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MAGAZINE OF THE U.S. NAVY I Staff Sgt. Laroy Streets, of Glen Burnie, Md., coaches AT3 Josh Roberts, of Austin, Texas, at the Puuloa Marine Corps pistol range, Hawaii. Photo by PH2 Kerry E. Baker, Fleet Imaging Command Pacific, NAS Barbers Point., Hawaii. Contents Magazine of the U.S. NavySeptember 1995, Number 941 :4 27 0 0 0 Best of the best fly toLearning 0 : Meet the Navy's Sailors of the Year Afterfive weeks of exercise, NAS 0 for 1995. Pensacola,Ha., turns out aircrewmen : 0 who are ready to fly. 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 The great rescue USS Kearsarge(LHD 3) Sailorsand Challenge Athena 0 0 embarkedMarines bring Air Force Hightech on the highseas brings 0 today's Sailors a little closer to home. Capt.Scott OGrady home. 0 0 PAGE 4 0 0 34 0 : 14 0 It'snot remote any more 0 0 PCU Gonzalez (DDG66) 0 ArleighBurke-class destroyer DigitalSatellite System TV is closer 0 named for Vietnam War Medal of thanyou think. Get the lowdown and : Honorwinner. see if it's coming to your living room. 0 0 0 36 0 16 0 0 : Growing Navy leaders home Welcome 0 FamilyService Centers now have 0 The Naval Sea Cadet Corps is more WelcomeAboard Videos available than just something to do after : 0 throughtheir Relocation Assistance school. PAGE 6 0 program. 0 0 : 18 0 0 0 38 Getting out alive 0 Starbase AtlantisStarbase 0 : Watersurvival training teaches The Fleet Training Center, Atlantic, 0 pilots, flight officers and aircrew Norfolk, provides a forum for students membershow to survive. 0 0 to learn math and science.learnmathand to 0 0 0 23 40 0 : Pullout 0 0 life your It's 0 Thenew evaluation forms and I 0 Cancerscreening and early detection answersto your questions are 0 of common cancers may prolong your 0 provided in a pull-out format. PAGE 34 0 life. Find out the telltale signs and how to deal with them. with deal to 0 0 .I " ent 0 From left to nght: BMC(SW/AW) Roberto Ventura, from Santo 0 0 Domingo; YN1 Sally Perez, from Charthouse 2 0 : Newark,N.J.; PH3 Ephraim 9 ModelsSuccess of 0 0 Rodnguez and SN Irene Rivera, 43 Bearings 0 both from New York City. Photo : Shipmates 48 0 : by pH1 Dolores L. Angh. Studio 0 technician PH3 Ephraim Rodnguez. 0 0 0 PAGE 38 0 Charthouse residing in the state who filed federal proof might consist of copies of their IRS data base causes tax returns. The state authorities orders, income tax return for their problems for some typically assume that the taxpayers home state and DD Form 2058, “State military taxpayers were also required to pay state of Legal Residence Certificate” from income taxes, until the taxpayers their disbursing record. Ifthe state still advise differently. The state usually will refuses to cease collection activities, Under the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil send a form letter to the taxpayer service members may request help Relief Act (SSCRA), military income is noting the failure to file a state return from the Navy Legal Service Office or deemed to be earned inthe service and asking the taxpayers to provide other military attorneys. member’s state of record and can only proof that they werenot required to file be taxed by that state. Whilethe a state tax return. Some states, SSCRA prevents a state from taxing including California, will actually every service member who is stationed compute and demand paymentof a in the state, the Office of the Judge precise amountof state income tax, Advocate General has received penalties and interest. numerous reports from service mem- Service members receiving a bers who have received collection demand to pay income tax froma notices for state taxes for which they state other than their home state are not liable. should assert their rights underthe State tax authorities are increasingly SSCRA and providethe state with using data from the IRS to obtain the proof that they are active-duty military names and addresses of taxpayers and domiciled in another state. Such 2 ALL HANDS ment and first class petty officers can readiness. Conversion opportunity laterally convert to the NC (less CRF) Naval Sea Systems Command available for MA, rating. operates a clearinghouse that pro- NC ratings Both ratings are Career Reenlistment vides information on ozone depletion Objectives category one (CREO l), substances such as chlorofluorocar- which means they are undermanned. bon (CFC) refrigerants, halon fire Eligible Sailors can apply for Advancement opportunity forboth agents and certain chlorinated clean- conversion to Master-at-Arms (MA) ratings, for all pay grades, has been ing solvents as well as their non-ozone and Navy Counselor (NC) ratings. above fleet average for the past three depleting substitutes. Non-designated seamen, firemen, and advancement cycles. More informa- The US. Navy CFC & Halon airmen who are eligible for advance- tion is available in NAVADMIN 147/95. Clearinghouse can provide information ment to 3rd class petty officer can on Navy policy, technical training, laterally convertto the MA rating. shipboard conversion programs, EPA Second and Ozone AwarenessWeek regulations and more. The clearing- 3rd class petty house maintains a hotline and issues officers are The Environmental Protection a quarterly newsletteras well as a also eligibleto Agency (EPA) has designated Septem- daily electronic mail update on ozone convert. ber 16-23, 1995, as Ozone Aware- depleting substances and related Second ness Week. Since 1989 the Navy has topics. The clearinghouse can be class petty been researching ways to eliminate contacted via phone: (703) 769-1 883, officers eligible ozone-depleting substances fromthe fax: (703) 769-1883, or e-mail: for advance- @MA fleet without sacrificing operational [email protected] trative and maintenance support fo ships which do not deploy.. as parto their core battle group. - CommanderDestroyer Readine attle Groutx USS Lake Et-;; CG Squadrons 13 and 33 will be disest d USS Chosin (CG 65). Commander Cruiser-Destroy he Pacific Fleet’s surface roup 5/USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) ships are being reorganizedinto roup: USS Cowpens (CG 63) an six core battle groups and eight SS Antietam (CG 54). r - Commander Destroyer Squadron5 - Commander Cruiser-Destroyer destroyer squadrons. The reorganiza- tion is scheduled to be completed by will shift homeport from San Diegoto Group 3/USS Carl vinson (CVN 70) Oct. 1, 1995, with homeport change: Pearl Harbor. Battle Group: USS Shiloh (CG 67), USS completed within the next year. - Commander Naval Surface Group California (CGN 36) and USSArkansas Permanent core battle groups will Middle Pacific will bethe Immediate (CGN 41). include a battle group commandc,, Superior In Charge (ISIC) for all non- - Commander Carrier Group 7/USS aircraft carrier, carrier air wing and at cruiser/destroyer ships in Pearl Harbor. Nirnitz (CVN 68) Battle Group: USSPort least two cruisers. Everett, Wash.: Royal (CG 73) andUSS Lake Cham- - Commander Destroyer Squadron 9 plain (CG 57). While most of the reorganizationwill has moved from San Diego to Everett. - CommanderCarrier Group 3/USS be accomplished by realigning existing - Commander Logistics Group 1 will Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Battl shore commands andthe staffs of move to Everett and serve as Com- Group: USSPrinceton (CG 59) operational commanders, the follow- mander Naval Surface Group Pacific USS Chancellorsville (CG 62). inchan es will apply: Northwest while maintaining lSlC - Commander Carrier responsibilitiesforlogistics ships. Independence (CV62) B tonal supportorganization Once the transition period is com- USS BunkerHill (CG52) an \ SEPTEMBER 1995 3 Best of the best 1995 Sailors of the Year Ir he four 1995 Sailors of the Year came to Washington, D.C., like rock stars making a stop on a whirlwind tour. It was eight days of sightseeing; visits with Navy leaders; lun- cheons; dinners; boat rides; and barbecues. The highlight orT the week was when theywere promoted to chief petty officer and presented a Navy Commendation Medal. AI1 Hands salutes the 1995 Sailors of the Year. 4 4 4 The 1995 Sailors of the Year, AKC(AW) Maureen E. Sims, QMC(SW) Daniel J. Nicholson,HTC Frank N. Zupan and HMC(DV) John D. Correa spent a busy eight days in Washington, D.C. to celebrate their SOY selections. 4 AtlanticFleet Sailor of the Year QMC(SW) Daniel J. Nicholson speaks to Chief of Naval Operations ADM Mike Boorda during an office visit. The SOYs met with other Navy leaders during their visit to the nation’s capital. Atlantic Fleet Sailor of the Year Shore Sailor of the Year Name: Chief Quartermaster (SW)Daniel J. Nicholson Name: Chief Aviation Storekeeper (AW)Maureen E. Hometown: Reading, Mass. Sims Born: June 6, 1963 Hometown: Port Huron, Mich. Enlisted July 1982 Born: Aug. 9, 1966 Former command USS Clifton Sprague (FFG 16J Enlisted February 1986 Present command CINCLANTFLT Norfolk Present command Office of the Master Chief Petty Duty stations: USS John King (DDG 3);USS Samuel B. Officer of the Navy Roberts (FFG 58); Naval Diving and Salvage Training Former command: NAS Keflavik, Iceland Center, Panama City, Fla.; USS Sunbird (ASR 15) Schools: Aviation Supply Support Specialist, Norfolk Key to success: “Start early. Work on major qualifica- Duty stations: NAS Cubi Point, Philippines; NAS tions when you are an E-1 to E-3. Take care of your Norfolk; Fleet Composite Squadron 6, Norfolk people and takepride in your work!” Key to success: “Persistence, hard work and a lot of prayer.” Pacific Fleet Sailor of the Year Naval Reserve Sailorof the Year Name: Chief Hospital Corpsman (DV)John D. Correa Hometown: New York City Name: Chief Hull Technician Frank N. Zupan Born: Feb. 24, 1963 Hometown: Oak Ridge, Tenn. Enlisted May 1982 Born: Sept.
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