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Sailors of the Quarter
honored at luncheon
By Clark Pierce
Editor ; I
Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
AWC Todd Fallin of HS-3 happily greets his daughters, Sydney, 3, Alexandria, 7, and Savannah,
11, as their mom, Sorena, looks on at the homecoming.
HS-3 'Tridents' return home
By Kaylee LaRocque Ir
NAS Jax Deputy PAO I| -g
T he "Tridents" of Helicopter
Squadron Three (HS-3), who aided
in the capture and transport of 16
suspected pirates in the Gulf of Aden
back in February, returned home to NAS
Jacksonville April 16 after a deploy-
ment on board USS Theodore Roosevelt
(CVN 71). HS-3 deployed in support of
Operation Enduring Freedom as a compo-
nent of Carrier Air Wing Eight for seven
and a half months flying more than 3,800
direct combat support flight hours.
In January, the squadron provided three
HH-60H aircraft to Commander, Combined
Task Force 151 supporting counter-piracy
operations on board USS San Antonio and
USNS Lewis 'N Clark. With piracy con-
tinuing to be a huge problem in this area,
Navy forces are on high alert. "All of our
missions are dangerous but we just contin-
ue to do our job professionally," said HS-3
Commanding Officer Cmdr. Scott Starkey.
The squadron was actually split up and
tasked with new missions. "We're trained
to handle all warfighting assignments,"
said Lt. Chris Brinkac. Of course, his best
mission was arriving home to greet his
family. "I'm just glad to be home. It's what
I've been waiting for," he added.
During the deployment, HS-3 along
Lt. Cmdr. Chris Brinkac of HS-3 hugs his
wife, Amee, and daughter, Kellylyn, 4, on the
NAS Jax flight line after the HS-3 "Tridents"
deployment with Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 8
aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71).
with the Roosevelt also made a historic
port visit to Cape Town, South Africa in
October 2008, marking the first visit of a
U.S. aircraft carrier to the country of South
Africa in over 40 years. While in port, the
Tridents conducted an emergent at-anchor
80,000 pound vertical replenishment to
aid in a cooperative engagement with the
South African government.
HS-3 is comprised of 24 officers and 174
enlisted Sailors. The squadron flies four
SH-60F and three HH-60H Seahawk heli-
copters.
More than 325
Sailors, family
members and ship-
mates gathered for a spe-
cial Sailor of the Quarter
(SOQ) celebration April 14
at the NAS Jax Officers'
Club.
"Today, we recognize
Sailors for the fourth quar-
ter of 2008 and the first
quarter of 2009," said emcee
and NAS Jacksonville
Command Master Chief
CMDCM(SW/SS) Jeff
Hudson.
"This event never fails to
fill me with pride because
Sailors of the Quarter rep-
resent the top five percent
of our people who come in
early and stay late getting
the job done without being
asked. So we're taking time
out today to recognize and
thank you, our right-hand
men and women. But be
aware once your com-
mand identifies you as a
'hard charger' or a 'go to'
individual your responsi-
bilities will multiply as you
progress in your careers,"
a grateful Hudson told the
audience.
The NAS Jacksonville
Honor Support Team pre-
sented the colors and the
Navy Band Southeast A
Cappella Quartet (MU2
Mallory McKendry, MU3
Roberta Shardt, MU2 A.C.
Smith and MU2 Michael
Buenvenida) performed
the national anthem. NAS
Jacksonville Command
Chaplain (Cmdr.) Gerald
Felder delivered the invoca-
tion.
The event's guest speak-
er was NCl(AW) Wendy
.-
Photo by Clark Pierce
NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. Jack Scorby Jr.
congratulates NOSC Jacksonville Command Career Counselor
NC1(AW) Wendy Drinkwater on her presentation April 14 at
the Sailor of the Quarter luncheon.
Drinkwater, command
career counselor of Navy
Operational Support Center
(NOSC) Jacksonville. She
told her fellow Sailors of the
Quarter, "What an honor it
is to represent this group
of achievers. I hope I serve
you well. Thanks go to my
chain of command for giv-
ing me the freedom to try
new things, to learn to be
flexible and to give me the
support I need when it's
time to change course."
"Being here today as
Sailor of the Quarter is
huge for me. It validated
my coming to work every
day and putting in the
long hours. When I saw
my name on the side of our
building I felt like a rock
star. It made me work even
harder because now I have
to live up to the tradition of
those Sailors of the Quarter
who went before me. Now, I
have bigger shoes to fill and
I'm going to do that," said
Drinkwater.
"This also allows me to
tell my younger Sailors
that if you work hard and
do your best, you'll be rec-
ognized and we'll bring
you with us. I must thank
my mentor, YNC Michelle
Lang, who saw something
in me I'm not sure what
it was that caused her to
bring me along in my Navy
career.
She urged the audience
of high achievers to become
mentors. "Go out and find
that hard-charging Sailor
who might be struggling
and use your experience
to help bring them along.
Developing our people
through the Navy tradition
of honor, courage and com-
mitment is what sets us
apart. Thank you for allow-
ing me to be part of that
tradition."
The audience rewarded
Drinkwater with a standing
ovation.
Hudson said the event
is filled with future lead-
ers. "Whether it's the Blue
Jacket, Junior Sailor, or
Sailor of the Quarter you
will that find that these
men and women each have
mentors who help them
See SOQ LUNCH, Page 15
NAS Jax Navy Exchange rolls
out new Navy Working Uniform
By Kaylee LaRocque
NAS Jax Deputy PAO
The NAS Jacksonville
Navy Exchange
(NEX) held a ribbon-
cutting ceremony April 14
to officially roll out the new
Navy Working Uniform
(NWU) and to open a new
store to accommodate
Sailors in acquiring need-
ed items. The new store is
located next to the conve-
nience store in the NEX
warehouse.
During the event, NEX
employees gathered as NAS
Jax Commanding Officer
Capt. Jack Scorby Jr.
praised their hard work and
dedication to the Sailors
here. "I iust want to take
Photo by Kaylee LaRocque
AWCS(AW) Jim Zobrosky of CV-TSC Mobile Training Team,
is assisted by Navy Exchange employee Leilani Robello in the
new Navy Working Uniform Store, which opened for business
April 15.
a moment and thank you
all for the fantastic work
you've done in putting this
all together. I really appre-
ciate all the great effort
that went into this and I
have no doubt that when
people start shopping here,
it's going to be a tremen-
dous success," he said.
According to NEX
General Manager Steve
Foster, the idea was to cre-
ate a special area where
Sailors could go as a unit to
get fitted for the NWJU, find
the items they need, put in
their embroidery orders and
make the purchase in just
one stop. "I put this out to
my staff and asked how we
could best accomplish this.
My store manager, John
Wood, took it for action and
with a team from Building
523 and Southeast District
Facilities, set out to create
a space in our warehouse,"
Photo byAWVAN Scott Beach
From left, NAS Jax Command Master Chief CMDCM(SW/SS) Jeff Hudson, Navy Exchange
(NEX) General Manager Steve Foster, NEX Store Manager John Wood and NAS Jax
Commanding Officer Capt. Jack Scorby Jr. cut the ribbon to officially open the Navy Working
Uniform Store April 14.
said Foster.
This meant creating a
space, building shelving
units and dressing rooms,
rewiring the electrical sys-
tem and organizing the
merchandise. "It took us
about seven weeks to trans-
form this space. Our team
of associates also spent
hours going to the differ-
ent commands here to pre-
fit about 3,500 Sailors and
measure them for their new
uniforms," Foster contin-
ued.
"We will be located here
for about 90 days and then
plan to move all the items
into the uniform shop in
the NEX. Our goal is to get
at least 50 to 60 percent of
our Sailors outfitted here so
the uniform shop is not so
congested and it's easier for
our customers to get their
items," added Foster.
For those already meas-
See UNIFORMS, Page 12
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Looking back to 1946...
U.S. Navy Photo
Men from NAS Jacksonville's Overhaul and Repair Department toss aluminium, steel, copper and other scrap metal into
the salvage yard.
Having a home birth or in a hospital?
By Sarah Smiley
Special Contributor
I just finished reading "Extreme
Birth," by Andrew Goldman, in a
recent issue of New York maga-
zine. My third boy, Lindell (2) who
was a normal delivery -is playing
with toy cars on the floor. According
to the article's star, home-birth mid-
wife Cara Muhlhahn, Lindell's birth
would probably be described as "clin-
ical, detached and unnatural."
In the last day of pregnancy, my
blood pressure spiked, Lindell's heart
rate was erratic and shortly after
birth his breathing stalled. It was
an experience of hospital monitors,
tubes, medicine and intervention -
everything that home-birth advocate
Muhlhahn, considers being in direct
opposition to the "natural experience"
of childbirth.
And yet, Lindell sits at my feet,
pushing a metal car in circles and
declaring, "the car go race, Mommy."
He is a normal, healthy, active two-
year-old. When we are out walking,
people often stop us to comment on
Lindell's big brown eyes. Not once has
anyone said something to the affect
of, "Gee, what a beautiful little boy...
did you deliver him in a hospital?"
Birth stories are only relevant in
two situations: during the first six
weeks after delivery; and among
other mothers at a new mother's baby
shower. In the latter, birth stories of
the horrific variety seem to be espe-
cially relevant.
Outside of these circumstances,
however, who really cares about how
a baby arrived? At a Little League
game, who comments on a talented
young athlete and then says, "I won-
der if he was born by a C-section?" At
a dance recital, who looks at the star
performer and says, "I bet she was
born at home"? Who asks successful
adults, "How were you born?"
In Goldman's article, home-birth
FROM THE HOMEFRONT
advocates list
comforts (home-
made pasta for
dinner, for exam-
ple, as opposed to
hospital food), aes-
thetics (your own
decor instead of
"cheesy" hospital
birthing rooms),
and the "experi-
ence" (home births
are compared sev-
eral times in the Sarah Smile
article to adrena-
line-fueled feats like climbing a moun-
tain) as reasons why they think births
outside of a hospital are superior.
One French obstetrician quoted in
the article even claims that babies
born via C-Section might have less of
an attachment to their mother, noting
that monkeys reject their offspring if
they are not born "naturally."
Two things struck me about these
sentiments. First, the selfishness of
putting aesthetics, quality of food,
and your own experience above the
health and safety of the baby.
Second, the idea that childbirth is
an end rather than a means to an
end. I am reminded of brides who
seem more invested in the wedding
than the marriage Is the objective
to bring into this world and raise a
happy, healthy human being who will
contribute positively to their commu-
nity? Or is the objective to flex some
kind of motherhood muscle to outdo
and outshine all other mothers, who
out of necessity and to save the lives
of their baby often had to delivery via
C-section?
All three of my babies were born
in hospitals. Two of them, in fact,
were born in military hospitals. (If
you want to argue about aesthetics
Jacksonville Roar to join
April 30 blood drive
By Staff
The Jacksonville Roar Cheerleaders will be on
hand to thank donors at the Armed Services
Blood Program (ASBP) blood drive April 30
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Center for Naval Aviation
Technical Training Unit Jax on Yorktown Avenue.
The ASBP is a joint program of Army, Navy and Air
Force elements working together to collect and ship
blood worldwide to take care of the military family. The
nearest military blood collection site is at Ft. Gordon,
Ga., one of 22 ASBP donor centers responsible for pro-
viding blood to military hospitals overseas and at home.
Ft. Gordon is currently the second largest collecting
center DoD-wide, and the majority of the blood they col-
lect is sent into theater within five days after donation.
Weekly shipments are made into Iraq and Afghanistan
to supply the hospitals that care for our injured service
members.
Donors must present a photo ID, and be at least 17
years old, free of cold and flu symptoms, and meet the
criteria for recent tattoos. Tattoos received in the state
of Florida must be at least 12 months old, although
some other states are okay. For a complete list, please
check the ASBP Web site. Certain travel restrictions
apply also; donors must wait 12 months after deploy-
ment to Iraq or Afghanistan, and donors who were
stationed in Europe for more than six months between
1980 and 1996 are not eligible to give. Appointments,
though not required, can be made online with just a few
clicks. For more information, go to www.militaryblood.
dod.mil or call (706) 787-3234.
and the cheesinesss" factor,
we could definitely start
there.) They are all healthy,
and any variances between
them can be attributed more
to genetics and birth order
than to the location of their
birth. I was separated from
Lindell for nearly two days
after he was born while he
was hooked up to a respi-
rator. Conversely, I held
Ford, born with no breath-
ing problems, for the same
amount of time without
stopping. According to some home-
birth advocates' logic, Ford should
be more attached to me than Lindell,
when in reality, the reverse is true.
Another funny thing about child-
birth the more time that elapses,
the more we forget about it. I can
recall much more of Lindell's birth
two years ago than I can Ford's (eight
years ago). My mom remembers virtu-
ally nothing about my birth 32 years
ago, except that Charles Manson had
escaped from prison earlier that day.
Perhaps home-birth people will say
that these deliveries are so forget-
table because they occurred in a hos-
pital. But I believe that in fact it's
more natural to remember the years
of raising a child and getting to know
them as a person than it is to remem-
ber what food you first ate after they
were born.
The birth of a child should be based
on what's safest and best not on
superficial ideas and certainly not on
future bragging rights. No one cares
to hear about all the details of some-
one's appendectomy. What makes
anyone think we want to hear about
their labor and delivery be it in a
hospital or your own bathtub? Unless,
of course, we're at a baby shower.
HEY, MONEYCHIC!
Hey, MoneyChic!
I heard something
about the GI Bill now being available
to pass on to a spouse to use. Is this true?
MoneyChic says:
The new GI Bill also called the "Post 9/11 GI Bill" has the
most comprehensive education benefits package in the
program's history. Veterans who served after Sept 11,
2001 will receive full tuition and fees, a monthly housing
stipend and a $1000 annual stipend for books and sup-
plies. If a service member serves for 36 or more months,
he/she is eligible for the full benefit package.
Pretty good deal right. As far as transferring to your
spouse or child, there are some requirements that need
to be met. You must have served at least six years and
agree to serve at least another four years to transfer your
entitlements.
Don't have your wife run out and register for class just
yet. This new GI Bill is set to go into effect on August 1,
2009. However, as with any new legislation, it could take
some time for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to
begin paying benefits.
The VA is not currently accepting applications for this
new program, but when they do, you will be able to submit
your application online. From there they will determine
your eligibility and issue a VA Certificate of Eligibility.
Navy-Marine Corps
Relief Society
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MASR THOMAS BARNABLE
Job title/command:
NAS Jax Security Department
*Hometown: Ringwood,
N.J.
Favorite duty station/
Why? NAS Jacksonville because
the weather is nice.
Last book read: Jarhead
Favorite pastime: Football and fishing
Most interesting experience: High
school football camp and joining the Navy.
Who is your hero? My stepfather
SHAQUNTA JONES
Job title/command:
Youth Activities Center
Hometown: Albany, Ga.
Favorite duty station?
San Antonio, Texas. I like the
Spurs!
Last book read: Twilight Series
Favorite pastime: Spending time with my
family.
Most Interesting Experience: Giving
birth to my son.
Who is your hero? My parents.
The Players offers
deal for military
The Players is offering a special deal for military
personnel that will also benefit the Navy and
Marine Corps Relief Society.
Practice Rounds, May 4-6 All active duty and
retired military personnel with appropriate identifi-
cation will be admitted free of charge. Accompanying
family members will be also be admitted free of charge.
Competition Rounds, May 7-10 All active duty
and retired military personnel with appropriate iden-
tification will be admitted free of charge from 3 p.m.
until the conclusion of play. Accompanying family mem-
bers must have a 'prime time' ticket ($25) for admit-
tance. Visit www.nmersmayport.org to purchase tick-
ets for your family and civilian friend and all pro-
ceeds benefit our Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society.
Full Day Ticket, May 7-10 All active duty or retired
military personnel and family members who wish to attend
an all-day competition round may purchase a daily grounds
ticket that will upgrade to a Daily Island Club ticket. The
Island Club is a hospitality tent located on Fairway #10.
Youth Policy Children ages 16 and young-
er are admitted free all week when accompa-
nied with a properly ticketed or credentialed adult.
j*KAirNews
NAS Jacksonville Commanding Officer Capt. Jack Scorby Jr.
NAS Jacksonville Executive Officer Cmdr. Ellis Bowler
Command Master Chief CMDCM(SW/SS) Jeff Hudson
Public Affairs Officer Miriam S. Gallet
Assistant Public Affairs Officer Kaylee LaRocque
Naval Air Station lacksonville Editorial Staff
Editor Clark Pierce
Staff Writer AWVAN Scott Beach
Design/Layout George Atchley
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Orra Roberson
explains the
benefits of
shopping at
the commis-
sary to Sailors
who visited the
NOSC Family
Preparedness
Day April 19.
Photos by MC2 Michael Buslovich
IS2 Chad Johnson and his daughter, Trinity Johnson collect
information from several tables set up at the NOSC Family
Preparedness Day April 19. Johnson, who is returning to Iraq
said, "This is a great day and we're learning a lot."
Dog Houses,
Shadow Boxes
Made to order
Manuel Bello
Woodworking i
NOSC
hosts
family
day
By MC3 Sean Allen
Navy Public Affairs Support
Element Southeast
T he Naval Operational
Support Center
(NOSC) Jacksonville
hosted a family prepared-
ness day for Reservists and
their families April 19 at
the pavilion near the Navy
Gateway Inn & Suites at
NAS Jacksonville.
"The purpose of this event
is to get information out to
our Reservists and their
families," said SKC(SW)
Antonio Rivera of NOSC.
"It is important that they
know the benefits they and
their families are entitled
to when they deploy."
There were various activi-
ties during the day, includ-
ing stress management,
financial and parenting
workshops. Representatives
of other organizations,
including Navy-Marine
Corps Relief Society,
Military One Source and
Military Operation Kids,
spoke and had a ques-
tion and answer sessions.
Representatives from base
legal and personnel depart-
ments were also present to
answer questions.
"I'm glad that I came
here today because I did
not know about all of the
programs that are avail-
able to us," said YN1 Rose
Daugherty.
Reservists were encour-
aged to bring their families
to the event which included
free food, activities for chil-
dren, and babysitting for
children ages 4 and under.
"I was able to bring my
daughter because of all the
activities that had for kids,"
said SK2 Luke Rhaney.
NOSC Jacksonville cur-
rently supports 2,200
Selected Reservists in 52
augment units and four
reserve force squadrons.
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Seaman to Admiral
The opportunity of a lifetime for three Sailors
By Loren Barnes
NH Jax Public Affairs MAi N
Three Naval Hospital
Jacksonville enlisted
hospital corpsmen
are putting their Navy
adventure on the fast track
through the Seaman to
Admiral (STA- 21) pro-
gram.
STA-21 was initiated in
the 1960s by the first Chief
of Naval Operations (Adm.
Mike Boorda) to have start-
ed out in the enlisted ranks.
He established the program
to boost education and com-
missioning opportunities for
promising enlisted leaders.
Benefiting from STA-
21are HM1(SW/AW)
Amy Zabel, HM3 Carolyn
Ramsey both from NH Jax
and HM1 Jamie Thomas of
the hospital's Naval Branch
Health Clinic, Key West,
Fla.
All three applied for the
STA-21 program by the July
1 deadline and were notified
of their acceptance in the
fall of 2008. Now they are
about to begin their tran-
sition at Officer Training
Command, Newport, RI.
To others considering
applying, Ramsey said don't
be intimidated by your odds
of selection. "Go for it!"
Thomas advised that you
start working your package
early it took him about 18
months to pull all the docu-
mentation together.
At Newport, they will
complete eight weeks of
core officer training and
college preparatory classes.
Zabel said she expects it to
be the officer equivalent of
enlisted boot camp, plus a
whole lot more.
As the Leading Petty
Officer in the NH Jax
Photos by HNlermaine Derrick HM1 (SW/AW) Amy Zabel of Naval Hospital jax
Seaman to Admiral Program selectee HM1 Jamie Customer Service Department was recently select-
Thomas holds his daughter, Brianna, as she visits him ed for the Seaman to Admiral program.
at his NBHC Key West clinic.
Customer Service Office,
Zabel earned a reputation
as a skilled mediator and
problem solver addressing
patient and provider con-
cerns.
Her department head,
Diane Troyano said, "We
are all so proud of HM1
Zabel for her selection to
the STA-21 program. She
will be sorely missed here
at the hospital but she will
go on to bigger and better
things."
HM3 Carolyn Ramsey
works in the recovery
room in NH Jax Surgery
where she is known as a
Sailor with compassion for
patients.
Navy nurses Lt.j.g. Carla
Newkirk-Jones, Lt. Corey
Hawkins, and Lt. Micah
Holden worked closely with
Ramsey to prepare her
STA-21 nomination pack-
age.
Newkirk-Jones said,
"HM3 Ramsey is a great
applicant for this program.
She is astute and caring in
nature and has the drive
needed in the Nurse Corps.
She has pursued collat-
eral duties while always
going above and beyond."
Newkirk-Jones is proud
to have helped Ramsey
through the application pro-
cess, as she too, was com-
missioned after 12 years of
working her way up to hos-
pital corpsman first class.
Ramsey said that guid-
ance from experienced offi-
cers such as these is impor-
tant to making the cut for
STA-21 and other commis-
sioning programs.
Zabel also credited good
mentoring and guidance.
She particularly singled out
HM1 Julio Medina of the
hospital's Command Career
Counselor's office for his
assistance. Medina also was
a big help for Thomas along
with HM1 Justin Pryzbyla
at NHBC Key West.
Thomas said he will be
leaving a two-year-old at
home with his wife during
his two months at Newport.
"But that beats six months
in the sandbox deployed to
Iraq" He has deployed to
the war before while serv-
ing aboard the USS Cape
St. George in 2003.
What drives Thomas to
become a nurse is "being
bedside, being the one who
is actually there, helping
heal the patient and seeing
them get better." Thomas
will realize that dream after
completing nursing school
at the University of South
Florida, Tampa.
After Newport, Zabel will
return to Jacksonville for
three years of study with
Jacksonville University's
School of Nursing. She is
slated to graduate as a
Registered Nurse in 2012.
Ramsey will return to pur-
sue the University of North
Florida's Nursing program
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Besides medicine, there are
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Zabel will be away from
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the first time while she's
at Newport. Her husband,
YNC Tony Zabel is also
deployed with the HS-15, so
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son. Zabel said they have
always been there for her
and always supported her
decisions.
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From Naval War College
Public Affairs
The Naval War
College (NWC) is
accepting online
applications through June
30 for the next academic
cycle of the Fleet Seminar
Program.
Offered through NWC's
College of Distance
Education, the Fleet
Seminar Program enables
officers to complete Joint
Professional Military
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Navy, Marine Corps,
and Coast Guard officers
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other services in the grade
of 0-4 and above are eli-
gible. Federal civilian
employees in the paygrade
of GS-11 or equivalent or
above are also eligible.
"In today's joint world,
a Naval War College edu-
cation is something that
any mid-grade officer
and above really needs to
function in a joint situ-
ation," said professor
Walt Wildemann, deputy
director of the College of
Distance Education at
NWC.
Designed to meet the
individual needs of stu-
dents who are unable to
attend NWC in residence
in Newport, the Fleet
Seminar Program deliv-
ers the NWC intermediate
curriculum in an evening
seminar format. NWC fac-
ulty members bring the
courses to approximately
1,200 students each aca-
demic year at 20 addition-
al instructional locations
across the United States.
Beginning in early
September and continuing
through May, seminars
are one night per week for
three hours per night.
Derived from the 10-
month NWC intermediate
resident core curriculum,
the students are taught
three courses: strategy
and war, joint maritime
operations and national
security decision making.
Each core course is com-
pleted during one academ-
ic year, and completing
all three courses in this
program satisfies JPME
Phase I requirements, a
critical career milestone.
The curriculum is also
accredited toward comple-
tion of the NWC Master
of Arts degree in nation-
al security and strategic
studies.
The core curriculum
can also be completed by
eligible students through
NWC's Web-enabled pro-
gram or CD ROM pro-
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program delivers the cur-
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mat worldwide where
students are assigned to
cohorts and study under
the tutelage of an NWC
online faculty member.
NWC's College of
Distance Education pro-
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additional service obli-
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required course materials
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War College.
Applications for the
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Hospital corpsman wins her first fitness trophy
By Clark Pierce
Editor
T he assistant com-
mand fitness leader
for Naval Hospital
Jacksonville, HM3 Jessica
Anderson, placed first in
the Jax Physique, a body-
building, fitness figure &
bikini competition, held
April 4 at the Times-Union
Center in Jacksonville.
Sponsored by Premier
Physiques and former Mr.
Olympia, Dexter Jackson,
the show was Anderson's
first foray into the world
of fitness and figure com-
petition. The tanned and
toned 23-year-old won the
Women's Bikini Tall (5'6")
Division.
"I was both nervous and
excited to get my first com-
petition under my belt.
Being on stage and posing
in front of an audience that
included my dad was great.
Winning the first-place tro-
phy was a real bonus," said
Anderson.
She thanked her person-
al trainer, MWR Fitness
Assistant Travis White, for
guiding her quest for fit-
ness.
"I met Travis about a
Special to Jax Air News
NAS Jacksonville MWR
Fitness Assistant Travis White
congratulates HM3 Jessica
Anderson of Naval Hospital
Jacksonville on winning the
Women's Bikini Tall Division
and Bikini Overall April 4 at
Jax Physique, a bodybuilding
and fitness competition in
Jacksonville.
year ago when I joined a
cardio-kickboxing class
at the NAS Jax Fitness
Source. As a certified per-
sonal trainer and former
bodybuilder, his guidance
and training cycles have
helped me reach a level of
fitness I had never envi-
sioned."
White's primary job is
helping active duty Sailors
prepare for their PRT and
deployment. "We also pre-
pare Sailors selected for IA
assignments to meet physi-
cal training standards of
the Army or Marine Corps."
He said that few patrons
of the NAS Jax Fitness
Source are as dedicated and
hard working as Anderson.
"Jessica shows great
potential and I believe this
win will be the first of many
more. She's come a long way
in a short time. We set goals
three months ago that have
already been achieved. Her
next bikini competition will
be the National Physique
Committee Europa Show in
Orlando," said White.
Anderson said, "Nutrition
can be the most difficult
part of fitness training. I
eat a strict diet that's tai-
lored to my body type for
me, that means lower
carbs."
Her daily training regi-
men includes about four
hours of cardiovascular
exercise.
"Travis keeps the training
interesting and unpredict-
able, so it never gets bor-
ing. The Stairmaster and I
are best friends. I also run
on the treadmill and out-
side and incorporate high-
intensity interval training
into the training cycle. I
also have a number of iPod
selections programmed for
different machines and rou-
tines," she said.
Pumping iron is a plea-
sure for Anderson.
"I love to lift it's really
my passion. We do some
machines, but mainly free
weights, for about an hour."
Instead of bodybuilding,
she chose to train for the
Figure Bikini Class, where
contestants are judged on
how lean and toned they
are. Bikini competitors
come on stage in groups
and go through the manda-
tory poses. Each competitor
then returns for her indi-
vidual presentation.
Anderson recently
became a member of
Dexter Jackson's "Blade
Fitness Team," with whom
she attended the "2009
Photo by Clark Pierce
Fitness competitor HM3 Jessica Anderson gets a hand with
free weights from MWR Trainer Travis White during a recent
workout at NAS Jax Fitness Source.
Arnold Sports Festival" in
Columbus, Ohio, featur-
ing the IFBB International
Bodybuilding, Fitness &
Figure Championships.
"It was a great learning
experience. I met some of
the biggest names in the
fitness business, includ-
ing Jay Cutler and Ronnie
Coleman," said Anderson.
"I want to get my pro card
within two years and then
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Arnold' and take the tro-
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lifestyle that I hope to turn
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Comfort is focus of naval hospital IAs
By Loren Barnes
NH Jax Public Affairs
S seventeen Naval
Hospital Jacksonville
Individu a l
Augmentees (IAs) deployed
from Naval Station Norfolk,
Va. aboard the hospital
ship USNS Comfort (T-
AH-203) April 1 in support
of Southern Command:
Operation Continuing
Promise 2009
They joined hundreds
of other volunteers from
numerous government and
non-governmental activities
for a 120-day humanitarian
and civil assistance mis-
sion to various Caribbean
and Central American and
South American ports.
These volunteers pick
up the torch from IAs
who served in Continuing
Promise 2008. In that mis-
sion, NH Jax IAs lent valu-
able assistance aboard
the Comfort and the USS
Kearsarge (LHD 3) in an
equal-partnership humani-
tarian assistance mission
involving the United States,
Canada, the Netherlands,
Brazil, France, Nicaragua,
Colombia, Dominican
Republic, Trinidad, Tobago
and Guyana.
In a recent message to
Navy Medicine, Surgeon
General of the Navy Vice
Adm. Adam Robinson Jr.
said, 'Navy Medicine's
humanitarian civil assis-
tance missions offer a
positive vision of hope and
opportunity rooted in our
history and in the promise
of our future. HCA mis-
sions reflect our belief in
the worth, dignity, equality
and value of every person
in the world."
The 2008 Kearsarge
cruise lasted from Aug. 2
to Dec. 2. More than 1,500
volunteers served with per-
sonnel from the U.S. Armed
Forces, as well as those vol-
unteers from other nations
and varied non-govern-
mental agencies includ-
ing Operation Smile and
Project Hope.
The Kearsarge not only
provided medical assistance
to the people of these coun-
tries, but also aided hur-
ricane recovery efforts in
Haiti, providing medical
and public health resources
as well as Seabee engineer-
ing assets.
NH Jax Public Health/
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Officer Lt. Cmdr. Celeste
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and difficult environment.
The mission participants
saw first hand the poor-
est of the poor struggling
to survive in often appall-
ing living conditions with
little medical care. Health
issues virtually eliminated
in more developed countries
are still big problems in
many of these areas.
Santana said the health-
care teams dealt with the
entire spectrum of mala-
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tries malaria and wide-
spread, often untreated,
tuberculosis; parasitic
infections; malnutrition;
untreated injuries and
the full range of sexually
transmitted diseases. Her
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dealt with issues ranging
from educating teens about
hygiene, dental care and
STDs to a crisis in Colombia
in which cyanide entered a
local water supply when a
barge accident sank drums
of the deadly poison into a
river.
Fitch, who organized and
dispensed medications,
also helped de-worm more
than 7,000 children, saw
more than 300 in sick call,
cross-trained in the ship's
ward and in surgery and
was amazed by the people's
resilience to dire circum-
stances.
She said there were
always people they couldn't
reach during their short
stays, many of whom had
walked for days to reach
this thin hope of medical
care.
Santana pointed out
that they were desperate
for medical care, for them-
selves, their children and
even their livestock not
necessarily in that order.
In 2008, Lt. Cmdr.
Celeste Santana
and Cmdr. Dermot
Killian, physicians
embarked aboard
USS Kearsarge (LHD
3), give young men
in the Dominican
Republic a basic per-
sonal hygiene and
sexual health educa-
tion class.
Photo by MCI Emmitt Hawks
One father explained that
he can always have more
children but not a new ox.
For him, livestock meant
the basics of his family's
meager income.
She was also impressed
with the deep bonds the
medical teams developed,
sharing in their concern for
each patient. She recalled
one team gathering outside
the room of a mother facing
a difficult birth and they
took a moment to pray for
her. Tragically, the mother
died but the child survived.
She said when she saw that
group with heads bowed,
regardless of their back-
grounds and beliefs, none of
them had a dry eye, includ-
ing herself.
Despite the plight of the
local population, Fitch said
the people were generous
and grateful of spirit. She
noted they always said
"thank you." That came
from the poorest patients
to high ranking dignitaries
who visited the ship or the
clinics. For instance, she
recalled that many national
leaders visited her pharma-
cy aboard ship and in the
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seemed very excited about
what they saw. Politically,
the visits gave them the
opportunity to demonstrate
what they were doing for
their people with ties to
other nations, including
the U.S., in providing vital
medical assistance.
The volunteers were also
grateful for this experience
and said they would love
to go on such an adventure
again.
Photo by MC3 Maddelin Angebrand
Navy Nurse Lt. Carmen Harmon, embarked aboard USS
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from the Santa Rosa medical site during the humanitarian/
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XI. LONG i, Basic debt collection: the process and protections
By Lt. Candice Albright
Judge Advocate General Corps
Photos by Kaylee LaRocque
CS1(SW) Ronnie Robinson of the NAS Jax Flight Line Cafe
tries to find his trouser size with the help of NAS Jax Navy
Exchange (NEX) employee Elisa Punzalan in the new NEX
Navy Working Uniform Store located in the warehouse next
to the convenience store on Child Street.
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Unfortunately, debt issues are
affecting many Americans
and the military is no excep-
tion. So it's important to know the
basics of debt collection, the laws
which regulate the collection indus-
try and the consequences of failure to
pay lawful debts.
You are legally obligated to pay a
just debt when you take out a loan,
use a credit card, co-sign on a loan,
enter into a private agreement with
another party for things such as home
repair or auto repair, or if you become
involved in a myriad of other circum-
stances which involve the exchange of
money for goods or services.
The collection of unsecured debts is
most commonly associated with delin-
quent credit card payments. As every-
one knows, if you do not pay the mini-
mum balance on your MasterCard,
VISA or other credit card, you are
asking for financial trouble.
If you do not pay an owed debt, the
original creditor will most likely use
the services of a debt collection agency
to obtain payment. Once this occurs,
your credit report reads that the par-
ticular account has been "charged off'
meaning that your debt is owned by
the collection agency.
This particular act of a "charge off'
is important because you are pro-
tected under certain laws depend-
ing on who is doing the collecting.
The Fair Debt Collection Practices
Act (FDCPA) is a federal law that
protects consumers against debt col-
lectors but, it does not apply to the
original creditor.
Debt collectors usually begin the
collection process with "courtesy"
calls. If you receive a collection call,
you have the right to be told the name
of the creditor and the exact amount
you owe.
Further, the caller is not allowed to
use obscene or threatening language
with you. It is also considered harass-
ment to contact you at unusual hours
(usually defined as before 8 a.m. or
after 9 p.m.). Also, under federal law,
a debt collector cannot communicate
with you at work, once he knows that
your employer prohibits such com-
munication. Therefore, be sure to
inform the collector of this fact when
they call. Unfortunately, as previous-
ly mentioned, this law does not apply
to the original creditor itself.
Either at the same time collection
calls start or immediately thereaf-
ter, a collector is required to provide
you written notification of the debt
and amount owed. If you are given all
the information about the debt and
acknowledge that you owe it, then it
may be in your best interest to make
a settlement offer. In many cases, late
fees and other administrative costs
are added to the original amount -
and can be avoided if a settlement
offer is made.
If you want to dispute the debt,
then you must do so in writing. The
collector is required to inform you
that you have a right to dispute the
debt. To keep this right, you must dis-
pute the debt within 30 days of first
written notification of the attempt
at collection. Within the body of the
dispute letter, reference the account
number used by the collection agency,
your name and to write the follow-
ing: (1) if you dispute the entire debt,
then write, "I dispute this debt in its
entirety" or "This debt is in dispute;"
or (2) if you owe part of the debt, but
not all of it, then write "I dispute any
debt over the amount of X."
Once a debt is disputed in writing,
you receive certain automatic pro-
tections under the FDCPA and the
Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
The FDCPA requires that the creditor
must validate the disputed debt and
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is walk in, pick out their
items and check out. There
is also a team of associates
standing by to assist with
measurements if needed
and help Sailors find their
items.
"It's really organized and
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They are fully stocked with
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ties, wash khakis, coveralls,
woodland green and avia-
tion green uniforms.
The NWU will become the
primary working uniform
used in all Navy communi-
ties and duties. All existing
working uniforms will con-
tinue to be authorized for
wear until December 2010.
Fiscal year 2009 cloth-
ing replacement allowances
have been adjusted to facili-
tate purchasing four sets of
NWU shirts and trousers
by December 2010.
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Naval Hospital Jax
Civilians of the Year
exemplify lead(
By Loren Barnes provider to deliver this spe-
NH Jax Public Affairs cific care. This care com-
prised over 25 percent of
N aval Hospital the entire recorded October
Jacksonville 2008 production, valued at
Commanding $26,874.
Officer Capt. Bruce In addition, she initiated
Gillingham recognized and completed a much need-
three outstanding staff ed general supply inventory
members March 27 for and reorganized the supply
exemplary leadership storeroom, allowing rapid,
resulting in their selection accurate visual inventory
as the 2008 Civilians of the reviews.
Year and Contractor of the Lee Grose, a social work-
Year representing the hos- er in the NH Jax Substance
pital and its seven Navy Abuse and Rehabilitation
Branch Health Clinics Program (SARP), located
(NBHC). aboard the hospital cam-
Kimberly Hanniford, a pus at NAS Jacksonville,
dental assistant at NBHC was named the Category II
Albany, Ga., was selected Civilian of the Year.
as the 2008 Category I "I was definitely thrilled
Civilian of the Year. In an and honored," Grose said.
interview with Southwest "I believe everything I do is
Georgia's Fox 31, Hanniford a reflection of the team we
said, "I just put my best have here in the SARP."
foot forward and strive for In the third quarter
excellence in my personal of 2008, Grose assumed
life as well as profession- an additional 153 patient
ally. When I took this job, encounters and many hours
I thought it would be an of case management on
opportunity to serve our behalf of 34 patients after
patients here but also part they completed alcohol
of it is serving our country." rehabilitation.
Capt. William Butt of He also improved over-
NBHC Albany said of all patient care at SARP
Hanniford, "Nothing falls by integrating the best of
through the cracks when Navy Medicine's "Living in
Hanniford is on duty." Balance" program into the
For instance, she became clinic's continuing care pro-
the primary support for a gram. And he spearheaded
visiting dental officer when integration of patient feed-
the regularly assigned back into SARP's clinical
dentist was temporarily and administrative prac-
assigned duty elsewhere, tices.
empowering the dentist to At the same time, Grose
meet normal production became licensed as a clini-
targets. cal social worker, enabling
She even took on fabricat- the command to gain a
ing stone casts and custom licensed independent prac-
trays to allow the interim titioner without additional
ership
cost.
Lori Sipka, Lead Third
Party Billing Agent for
the Resource Management
Directorate, took the
Category III Contractor
honors.
Sipka, who is contracted
through Lockheed Martin,
said she sees this is as rec-
ognition of all eight mem-
bers of the Third Party
Billing team. Her award
focused on the fact that she
led a team that netted the
largest increase by dollars
for third party insurance
billing collections DoD-
wide.
The team saved taxpayers
almost $3 million through
this program last year. "I'm
just thrilled that all our
hard work has been recog-
nized," Sipka said.
She specifically sin-
gled out the following co-
workers on her team:
Christina Cunningham,
Erin Forsberg, Patricia
Hampton, Patricia Lafata,
Mamie Moore, Pamela
Mosley and Jolene Yoon.
Kimberly Hanniford Lee Grose Lori Sipka
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Rescue Swimmer School
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AW2 Michael Reilly
Sailor of the Quarter
STG1 Joseph Cowan
Naval Computer and
Telecommunications Station
Jax
Sailor of the Quarter
IT1(SW) Paul Smith
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
IT2(SW) Matthew Likewise
Navy Medicine Support
Command
Sailor of the Quarter
HM3(SW) Anthony Rivera
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
HM1 Angela McCabe
Helicopter Sea Combat Wing
Atlantic, Det Jax
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AW2 Brent Blackwell
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
SK1 Edward Bush
Navy Band Southeast
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
MU2 (SW) Kelly DaCosta
Sailor of the Quarter
MU1 Gregory Bonistalli
Naval Hospital Jacksonville
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
HN Louis Kimbriel
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
HM2 Sunshine Padilla
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
HM1(SW/AW) Kathy Myers
VP-45
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
AZAN Jonathan Kilgore
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AD2 (AW) Thomas Bacon
Sailor of the Quarter
AM1 (AW) James Agner
Branch Clinic Jacksonville
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
HN Mathew Gomez
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
HM3 Joseph Isaac
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
HM1 Timothy Menear
HS-7
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ASAN Erin Andreas
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AWR2(AW/SW/NAC) Justin
Dove
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AO1(AW) Edwin Mena
Helicopter Sea Combat
Weapons School
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AWR1(AW) Benjamin Pilgrim
Navy Recruiting District
Jacksonville
Sailor of the Quarter
YN1(AW) Kelsey Deriso
NAS Jax
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PSSN Shaunellia Ferguson
(PSD)
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
CS3 Ryan Sandoval (Supply)
Sailor of the Quarter
ET2 Alex Kolkin (Air Ops)
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
CS1 Danielle Smith (Supply)
VP-30
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ATAN Blake Gerlikowski
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
YN3 Joann Gonzalez
Sailor of the Quarter
PS2 Tabitha Longfellow
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AD1 Richard Poland
Southeast Regional
Calibration Center
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ATAN Jesse Chester
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AT2(AW/SW) Shasta Dell
Sailor of the Quarter
AZ1 (AW/SW) Anquinette Avant
Navy Region Southeast,
Reserve Component
Command
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
YN2 (SW) Jessica Whitley
Sailor of the Quarter
YN (AW/SW) Fernando
Quinonesperez
Personnel Support Center
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PSSN Shaunellia Ferguson
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
PS3 Colleen Jacob
Sailor of the Quarter
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Senior Sailor of the Quarter
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VP-62
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Sailor of the Quarter
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VP-62 Selected Reservist
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
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Sailor of the Quarter
AWO1(AW) Desmond Valdes
Commander, Patrol and
Reconnaissance Wing Eleven
Shore Junior Sailor of the
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IT1 Katrina Bailey
Shore Senior Sailor of the
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AWO1 David Kincaid
Sea Junior Sailor of the Quarter
OS2 Antoinette Lucky
Sea Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AW1 Jerry Perdue
HS-11
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PSSN Henry Johnson
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AD2(AW) Cody Holden
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
PS1(AW/SW) Yuvonne Williams
Navy Operational Support
Center
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PSSA Pedro Diaz
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AZ2 Menell Horton
Sailor of the Quarter
YN1 (AW) Shergala Brockett
Commander, Navy Region
Southeast
Sailor of the Quarter
OS1 Terrance Pringle
Transient Personnel Unit Jax
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
ABE2(AW) Joseph Rivas
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
OS1 (SW/AW) Travone Steele
HSM-70
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
AEAN Alexandra Rosenblum
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AT2 Jeffrey Chinn
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AWR1 Brian Hartwick
Fourth Quarter 2008
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Junior Sailor of the Quarter
PS2 Laura Rollins
Sailor of the Quarter
AWF1 (AW/NAC) Cecil
Honeycutt
Selected Reservist
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
SK2 Eric Medina
Sailor of the Quarter
AM1 (AW) Jeffrey Schwartz
Rescue Swimmer School
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
FC2 Benito Martinez
Sailor of the Quarter
AW1 Brandon Lee
Naval Hospital Jacksonville
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
HM1(FMF) Jay Goronal
Junior Sailor of Quarter
HM3(SW/AW) Shanisha Fitch
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
HN(FMF) Wesley Williams
Branch Clinic Jacksonville
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
HM2(SW/AW) Jodi Sablan
Navy Region Southeast,
Reserve Component
Command
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
YN2(SW) Stephen Ray
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
PS1(AW) Laquetta Robinson
VP-45
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PSSN Jeromy Greeson
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AWO2(AW/NAC) Jevin Delgado
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AWF1 (AW/NAC) Charles
Nannenga
Navy Medicine Support
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Junior Sailor of the Quarter
HM3 Natasha Hampton
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
HM2 Rachel Smith (Oglesby)
Construction Battalion
Maintenance Unit 202
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
EO1(SCW) George Linneman
Sailor of the Quarter
BU2(SCW) Eric Chambers
Helicopter Sea Combat Wing
Atlantic, Det Jax
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
YN2 Thykeisha Santana
Navy Band Southeast
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
MU3 Gene Register
Sailor of the Quarter
MU1 Jerry Daniel
Consolidated Maintenance
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Sailor of the Quarter
AM1(AW) Eric Hammond
HS-7
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
AMAN Jason Ball
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AE2(AW) Jennifer Jackson
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AE1(AW) Jerod Wilcox
Center for Naval Aviation
Technical Training Unit Jax
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AT1 Daniel Bradberry
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AW2 Michael Brown
Senior Instructor of the Quarter
AS1 Justo Valverde
Junior Instructor of the Quarter
AS2 Tiffany Ware
NAS Jax
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
BMSN Delvin Dozier (Executive)
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AC2 Wesley Fouts (Air Ops)
Sailor of the Quarter
MA2 Ester Goodman (Security)
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
YN1 (SW/AW) Sha'ron Jenkins
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Navy Recruiting District
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Sailor of the Quarter
EM1 (SS) Jeffery Graby
VP-30
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ATAN Chris Reynolds
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
AME3 Lachelle Kilbarger
Sailor of the Quarter
AWV2 Samuel Houston
Southeast Regional
Calibration Center
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
ATAN Edwin Ricks
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
SK3(SW/AW) Stacy Myers
Sailor of the Quarter
AT1 (AW/SW) Jason Pitts
HSM-70
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
CSSA Thomas Keller
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
IT2 Erica Mundo
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
PS1(AW) Denise Belviy
Personnel Support
Detachment
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PS3 Emmanuel Beaubrun
Sailor of the Quarter
PS1 Christopher Carson
Commander, Patrol and
Reconnaissance Wing Eleven
Shore
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
OS2 Terrance Popplewell
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
AWO1 Frederick Baker
Sea
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
OS2 Tekeyta White
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
OS1 Yolanda Coakley
Security
Sailor of the Quarter
MA2 Esther Goodman
Navy Operational Support
Center
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
HA Aaron McGowan
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
YN2 Latia Smalls
Sailor of the Quarter
NC1(AW) Wendy Drinkwater
Commander, Navy Region
Southeast
Sailor of the Quarter
YN1 Rachael Lewis
Fleet Readiness Center
Southeast
Blue Jacket of the Quarter
PS3 Cory Fortuna
Transient Personnel Unit Jax
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
SH2(SW) Shivaughn Osborne
Senior Sailor of the Quarter
CS1(AW) Darla Adams
Navy Region Southeast,
Reserve Component
Command
Sailor of the Quarter
ET1(SW) Angelo Echevarria
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
CE2(SCW/SW) Michael
Perezdejesus
SOQ LUNCH: Top Sailors recognized
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develop career objectives
and the plans to achieve
them."
Hudson added that high-
er education plays a larg-
er role in developing top
Sailors.
"There was a time when
officers were a product of
education and enlisted were
a product of experience." he
continued. T'l .i\, that line
has been blurred and many
young Sailors are taking
full advantage of Navy edu-
cational opportunities. It's
not uncommon anymore for
a four- or five-year Sailor to
have earned an associate or
even a bachelor's degree."
To provide optimal ser-
vice for the larger-than-
normal event, the NAS Jax
Officers' Club catering team
designed dual buffet lines
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NC1 (AW) Wendy Drinkwater
of Navy Operational Support
Center Jacksonville said,
"Being here today as Sailor of
the Quarter is huge for me.
It validated coming to work
every day and putting in the
long hours."
with carving stations.
Following lunch, each
SOQ was called to receive
his or her award envelope
containing a letter of rec-
ognition from NAS Jax
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Collision Repair
Insurance Claims Accepted
All Work Guaranteed
Painting & Custom Paint Jobs
All Makes & Models Motorcycles
Commanding Officer Capt.
Jack Scorby Jr., a congratu-
latory letter from Sen. Mel
Martinez (R-Fla.), plus, a
gift bag from the USO.
SOQs also received $50
savings bonds from Vystar
Credit Union, a gift card
from the Navy Exchange
and some received a free
night's stay at Rodeway
Inn. Geico, USAA Insurance
and NAS Jax MWR spon-
sored the buffet luncheon.
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information.
Taylor Swift Concert Ticket
Give-a-way!
Now April 26
Receive one entry with each
paid game of open bowling.
Drawing April 26 at 7 p.m.
at bowling & pizza party
Wednesday
Free Bowling for active
duty
11 a.m. 1 p.m.
Color Pin Bowling
5 -10 p.m. $2 games
Saturday Night Extreme
Bowling
7 9 p.m. & 9:30 p.m.
midnight
$11 per person, includes
shoe rental
Sunday
Family Day Special
11 a.m. 5 p.m. $1.25
games
Color Pin Bowling
5 -10 p.m. $2 games
Wednesday Night
Challenge League at 7 p.m.
Book your birthday &
command events at
Freedom Lanes
The Zone Complex
Call 542-3521 for
information.
Texas Hold'em
Tournaments
Budweiser Brew House
Mon. & Thurs., 7 p.m.
Zone gift certificates
awarded!
Trivia Night
Budweiser Brew House
Tues. at 7:30 p.m.
Karaoke
Budweiser Brew House
Lunch BINGO
Mon.- Fri. 11:15 a.m.
10 games, $1 per card per
game
Enjoy lunch while you play.
Fitness & Aquatics
Call 542-2930
for information.
Learn to Swim
May 4 14
$30 military / $35 DoD
Spring Sports Challenge
May 7-8
1500-meter relay, auto
race, dodgeball, wiffleball,
kickball, 3-on-3 volleyball,
badminton, washers and
tug-of-war!
Turn in rosters at base gym
by noon May 1.
Aquatics Swim Madness
Program
May 1 August 1
Win great prizes!
Lifeguard Class
May 4- 8, 5- 9 p.m.
$100 military, $105 DoD,
$140 guest
Base Gym
Outdoor Pool opens May 16
with games and prizes.
Pool hours: May 16 (11
a.m. 6 p.m.); May 17 (1
- 5 p.m.); May 23 (11 a.m. -
6 p.m.); May 24 (1 5 p.m.);
May 25 (11 a.m.- 6 p.m.);
Memorial Day, May 30 (11
a.m. 6 p.m.); May 31 (1
5 p.m.)
New TRX suspension
training class
Now at the Fitness Center
Tuesday & Thursday at
11:15 a.m. and Friday at
4:15 p.m.
Family Fitness Center
Located above the Youth
Center Gym
Mon. Fri. 9 a.m. 1 p.m.
Tues. & Thurs. 4 7 p.m.
Work out while your
children enjoy the play
area.
I.T.T. Events
Call 542-3318
for information.
Jacksonville Suns Baseball
Home Plate Box $11
adult, $10.50 child/senior
Reserved $8 adult, $7.50
child/senior
General Admission $5
adult, $4.50 child/senior
Funk Fest
May 9 at Metropolitan Park
Gates open at 3 p.m.,
showtime at 5 p.m.
$22 per person
Bama Jam Music and Arts
Festival in Enterprise,
Alabama
Featuring Kid Rock,
Taylor Swift, Gary Allen,
Blake Shelton, Heidi
Newfield, John Anderson,
Brooks & Dunn, Alan
Jackson and more! www.
bamajammusicfestival.com
June 4 6
$129.50 per person
Coke Zero 400
July 4, Daytona Speedway
$86 for Keech Box Seats
Ride the ITT shuttle for $15
St. Augustine Fishing
Charters
Jetties 5 hrs $325
Near shore 4 hrs $375
Near shore 6 hrs $475
Near shore 8 hrs $575
Offshore/bottom 10 hrs
$700
Offshore/trolling/bottom
$750
Accommodates four
anglers; equipped with
electronics, tackle & fishing
licenses.
Paintball Adventures
$21 per person, includes
everything but paintballs
Paintball with military ID
$12, without $14
AMC Gold Experience
Movie Theater tickets now
on sale.
No restrictions Only $8.
Liberty Cove Recreation
Trips, activities and costs
may be restricted to El-E6
single or unaccompanied
active duty members. Call
542-3491 for information.
Jacksonville Suns Baseball
Tonight
Free admission and
transportation
Comedy Zone Trip
Tonight
Free admission and
appetizers!
Skydiving Trip
Saturday
$150 per person
Movie in the Yard featuring
Yes Man
April 29 at 8 p.m.
Barracks Courtyard
Movies at Base Theater
Open to all hands call
542-3491
Navy Gateway Inn &
Suites Conference Room
(Located on Mustin Rd.
in Bldg. 11.) Vending
machines available.
F,'id.iy, April 24, 7 p.m.
Doubt (PG-13)
Saturday, April 25, 5 p.m.
-Seven Pounds (PG-13)
Saturday, April 25, 7 p.m.
Sex Drive (R)
Frd.i.L, May 1, 7 p.m.
Defiance (R)
Saturday, May 2, 5 p.m.
Bedtime Stories (PG)
Saturday, May 2, 7 p.m.
Twilight (PG- 13)
Fild.iLy, May 8, 7 p.m.
Army of Darkness (R)
Saturday, May 9, 5 p.m.
- The Pink Panther 2 (PG)
Saturday, May 9, 7 p.m. -
Wing Commander (PG-13)
NAS Jax Golf Club
Golf course info: 542-3249
Mulligan's info: 542-2936
Military Appreciation Days
at NAS Jax Golf Club
New rates! $15 per person,
includes cart & green fees
May 5 and 19 active duty.
May 7 and 21 retirees and
DoD personnel.
Rain in the savings at the
NAS Jax Golf Course
Play 18-holes with cart for
$20!
Monday and Tuesday
dhi .1i1.iy- excluded)
Sunday Brunch now at
Mulligan's, 10 a.m. 2 p.m.
O-Club & T-Bar
For information on booking
command or private
functions at the O'Club or
T-Bar, call the Officers'
Club main office, 542-3041.
T-Bar Social Hours
Monday Frd.i.y, 3:30-7:30
p.m.
Reserve Drill Weekends,
3:30-7:30 p.m.
Mulberry Cove Marina
Call 542-3260.
Free Kayak & Canoe
Rental
Thursday for active duty
Skipper "B" Sailing Classes
$150 per person
May 1, 2, 3, 9 & 10
June 5, 6, 7, 13 & 14
July 31, Aug. 1, 2, 8 & 9
Sept. 4, 5, 6, 12 & 13
Free use of sailboats.
This program results in
Skipper "B" certification
and opportunity to
compete in intramural
sailboat races in 2009.
Navy Jacksonville Yacht
Club Intramural Sailboat
Races
First Wed. of May, June,
July & August
5 -8:30 p.m.
Youth Center
Call 778-9772
Summer Camp packets now
ready for pick-up
Register now at the youth
center 9 a.m. 6 p.m.
April 20 Reservists
Cheerleaders Program
For girls 12 17 years
$35 per month with a $50
registration fee
Fee includes practice
uniform and cheer package
NAS Jax Flying Club
For more information, call
777-8549/6035.
Private Pilot Ground School
June 1 July 8
$450 per person
Includes instruction and
books
Child Development
Homes
For more information, call
542-5381.
Be your own boss!
Provide quality childcare in
your home.
Become a Navy Child
Development Home Care
Provider.
DEBT: Beware of the consequences
From Page 12
cannot attempt to collect on the debt until
it is validated to you in writing. The FCRA
requires that any disputed debt must also
be reported by the creditor on the consum-
er's credit report.
If you do not pay your debt, you are con-
sidered a financial risk by lenders and
you may either be denied credit or given
credit at an obscenely high interest rate. A
consequence specific to the military is that
your security clearance may be revoked
if you do not pay your debts. Pursuant to
SECNAVINST M-5510.30, continuation of
a security clearance is based on a "whole
person concept."
One of the factors considered is a per-
son's ability and willingness (or lack there-
of) to meet financial obligations and/or pay
lawful debts. If negative financial infor-
mation is brought to the attention of DoN
CAF (Department of the Navy Central
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Ailj utli,.. 1, 11 in Facility), it is likely that your
security clearance will be revoked bar-
ring any mitigating factors. If this occurs,
a sailor is unable to function at most jobs
in the Navy and may be administratively
separated if the security clearance is not
re-instated.
As you can see, the best way to solve debt
collection problems is to prevent them from
ever starting. Once the collection process
begins, it can truly be a nightmare to sort
out to whom you owe the debt and the con-
sequences of poor financial management
can follow you for years to come. This can
be prevented with a sound financial plan
and not over-extending your credit.
Legal assistance attorneys are available
to help at: NAS Jacksonville (904) 542-
2565 ext. 3006; NS Mayport (904) 270-5445
ext. 3017; NSB Kings Bay (912) 573-3959.
This article is not intended to substitute
for the personal advice of a licensed attor-
ney.
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Open Singles Tennis
Tournament April 27 at 5 p.m.
The tournament is free and open to all NAS
Jax authorized men and women ages 18 and
older. Matches will play at the Guy Ballou
Tennis Complex. Awards will be given for
each division. Call NAS Jax Athletics at 542-
2930 to sign up.
Captain's Cup 3-on-3 Sand Volleyball
League Meeting May 6 at 11:30 a.m.
Open to NAS Jax active duty, selective
reservists, command DoD and DoD contractor
personnel. Meet at the base gym to obtain
required paperwork,. Commands with their
athletic officer or designated representative
attending receive 5 captain's cup points.
Summer Golf League
Meeting May 13 at 11:30 a.m.
Open to NAS Jax active duty, selective
reservists, command DoD and DoD contractor
personnel. Meet at the base gym to obtain
required paperwork,. Commands with their
athletic officer or designated representative
attending receive 5 captain's cup points.
Captain's Cup Badminton
League Forming
Two-person teams play Mondays at
lunchtime. Open to all NAS Jax active
duty, selective reservists, command DoD
personnel and DoD contractors.
Greybeard Basketball League Meeting
May 20 at 11:30 a.m.
Open to NAS Jax active duty, command
DoD personnel and selective reservists age
30 & up. Meet at the base gym to obtain
required paperwork,. Commands with their
athletic officer or designated representative
attending receive 5 captain's cup points.
Intramural Basketball League Meeting
May 20 at noon
Open to all NAS Jax active duty, command
DoD personnel and selective reservists.
Meet at the base gym to obtain required
paperwork,. Commands with their athletic
NAS JAX SPORTS
officer or designated representative attending
receive 5 captain's cup points.
Memorial Day 5K Run May 21
at 11:30 a.m.
Free to all runners aboard NAS Jax. Race
begins on Perimeter Road near the antenna
farm. Sign up at NAS Jax Gym or Fitness
Source by May 15 or at the race site from
10:30 11:15 a.m. Awards through third
place in men's and women's 29 & under; 30-
37; 38-44; 45-49; 50 & over divisions.
For more information, call Bill
Bonser at 542-2930/3239.
STANDINGS
Intramural Winter Golf
As of April 17
Wins Losses
Team
VP-16
Up & Down
CNATTU Gold
Air Ops
Spartans
CBMU202
FRCSE
HS-11
Naval Hospital
CNATTU Blue
VR-58
Intramural Soccer
As of April 17
Team Wins Losses
VP-16 7 0
VP-30 O's 6 1
FRCSE 5 3
HITRON 4 4
Naval Hospital 4 2
CNATTU 4 2
Ties
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
Ties
0
1
1
0
1
1
VP-30 E's
VP-45
NAVFAC
Tear
HITR
NOS
Fire
HSMV
Air O
FRC
Dirty
CNR
VP-3
VP-1
HS-1
Rabi
FRC
SER
Intramural Spring Softball
As of April 17
m Wins Loss
=ON 6 1
iC/NCTS 6 1
Dept. 5 1
1-70 4 0
)ps 4 2
SE 900 4 2
Birdz 4 2
ISE/NRD 4 3
30 3 4
6 3 5
1 2 4
d Possums 2 5
SE Red 1 6
CC 0 7
Team
CNATTU
CNATTU
SERCC
Air Ops
VP-16
FISC
Greybeard Softball
As of April 17
Wins
Gold 5
Blue 2
2
1
ses
Losses
0
1
2
2
3
3
Intramural Spring Volleyball
As of April 17
Team Wins Losses
Air Ops 3 0
CNATTU Gold 2 1
FRCSE 2 1
Naval Hospital 1 1
NOSC 1 1
HSM-70 1 2
HS-11 0 3
CNATTU Blue 0 3
May I introduce myself?. UIT TOBACCO.
By Beth Wilson
Special Contributor
I recently had the privi-
lege speaking to vari-
ous groups. It came to
my attention many mili-
tary spouses may not be
aware that I do more than
write a weekly column. At
the exhortation of many I
would like to introduce my
other endeavors.
Operation Honeymoon
- did you and your service
member never have a hon-
eymoon? A little research
revealed that perhaps
as many as 65 percent of
enlisted couples never had a
honeymoon. Officer couples,
while a somewhat lower
number, also go years hop-
ing to have a honeymoon
with their service member.
I have heard from many
spouses who could use a
boost, a blessing if you
will. What better gift can
you give a military spouse
than memorable, undis-
tracted time with their
service member? I founded
Operation Honeymoon to
send military couples on a
honeymoon cruise. Learn
more at www.operationhon-
eymoon.org
View from the Pier
eNewsletter is a free publi-
cation specifically for enlist-
ed spouses. Each issue spot-
lights an inspiring spouse,
provides info on opportu-
nities and resources to
enhance our quality of life
as well as regular features
on marriage, finances and
Navy life. Drop an email to
vfp@homefrontinfocus.com
with "subscribe" in the sub-
ject line to subscribe
Navy Homefront Talk!
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SPOUSE'S PERSPECTIVE
with a bent toward Navy.
We feature guests to inspire
us, bring us information on
resources, opportunities or
entertain us. My co-hosts
and I talk about our lives,
families, joys, interests
and challenges. We have a
blast! The live show has a
chat room where you can
join the conversation or call
to participate in the show.
Can't listen live? No prob-
lem! Archived shows are
available on the Website.
To listen logon to: www.
blogtalkradio.com/nht.
The show airs live each
Wednesday evening at 6pm
Pacific Time.
Blogs: I have joined the
ranks of bloggers! A blog
provides what a column
cannot a two-way conver-
sation. I blog my thoughts
and experiences to open a
conversation, a dialog, with
you, my readers. I love the
interaction and opportunity
to hear your perspective,
ideas and experiences.
I feed three blogs, each
with its own flavor. My
first blog, "My View from
the Pier," is my 'Navy wife'
blog where I 'blog' my expe-
riences, views, challenges
and joys of marriage to my
wonderful sailor and the
Navy. Join the conversa-
tion at www.myviewfrom-
thepier.com. I look forward
to 'meeting' you there.
My next blog is an out-
let for my 'political' side. 'A
Voting Military Spouse' is
my look at the things that
impact military families
at the state and national
level. It is not a partisan
blog, rather, an informative
Beth Wilson
and observational blog. If
you share this interest (and
concern) join me at www.
avotingmilspouse.com.
My last blog is more per-
sonal. "Faith of a Navy
Wife" blogs my journey of
faith in the midst of Navy
life's joys and challenges. I
am not a religious scholar,
just a woman finding God
in daily life. If you are on a
similar journey let's talk at
www.faithofanavywife.com.
My final initiatives are
'under construction'. I will
be launching the Enlisted
Spouse Community Forum
in April. If you would like
to be a beta tester of this
forum to foster a supportive
community of spouses email
me at beth@homefrontinfo-
cus.com
Need a 'port call' for
some R&R? Who doesn't?
This fall I will kick off my
first Port-Call-4-Spouses, a
retreat weekend with one
purpose refreshing spous-
es! Check my website often
for updates at www.home-
frontinfocus.com.
Thank you for indulging
me in my self-promotion. I
hope you will check out my
other efforts and find them
enjoyable!
Ensign Ross
McCaskill of
Naval Facilities
Engineering
Southeast, enjoys a
beautiful day April
16 at the NAS
.. Jax Golf Course
Driving Range.
-,. For more informa-
S tion on golf course
S activities, call 542-
.: 3249.
Photo by Shannon Leonard
Photo by Clark Pierce
MWR Fitness Director Tim McKinney recently announced that
11-year-old Garrett Carter (above) was the first finisher in the
Captain Chuck Cornett 5K Walk April 4 at NAS Jacksonville.
"Due to a snafu at registration, Garrett did not receive a chip
timer, so he failed to show at the finish line. Our belated con-
gratulations go out to Garrett," said McKinney.
Special Navy Exchange promotion
offered for Mother's Day
By Kristine Sturkie
NEXCOM PAO
ust in time for Mother's Day, the NEX is offering a
MILITARY STARTM credit card special interest rate
on fine jewelry and watches. From April 29 May
17, customers will pay no interest or down payment on
any fine jewelry or watch purchase over $149 -and there
will be no payments for three months.
The MILITARY STAR card offers many benefits includ-
ing 10 percent off the first day's purchases (up to the cus-
tomer's credit limit), no annual fee, low interest rate and
24-hour customer service including online access.
MILITARY STAR card applications are available at any
NEX. The application can be processed the same day at
the NEX customer service desk.
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1837 Fairfax port $139,900 904-686-4651
Cul-De-Sac, 4 BR/2 BA, 1783 sq.ft. In
large wooded Duclay Estates
Sfenced lot, 20 Close to NAS Jax, 1-295
minutes to NAS Jax. O.P. Mall & More!
Best schools. PCS in Spectacular, brick, many
June $299K 287-8594. interior updates.
Separate Great Room and
S Dining Room.
^ L JSeTh aRemodeled bathrooms.
Wood laminate and tile
flooring throughout.
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Northslde- 32 brick Ranch. from converted garage.
DClose to 295. $129,900. New water heater, newer
Owner pays closing cost roof 2001. Only qualified
226-2738 Owner/Agent buyers, please.
S6053 Bizier Rd. $150,000
MLS # 475691
Anthony C. Marotta-
Realtor
SOUTHSIDE- San Jose Magnolia Properties
2br/2ba, waterfront, nicely 904-565-9225
furn/ unfurn'd, sec., short/ acm731@comcast.net
long term 737-2829/ 568-6356 www.anthonycmarotta.com
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Bringing Quality Homes and
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Orange Park, FL 32073
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3br/1.5ba New: carpet,
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counter tops. Screened
patio & fenced back yrd.
Only $89,900. Also, may
consider lease purchase
or lease call 904-521-2951
AFFORDABLE
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One mile from NASJAX
3bed/2bath + den, 1400sf
under AC, huge yard. Call
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894-6587, 7346 Midway Rd.
Asking $148,000.
Seven Bridges Realty
4o San Jose to San
Clerc-Golfview
Condos, 1st. fl.
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* Resident Business Center
* 24-hour Fitness Center
* Garages available
* Brand New Playground
* Volleyball Court
II Mandarin- 2br/2ba Condo
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$850mo. Call 904-545-1999
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bargains! Kit area w/refrig/microw. EXTRA LARGE Apts
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price. 2/2.5, 2100sf, wrap
balcony. Will consider
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details: 954-234-3496
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904.269.3007
ARLINGTON 1 & 2br,kit
equp carpet, A/C & heat, nr
bus line. Starting e $495/mo
904-993-1529
ARLINGTON Adobe
Apts. Studio $400. 1/1
$450 2/1 $625. 904-745-0450
1110 Caliente Dr.
Jacksonville $709 month,
no lease. Pay by the
week. Stay less than a
kitchens free utilities
w/cable. 8341 Dames
Point Crossing.
904-743-7100 Must present
this ad. Offer exp. 5/25/09
WESTSIDE nr NAS Jax
Extra nice 1/1, ch/a,
clean, quiet, washer,
microwave, no pets,
$550m/$350dp. 771-0746
NORTHWEST SIDE- near
45th & Moncrief, 2
bdrm, 1 ba, A/C, heat,
full Appl, $400/mo+$300
Dep. 904-738-5341
OeANGE PARK
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FREE WASHER & DRYER
4- $50.00 Application Fee
RENTS STARTING
AT $555.00
888-321-3933
MURRAY HILL LARGE
1 & 2 BR Apts. Cable Ready,
Carpet, Kit Equip. 384-1472
WESTSIDE Off 103rd
2BR DUPLEX, FENCED
YARD, NO W/D CONN.
REF. REQ. $595 778-2897
Argyle- Highland Lakes
2mstr br/2.5ba, 1500sf, new
appis, cul-de-sac, family
n'bhood. $950mo 904-288-5553
Cottages at Oakleaf 2/2,
1500sf, w/d, elec fpl, gar,
all amenities, schls&
shops $1045m904-477-1876
MANDARIN- Great 2BR 2
BA, 1247 sf, gar, pool/
tennis, plus apple. $900
mo. 449-3831
PONTE VEDRA BEACH-
1 BR in Summerhouse,
gated comm, clubhouse.
$700/mo. 904-610-5558
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Beautiful, 4/2.5, bonus
room perfect for home
office or studio. $1500
incl yard/lawn mainte-
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f Ashford Subdi-
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master bath,
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$550
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SSo.Fletcher 8Jeferson,2830B
downslairs dupie all appliances
included, 2/1,across from beach,
$800,
* 819 So. 7th, 3/2.5 lwnhouse,
garage, $995
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3 bed 2 bath, 2
car garage, all
t brick 10 miles-
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Home (904)
908-8844 or Cell (904)
422-0309.
ARLINGTON Twnhouse
3/2.5 1400sqft, $925/mo
$925dep 636-0269
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Interior Amenities
* Fully equipped kitchen with
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* Walk-in closets
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with approved lender "ULe.sed Real Esae Bir.olr/Ucened Mortgage Broker'
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BUYER REPRESENTATION :
FREE CMA, MARKETING PLAN?
EN
1 BR duplex
Newly remodeled
Central Heat/AC
Carpet, W/D hookup
Fenced yard w/shed
$550 deposit
NO PETS
(904)210-7909
599417
ARGYLE, 3M2 LR, DR, FR,
Sun Room w/spa. Inside
Laundry, FP, Ref. Required,
$1,195, 778-2897
CALLAHAN 4 Bedroom,
2 Bath, 2 car garage, on
1 acre, all appis, fenced
back yd, quiet neighbor-
hood $1 1 50/mo
904-626-4504
Fernandina Beach- Spanish
Oaks Subdiv. 3/2, very spa-
cious with w/d, Irg fncd yrd,
avail 6/09, lyr lease
$1300mo. 904-430-7395
Middleburg, 3
Sbedroom/2
S bath, garage,
fenced back
yard, new
paint/carpet,
close to shopping, very
clean $950 00
904-806-1188.
NORTHSIDE- 2/1, LR,
DR, Kit equip, w/d hkup,
nice bkyrd. $650mo +
$400dep. 904-318-6857
Northside 2/1, new tile &
paint throughout, $700mo
+ Imo sec. dep. 234-7158
Queens Harbor 4/3.5 + bonus
golf course, 3,000sf, lanal,
all amenities except golf.
$2000mo. 904-616-9975
SSan Pablo 3/2/2
1700 sf Newly
| Renovated,
S | under 10 mins
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yard,Firepl,Vau
Ited Ceilings, Avail
Now,$1295/mo. EZ
Qual+mil. benefits$
904-464-0026
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SAN MARCO
Nice 2br/2ba remod. $875mo.
No pets. 904-868-2465
4 St. Johns
House for
Rent. 4/2 Jul-
ington Creek
Pool and assoc
nation ameni-
ties included.
Screen porch close to
NASJax, A+ schools
904-339-1885.
SWESTSIDE-
10mi NAS/JAX
3br/2ba, 2 car
garage, all
brick $800moa
904-908-8844 or
Cell 422-0309
Westside, 3
b bIdrm, new
kitchen, tile
i 0, floors, big
yard, kids to
f Stockton
Elementary
School, 5 min from NAS
387-6022.
WESTSIDE New 3 BR/2
BA/ 2 car garage, built
in 2004, big lot with vinyl
fence, lakefront,
extended driveway,
close to NAS. Nice quiet
subdvn, $1075/monthly,
military discount. Call
for special 904-260-3701
or 904-386-6368
4 Westside,
house rental,
five minutes
from base.
V T ^Three bed-
room, one
bath, pool, office, $1,100
per mo. Call Danielle
904-803-9866.
& estside 2/2,
1400 sq. ft.,
| close to NAS,
ownhouse, big
bedrooms, very
nice 5647 Great
Pine Lane North $725.00
Call 318-9501 summergrl-
iax@yahoo.com.
WESTSIDE Off 103rd
1BR & 2BR, $595 & $695,
Fenced yard. No W/D hook
up, Ref Required, 778-2897
4 Westside near
S 1-295 3/2
S / $850/mo &
S deposit. Call
X 904-535-1453 or
904-535-2391.
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FOR RENT in
my house $400mo
Call ltza at
t 894-8122
4/2 home w/Navigable water access, 2,585 sq. ft.,
Community dock & boat lift on the Ortega River.
Large screened lanai, $299,900! Under 3 mi. to NAS.
Visit ListingWithKristan.com for photos and details.
; Kristan Cloud-Malin % .-wint
WTA 904-395-5319 Krist%,
611643
ARLINGTON- 2/ newer
MH w/d hkup, storg. shed,
fncd, $150wk 904-237-4212
Mayport Rd., 2
BR mobile
S home on pri-
vate property,
very clean,
t nice, no pets
$625.00/mo $600.00/sec
246-4461.
Westside- off Timuq. Priv
dr., renov. 1BR, small
study, LR, eat-in-kit.,
like new apple, covered
patio, very quiet, ariv &
safe. inclu. extras, no
pets, $525 mo + sec dep.
904-771-0208/716-7628
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Nice large 2/2 only
$550 mo. Call 695-2255
FREE FREE FREE
First Month Free, No lot
Deposit and only a $25 app
Fee this month only. Rent to
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down for a 1994 3br/2ba
14x76. So much to offer
onsite. In house financing
With great rates. Call us
today! 866-796-3461
Arlington
Civilian, needs
Sa D-F/ N-S
roommate.
Serious inquiry
744-0577, Iv
message/phone number.
Great for carpool to
NASJAX.
Ne Female over
age 25, unfur-
nished room
$400.00 mo,
tjL plus electric,
cable, secu-
rity deposit $400.00.
Nice home. Call Donna
at 904-728-4443.
Orange Park Bear Run
Male to share 3br house,
$125wk. 904-234-3410
Southside/San Marco Prof
/student/military. Male,
non-smoker, private
entrance, furnished
$575mo. 904-400-3210.
4 Westside,
roommate
wanted, large
rooms, utili-
ties included.
$350.00 month,
singles only. Jerrie
772-7010.
PONTE VEDRA Luxury
Oceanfront, Furnished,
3BR 2BA, w/ gar,
$3500/mo. 904-730-5070
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8596 Arlington Expwy.,
Jacksonville, FL 32211.
AC Compressors for heat
pump 21/2 & 3ton. From
$300. 759-7938/579-3114
Elizabeth's
Home Day
Care, Infants
to 4 yrs.
a License
#FO4CLO109.
Meals included, refer-
ences available.
Affordable rates. More
information
(904)365-1566.
4 Kari's Child
Care, Inc.
National
accreditation,
PR, first aid,
certified
O.P.H.S. area, state
license FO4CLOO14.
904-955-1965.
Licenced Home
Day Care has
immediate
JIL | openings M-F
S, I 6:30 am-6 pm.
CPR certified,
20 yrs experience. Ref-
erences. Call Kathy
777-5046.
S Mosby Family
Daycare
Home, Inc.
Offers FREE
lorespite care to
Navy excep-
tional family members,
category IsvorV
904-573-0271 Lic.
F04DU1049.
4 Mosby Family
Day Care
Home, Inc.
is now a Navy
(EFM)
S provider LIc#
F04DU 1049.
Call for details 868-6518
or 573-0271
SOverhead pro-
Sector sharp
XR10X multi
media, new,
t | never used.
S Paid $860.00,
best offer 904-466-0763.
OVERHEAD
SPROJECTOR-
SSharp, XR10X
| Multimedia
$ brand new,
never used
paid $860 best
offer Lorren 904-542-2475
BED A Bargain
Queen PillowTop Set$150
Brand New 904-644-0498
BED King Size Set $225
New in plastic,
Must sell 904-644-0498
4 Bowflex ulti-
mate XTLU.
All attach-
ments. Gen-
tL t I y used.
Bought for
$1501.00. Asking $900.00.
Call 912-467-2036 for
details call Joshua.
electronics
stands, brand
new roll thick
arpet padding,
new motor-
cycle riding
chaps much more...mov-
ing 553-6015
MATTRESS FULL Size
NEW Must Sell 1
Call Carter 644-0498 $140"
Moving Sale,
Highboy
I Dresser $100.00
e E G End Tables
S $15.00. Garden
Tools, Coffee
Table $20.00, Three
Drawer Cabinet $50.00
904-254-1503.
QUEEN MATTRESS SET
Brand New in plastic
$150 904-644-0498
SSony 53 inch
projector TV
$250.00 firm.
You move.
tl/jcable satellite
ready.
904-781-7904.
SToyota Corolla
S1997 122,000
Smiles. New
tires 5 speed
k manual trans-
mission, great
shape, cold A/C $3500.
Call 287-1905.
TOY FOX TERRIER 2
females, Grand Champ
Sire, $500. UKC Reg
904-781-7853
4 Mandarin, May
1 /2, Fri./Sat. -
8-5. Tools,
housewares.
I San Jose south
to Marbon
Road. Follow signs to
Blackfoot Court.
Mandarin/Southside 4/25,
8-12pm, 9113 Shalamar
Ct. 32257 Furniture for
sale & lots of treasures.
4 MANDARIN
Tools, house-
wares, sports
collectibles &
S more. 12166
Blackfoot Ct.
May 1 & 2, Fri-Sat. 8a-5p
WESTSIDE Cecil Pines
Giant Comm. Gar. Sale.
6008 Lake Cove Ave.
Sat. 4/25, 8a-1pm only
located on Cecil Field.
BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Placel
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA
Pressure Washing
Trailer: Earn $300-$1200
per day. 12' trailer,
Karcher H&C unit,
Honda 20hp V-Twin, 3500
psi 0 5.5.gpm, 325 gal
tank, 200' press hose and
225' H20 feed hose, SS
motor spools, 50 gal
chem tank, 24" surface
cleaner. Low hrs like
new. $9,500. Call
904-278-0485 or
904-773-3043.
COW (Heifer) Statue
black and white,
life-size. $250 OBO.
Call 904-314-1886 from
9 to 5 only Monday
-Friday
4 Enforcer-Drum
Set, 6 piece,
Remote control
airplane 12x15
piece of carpet
blue w/pad
(new). Bench top drill
press Craftsman. Call
for info 278-6251.
PUTNAM STATE BANK
STOCK $19.50/share
904-962-9625
CAIRN TERRIER PUPS
AKC $600-$700
www.mccartysterriers.com
CAVALIER KING
Charles Spaniel AKC
Blenheim Female/Male
3rd generation.
Requirements: spayed
& nuder, love/attention
and plenty of it, quintes-
sential companion.
$1200. Call 904-806-2537
CORGI PUPS- Pembroke,
AKC, Reds & Tri's $600
www.mccartyscorgis.com
GERMAN SHEPHERD
AKC Pups., Imptd.
Champ bloodline.
Tan/Blk $600-$700.
912-222-0491
PEKINGESE PUPS- CKC
Cream $450 email for pics
mccarlysrats@yahoo.com
Rat Terrier Pups
URKC I, $250-$400
www.mccartysratterriers.com
Beetle parts
overhauled
engine, trans
axle for 69 up,
glass other
misc. Call 781-1532
2004 BOSTON WHALER
SPORT 150
Mercury-60HP, 4-Stroke,
Stainless prop Recently
serviced Bimini-top -
Humminbird Fish
Finder GPS (NEW)
New 2007 Karavan Drive
on Trailer, 12 Gallon
Gas Tank (NEW)
Very Clean Boat.
$10,900.
Call 349-0037
e Searay 2004 180
bowrider boat
is like new,
garage kept,
has only 60 hrs.
$12,800.00
904-268-5801.
S15 HP Mer-
cury Out-
board, 2
stroke, long
L shaft, like
new, used less
that 1 hour $1800.00
678-480-5614.
Harley-Davidson
"Street Glide" '07
Black, 6 speed, comfort-
able Mustang seat, cool
Vance & Hines fishtail
pipes, lots of chrome,
two windshields, excel-
lent condition, $16,500.
Save several thousand
dollars over a new
Street Glide. Call
904-278-0485 or
904-773-3043.
Harley David-
son 2003 V-Rod
I 100th annlver-
sary edition,
SI 3200 miles, like
new extra's
$11,000 OBO. Call
904-264-1 001 or
904-349-5573.
HARLEY
DAVIDSON
SOFTAIL 2007
Custom over
t $2,500 in genuine
H-D accessories
under 6,000 miles only
asking $13,500. 904-771-6406
0 Honda
VT1100T1 2001
tourer, cus-
tomized, beau-
l tiful custom
paint, Vance &
Hines exhaust, extra
chrome 11,000 miles,
reduced
toy45480netzero.net.
904-571-1288 or
904-289-4307.
SVolkswagen
Trike, over-
hauled engine,
S| new battery,
/cab, gen, coil
fuel pump
seats 3. Legal Fla title
$65000.00 781-1532.
(7 AUDI A4 2.0'07
Lthr, CD, Sunroof
$21,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
l BMW 330i 06
Premium Sport
Pkg, Like New
$24,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN ALTIMA
'08 Coupe 8K Miles
$20,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Come See
Styxx Jenkins.
Military, Bad Credit
No Credit
NO PROBLEM!
Want to be treated
like family, come to
Frank Griffin
Motors
1515 Wells Rd
Orange Park
269-1033 or 891-3898
r
BMW Z4 '06
Roadster Only
20K Miles Convert
$22,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
7 CADILLAC CTS '09
Save Thousands!
$32,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHEVY COBALT '07
Red, Perfect
Contion Will Finance
$0/dn (wac) $7900
904-564-7826
CHEVY HHR 06
Lthr, Sunroof, Loaded
Up $9,954 1-888-622-7171
Brumes Mercedes
Pre-owned
G FORD MUSTANG
GT '02 Convert Like
New $10,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD TAURUS '03
Great Transporta-
tion, We Finanace
$0/dn WAC $3900
904-564-7826
FORD TAURUS '04
Runs & Looks Good
$3900 904-564-7826
1 HONDA ACCORD
Hybrid '05 1-Owner
Like New $13,390
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
HYUNDAI ELANTRA
GLS '07 Runs &
Looks New, Will
Accept Weekly pints
(wac) $9900 564-7826
HYUNDAI ACCENT
'07 Auto, Trans,
Runs & Looks Great
Will Take $120/mo
(WAC) $5900 564-7826
SINFINITI G35'05
Coupe, Only 6K
Miles, $23,890
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
I) NFINITI M35 '06
Black/Tan, Fulity
Eqpt, $26,680
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
SLINCOLN TOWN
CAR '06 Signature
Series LTD Pearl
White $17,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
MAZDA MIATA SE
'02 Lthr, CD, Like
New $14,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Brumes Mercedes
Pre-owned
SN ISSAN 300ZX '95
50K Miles Sharp
One Owner $10,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
l NISSAN ALTIMA
SL '05 Leather
Sunroof CD $13,988
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
NISSAN ALTIMA '06
Special Edition
Great Car $9900
904-564-7826
VW CABRIOLET '92
(Convertible) Runs
Good, $1500 564-7826
OLDS ALERO '99
4dr, Family Car,
Good Condition $2900
904-564-7826
SATURN ION 2'07
Perfect For Family
Great on Gas $7900
904-564-7826
SMART CAR '08
Auto, Only 10K
Miles, $13,990
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
SUZUKI FORENZA
'07 4DR ,Super Clean
Gas Miser, $6900
904-564-7826
TOYOTA COROLLA
'05 4DR, Auto Trans
Will Finance w/$0 dn
(wac) $7900 564-7826
TOYOTA MATRIX '04
Perfect Condition
Great On Gas $6900
904-564-7826
SVOLVO 560 '06
Lthr, CD, Sunroof,
15K miles $18,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
() VW GTi "07
Custom In&Out
$18,860 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
VW JETTA GLS '01
Great Condition
Will Sacrifice $5900
904-564-7826
S CADILLAC
ESCALADE '07
Like New, One
Owner, Fully Eqpt.
23K Miles $26,953
1-888-622-7171
Brumes Mercedes
Pre-owned
CHEVY 510'01 4X4,
Runs & Looks Great
Must Sell Fast $2900
904-564-7826
CHEVY S-10 '95
Runs Good Looks
Good $1200 -564-7826
FORD EXPLORER
'm Rimn Vary Oinnd
$3900 904-564-7826
CHEVY TAHOE LT'04
Leather, Sunroof, Loaded
$16,954 1-888-622-7171
Brumes Mercedes
Pre-owned
FORD ESCAPE '03
Limited, Like New,
Will Finance,
$0/dn (wac) $6900
904-564-7826
D EXPLORER '05
(f1 Eddie Bauer Ex
Low Miles $13,690
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
FORD EXPEDITION '06
Limited, DVD,
Fully Equipped
$21,980 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
GMC SUV '97
Must Sell Fast! $900
904-564-7826
ISUZU RODEO '99
SUV, Auto Trans,
Runs Good, $2900
904-564-7826
7 MERCURY
MARINER Hybrid
'06, Only 22K mi
$17,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
AT NISSAN XTERRA
S SE 4X4'03 $11,990
998-0012 LEXUS OF
JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA TUN-
DRA SR5 06 Dble
24K miles $20,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
STOYOTA SIENNA
'06 LE, Only
21K Miles $15,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
FORD E350 '92- Box
truck. Great deal, New
trans / tires, Low mi
$28000bo. 904-838-3167
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TOM BUSH BMW
JACKSONVILLE
9850 Atlantic Blvd.
725-0911
TOM BUSH BMW
ORANGE PARK
6914 Blanding Blvd
777-2500
GARBER BUICK
Green Cove Springs
2644502
ww.garberautomall.com
KEY BUICK
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060
CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111
PARKER CADILLAC
375 Belz Outlet Blvd
(904)824-9181
NIMNICHT CHEVY
1550 Cassat Ave.
425-6312
www.nimnichtchevy.com
GARER CHEVY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
ww.garberautomall.com
GORDON CHEV
1166 Blanding Blvd. 272-2200
JACK WILSON CHEVROLET
2255 US1 South 797-4567
JERRY HAMM CHEV
3494 Philips Hwy. 398-3036
ATLANTIC CHRYSLER
2330 US1 South 354-4421
CARUSO CHRYSLER JEEP
DODGE
10979 Atlanth Blvd. 904-642-0000
www.carusocjd.com
GARBER CHRYSLER
Green Cove Springs 264-2416
www.garberautomall.com
JACKSONVILLE CHRYSLER
JEEP DODGE
9A & BAYMEADOWS. 493-0000
MIKE SHAD CHRYSLER JEEP
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch.
1-800-228-7454
ATLANTIC DODGE
2330 US1 South 354-4421
CARUSO CHRYSLER JEEP
DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 904-642-0000
www.carusocjd.com
JACKSONVILLE CHRYSLER
JEEP DODGE
9A & BAYMEADOWS. 493-0000
GARBER DODGE TRUCK
Green Cove Spdrings 264-2416
www.garberautomall.com
ORANGE PARK DODGE
7233 Blanding Bvd. 77-5500
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fernm Bch.
1-800-228-7454
WESTSIDE DODGE
1672 Cassat Ave. 384-6561
PAUL CLARKFORD4ERCURY
1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee)
225-3673
GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
www.garberautomall.com
MIKE SHAD FORD
At The Avenues
10720 Philips Hwy.
904-292-3325
MIKE DAVIDSON FORD
AT REGENCY
9650 Atlantic Blvd. 725-3060
MIKE SHAD FORD
OF ORANGE PARK
7700 Blanding Blvd. 777-3673
NIMNICHT POff1AC-GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy 854-4826
GARBER GMC TRUCKS
Green Cove Springs
264-4502
www.garberautDmall.com
DUVAL HONDA
1325 Cassat Ave. 899-1900
LOU SOBH HONDA
OF THE AVENUES
11333 Phillips Hwy. 370-1300
KEY HYUNDAI
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060
ATLANTIC INFINITI
10980 Atlantic Blvd. 642-0200
ATLANTIC JEEP
2330 US 1 South 354-4421
CARUSO CHRYSLER JEEP
DODGE
10979 Atlanic Blvd. 904-642-0000
www.carusocjd.com
GARBER JEEP
Green Cove Springs
264-2416
www.garberautomall.com
JACKSONVILLE CHRYSLER
JEEP DODGE
9A & BAYMEADOWS. 493-0000
MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP
ON CASSAT
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch.
1-800-228-7454
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000
LEXUS OF ORANGE PARK
7040 Blanding Blvd. 777-5100
www.lexusoforangepark.com
NORTH FLORIDA
LINCOLN MERCURY
4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100
MIKE SHAD FORD
LINCOLN MERCURY
7700 Blanding Blvd. 77-3673
TOM BUSH MAZDA
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
MAZDA CITY
6916 Blanding Blvd. 779-0600
BRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC.
10231 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080
MERCEDES BENZ
of ORANGE PARK
7018 Blanding Blvd.
777-5900
TOM BUSH MINI
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF JAX
1810 Cassat Ave.
389-3621
MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF OP
1565 Wells Rd. 269-9400
COGGIN NISSAN-ATLANTlC
10600 Atlantic Blvd.
888-519-0618
COGGIN NISSAN-AVENUES
10859 Philips Hwy.
888-542-4858
GARBER PONTIAC
Green Cove Springs
264-4502
ww.garberautomaJl.com
JACK WILSON PONTIAC
BUICK GMC
2250 US1 South
797-4577
NIMNICHT PONTIAC GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy.
854-4826
BRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC.
10100 Atlantic Blvd. 725-9155
SATURN OF AVENUES
10863 Philips Hwy. 262-7145
SATURN OF ORANGE PARK
8105 Blanding Blvd.
779-0071
SATURN OF REGENCY
8600 Atlantic Blvd. 725-8200
8600 Atlantic Blvd.
725-8200
SUBARU OF JACKSONVILLE
10800 Atlantic Blvd. 641-6455
KEITH PIERSON TOYOTA
6501 Youngerman Circle.
771-9100
ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA
1310 CassatAve. 389-4561
TOM BUSH VW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
O'STEEN VOLKSWAGEN
11401 Philips Hwy. 322-5100
O'STEEN VOLVO
2525 Philips Hwy. 396-5486
PROFESSIONAL
AUTO LEASING
10231 Atlantic Blvd. 722-1694
BEACH BLVD. AUTOMOTIVE
www.beachblvdautomotive.com
6833 Beach Blvd.
724-3511
BRUMOS MOTOR CARS
PRE-OWNED AUTO CENTER
10211 Atlantic Blvd.
724-1080
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
PRE-OWNED CENTER
10384 Atlantic Blvd.
998-0012
TOM BUSH BMW
CERTIFIED PE-OWNED
9910 Atlantic Blvd.
371-4381
TOM BUSH MINI
USED CAR
SUPER CENTER
9875 Atlantic Blvd.
371-4877
WORLD IMPORTS CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED AUTO CENTER
www.woddimportsusa.com
11650 BEACH BLVD.
998-9992
10733 Philips Hwy.
260-1110
O'STEEN VW CERTIFIED
PRE-OWNED CENTER
11401 Philips Hwy.
322-5100
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The qualified candidate will assess and engage
beneficiaries for enrollment into the disease man-
agement programs) as well as plan, coordinate,
implement, monitor and evaluate the medical ser-
vices required to meet the complex health needs
of TRICARE beneficiaries.
The qualified candidate will have a minimum of
three years psychiatric experience in the mental
health/substance abuse field educating and caring
for complex patients. Previous Disease Manage-
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Case Management certification is preferred. The
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license in Social Work, Marriage and Family
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