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MARINnhe 19, 19 MCAS Kane Bay, Hi. VQLB #41, Some Marines overpaid Oct. 15 Photo by CO Al ).01As. CHAPLAIN OF THE MARINES - Navy Chaplain (Capt.) George Evans(Ieft), chaplain of the A seven per cent pay raise was approved amount of increase in BAQ. The effective date Marine Corps, Colonel Paul Slack (center), chief °natal( of the 1st Marine Brigade and Navy effective October I and the increase was of the change is October I, however. imple- Chaplain (Capt.) William Samuel, staff chaplain of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific view Marine included in the October 15, paychecks. mentation of the new rate was not Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, from atop Kansas Tower, Thursday, Oct. 11. Chaplain Evans Affected by this raise are Have Pay, Basic accomplished in time to be reflected in the toured the air station as part of a familiarization visit to Pacific naval and Marine Corps bases. Allowance for Quarters and Subsistence, each October 15 pay checks. Those Marines of the three increased by seven per cent. Cost entitled to Off Station Housing Allowance of Living Allowance has also been increased were slightly overpaid Monday. That extra Off Station Housing Allowance has been money Will be taken back on the October 30 Energy conservation reduced to a rate approximately equal to the payday. battle plan prepared CFC extends During the week of October 22 through 28, 1979, station and brigade personnel will be under attack on all sides by a very pressing national issue which may lead to the upheaval of the United charity drive States. All personnel will prepare for a frontal attack having first exercised all necessary recon- Navy/ Marine Corps activities have met naissance and intelligence gathering missions: Defensive positions will be taken up at: 65% of the $1,020,127 goal mark set for the The HAWAII MARINE - special 4-page supplement in the October 26, 1979 issue of the. 1980 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), Hawaii Marine. with a present total of $658,439. Family Theater - special newsreels 4-10 minutes in duration before the movie. An all-out effort to meet the goal of the and Corps Exchange --- special displays: CFC fund drive is being made by all who ' - Headquarters Building Marine H-3 and Mokapu Gate marquees - special announcements. care enough to give. And for those who are - still undecided, -- Each work station and on-station housing units - pamphlet distribution (Mokapu Ele- the campaign for receiving mentary School children will assist). donations has been extended to October 3). -- Bulletin board displays. On Tuesday, Mrs. Nona Reamer, a local -- Civil Service Notes short articles. singer and mother of the popular singing arry..,. -OrT.thars will be aboard Marine Please do not panic. Our war is against energy waste and inflation. Our first battle will be during Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay at Dewey ENERGY AWARENESS WEEK -- a Navy-wide awareness program to emphasize the Square, next to the Pless Hall Dining Facility with a host of other entertainers in a importance of energy conservation by each and everyone of us. Our battle cry . is "Saving Energy -- Everybody's Job.-- campaign rally for CFC '1980. LtCols. Boston and Campbell assume command Lieutenant Colonel G.W. Boston assumed mender-in-Chief-Pacific. Camp Smith. ship student at the University of New Mexico, management analyst in the Management command of 2d Battalion, Third Marines Hawaii. and Karen, a high school sophomore. Engineering Branch. In 1973 he was (2/3) from Lieutenant W.E. Boomer and Lieutenant Colonel G.W. Boston, a native reassigned to Special Projects Directorate, Lieutenant Colonel W.R. Campbell. Jr. took of Knoxville, Tenn., was commissioned a Lieutenant Colonel W.R. Campbell, a HQMC. the helm of Marine Medium Helicopter second lieutenant upon graduation from the graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, was Squadron (H M M)-262 from Lieutenant University of Tennessee in June, 1959 and commissioned in June 1961. After attending In July 1974, he reported to the USS , Colonel H.L. Trimble Ilh in dual air,ground entered Basic School in August. Following the Basic School at Quantico, Va., he was Tarawa (LHA-1) and served for four years as changes of command staged on the hay side of Basic, he was assigned to Delta Company, 1st designated an artillery officer and assigned to the ship's air operations officer. He reported Hangar 102 yesterday morning. Battalion, Seventh Marines at Camp Pendle- the Third Marine Division. There he served as to the 1st Marine Brigade in July 1978 and has ton. In late 1962 he was transferred to Marine fire direction officer, and later, as the served as the operations officer of Marine Air- Lieutenant Colonel Boomer has led 2/3 Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island where he executive officer of Battery "E," 2d Battalion, craft Group-24 until October of this year. since May 1978 and will now assume duty as served as series commander, company com- Twelfth Marines. Subsequently, he entered 1st Marine Brigade inspector. "Flying mander and aide to the commanding general. the Naval Air Training Command and after Lieutenant Colonel Campbell and his wife; Tiger' commander for the past two-and-one- completing flight training was designated a Linda, live . in Kailua. They have two half years, LtCol. 1 riinble will become a staff After it tour of recruiting duty in St. Louis, naval aviator in October, 1964. daughters; Geary, 14 and Julie. 12 and a son, officer for the personnel directorate. Corn- he was ordered to Camp Butler, Okinawa. He 'was then ordered to the 1st Marine Bill, eight. There he became officer-in-charge of the Brigade in Hawaii and was assigned to duly Schools Detachment and subsequently served with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron with the Ninth Marines in Vietnam. Prnmoted (HMM)-161. During March 1965, he to major, his next assignment was to Marine deployed with the brigade to the Republic of Barracks, Rota, Spain in July 1968. Vietnam and served with HMM-161 at Chu He returned to the United States in 1971 Lai and Phu Bai. During the latter part of his and attended the Marine Corps Command tour, he was reassigned as the aide-de-camp to and Staff College. In 1972, he returned to Viet- the commanding general, First Marine Air- nam as a battalion advisor with the Marine craft Wing. Advisory Group. When the advisor's role was phased out he was reassigned to the 2d Batta- Following his- tour in Vietnam, he was lion, Fourth Marines at operations officer assigned to Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va. as and later as executive officer. an instructor in the Instructor Training School from June 1966 to August 1968. He Upon returning to the United States he was was then ordered to fixed wing transition at assigned to Headquarters Marine Corps as Seward AFB, Tron where he completed C- Head, Enlisted Promotion suction. Promoted 130 "Hercules" Air Transport Training. He to lieutenant colonel in 1975, he became Head of fie Promotion Branch. In 1976, returned to the Western Pacific and was LtCol. Boston returned to recruiting duty in assigned 'to Marine Fixed Wing Refueling New Orleans. In July of this year he reported Squadron (VG M R)-152 from November 1968 to the First Marine Brigade where he was to November 1969. assigned to the Brigade 0-1. After returning from WestPac, he attended and was later graduated from the U.S. Naval Lieutenant Colonel Boston is married to the Post Graduate School in 1971 with a Master former Marilynn Haws. They have two of Science in Management. He was then children; Andy, a freshman NROTC scholar- assigned to Headquarters Marine Corps as a LtCol. W.R. Campbell Pops 2, Newell Marine, October 19, 1979 Street Scoop 7 NUMBER ONE SNIPER - Sergeant What are you going to do for Energy Lawrence Marsh, platoon guide for 2nd Awareness Week? Platoon, Indio Company, 3rd Battalion, Third Marines, First Marine Brigade, receives an award and congratulating handshake from. Brigadier General Harry lineman, com- manding general of the 1st Marine Brigade. for earning the distinguished title of Outstand- ing Sniper. Sgt. Marsh attended the six-week Scout Sniper School which involved stalking and observation techniques, range estimation and qualifying with the M40 Al rifle. Photo by LCol. Stew Keeler lb Gunnery Sergeant Jerry Storms, Headquarters and Maintenance Squad- ron-24: "I plan to cut down on the electri- city used throughout the house. I will also make my family aware of energy and what it stands for." At a glance OUTREACH PEARL HARBOR'S HALAWA STREAM have neglected to 'get one. In an attempt to The new office of the Outreach program is BRIDGE CLOSED OCT. 22ND eliminate unnecessary delay of bona fide located in Building 455, Marine Corps Air Heads up, Pearl Harbor motorists! After guests, steps are now being taken to ensure Station, Kaneohe Bay. The new phone num- 8:30 a.m. Monday, you won't be able to use authorized vehicles are registered and have ber is 254-4719. The hours are Monday the wooden bridge crossing Halawa Stream decals. through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for the rest of the day. Women's R.A.P. (Rap About Problems), Neither vehicles nor pedestrians will be per- RETIREES SEMINAR SET will have a meeting Wednesday at Building mitted to use the small bridge next to Halawa What's the latest on CHAMPUS? glow 455, classroom I from 10 a.m. to noon at K- Gate because of construction of a new paved does the Survivor Benefit Plan affect you? Are Bay. Childcare and transportation are pro- road leading to the bridge.