouts WILL Thursday be picked up on a will-call also receive and process Mayport’s population of 1 p.m., Strength be intense and WILL 11:30 a.m., Rowing 101 basis, or you can deliver it cardboard, newspaper, warfighters, retirees, DoD, Solutions & Flexibility Fix- push you to your limits. 5:30 p.m., Spinning directly to the Recycling aluminum cans, steel and their families. Ups Participants must pos- Friday Facility. cans, scrap metal, waste The Recycling 4:30 p.m., Yoga sess a strong fitness 6:30 a.m., Spinning Besides the blue bins, cooking oil, lead acid bat- Center is located at Wednesday MWR Recycling can also teries, and wood pallets as Building 1624, just off 6 : 3 0 a. m. , N O F F S provide your command well. All of these materials Patrol Road in the north- Nutrition & Fitness Series with a 100-gallon, rolling are processed daily by two west corner of the Naval NOFFS (Navy blue collection can for staff members. Over the Station behind the bulk Operational Fitness and recyclables. The Recycling past five years, the pro- fuel storage tanks. The Fueling Series) is a pro- staff will collect it and gram has averaged a com- facility is open 7:30 a.m.- gram designed to improve exchange it for an empty bined 2,641,600 pounds 4 p.m., Monday through the operational perfor- can. each year in recyclable Friday. For more informa- mance of Navy personnel In addition to dropping materials collected. tion, call 270-5095. through fitness and nutri- off recyclables directly In addition to Recycling tion. Emphasis is placed at the Recycling Center, services, the Scrap Metal the Recycling program Yard offers a state-certi- has unmanned 24-hour fied commercial truck sites. One is located at the scale for Naval Station Recycling Facility’s front Mayport personnel mak- gate. Each drop off loca- ing Do It Yourself (DIY) tion is clearly labeled as moves. There is an $8 fee to what type of material per use for a weight ticket, is collected (paper, card- payable by cash or check. board, newspaper, alumi- The truck scale is locat- 12 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 USS Independence Complete 2nd Phase Of Mine Countermeasures Mission Testing By Jacqui Barker Sailors onboard USS logistics support to the three-point lift system to training gaps or any other began January 5, 2012 and Naval Surface Warfare Center Independence (LCS 2). LCS 2 Sailors in order launch and recover the unexpected issues.” completed March15 2012. Panama City Division Public “NSWC PCD performs the to conduct the various Remote Minehunting During the devel- Affairs “ T h e s e d e t e c t t o integration and certifica- test missions, while Port Systems onto the sea- opmental test phases, engage, and reacquire Naval Sea System tion of systems and soft- Hueneme, Calif., employ- frame. LCS 2 is a trimaran organic mine counter- missions were conducted Command (NAVSE A) ware supporting the mod- ees served as mission test hull designed by General measures detect, neutral- in an operational envi- employees and Fleet ular open architecture directors and evaluators. Dynamics; USS Freedom ize and minesweeping ronment with the Sailors operators completed capabilities for Littoral Fleet users are the (LCS 1) uses a stern ramp missions were conduct- performing the work, the Littoral Combat Ship Combat Ship,” said NSWC active-duty Sailors who for LHR missions and is a ed for shallow and deep assisted by the technical (LCS) mine countermea- PCD Commanding receive organic mine mono hull ship, designed water focused mine hunt- subject matter experts,” sures (MCM) mission Officer Capt. Scott Pratt, warfare mission module by Lockheed-Martin. ing scenarios to include said Bowden. “We were package (MP) develop- USN. “The end result of training on various sys- “Working with the the RMS, Airborne Laser there to help them when- mental testing on March these tests onboard (LCS tems in California for both Sailors during the LHR Mine Detection Systems ever they needed it, and 15, 2012. 2) were very positive over- General Dynamics and Developmental Test (DT) (ALMDS), Airborne Mine to identify any equipment Under the direction all for the U.S. Navy. The Lockheed Martin Littoral phases also allows the Neutralization System of Program Executive Sailors, engineers and sci- Combat Ship sea frame project support teams to (AMNS), the AN/AQS-20, issues or training gaps.” Officer Littoral Combat entists were able to rapid- ships. identify training gaps,” in addition to multiple In preparation for suc- S h i p s ( P E O L C S ) , ly reconfigure mine war- Each sea frame has said Todd Bowden, LCS sortie missions using an cessful Operational Test and the LCS Mission fare systems successfully the capability to Launch, mission module program MH-60S. and fleet introduction for Modules Program Office demonstrating this future Handle and Recover manager at NSWC PCD. Phase One of the LCS the LCS MCM MP, further (PMS420), scientists and mine warfare capability (LHR) Organic Offboard “There is always room MCM MP developmen- developmental testing is engineers from Naval for the U.S. Navy.” Vehicles (OOVs), which for growth and that’s tal testing was conduct- being planned. The LCS Surface Warfare Centers Panama City, Fla., requires different training. what developmental test- ed from September to Mine Countermeasures Panama City and Port employe es provide d Specifically, (LCS 2) uses ing supports. It identifies October 2011. mission package is sched- Hueneme, conducted critical Subject Matter a Twin Boom Extensible opportunities for future P h a s e T w o uled to reach initial oper- the tests with U.S. Navy Expertise, training, and Crane (TBEC) with a design improvements, Developmental Testing ational capability by 2014. Navy Announces Revised FY13 Enlisted Boards Schedule From Navy Personnel Command message also announced to the board. and submission criteria board via e-mail is: csc- and Reserve E8 selection Public Affairs new “received by” dead- No changes were outlined in NAVADMIN [email protected]. boards were not affected Navy announced a lines for candidates to made to the conven- 349/11 and NAVADMIN The F Y13 enlisted by the change. revised Fiscal Year 2013 submit their letter to the ing or submission dates 369/11 for E7 candi- selection board schedule To check the new (FY13) enlisted selec- board and “received by” for the active duty E-7 dates and NAVADMIN was revised following the schedule and for more tion board schedule in deadlines for special selection board previ- 387/11 for E8 and E9 public disclosure of the NAVA D M I N 1 0 8 / 1 2 , requirements for nuclear ously announced in candidates. Note that the active duty E9 selection i n f o r m a t i o n r e a d released March 30. trained personnel. NAVA D M I N 3 4 9 / 1 1 . NPC Customer Service board’s convening order, NAVADMIN 108/12, avail- NAVADMIN 108/12 Letters to the board Impact to the chief petty Center’s e-mail address quota plan and mem- able at www.npc.navy.mil announced new selection previously submitted officer induction season for sending letters to the bership list. Reserve E9 . board convening dates for for FY13 enlisted selec- will be minimal if any. the active duty E-9, active tion boards have been Unless specifically duty E-8 and the FTS/ retained and there is no addressed in the new AGR/CANREC (Reserve) requirement for candi- message, candidates E-7 selection boards. The dates to resubmit letters should follow all eligibility Sailors Learn ‘Shipmates to Workmates’ Opportunities By MCSA Damian Berg are anticipating leaving in terms of future employ- Navy Public Affairs Support Ele- the Navy due to Enlisted ment,” said Yeoman 1st ment East Detachment Southeast Retention Board (ERB) Class Wicliffe Campbell. Naval Sea Systems results, with Department “No one likes to be told Command (NAVSEA), of Navy agencies seek- it’s time to go home, but Naval Supply Systems ing the kinds of skills and at least they’re offer- Command (NAVSUP) experiences the Sailors ing these opportunities. and several other com- represent. There has been a lot of mands supported more “There is a lot of skill, assistance to ensure there than 100 Sailors exploring talent and enthusiasm government employment in these Sailors and we is a safety net.” during the “Shipmates want them to know that For more information to Workmates” job fair we’re interested in explor- about transition ben- at Naval Station Mayport ing a future with them; if efits visit the Transition Mar. 27. we can,” said Rear Adm. Assistance Web Page The “Shipmates to Clarke Orzalli, vice com- available under the Hot Workmates” civil service mander NAVSEA. Links section of the Navy hiring initiative provides T hat ’s t h e s ha re d Personnel Command information about civil- hope of coordina- at www.npc.navy.mil ian career opportunities tors of “Shipmates to or contact the NPC cus- available at partnering Workmates” and the tomer service center at commands and actively Sailors seeking employ- [email protected] assists Sailors with job ment opportunities. or 1-866-U-ASK-NPC. searches, job applications “The reasoning behind More information on and resumes for those this event is to preserve ERB transition assistance careers. the skills Sailors have “This is about better- and make them aware of can be found on the NPC ing your life and getting the programs out there Web page at http://www. you a job”, said Cmdr. Pat to help transition them public.navy.mil/bupers- Sanders, NAVSEA opera- in to civilian jobs,” said npc/boards/ERB/Pages/ tion support officer. “It’s Orzalli. “There’s an old TransitionInfo.aspx. important that we have quote that goes ‘when you Visit https://www.nav- programs and events like come to a fork in the road sup.navy.mil/navsup/ this to help are shipmates you take it, because you ourteam/navsupgls/ with their future”. never know where you life news for more NAVSUP “ S h i p m a t e s t o is going to take you.” GL S news. Conne ct Workmates” maximizes As of Jan. 10, 2012, 2,942 with NAVSUP GLS on the skills Sailors have with Sailors were in a “not Facebook at http://www. opportunities and needs selected for retention” facebook.com/navsupgls. that exist throughout the status. These Sailors must For more information, Department of the Navy. separate from the Navy It’s one way the Navy is no later than Sept. 1, 2012 visit www.navy.mil, www. communicating to Sailors unless operational waiver facebook.com/usnavy, or that their skills are still approved for later separa- www.twitter.com/usnavy. valuable and marketable, tion date (up to 90 days For more news from according to Sanders. later). Naval Supply Systems The job program links “I’m just here to see Command, visit www. Sailors, most of whom what the Navy is offering navy.mil/local/navsup

Hué City From Page 1 2009) and deployed to Security and Strategic Basic phase training cycle, the European/Central Studies with an emphasis and one of the most suc- Command AOR. He in Asian Security Policy cessful INSURV inspec- has deployed to Central, from the Army Command tions of the past decade. European, and Southern and General Staff Additionally, his com- Command theaters 10 College where he gradu- mand tour was highlight- times. ated highest distinction. ed by the successful com- Ashore, he served as Additionally, he holds a pletion of a live fire mis- Res er ve Comp onent Master of Arts degree in sile exercise during Hué Officer Community National Security and City’s most recent under- Manager at the Bureau Strategic Studies from the o f Nav a l Pe r s o n n e l Naval War College where way period; the missile and as the head of Full he graduated with highest exercise was the first of its Time Support Officer distinction. kind in nearly a decade. Assignments in Navy As commanding officer Stader has received orders Personnel Command. of Hué City, Stader led to attend the Joint Forces Uhls holds a Master of the ship through an ardu- Command and Staff Arts degree in National ous seven-month DSRA, College in Norfolk, Va. THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, April 5, 2012 13

FFSCFrom FFSC Workshops For Sailors, Families The following class- es and activities are offered by the Fleet and Tri-Base Job Fair Brings Family Support Center (FFSC) and are free of charge. Pre-registration FromEmployers FFSC ToCamden Sailors County and Jacksonville is required and childcare The Fleet and Family Support have a significant resource of skilled is not available. For more Centers of Naval Submarine Base employees from the military sec- information about the Kings Bay, Ga., Naval Station Mayport tor. This creates an opportunity for classes or to register call and Naval Air Station Jacksonville are employers to acquire some of these 270-6600, ext. 1701. FFSC hosting the bi-annual Tri-Base Job skilled, experienced personnel, many is located in Building One Fair on April 18 at the Jacksonville of whom have the latest training in on Massey. Morocco Shrine Center from 9 a.m.- their field. April 5, 1:30-3 p.m., 2 p.m. More than 100 employers are In addition to the military mem- Conflict Resolution For registered to attend the event. bers, there are also many opportu- Woman, FFSC Room 702 The Tri-Base area is very fortu- nities for military family members, April 5, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., nate to have a large resource of high- reservist and retirees with exceptional Tottle Tyme playgroup, ly skilled candidates available for job skills that are interested in attend- USO employment opportunities within a ing the fair. USO Parents and chil- wide range of occupations. The Tri- If you have any questions regarding dren together meet to Base area’s reputation for business the Tri-base Job Fair, please contact share parenting concerns, expansion creates tremendous com- The Fleet and Family Support Center ideas, and fun! The group petition for highly skilled workers. at 912-573-4513. invites professionals to address specific areas of concern such as nutrition, p.m., SAPR Advocate their child’s age. All chil- toilet training, etc. We toilet training, etc. We Refresher Class, NAS Jax dren age four and below even take field trips sev- even take field trips sev- FFSC are invited to attend. eral times a year to local eral times a year to local April 18, 9 a.m. - 2 April 23-26 8 a.m.- parks, museums and play- parks, museums and play- p.m., Tri-Base Job Fair, 4 p.m., TAP Separatee grounds. This group is grounds. This group is Morocco Shrine center Workshop, Building One designed for moms new designed for moms new FFSC Room 702 Financial Specialist April 18, 4:30 - 6 p.m., Room 1616 to the area or moms who to the area or moms who April 12, 1:30-3:00 p.m., Class, Building One Home Buying Seminar, April 24, 6-8 p.m., want their child to inter- want their child to inter- Conflict Resolution For Room 1616 Building One Room 1616 Ombudsman Assembly, act with other children act with other children Woman, FFSC Room 702 April 16, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 April 18, 3-4:30 p.m., Building One Room 104 their child’s age. All chil- their child’s age. All chil- April 12, 9 a.m.-12 p.m., p.m., Anger Management Managing Anger Group, April 24, 1-2 p.m., dren age four and below dren age four and below Tottle Tyme Playgroup, Class, FFSC Room 702 FFSC Room 702 Resume Writing For are invited to attend. are invited to attend. USO What does anger do April 19, 1:30-3 p.m., Military Spouses, FFSC A p r i l 3 0 , 1 - 4 April 5, 10-11 a.m., USO Parents and chil- for you? Communicate Conflict Resolution For Room 719 p.m., R e l a t i o n s h i p Story Tyme With A dren together meet to for you? Keep people Woman, FFSC Room 702 April 25, 11 a.m. -12 Communication, FFSC Sailor, USO share parenting concerns, at a safe distance from April 19, 1-3 p.m., p.m., Raising Financially Room 702 April 7, 11:30 a.m., ideas, and fun! The group you? Keep you in charge? English Tea For Fit Kids, FFSC Room 719 Whether you’ve been Individual Augmentee invites professionals to For many people, anger Expectant Moms, Chapel April 25, 3- 4:30 p.m., dating for six months or Family Outing: Disney address specific areas of serves them many uses, April 19, 9- 12 a.m., Managing Anger Group, married for 20 years, On Ice, Jacksonville concern such as nutrition, but all too often, it is at a Tottle Tyme Playgroup, FFSC Room 702 effective communica- Memorial Arena toilet training, etc. We high cost…usually of rela- USO April 26, 8a.m. -12 tion is critical to keeping April 9-12, 8 a.m.- even take field trips sev- tionships, unhappiness USO Parents and chil- p.m., FAP Key Personnel your relationship happy, 4 p.m., TAP Retiree eral times a year to local in the workplace, and dren together meet to Training, Building One healthy and strong. Come Workshop, Building one, parks, museums and play- a general feeling of dis- share parenting concerns, Room 1124 learn new techniques, Room 1616 grounds. This group is dain. If you want to be ideas, and fun! The group April 26, 1:30-3 p.m., which will help you build April 10, 9-11 a.m., designed for moms new able to break out of the invites professionals to Conflict Resolution For on the strengths of your Active Parenting, FFSC to the area or moms who “get angry/get even” syn- address specific areas of Woman, FFSC Room 702\ relationship and learn to Room 702 want their child to inter- drome, come to this class. concern such as nutrition, April 26, 9a.m.-12 p.m., identify barriers to effec- April 10, 6-7 p.m., act with other children Participants learn how toilet training, etc. We Tottle Tyme Playgroup, tive communication. E xc eptional Family their child’s age. All chil- anger and judgment are even take field trips sev- USO Class is a one-time Member Support Group, dren age four and below related, about irrational eral times a year to local USO Parents and chil- two-hour class. Couples Building one Room 104 are invited to attend. beliefs and faulty self-talk, parks, museums and play- dren together meet to are encouraged but not April 11, 11-12 a.m., April 12, 10-11 a.m., what grounds. This group is share parenting concerns, required to attend class Gambling Awareness, Story Tyme With A “E + R = O” means, and designed for moms new ideas, and fun! The group together. FFSC Room 719 Sailor, USO the roles of stress and for- to the area or moms who invites professionals to By Appointment, 8 a.m. April 11, 3-4:30 p.m., April 16-20, 7:30 a.m.- giveness in anger. want their child to inter- address specific areas of - 4 p.m., Resume Review, Managing Anger Group, 4 p.m., C o m m a n d April 16-17, 8 a.m.-4 act with other children concern such as nutrition, FFSC TBD

and camera for this fun Methodist Church will 8 a.m. Breakfast will fol- Out in Town event in Atlantic Beach. take place on the beach low the Easter Sunrise Thursday, April 5 COMMUNITY Jordan Park is located at the end of Atlantic Service at the beach. Call The Fleet Reserve CALENDAR off Mayport Rd at 1671 Blvd., next to the Ocean 249-5370 for information. Ladies Auxillary Branch Francis Avenue. For more One Hotel (formerly Sea www.neptunebeach-umc. 290 will hold its month- events visit the AB website Turtle) at 6:30 a.m. Pastor org ly meeting at 7:30 p.m. org Friday Tenebrae Candle at www.coab.us/events or Bill Beebe will offer an Join us for Easter at the branch home, 390 Friday, April 6 Extinguishing Service, 7 call 247-5828. uplifting, spiritual service. Service at 10:15 a.m.at Mayport Rd. For more Good Friday Service p.m. For more informa- The Duval County All in our community are Christ United Methodist information, call 246- b e g i n n i ng at n o o n , tion, call 221-1700 ext. 201 Extension Agency, 1010 welcomed. For informa- Church Neptune Beach. 6855. recalling the time Jesus or go to www.iofumc.org. N McDuff Ave., will hold tion contact the office at Church sanctuary, 400 Tenebrae Service at was nailed to the Cross Saturday, April 7 a Hobby Beekeepers 249-5370; www.neptune- Penman Road, Neptune 7 p.m. at Christ United and focusing on Repent The City of Atlantic Workshop from 8:15 a.m. beach-umc.org Beach. 249-5370; www. Methodist Church, 400 and Forgiveness. Christ Beach Annual Easter - 12:45 p.m. Deadline to All are cordially invit- neptunebeach-umc.org. Penman Road Neptune United Methodist Church, Egg Hunt will be held at register with payment is ed back to Christ United The Isle of Faith Beach. Service accom- 4 0 0 P e n m a n R o a d , Jordan Park. Festivities April 6. Cost is $10. This Methodist Church Church, 1821 San Pablo panied by the gradual Neptune Beach, 249-5370. begin at 10 a.m. with an hands-on workshop is Neptune Beach fellow- Road S., will hold its extinguishing of lights www.neptunebeach-umc. egg hunt for children designed for beginner ship hall following the Easter Services at 9 am in remembrance of the org. 12 and under, bounce beekeepers. Sunrise Service for a free and 10:30 a.m. For more events leading to Christ’s T h e Is l e o f Fa i t h houses, games and free Sunday, April 8 community Easter break- information, call 221-1700 Crucifixion. 249-5370 Church, 1821 San Pablo refreshments. Be sure Easter Sunrise Service fast at 400 Penman Road, ext. 201 or go to www. www.neptunebeach-umc. Road S., will hold its Good to bring your egg basket hosted by Christ United Neptune Beach starting at iofumc.org.

Captain Chuck Cornett skybox overlooking the the University of North and newspapers that you Navy Run 16th green and will be Florida Global Logistics would like to donate, The Captain Chuck USO open from 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Training Resource please bring it to either NEWS Cornett Navy Run 10k April 12-15. A different Network. the Mayport or NAS JAX run and 5k walk will caterer will provide food You Could Win A 1948 USO Center. be held on April 7 on Don’t want to cook/clean 12-15. A valid military ID and beverages each day. Pontiac Torpedo! There is a computer board NAS Jacksonville. up? Come to the Mayport card is required for entry- For more information Do you like old antique resource center avail- Entry fees are as fol- USO Center April 9 from While attending the tour- please visit http://www. cars? The American lows: $15 Military, $20 5-7 p.m. They will serve nament, military service rbcheritage.com/. Your Legion Riders Chapter able to all service mem- Base Personnel, $25 meatloaf, potatoes, corn, members are invited to USO Centers do not have 283 has proudly offered bers with email, Internet Race Day. There will also gravy, roll and a dessert. visit the Patriots Outpost. any tickets for this event. a 1948 Pontiac Torpedo and word processing. Fax, be Race Events in the This dinner is free to A Patriots Outpost has Logistics Spotlight car in a raffle drawing to copy and free notary ser- NEX Parking Lot Zumba active duty service mem- become a fixture at many Event be held on 1 June 2012 at vice is also available. Demo- April 5 11 a.m.- bers and their immediate PGA TOUR events across Be a part of the grow- 8 pm. NAS Jax USO and There is a full kitchen, 4:15 p.m.; A Hummve families. the country. The purpose ing and lucrative logis- Mayport USO now have showers, a quiet reading Pull April 5 at 2 p.m.; RBC Heritage Golf is to provide a rest, relax- tics industry; come to the Donation Tickets avail- room and a meeting room Health Fair April 6 from Tournament Honors ation and refreshment free information session able for purchase! The available at the USO. The 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Athletic Active Duty location for members April 16 at 5:30 p.m. at the tickets are only $10. Stop USO is available for meet- shoe and apparel sales T h e P r o f e s s i o n a l of the armed forces and Mayport USO. This is free by your USO center today! ings, support groups, April 5-7. Registration Golf Association and their families during the to attend, reservations are All sales are cash only at receptions, parties and f o r m s a v a i l a b l e a t the Heritage Golf tournament. Members of required, please call 620- the centers or at Post 283. pre-deployment briefs. www.1stplacesports.com Tournament again honor the Hilton Head Chapter 4200 or visit www.unf. Recycling call 904-542-2930/3518 active military personnel of the Military Officers edu/ce/logistics. At this Recycling has come to For more information for more information. (active duty members and Association of America event, learn about careers the Greater Jacksonville about activities or meet- No Dough Dinner their families) at the 2012 will serve as hosts. in logistics and supply Area USO. If you have ing availabilities, call 246- Looking for a great RBC Heritage PGA TOUR The Outpost will be chain management. This any office paper, shred- 3481 or stop by the center night with the family? Tournament on April located in a stand-alone event is brought to you by ded paper, old magazines, at 2560 Mayport Road.

CMC From Page 2 and ask yourself, am I going to most popular thing to do? We Here’s a good starting point to to the point that people don’t our great nation, then we are do the right thing even when have a Sailors Creed; do you guage where we are at, go out run for cover to avoid having to headed in the right direction. nobody is looking? Am I going know it? and observe morning and eve- render honors and would rather I look forward to getting out to do the right thing even when Thank you for taking the time ning colors after you read this take the time to stand proud an warriors and their families are to digest what was written so and don’t forget to take a ship- honor the service and sacrifice and meeting with all of you in looking and it might not be the you know a little bit about me. mate with you. When we get that has been freely made for the coming weeks. �

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LIVING ROOM SOFA BED, LOVE SEAT, RECLINER, PET CARE SERVICES $525obo. Single seat Recliner Non-smoker, clean background 904-234-1086 Letters of ref’s. ����������� Call 904-718-6144 NEW Simmons Leather sofa ‘05 Pontiac Grand Am, SE, Can deliver $375 904-524-6037 PRECIOUS LITTLE PUPPIES, 6cyl, 4dr, sedan, 177k hwy Pecan Park Flea Market 768-6063 mi’s, AT/PS/PB/Cruise. Ask- ing $4990obo. 904-757-7037 One black/silver glass top, one silver glass top, computer RAT TERRIER PUPS UKCI $400 desks, exc. cond. Entertain. mccartysratterriers.com 352-591-2271 ‘96 Toyota Camry 4dr 4cyc Center. Amelia Isl. 904-206-0209 $2800 (Moving. ‘98 Benz E420 4dr, $6900. Call RJ. ‘96 LS400 Sofa & Love seat. Very good Lexus 4dr B/D $6000. cond., green, tan & mauve �������������� 912-467-3376 stripes $150-cash only. Serious inq’s only 904-318-5922 �������� 2011 Chevy Camero LT Coupe ����� 2 dr, $26,500, 7,040mi’s, parked in gar. V6, 3.6Liters AT, 6spd ��������� w/ overdrive & TAP shift, ����������� moon roof, alloy wheels, keyless ���������������������� entry, OnStar, ABS(4-wheel),city ���������������� 18/highway 29, torque:278 @5100 Atlantic Beach Huge Sale - Fri. & RPM, horsepower: 312 @ 6500 RPM Sat. 9AM. Mayport Rd. & W. Plaza ���������� Sara Riek 904-751-4201 ���������� LOCH RANE/ORANGE PARK ���������������� COUNTRY CLUB 2002 LINCOLN - Exc. Black- Sat. April 21st, 7a-2pm. �������� ���������������� wood, one owner, garaged, 99k Kingsley & Blanding. m i les, $18,000. Extra tow ������������ hooks, new tires, manuals, Lots of Families. Lots of deals. separate 904-384-7809 Early birds line up at Opie’s Wings ���������� before the gate house. ����������������� ����������� ACURA 3.5 RL ‘04 Indigo blue ext & �������������������� slate lthr int, 109k mi, great cond, ������������� 1 owner, $11,500. Call 904-329-1919 ����������

Snapper 33" Riding Mower, ������������� Rear Bag, 14.5 HP Briggs Comm. Eng., 114 Total Hours. ������������������� Garage kept, well maintained. ���������� ������������������������ $1200.00 Ron @ 904-268-2080 ������������������� 2000 CADILLAC ESCALADE ��������������� $6000. 154K mi’s, Exc. cond. All power. 4wheel drive, ����������������� 904-537-9804 ����� Leisure Bay 6 person Hot Tub, new motor, installed Dec. 2011. 2011 Toyota Tacoma, access Works great. Buyer picks up. 25’ Regal 2550 LSC 2000 5.0 Volvo cab, V6, AT, fully loaded, $1500. 904-744-1794 Penta engine with Duo Prop Stain- $24,500. 3300mi, 2whl drive, less Steel Props. 904 860 7018 318-8275. REd. Poulan Pro262 Saw $100. Craftsman 31cc weed whacker $100. Craftsman 10” table saw 2003 GMC Sierra 1500 pickup, 3.0hp, $250. Call 912-576-3130 1/2 ton, V8, ext. cab, 2wd, ���������������� tinted windows, new tires, one owner 904-583-2246/206-0207 ‘07 21ft Toy Hauler Camper ������� (Desert Fox) Qn bed, central HT/AC, loaded, EC. Motor- 2007 Nissan Xterra, 69K miles, cycles, ATV, Golf Carts, etc. AT, 4.0L V-6, exc. cond., $13,000 Call Brian after 5p, PRICE REDUCED - FOR SALE $600 912-674-4453 904-566-6558. FIRM - Approximately one year old, '65 Fender Deluxe Reverb Reissue amplifier. Perfect condi- 2011 KEYSTONE ALPINE 5th tion with less than 20 hours of play Wheel 4 slides, 4dr, refrig, time. Having to sell due to freezer, exc cond. lots of stor- 2008 CHEVY Z71, 4x4, 9900mi’s, AT, 5.3L, 4dr, economic issues. 904.891.9781 - Tom age $48K. 850-445-6182 Tom 891-2659 after 4. Keystone Bullet Premier 28RL 2011 Ultra Lite TT. 1 Lrg slideout. All the bells &whistles $24,500. 904-838-1164 �������������� 2008 CHEVY Z71, 4x4, 9900mi’s, AT, 5.3L, 4dr, 3/4 dr, STARCRAFT POP-UP $23,500. Tom 891-2659 after 4. PROFESSIONAL POOL TABLE 8’ CAMPER Slps 6, AC, awning, Brunswick, slate base, blue felt, all fridge, microwave, good cond, accessories, $1,500. obo 904-367-5001 $2500. 904-612-2500 Collectors Car - 1986 Dodge Conquest, beautiful inter., SURFBOARD ALMERRICK VRI TT, tow eg. 2 TV’s, front good body, needs minor CHANER ISLAND Tri Fin 6’4” repair/restoration. Best offer by 20” great shape first $100 bath, new tires, qn bed, slps 6, over $1400 Firm. 904-214-3476/755-8634 takes it home. George lrg slide-out, $14K. 904-642-0881 904-728-8669 or cell: 904-716-1968

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2006 Cargo Trailer. Single 2008 Kawasaki ZX10r. Has 2200 INTERNATIONAL 3400 1999 VAN Axel 6x10x6 ft high. Single miles, many aftermarket parts FOR SALE Swing door. Rear ramp door. and a warranty. Asking $8500 30 passenger bus in good condition. Torsion bar suspension. Built obo. 850-712-2083 in work bench, storage cabinet & Mi leage is 84,157. We are asking shelves w/multiple outlets. Exc. $29,500 obo. Please contact pas- service/work trlr. $950.00 Call Yamaha FZ8 2011 Custom mirror, [email protected] or call 9 04-806-1522 or email exhaust & taillights. Serious inquir- 386-963-2231 if interested or for [email protected] for more info ies $6,999. Call after 6pm 904-588-8134 more information.