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USO Mayport
Plans Family Day
The USO Mayport is
holding a Military Family
Appreciation Day sponsored
by Disney on May 30 from
10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Sea
Otter Pavilion. There will be
free food, sno cones, cotton
candy and popcorn on a first
come, first serve basis. There
will be carnival games, DJ,
prizes, a silent auction and
more.
Several leaders from NS
Mayport and its tenant com-
mands will be manning the
dunk tank from 10:40 a.m.-
2:20 p.m., including NS
Mayport Commanding
Officer, Capt. Charles King
at 2 p.m. A tenantive sched-
ule of dunkees includes
Major Werner Schrenk of
NS Mayport Security at 11
a.m., followed by Capt. Brad
Robinson, OIC JFK, Capt.
Lang Reese of CDS 14, Capt.
Aaron Bowman, NS Mayport
XO, Capt. Glen Zeiders ATG
CO, Capt. Mike Martin of
CHSMWL, Capt. Bob Kapcio
of CDS 24, Capt. Tony Martin
of SERMC and CMDCM
Deborah Davidson of NS
Mayport. For more informa-
tion, contact Wendy Layton-
Pollack at 246-3481.
USO will hold its sec-
ond annual USO Night at
Adventure Landing on June 6
from 6-11 p.m. at Adventure
Landing, 1944 Beach
Boulevard in Jacksonville
Beach. Tickets are on sale.
There are a limited number
and are only available to
active duty and their direct
dependents. ID cards will be
required.


Memorial Day
Hours For MWR
The following MWR facili-
ties will be open on Memorial
Day: Bogey's, 6 a.m.-6 p.m.;
Gymnasium, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.;
Pelican Roost (park reserva-
tions), 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Planet
Mayport, 11 a.m.-l1 p.m.;
Swimming pool, 11 a.m.-6
p.m.; Windy Harbor Golf
Club, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.


Mark Calendar
For Midway
The Navy League of
Mayport is hosting the Battle
of Midway Commemoration
Dinner. Tickets are now on
sale for this year's Battle of
Midway Commemoration
Dinner held June 2 at the
Hyatt Regency Jacksonville
Downtown. Veterans of
the Battle of Midway will
also attend this year's din-
ner. Ticket costs are: active
duty E-6 and below, $25; E-7
to 03, $35; 04 to 05, $45,
06 and above, civilians, and
retirees, $55. The evening
includes fine dining and enter-
tainment. Uniform will be 04
and above dinner dress white
jacket; 03 and below dinner
dress white/dinner dress white
jacket optional and civilian
is black tie or business attire.
Cocktails begin at 6:30 p.m.,
dinner at 7:30 p.m. Reserved
seating. Make checks pay-
able to MIDWAY DINNER.
Tickets may be purchased
from the following locations:
Navy League Mayport POC
Bill McLoughlin at 285-8731;
USO Mayport at 246-3481;
USO Jacksonville at 778-
2X21


USS Franklin D. Roosevelt



New Memorial Placed At Base Park


By MCSN Bonnie Williams
Staff
More than 350 men and
women gathered at Mayport
Memorial Park on Friday to
erect a memorial in honor of
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt
(CVB/CVA/CV 42) and in
honor of those who served on
the ship.
"We wanted to leave a lega-
cy of FDR somewhere where
it would be appreciated and
revered. FDR was homeport-
ed in Mayport for a few years.
What better place to leave a part
of its history?" said Raymond
G. Hough, vice-president of the
FDR Reunion Association.
Naval Station Mayport
Commanding Officer Capt.
Charles King, Executive
Officer Capt. Aaron Bowman,
and Command Master Chief
Deborah Davidson were in
attendance to welcome the
group and accept their gift to
Mayport.
"We are honored for you to
have chosen Mayport to place
your memorial and we thank
you for selecting us," said King
during an address to the mem-
bers of the USS FDR reunion
group.
Command Chaplain Philip
Wyrick made the invocation and
benediction for the ceremony.
Former crewmembers rang
bells for the deceased who had
fallen since the decommission-
ing of the great ship.
After the ceremony, everyone
gathered to immortalize their
trip by taking pictures together
of the FDR memorial.
FDR, a 45,000-ton Midway-
class aircraft carrier, was
built at the New York Navy
Yard. Commissioned on Navy
Day, Oct. 27, 1945, it made a
shakedown cruise to Brazil in


-Photo by MCSN Bonnie Williams
Former crewmembers of USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVB/CVA/CV 42) stand beside the newly erected memorial honoring
the former NS Mayport-based ship during a May 18 ceremony.


February 1946. During April
and May of that year, it took
part in Eighth Fleet maneuvers
off the east coast, the Navy's
first major post-World War II
training exercise. The first of
FDR's nearly two dozen deploy-
ments to the Mediterranean Sea
followed in August-October.
She was reclassified as an attack
aircraft carrier in October 1952,
changing its hull number from
CVB-42 to CVA-42.
In early 1954, FDR steamed
around Cape Horn to begin a


two-year-long modernization on
the west coast. When this work
was completed, it was newly
equipped with an angled flight
deck, "hurricane" bow, steam
catapults and many other fea-
tures that facilitated the opera-
tion of high-performance air-
craft. Over the next decade, it
deployed to the Mediterranean
another seven times, doing its
part to provide a powerful and
continuous U.S. Navy presence
in that often-troubled region.
She recorded its 100,000th air-


craft landing in March 1961.
From August 1966 to January
1967, FDR made its only
Western Pacific cruise, dur-
ing which it conducted combat
operations against enemy tar-
gets in Southeast Asia.
Its seventeenth Sixth Fleet
tour followed in 1967-68, after
which it entered the shipyard
for additional modernization
work that gave its an addition-
al deck-edge aircraft elevator,
located forward of the island on
the starboard side.


FDR returned to the
Mediterranean six more times
during 1970-77. It received
another change in hull number,
to CV-42, in June 1975.
FDR completed its twenty-
third, and final, Mediterranean
tour in April 1977.
Decommissioned in October of
that year, it was sold for scrap-
ping in April 1978.
FDR Reunion Association
has more than 1,100 members
and welcomes all crewmembers
who ever served aboard FDR.


USS Carney Welcomes New Skipper


From USS Carney
Cmdr. Glenn Kuffel relieved
Cmdr. Patrick Shea as com-
manding officer of USS Carney
(DDG 64) during a ceremony
held on board the ship May 15.
Kuffel enlisted in the U.S.
Navy in 1981 and served five
years as a Hospital Corpsman.
He graduated with honors
from the George Washington
University in May 1989 and is a
2000 graduate of the Naval War
College.
At sea he has served as
Damage Control assistant, First
Lieutenant, and Navigator in
USS John Rodgers (DD 983),
commissioning Fire Control
Officer in USS Port Royal (CG
73), Weapons and Combat
Systems Officer in USS Stout
(DDG 55), and commanding
officer of USS Avenger (MCM
1).
Ashore he has served as Flag
Secretary, Commander, Mine
Warfare Command and as a
Surface Warfare Commander/
Lieutenant Commander Detailer,
Navy Personnel Command.
Shea of Youngstown, Ohio,
assumed command of Carney


Simpso
By MCSN Michael Starkey
Fleet Public. Center Atlantic
Destroyer Squadron
(DESRON) 22 in company with
Norfolk-based USS Bainbridge
(DDG 96), USS Laboon (DDG
58), USS Normandy (CG
60) and Mayport-based USS
Simpson (FFG 56) completed
the Neptune Warrior course in
the North Atlantic, off the coast
of Scotland on May 3.
Neptune Warrior is a course
designed to increase the


-Photo courtesy of USS Carney
Outgoing USS Carney Conmnanding Officer Cndr. Patrick Shea, left, faces incoming ship CO, Cmdr.
Glenn Kuffel, as the two turn over command of Carney.
in November 2005. A 1987 Departments in USS Fife (DD tive officer in USS Ramage
graduate of the U.S. Naval 991), the Combat System (DDG 61), deploying in sup-
Academy, Shea's service at sea Department in USS Hue City port of Operations Noble Eagle
includes tours aboard destroy- (CG 66) and as Operations and Enduring Freedom. He
ers and cruisers. He served in Officer in USS Shiloh (CG was the Flag Secretary to the
the Engineering and Operations 67). He served as execu- Commander of Second Fleet


and STRIKING Fleet Atlantic
homeported in Norfolk, Va.
Shea is a 2000 graduate of
the University of Rhode Island
and a 2001 Graduate of the
Naval War College, holding
Master's degrees in Business
Administration and National
Security Affairs. His shore
assignment includes Instructor,
Department Head Curriculum,
Surface Warfare Officers School
Command (SWOS) in Newport,
Rhode Island. He most recent-
ly served as Deputy Executive
Assistant to the Deputy Chief of
Naval Operations (Resources,
Requirements and Assessments)
in the OPNAV Staff.
During his 18-month tour,
Shea led Carney through a
SOUTHCOM surge deploy-
ment and a Caribbean surge
deployment. Carney also suc-
cessfully completed a Supply
Management certification, a 3M
Certification, INSURV '06, and
ULTRA C and E.
Shea's next assignment will
be to the Joint Staff, Joint
Chiefs of Staff in Washington,
D.C.


interoperability between coali-
tion and North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO) allies
while conducting maritime
operations.
The course takes units
from the participating nations
and divides them into differ-
ent groups to simulate contact
between air, surface and sub-
surface threats. Participants
included France, Denmark,
Germany, the Netherlands, the
United Kingdom and the United


States.
"This has been a great oppor-
tunity for all of our forces to
integrate and practice tactics,
techniques and procedures,"
said Master Chief Operational
Specialist (SW) Steven
Hasselberger, DESRON 22
command master chief. "Our
exercises are a ramp up for
readiness during real-world
evolutions, and we've done a
lot of sharing of ideas, sharing
of information and it's been a


very successful tactical event."
The complexity of operating
with many different ships from
various countries is the primary
lesson learned from the Neptune
Warrior course.
"With the future of naval
operations being us work-
ing with allied nations, where
we actually have allied ships
deploying with our carrier strike
groups through operations, the
likelihood of working with
allied ships is becoming more


and more frequent," said Lt.
Kenneth Myrick, DESRON 22
intelligence officer.
DESRON 22 was embarked
aboard Bainbridge, which
served as a flagship for the task
force. Bainbridge, Laboon and
Simpson will return to their
respective homeports while
Normandy will continue on to
its regularly scheduled deploy-
ment supporting the global war
on terrorism.


Completes Neptune Warrior


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2 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 24, 2007


CREDO Comer


By Lt. Cmdr. D. C. Dowling
Spiritual Center Southeast
"Where there's smoke there's
fire" is one of those common
phrases that has just a little
more meaning lately in Florida
and Georgia. Last week I was
running on base and the smoke
from distant fires hung thick
in the air. We have experi-
enced the result of fire damage
from afar without suffering all
the destructive effects of fire.
Nevertheless some folks are still
impacted more than others. If
you have a respiratory problem
or know of someone who does,


you understand that special care
needs to be taken to limit expo-
sure to the smoke.
These distant fires were
started differently. Some were
the result of arson, some by an
unattended campfire, some by
lightening, and who knows what
other causes may have come
into play. It doesn't matter what
the cause was, the damage is the
same and just as real.
We as people have distant
fires that can cause destruction.
Some of us are the source of the
fires, and some feel the affects
of those fires. The smoke that


drifts our way may be unkind
words, passive aggressive
behavior, a finger gesture, or
other difficult behavior. Just
like smoke from a fire, the
destruction may not be as bad
as being in the midst of the fire
itself, but it's not pretty, and can
become more than just a nui-
sance. When we suffer from
the smoke of others we find
ourselves limiting our exposure
to this unwanted behavior.
What caused the fire to burn
in the person who spews out
smoke? It could be anger from
abuse suffered as a child. It


might be that marriage that went
wrong years ago. Perhaps a
friend did something wrong and
bitterness has set in. There are
enumerable sources that cause
destruction to take place in rela-
tionships and inside a person.
Smoke is different than fire.
We've seen the destructive force
of fire in forests and swamp
land as well as the destruction
of fire that burns inside a person
in the tragedy at Virginia Tech.
So, ignoring smoke or fire is
not prudent.
We know that when there is
smoke in a room we need to


take some action for our protec-
tion. When smoke arises in our
lives whether it comes from our
behavior or someone close by,
action is required.
We all have some smoke in
our lives. For some it's just a
wisp, and for others the "inter-
state of life" has to be closed
because of its density and low
visibility. What I've found is
that no matter the amount of
smoke, it can't be ignored.
Perhaps you are experienc-
ing the "Where there's smoke
there's fire" syndrome in your
life. Now is the time to take a


moment and assess the prob-
lem. What is it that can be done
in your life or perhaps marriage
that can put out the fire that
threatens destruction?
CREDO offers the resourc-
es to work on the hotspots in
your life. Through Personal
Growth Retreats and Marriage
Enrichment Retreats you have
the opportunity, free of charge,
to change your life or marriage.
For more information or to reg-
ister for one of the retreats call
us at (904) 270-6958.


H omefront in Focus


By Beth Wiruth
I! .' .. Spouse Support Contributor
Often when we think about
military spouses we immedi-
ately think of wives left behind
while their male service mem-
ber deploys. Since the 1970's
women are increasingly filling
the ranks of our military. This
means men are among those left
behind.
I assumed men would breeze
through deployment without a
glitch. But I discovered they
experience many of the same
things as women but their
approach to facing these chal-
lenges can help us all.
Meet Will Moore, father,
veteran and Navy spouse. Will
and I met in 2004 just prior to
deployment of the Stennis. His
wife and my husband worked in
the same division. Will attend-
ed the Family Support Group
(FSG) meeting, the only hus-
band among many, many Navy
wives. As I observed him I




USO will hold its second
annual USO Night at Adventure
Landing on June 6 from 6-11
p.m. at Adventure Landing,
1944 Beach Boulevard in
Jacksonville Beach. Tickets
are on sale. There are a limited
number and are only available
to active duty and their direct
dependents. ID cards will be
required. USO, with the help of
VyStar has rented our Adventure
Landing, including the water-
park, for the exclusive use of it
by Service Members and their
families.
JEDC Sports and
Entertainment and the ACC
Corporate Sponsors are making
available 1,000 free tickets on
a first come, first serve basis
to personnel presenting their
valid Military ID Card for the
ACC Baseball Championship
Game (limit of 2 free tickets per
ID). Tickets may be obtained
at the Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville on May 27.
Additionally, Military ID card
holders may purchase extra
tickets for immediate family
members for $6. Military ID
card holders, arriving after the
free tickets have been distrib-
uted, may also purchase tickets
for $6. Youth tickets are $6.
Volunteers are needed for a
pressure washing and painting
project at Mayport and to help
rebuild a deck at Mayport. All
materials/supplies provided, as
is lunch. Please email wlay-


By MCSN Cory Rose
Fleet Public Affairs Center Atlantic
The Naval Safety Center
is kicking off this year's 101
Critical Days of Summer
Campaign on May 28.
This campaign, which runs
until Labor Day, helps raise
awareness about the possible
mishaps that can happen to off-
duty service members during
the summer months.
The Naval Safety Center has
taken many steps to get infor-
mation out to service members
worldwide.
"We have several links on
our Web site, a Critical Days
of Summer program [in] which
we address the critical issues
that we think are awareness fac-
tors, and a safety toolbox on our
Web site that commands can use
to assist them with their own
programs," said John Williams,
Naval Safety Center traffic and
recreational off-duty specialist.
There are many things ser-
vice members can do to prepare
themselves before participating


thought to myself, "This will
be his first, and last, FSG meet-
ing." I was wrong. Not only did
Will become a vital part of the
FSG, he became a friend and
support to many, including this
author.
Bonnie and Will Moore cel-
ebrated their 14th anniversary
May 1, 2007. Will, a Navy
veteran, is medically disabled.
Bonnie, a hospital corpsman,
currently serves at the medi-
cal clinic at NAS Whidbey
Island. They have two children;
Kailanni, 11 and eight year old
Tatyana.
Prior to 9/11 Bonnie worked
for United Airlines. A Navy
'junior' (term for children of
Sailors) Bonnie felt she needed
to join the Navy. When asked
how he felt about that decision
Will smiles, "Oh, I totally sup-
ported her, but I did think she
was crazy." In 2003 Bonnie (and
Will) joined the Navy. Will calls
Bonnie his hero, "She joined the

U SO News


ton@usojax.com or call 246-
3481. We can work around your
schedule.
USO World Headquarters has
launched "Your USO Story."
The USO is asking the public
to send them USO stories, pho-
tos and videos to usostory@uso.
org. The submissions will be
added to a new page on their
Web site. For more information,
go to www.uso.org/story.
The Jacksonville Axemen
are partnering with two local
charities, including the Greater
Jacksonville USO and will
allow those charities to keep
50 percent of all the ticket
sale revenue that they gener-
ate. Visit www.jaxaxe.com for
full schedule details. Season
Tickets are $20 and will get you
entry into all five home games
and the 2007 AMNRL Grand
Final (National Championship
Game) that will be played at
the Hodges Stadium at UNF on
Saturday Aug. 25. Single Game
Tickets will always be available
at the gate on game day for $5.
The USO has begun sell-
ing Pepsi 400 tickets for the
race on July 7 at the Daytona
International Speedway. Tickets
range in price from $45 to $126.
For more information regard-
ing ticket pricing and seats
available, please visit www.
usojax.org.
Volunteers are needed at
the USO Welcome Center
Jacksonville International


in summer activities.
"Some of the steps that ser-
vice members can take are to
use proper personal protective
equipment, be well rested, and
use alcohol in a responsible
manner," said Master Chief
Machinist's Mate (SW/AW)
James Cooke, Naval Safety
Center traffic and recreational
off-duty specialist. "These steps
can ensure that they have a
good time and that they can get
back to their families and their
units safely."
This campaign exists to let
service members know that it is
fine to have a good time, but to
take precautionary steps to stay
safe.
"While summer is a time
where service members are sup-
posed to relax and have fun, one
mishap can turn that time into
a tragedy," said April Phillips,
Naval Safety Center campaign
coordinator.
For more information visit:
www.safetycenter.navy.mil.


Navy older, persevered through
FMT Field Medical Training)
with the Marines, and continues
to excel. She is my hero."
Since her enlistment, Will and
Bonnie have been separated for
multiple schools, deployment
and more schools. As we spoke
Will mentioned that she may be
facing another deployment on
the Comfort, the Navy's west
coast medical ship.
Will comments on his philos-
ophy of marriage and how the
Navy impacts that, "Marriage
means we're one. When you
take away half of me it hurts.
It hurts me and it hurts Bonnie.
But the way I look at it is I'm
in the Navy, too. I joined the
Navy with Bonnie. And it is just
as rough on me as the ladies!"
Men experience the cycle of
deployment just the same as
women. Will's key to coping?
Take it one day at a time, do
what you can do each day and
fill the emptiness by discovery;





Airport to welcome service
members and their families,
coordinate transportation to
local bases, and other assis-
tance as required. Volunteers
receive free parking during their
shift. Contact Lynne, Volunteer
Coordinator at 904-305-4467
or lynne@usojax.com for more
details.
USO sells discounted tick-
ets to AMC Movie Theatres,
Disney World, Sea World,
Busch Gardens, Wet N' Wild,
Universal Studios, Islands
of Adventure, and Adventure
Landing.
There is a computer resource
center available to all service
members with email, Internet
and word processing. Fax, copy
and free notary service is also
available.
There is a full kitchen, show-
ers, a quiet reading room and a
meeting room available at the
USO. The USO is available for
meetings, support groups, recep-
tions, parties and pre-deploy-
ment briefs. A TV, VCR and
overhead projector are available
for use.
For more information about
activities or meeting avail-
abilities, call 246-3481 or stop
by the center at 2560 Mayport
Road. USO is open from 9 a.m.-
9 p.m., Monday-Friday and 9
a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday.


Chapel Call
Command Chaplain:
Cmdr. Phil Wyrick
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9 a.m.
Morning Worship............10:30 a.m.
Protestant Baptism.......As requested
TUESDAY
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers)......
.....9:30 a.m.
(First and third Tuesday of the
month)
WEDNESDAY
Women's Bible Study........9:30 a.m.
Choir Rehearsal......................7 p.m.
SATURDAY
Men's Prayer Breakfast..........9 a.m.
Youth Group 2, 4..................6 p.m.

Catholic Services:
Sunday Masses.....................9 a.m.
CCD..............10:15 a.m.-ll:15 a.m.

BAPTISMS
Please call 270-5212 to arrange a
Baptism class.
SERVICES
For shipboard and Waterfront
Services, call 270-5403. Personnel of
other faiths seeking contact with spe-
cific religious groups should call the
Chaplain's Office at 270-5212.


discover yourself, your family,
your children, your community.
So how does he handle the
challenges of Navy life? "Take
time out to worry about oth-
ers." Those words are his life
message. Of the many times
we talked over the last five
years Will was not calling me,
the Ombudsman, for himself.
Rather, he was calling on behalf
of others. From the custodial
single dad he 'adopted', the sin-
gle mom with a diabetic child,
the young spouse in need of
friendship and more, Will was
taking care of those around
him, those he took the time to
worry about. He ran a car pool
for children of the neighbor-
hood, watched kids after school,
served as the alternate emer-
gency contact person for many
school children of his neighbor-
hood. Will regular calls spouses
to "check in" with them.
Will said the Navy helped
him develop a keen sense of


humor. Being the stay at home
dad of girls gives him many
opportunities to blush and
laugh. Laughing, Will declares,
"You have to develop a sense
of humor; you have to find the
laughter in the midst of hard
times."
Will offers this advice to
other spouses, both men and
women. "Stay busy. Fully uti-
lize the support group for sup-
port, information and knowl-
edge. And remember, keep in
mind, that your Sailor is going
through just as much as you are,
they are working hard, they get
tired and they are going through
just as much as you."
Will closes with this last piece
of advice, "Dare to care for
others." He offered that while
IM'ing (Instant Messaging) a
Navy friend, supporting her
through a challenging transition
to a new base.
Questions or comments?
Contact Beth at beth.wiruth@


homefrontinfocus.com. Join the
conversation on the new talk
show for Navy spouses, Navy
Homefront TALK. Logon on
to www.blogtalkradio.com/
homefrontinfocustalk each
Wednesday at 7 p.m. EDT.
Dr. Laura Schlessinger, talk
show host, author and moth-
er of a deployed paratrooper,
will join Beth Wiruth on Navy
Homefront TALK!, the Internet
talk show for Navy spouses, for
our first Special.
Dr. Laura will talk about
being what she calls "warrior
families" supporting our service
members and building a sup-
portive relationship with your
service member's mother. Dr.
Laura will also take calls from
listeners. The special broadcast,
hosted by blogtalkradio.com, is
Dr. Laura's first Internet talk
show. The 30-minute broadcast
will air live May 29 at 7 p.m.
EDT at www.blogtalkradio.
com/nht.


NAVSAFECEN Reminds


Sailors To 'Click It or Ticket'


By April Phillips
Naval Safety Center Public Affairs
The Naval Safety Center is issuing a reminder
to buckle up to all Sailors and Marines that cor-
responds with state and local law enforcement
officials' "Click it or Ticket" campaign, began in
most jurisdictions May 21.
So far in fiscal year 2007, 19 Sailors have died
as a result of personal motor vehicle crashes. Six
were not wearing their seatbelts and at least three
of those were ejected from the car. According
to Naval Safety Center officials, there's a good
chance those Sailors might only be nursing cuts
and bruises if they'd taken a few seconds to buck-
le their seatbelts.
"Far too many Sailors and Marines die each
year in personal motor vehicle accidents. Using
seatbelts is the easiest way to reduce that number.
I would encourage everyone to buckle up each
and every time they get into the car, not just dur-
ing the 'Click it or Ticket' campaign. It's the law
and it's good common sense," said Rear Adm.
George Mayer, Commander Naval Safety Center.
The National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration says that 19 percent of all
Americans still fail to fasten seatbelts regularly.
A traffic specialist from the Naval Safety Center


said Sailors and Marines may believe the inherent
dangers of military service far outweigh any haz-
ards they might face on the highway. However,
this is a misperception.
"The most dangerous thing you do every day is
getting in your vehicle to drive back and forth to
work," said Bonnie Revell, Naval Safety Center
traffic specialist. "The most important thing you
can do is buckle up. It lessens the chance of
severe injury or death by being ejected from the
vehicle."
The "Click it or Ticket" campaign comes
with fair warning for Sailors and Marines. Law
enforcement officials heavily publicize the crack-
down through media messages.
"During the enforcement period, tickets will
be issued to anyone, anywhere not wearing their
seatbelt. And military members need to remember
that it's mandatory to wear their seatbelts on or
off the installation," Revell emphasized.
She hopes Sailors and Marines who are not
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and then get into the habit. "Click it or Ticket"
runs through June 3.


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From FFSC
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activities are offered by the
Fleet and Family Support Center
(FFSC) and are free of charge.
Pre-registration is required and
childcare is not available. For
more information about the
classes or to register call 270-
6600, ext. 110.


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Calendar


On Base
Thursday, May 24
The USS Philippine Sea fam-
ily readiness group will hold its
monthly potluck meeting at 6:30
p.m. at the USO on Mayport
Road. Free babysitting will be
provided.
Tuesday, May 29
USS Klakring family readi-
ness group will be having a
Italian themed pot luck at the
meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the
USO on Mayport Road. A guest
speaker from the Red Cross will
speak about the hurricane sea-
son.
Tuesday, June 5
Please join the USS Vicksburg
Family Support Group on at
6:30 p.m. at the Mayport USO
for "Everything You Wanted to
Know About A Deployment,
But Were Afraid to Ask." Terry
Johnson from Fleet and Family
Services will be our dynamic
guest speaker. She will be
addressing all your pre-deploy-
ment issues. Following Mrs.
Johnson will be a question and
answer session with a panel of
seasoned Navy wives. There
will also be a special Sesame
Street DVD for the children
to view called "Talk, Listen,
Connect: Helping Families
During Military Deployment."
We are getting close to the big
day and now is the time to get
those questions answered and to
make new friends.
Thursday, June 14
The USS Carney family read-
iness group will meet at 6:45
p.m. at the USO on Mayport
Road. Childcare will be pro-
vided.

Out in Town

Thursday, May 17
Duval County Extension
Service will host the workshop,
"Irrigation Tips & Surviving
the Drought" from 10 a.m.-1
p.m. at 1010 N. McDuff Ave. In
times of drought, your irrigation
system needs to be functioning.
Staffers will try to all answer all
your questions at this workshop
on irrigation and also teach you
how to retrofit your system in
your landscape beds. They


will also teach you some plant
survival tips and techniques.
Cost is $5. Light refreshments
served. To register, please call
904-387-8850.
Friday, May 18
The First Coast Beaches Unit
of the American Cancer Society
(ACS), will host the 14th Annual
Take a Swing at Cancer Golf
Tournament and Dinner Party.
The event, which is presented
by Fidelity Investments, will be
held at the Sawgrass Country
Club. The Captain's Choice
tournament will begin with a
shotgun start at 1 p.m. followed
by a dinner party and silent auc-
tion at 7 p.m. For more informa-
tion about the American Cancer
Society, please call 1-800-ACS-
2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
Saturday, May 19
The Jacksonville Genealogical
Society will hold their month-
ly meeting at the Webb-
Wesconnett Branch Library,
6887 103rd Street, at 1:30 p.m.
The society is proud to have
President, Mary Chauncey, as
speaker for this meeting. Mary
is the Coordinator of Reunions
each year for the Stone, Griffin
and Chuancey families, and
her topic will be, "Planning a
Family Reunion." For addition-
al information please contact,
Mary Chauncey at 781-9300.
Sunday, May 20
Bring the entire family to
enjoy a day at The Cummer
Museum of Art & Gardens
filled with art, gardens, edu-
cation and fun from noon to
5 p.m. The activities will be
inspired by "Rather Strange
Developments:" Picasso,
Kandinsky and Mondrian from
the Munson-Williams-Proctor
Arts Institute. Enjoy modern
music, art making activities and
interactively engaging enter-
tainment throughout the galler-
ies and Cummer gardens. Free
admission. For more informa-
tion, call ("'"4) 355-0630.
First Missionary Baptist,
810 Third Avenue South,
Jacksonville Beach, is hosting a
Christian Men and Women serv-
ing God and Country Program
at 11 a.m.
Tuesday, May 22
Join The Cummer Museum
of Art & Gardens for a drop-


in studio activity for children
ages 4-8 based on the national
Start With The Arts program on
Tuesday from 4-5 p.m. No pre-
registration. Please arrive early
as class size is limited. Cost is
members $5, non-members $7.
Wednesday, May 23
Duval County Extension
Service, 1010 N. McDuff
Ave., will hold the work-
shop, "Pond Management" at
5:30 p.m. This free workshop
is for Homeowners/Builders
Associations, farmers, ranchers,
general public, pond owners and
managers. Saturday, June 2
The U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary 14-04 as a public
service is offering an Americas
Boating Course program at the
Captains Club. The Captains
Club is at 13363 Beach Blvd.
located between Hodges
and Kernan Blvd. The pro-
gram meets the Florida State
Requirement for a Boaters
Safety Card and the cost is only
$25. Contact Mike at 904-502-
9154 for more information.
Saturday, June 23
The U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary 14-04 as a public
service is offering an Americas
Boating Course program at the
Captains Club. The Captains
Club is at 13363 Beach Blvd.
located between Hodges
and Kernan Blvd. The pro-
gram meets the Florida State
Requirement for a Boaters
Safety Card and the cost is only
$25. Contact Mike at 904-502-
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Saturday, June 30
Terry Parker High School,
Class of 1977, 30 year reunion
will be held at FOP Lodge, 171
Sawgrass Road, Marsh Landing
Park, Jacksonville Beach.
Check-in begins at 6 p.m. -
Bar-B-Q Buffet begins at 7 p.m.
- live band and DJ for entertain-
ment. Cost is $30 per person.
Deadline May 30 to mail checks
(payable to "Terry Parker Class
of '77") to: Anita Kelly; 195
South Roscoe Blvd.; Ponte
Vedra Beach, Fla. 32082 For
details contact Anita DuPont
Kelly at (904) 273-2933 or
Cindy Poland Pittman at ('"i'4)
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4 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 24, 2007

20 Years Ago, USS Stark Was Attacked



Mayport Remembers Stark Crew

By Paige Gnann Mdk* A


Editor
On May 17, 1987, the United
States people and Naval Station
Mayport suffered one of the
darkest days of the decade after
37 Sailors aboard USS Stark
(FFG 31) were killed in an
unprovoked attack on the ship
by Iraq.
More than 200 people gath-
ered at Naval Station Mayport's
Memorial Park last Thursday
to remember and commemo-
rate the 20th anniversary of the
attack.
Dozens of former crewmem-
bers and their families reunited
with active duty Sailors and
guests to fulfill the promise
made by the base 20 years prior
to "never forget."
Coordinated by the Naval
Order of the United States, the
Mayport Council Navy League
and NS Mayport, the memorial
service included tributes by sur-
viving crewmembers and family
members of fallen Sailors.
Crewmembers spoke about
the heroism shown that day and
how the incident strengthened
the bonds of shipmates.
The ship was struck the eve-
ning of May 17 by two mis-
siles while it was on patrol
in the southern Persian Gulf.
According to retired Capt. Pete
Wynkoop, "one missile explod-
ed, causing tremendous damage
and immediate fires in the for-
ward part of the ship. Fuel from
the second missile intensified


-Photos by MC1 Toiete Jackson
Commanding Officer, Naval Station Mayport, Capt. Charles P
King welcomes former USS Stark crewmembers, their families and
guests to the USS Stark (FFG 31) 20-year anniversary memorial.
the fires and the crew fought the succeeded in saving the ship."
inferno through the night and The ship was able to limp
the next day. Aided by equip- back into port in Bahrain for
ment and fire fighting teams
from other Navy ships, the crew See Stark, Page 5


,.. : i . : .... : i

Former USS Stark (FFG 31) crewmember Tim Martineau read the names of the fallen Sailors during
tolling of the bell at the USS Stark 20-year anniversary memorial ceremony.


Former USS Stark (FFG 31) crewmember, Bernard Martin, performs the tolling of the bell, in
memory of his fallen shipmates who lost their lives 20 years ago, during the USS Stark memorial cer-
emony. Martin was a crewmember 1984-1987. The guided missile frigate USS Stark (FFG 31) was
on routine patrol in the Arabian Gulf May 17, 1987, when two Iraqi missiles struck the ship, killing
37 Sailors. Despite the severe damage inflicted, the heroic efforts of the Stark's crew saved the ship and
was later decomissioned in 1999.


Retired Vice Adm. Michael Kalleras was guest speaker at this
year's Stark ceremony. Kalleras recounted the days following the John Kiser, son of fallen Stark crewmember EMCS Stephen Kiser,
Stark attack and how President Ronald Reagan flew to Mayport reads a memorium placed on one of the wreaths at the memorial Guests salute during the presentation of colors by the Mayport
for a memorial service. plaque. Color Guard.


.Naval Station Mayport honors detail give a 21-gun salute in remembrance of the 37fallen Sailors of
USS Stark.


Vernon Foster, son of fallen crewmember QMCS Vernon Foster, escorts his mother as they lay a,
wreath during the service.






THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 24, 2007 5


Former USS Stark crewmembers, Capt. -31laiti' Schellhorn, chief of staff Navy Region Southeast and Intelligence Specialist Chief Chris Ryden, perform the laying of the wreath, honoring their shipmates
who lost their lives during the 20-year anniversary memorial ceremony.


Retired Capt. Wayne Young, decommissioning commanding officer of USS Stark, looks through '; .- .'" >,. -' .. ... ** .... P" ..-- :.-* ,...'W '1
photos brought by former crewmember Don Grigg. Young talked about his experience on board USS More than 200 people joined former Stark crewmembers and their families at the memorial service at
Stephen W. Groves, which came to Stark's aid after the attack. NS Mayports Memorial Park.


After the memorial service families and former Stark crewmembers attended a special reception at the CPO Club that was hosted by the Naval Order of the
: United States and the Mayport Council Navy League.


Stark From Page 4
repairs before heading back to the grieving NS
Mayport. Called one of the U.S. Navy's deadli-
est peacetime disasters, the incident rocked the
nation and President Ronald Reagan and wife,
Nancy came to the base for a memorial service.
Guest speaker Vice Adm. Michael Kalleras
said three days following the incident were some
of the hardest he had lived through.
"Thirty-seven brave Stark Sailors became
heroes. Sixteen widows were created and 250
family members lost their fathers, brothers and
sons."
Reading a letter from John Mitchell, who was
NS Mayport's commanding officer during the
incident, Kalleras talked about how the former
base CO "recalled vividly watching on screen
[CNN's coverage] of smoke on the horizon and
a ship burning. It seems a blur of day and night,"
Mitchell wrote. "I also remember the outpouring
of love from the citizens of Jacksonville."
Guest speakers spoke of the generosity of the
Jacksonville citizens through donations of food,
hotel rooms and car rentals.
"Yellow ribbons started appearing through-
out Mayport, then Jacksonville and the whole
nation," Mitchell wrote. "Grief was constant, but
the real fact was we were all bonded together.
We all know how each person added something
to that ship. Twenty years ago, I told the Stark
families I would keep them in my heart and I do
that daily through prayer.... Shipmates are for-
ever. You cannot divorce a shipmate."
"I wasn't supposed to be there," said Dr. Art
Conklin, the former Damage Control officer
during the incident. "Because of problems with
my relief, I was asked if I could stay on for the
cruise....I learned what was a hero. I watched my
shipmates throw themselves back into danger
over and over again. I have learned the value of
shipmates and value that life can be unexpected.
I try to live every day like it's my last."






6 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 24, 2007

HSL-46 Trains During Neptune Warrior Exercise


By MCSN Michael Starkey
Fleet Public. ; Center, Atlantic
HSL-46 participated in
Neptune Warrior, a coalition
course between NATO allies
from April 23 May 3.
The Neptune Warrior course
was designed to help NATO
coalition forces to cooperate
and increase interoperability in
a maritime combat environment.
During the exercise, the HSL-46
squadron trained with their SH-
60B Seahawk helicopter, which
is designed for integrated or
stand alone under-sea warfare
and anti-surface warfare.
"We had our own organic sen-
sors, including RADAR, night
vision goggles and Forward-
Looking Infra-Red (FLIR) that
served as additional force mul-
tipliers," said Lt. Cmdr. Mario
Gonzalez, helicopter element
commander. "Several of those
unique capabilities made her an
outstanding observation asset
for Marines going ashore in the
night amphibious operations."
During Neptune Warrior
the United States was able to
work with France, Germany,
Denmark, the Netherlands and
the United Kingdom.
"Working with the for-
eign navies was an experience
that I will never forget," said
Aviation Antisubmarine Warfare
Operator 2nd Class Michael Hill.
"After you break through the

Boensel
From CNRSE
Rear Adm. (Lower Half) Mark
S. Boensel has been selected for
promotion to the two-star rank
of Rear Admiral Upper Half in
the U.S. Navy. His official pro-
motion will occur after Senate
confirmation.
A native of Cambridge, Mass.,
Boensel went to the United
States Naval Academy where
he graduated with a Bachelor
of Science degree in 1978. He
underwent flight training at
Pensacola Naval Air Station and
was designated a Naval Flight
Officer in 1979.
Boensel served as Military
Assistant to the Secretary
of Defense in Oct. 1996,
and Military Assistant to the
Under Secretary of Defense,
Jan. 1997 until May 1999. He
served as Executive Assistant to
Commander, Naval Air Force,


Replenishment (VERTREP),
Search and Rescue (SAR),
Medical Evacuation
(MEDEVAC) and Naval Surface
Fire Support (NSFS).


-Photo by MCSNMichael Starkey
HSL-46 lands aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Bainbridge (DDG 96). The helicopter was
transporting personnel from Bainbridge to USS Simpson (FFG 56) in support of Neptune Warrior
exercises. The exercise iill will test the interoperability of NATO coalition forces.
language barrier, all the foreign pating in the eight helicopter Mayport-based HSL 46 was
navies operate just like us. The formation flight as part of the stationed aboard USS Simpson
whole experience was an eye amphibious demonstration," (FFG 56) during the exercise.
opener to the rest of the world said Gonzalez. "It is not often The HSL-46 squadron also
and how they operate." that U.S. units have the oppor- played a vital role in moving
HSL-46 was able to enjoy tunity to work with numerous personnel ashore and around
experiences during Neptune helicopters from our NATO the battle force, in a timely and
Warrior that are not available brethren. It was an honor to be effective manner.
during regular type of training. part of such an elite compilation The mission of the SH-
"Our highlight was partici- of aircrews." 60B also includes Vertical

Selected For Promotion


Kear Aam. iviarK noensel
United States Pacific Fleet, from
June 1999 through Jan. 2001
when he assumed command of
Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
It was during that tour he was
selected for promotion to the
one-star rank of rear admiral
lower half.
In July 2004, Boensel
returned to Washington, D.C.,
and became the director of


the Chief of Naval Operations
Environmental Readiness
Division (N45) until Dec. 2005.
He returned to Jacksonville, Fla.
as Commander, Navy Region
Southeast.
Boensel holds post-gradu-
ate degrees in Business
Administration from National
University, International
Relations from Salve Regina
College, and a Master of Arts
degree in National Security and
Strategic Studies from United
States Naval War Command
and Staff College. His person-
al awards include the Defense
Superior Service Medal, the
Legion of Merit Medal (three
awards), the Defense Meritorious
Service Medal, the Meritorious
Service Medal, the Navy-Marine
Corps Commendation Medal
(two awards) and the Navy


Marine Corps Achievement
Medal (four awards). He has
accumulated more than 3,200
flight hours and more than 600
carrier arrested landings.
His next assignment will be as
Commander, Navy Region Mid-
Atlantic, Norfolk, Va.


Neptune Warrior is a bi-annu-
al course which certifies allied
ships for NATO deployments.
It is open to allied forces with
available assets.


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ing Peruvian submarine BAP Chimpana while in port recently atNS Mayport.


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From USS McInerney
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'American Idol' Contestant


Returns To NAS Jacksonville


By MC2 Elizabeth
Williams
Fleet Public. ;, Center Southeast
Musician 3rd Class Phil
Stacey returned to duty and
May 15 was his first full day
back since his "deployment" to
"American Idol."
Stacey departed the base
Jan. 22 to audition for the real-
ity show. The Navy musician
made it into the top six finalists
on Fox's American Idol before
being voted off the show May
2.
"It feels good to be back. I've
had a lot of support and love
from Jacksonville, especially
the military community. I want-
ed to represent the Navy and
Jacksonville, but I also want
to be an example for people
who are set on accomplishing
something they dreamed about
doing," Stacey said.
Although he was voted off,
former contestants return for a
finale episode that takes place
after the next American Idol has
been selected.
About his time on "Idol,"
Stacey admitted that he didn't
expect to get as far as he did.
"Even the fact that I got to go
out there was pretty amazing.
I've had a lot of support from
my command," he said.
Stacey said he hopes to go on
the American Idol tour this sum-
mer, but that is still up to the
military and his leaders haven't
made a decision yet.
He said the idea of audition-
ing on American Idol initial-
ly came about after he missed


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ited The Baseball Grounds of
Jacksonville May 9 for a day
of camaraderie and baseball,
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band member upon return to duty to Navy Band Southeast after being voted off American Idol.


his friend's wedding because
of a Navy band commitment.
The friend jokingly said that
the only way he would forgive
Stacey was if he tried out for
American Idol.
Stacey said he made life-
long friendships and had some
incredible experiences during
his time on the show.
"I met some amazing people:
Quincy Jones, Bono from U2.
I even got to meet Tom Cruise
at a party, and we talked about


our kids," he said. "However,
my favorite part of being there
was being part of ... 'Idol Gives
Back.'"
The two-night special charity
fund-raiser which aired April 24
and 25 raised almost $70 mil-
lion to fight poverty, he added.
The contestants all lived in
a hotel together for a month
before the show even started.
Once they entered into the top
12, they were moved into apart-
ments. Stacey resided with


Blake Lewis, who is still in the
contest, and Chris Richardson,
who was voted out with Stacey
on May 2.
"I made some really great
friends; the contestants in the
top 12 are all like family to
me," Stacey said.
"I feel blessed for all the sup-
port from the Navy community.
I especially appreciate my ship-
mates standing in for me while
I was gone," he added. "I am
very grateful."


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scored a 4-1 victory over the
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DESRON 40, USS Samuel B. Roberts Depart


Puerto
By MCSN Damien Horvath
COMDESRON 40 Public.;-
Partnership of the Americas
Task Group 40.0 got underway
May 14 after a successful 3-
day visit to Puerto Belgrano,
Argentina, marking the end of
UNITAS Atlantic phase 48-07.
Over the weekend, several
Task Group 40.0 Sailors reached
out to the local citizens during a
community relations event at
the Casa Del Nino Children's
Shelter.
Casa Del Nino is the only
children's shelter in the town
of Punta Alta, and houses 24
children ranging from 2 to 12
years of age. The home is sup-
ported solely by donations, and
employees are all volunteers.
"It was an awesome chance
to reach out to the community
and lend a helping hand," said
Cryptologic Technician 1st
Class Nicholas Lawson from
USS Mitscher (DDG 57). "The
look on the kids' faces when
they were playing with their
new toys was something I will
never forget."
In addition to delivering gifts


Belgrano At
to the children, participating $1,000 in donations
Sailors from USS Pearl Harbor by the U.S. ships f(
(LSD 52), Mitscher and USS tion to the shelter.
Samuel B. Roberts (FFG 58) While some Sailc
mowed the lawn and performed engage in communi
beautification tasks on the prop- at the children's sl
erty surrounding the shelter. ers chose to streng
"Although it was great to national relations
help out with property mainte- friendly competition
nance," said Master-at-Arms 1st from marksmanshi
Class John Brann from Samuel cer tournament betw
B. Roberts. "It was much more nations.
rewarding for everyone who Despite a second
came out today to see these in the soccer tourna
kids' spirits lifted by our pres- Harbor remained
ence." point winner when t
Argentina Navy Capt. Ricardo tions concluded.
Enrique Meza expressed his "It was a good w
gratitude to the 40 Sailors who the port as well as
participated in the community opportunity to enl
relations project. tions with other na
"The Sailors wanted to do Gunner's Mate 3rd
something good, they wanted to Eric Schwarzman
make a difference," said Meza. Harbor, who partici]
"Not only have they made a shooting competition
difference, but they also left a "I was happy to
mark on us forever, and that is was happier just to
a mark of friendship between us with Sailors from
that will never fade." countries."
According to Lt. Dennis The weekend e
Wheeler, Pearl Harbor's com- wrapped up during
mand chaplain, more than ceremony where


End Of UNITAS Atlantic


were raised
or contribu-

ors chose to
ty relations
shelter, oth-
gthen inter-
during the
ons ranging
p to a soc-
veen partner

place finish
ament, Pearl
the overall
he competi-

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an excellent
chance rela-
tions," said
Class (SW)
from Pearl
pated in the
n.
win, but I
participate
our partner

vents were
g a closing
Argentine


Surface Fleet Commander
Admiral Antonio Torres
declared UNITAS Atlantic 48-
07 phase an outstanding success
and congratulated all who came
together and worked collective-
ly during the exercise.
Partnership of the Americas
Task Group 40.0 is deployed
to support UNITAS 48-07 and
consists of dock landing ship
Pearl Harbor, guided-mis-
sile destroyer Mitscher, guid-
ed-missile frigate Samuel B.
Roberts and Chilean frigate CS
Almirante Latorre (FFG 14).
POA 2007 is a U.S. Naval
Forces Southern Command
deployment designed to focus
on enhancing relationships
with regional partner nations
through a variety of exercises
and events at sea and on shore
throughout South America and
the Caribbean.
For more information
U.S. Naval Forces Southern
Command and Partnership of
the Americas 2007, visit http://
www.cusns.navy.mil.


Anzio, HSL-46 Visit Rhodes, Greece


By Ensign
Colleen McDonald
USSAnzio Public;,-
Sailors from USS Anzio (CG
68) bid farewell to Rhodes,
Greece, on May 11 after a five-
day port visit.
Capt. Perry Bingham, Anzio's
commanding officer, met with
several Greek dignitaries, to
include loannis Mahairdis, gov-
ernor of Dodecanese; Chatzis
Chatziefthimiou, mayor of
Rhodes; Commandant 95 Higher
Command National Guard
Battalion Maj. Gen. Vasileios
Ntavalis; Bishop Kyrillos, the
archbishop of Rhodes; and Brig.
Gen. Dimitrios Lerogiannis, the
Dodecanese chief of police.
"The citizens of Rhodes were
gracious hosts throughout our
visit. It was an honor to meet
with the leaders of Rhodes," said
Bingham. "My crew enjoyed
every minute of their time expe-
riencing the historical sites,
beaches, and shopping through-
out the island. It was a great port
visit as a culmination of a long
deployment."


The crew took advantage of
the many opportunities to expe-
rience Greek culture. From the
local cuisine to traditional enter-
tainment, the Sailors found the
people of Rhodes to be warm
and welcoming.
"It seemed as though every-
one we met truly wanted to
share a bit of their traditions and
thoughts with us," said Yeoman
1 st Class Jeremy Kellogg.
A favorite spot for Anzio's
Sailors was Old Town. The mar-
kets featured handmade crafts,
antiques, and traditional Greek
souvenirs such as olive oil, pot-
tery, and linens. Inside the mar-
ket were many restaurants serv-
ing a mixture of local meats and
desserts.
The city was founded in 408
B.C., with much of the original
architecture still visible.
"The sights were amazing, par-
ticularly the view from the top of
the Clock Tower, which gave the
best vantage point to look down
over the entire city," said Gas
Turbine System Electrical 3rd
Class Jeffery Wilson.


Sailors traveling further down
the coast of Rhodes stopped to
enjoy the town of Lindos. Lindos
is a beautiful town by the sea,
centered around the Acropolis of
Athena.
"We enjoyed a great din-
ner in Lindos with grape leaf
wraps, rabbit, and a tasty local
wine," recalled Sonar Technician
Surface 2nd Class Dennis
Greene. "It seemed as though
every yard was filled with orange
and lemon trees, a vibrant con-
trast to the white wash buildings
of the town."
Anzio's visit allowed her crew
to enjoy a Mediterranean port
for the first time since departing
Tivat, Montenegro, on Oct. 26
for six months of operations in
the Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea
as part of the Eisenhower Carrier
Strike Group.
The Eisenhower Carrier Strike
Group departed U.S. 5th Fleet
area of operations May 4, mark-
ing the completion of the strike
group's support for Operations
Enduring Freedom, Iraqi
Freedom and maritime security


operations in the region.
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower
(CVN 69) is the flagship for
the Eisenhower Carrier Strike
Group, which also includes
embarked Carrier Air Wing
(CVW) 7, embarked Destroyer
Squadron 28; Anzio; guided-
missile destroyer USS Ramage
(DDG 61); and guided-missile
destroyer USS Mason (DDG 87).
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from Norfolk.





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Gettysburg Celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage
By Ensign
Andrew BonderudR
USS Gettysburg PAO
USS Gettysburg (CG 64) paused to commemorate and
celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month ont
May 14.
In addition to enjoying refreshments and cake, Sailors
learned about the contributions that many different Asian
Pacific Americans have made and are making in the U.S.
Navy.
Seaman Christopher Mays, Information System ........
Technician 2nd Class (Surface Warfare) Roy Mariano,
and Culinary Specialist 3rd Class (Surface Warfare) Paul '
Kleimann talked about the struggles that different com-
munities endured and how Asian Pacific Americans have
overcome those hardships to not only become successful,U
but active and productive citizens in this country.
Ensign Roderick Wilson, Gettysburg's Anti-Submarine
Warfare officer, was the guest speaker for the event and
talked about the history of Asian Pacific Americans in
the United States and the personal significance of having
Philippine ancestry.
Lt.j.g. Deirdre Green, Gettysburg's acting Chaplain
said that the purpose of the program was "to highlight the
contributions that Asian pacific Americans have made to
our society and to raise understanding and awareness."
She also said that programs like these shIio% how diver-
sity has made America better and stronger."
Each May, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month -Photo courtesy of USS Gettysburg
recognizes achievements of the many Asian Pacific From left, Ensign Roderick Wilson, Information System Technician 2nd Class (Surface Warfare) Roy Mariano, Culinary Specialist 3rd Class
Americans who have helped make our country the (Surface Warfare) Paul Kleimann and Seaman Christopher Mays participated in USS Gettysburg'sAsian Paicifc American Heritage Month activi-
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Mayport

By MC2 Joseph Olivares
Pubhlic,;-- Center Reserve
Detachment
Reserve Chief of Naval
Information, Rear Adm.
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Public Affairs Center (PACEN)
Southeast at Naval Station
Mayport recently.
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increase the number of enlisted
reserve members in units. He
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rent reserve component Mass
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MCs when they are separating
from service. Jones said the
active-duty MC community is
overmanned, but the reserve
component has billets that need
to be filled.
Jones also emphasized the
importance of his reserve units
producing more news material
for Navy publications. Even
though the Mayport unit's num-
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lished has increased from last
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the local community and Navy-
wide.
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bachelor and geo-bachelor per-
sonnel, E-1 through E-6. Special
events, workshops, tournaments,
inexpensive trips and more are
scheduled ON & OFF base each
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Navy News


A New USS Spruance


Navy Names New Destroyers


From the Navy Office of Information
Secretary of the Navy
Donald Winter has announced
the names for the U.S. Navy's
two newest Arleigh Burke-
class guided-missile destroyers
(DDG) to honor two American
heroes famous for their naval
service.
DDG 111 will be named
USS Spruance to honor Adm.
Raymond A. Spruance, whose
calm and decisive leadership in
command of Task Force 16 at
the Battle of Midway contrib-
uted to the pivotal American
victory.
Spruance was born in
Baltimore, on July 3, 1886. He
graduated from the U.S. Naval
Academy in 1906. His career
was extensive, including com-
mand of five destroyers and the
Battleship Mississippi.
In the first months of World
War II in the Pacific, Spruance
commanded a cruiser division.
He led Task Force 16, with
two aircraft carriers, during the
Battle of Midway. Spruance's
disposition of forces and man-
agement of available aircraft
proved to be brilliant. His deci-
sions during that action were
important to its outcome, which
changed the course of the war
with Japan.
After the Battle of Midway,
he became chief of staff to
the commander in chief, U.S.
Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean
areas and later was deputy com-
mander in chief. In mid-1943,
he was given command of the
Central Pacific Force, which
became the 5th Fleet in April
1944. While holding that com-
mand in 1943-45, with the
USS Indianapolis (CA-35) as
his usual flagship, Spruance
directed the campaigns that cap-
tured the Gilberts, Marshalls,
Marianas, Iwo Jima and
Okinawa and defeated the
Japanese fleet in the June 1944
Battle of Philippine Sea.
Spruance held command of
the Pacific Fleet in late 1945
and early 1946. He then served
as president of the Naval War
College until retiring from the
Navy in July 1948. In 1952-
55, he was ambassador to the
Philippines. Spruance died in
Pebble Beach, Calif., on Dec.
13, 1969.
Spruance also had a class of
anti-submarine warfare destroy-
ers named in his honor, along
with the Mayport-based USS
Spruance (DD 963). DD-963
was attached to DESRON 24
before it was decommissioned
during a ceremony at Mayport
in March 2005.
DDG 110 will be named the
USS William P. Lawrence to
honor Vice Adm. William P.
Lawrence, who served nearly
six years as a prisoner of war


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-U.S. Navy Photo
The Navy has announced the names of its two newest Arleigh
Burke-class guided-missile destroyers, including USS Spruance
(DDG 111). The Spruance name has been used before, including
the former Mayport-based USS Spruance (DD 963).


multimission platforms to lead
the Navy into the future. Using
a gas turbine propulsion system
the ship can operate indepen-
dently or as part of carrier battle
groups, surface action groups,
amphibious ready groups,
and underway replenishment
groups.
Combat systems center
around the Aegis combat system
and the SPY-1D, multifunction
phased array radar. The com-
bination of Aegis, the Vertical
Launching System, an advanced
anti-submarine warfare system,
advanced anti-aircraft missiles
and Tomahawk, the Arleigh
Burke-class continues the revo-
lution at sea.


(POW) in North Vietnam and
later as superintendent of the
Naval Academy.
Lawrence was born January
13, 1930, in Nashville, Tenn. He
graduated from the U.S. Naval
Academy in 1951. At the Naval
Academy, he played three varsi-
ty sports and was president and
brigade commander, in which
capacity he helped establish
the Brigade Honor concept. He
graduated from the Naval Air
Test Center as an honor gradu-
ate and in 1958 was the first
naval aviator to fly twice the
speed of sound.
During the Vietnam War, as
commanding officer of Fighter
Squadron 143, Lawrence earned
the Silver Star for a strike
against a heavily defended tar-
get in North Vietnam. He com-
pleted his mission, but was
captured after his aircraft went
down and he remained a POW
until March 1973. He earned the
Distinguished Service Medal for
his leadership to fellow POWs.
Along with fellow prisoner and
naval aviator, Vice Adm. James
Stockdale, Lawrence became
noted for resistance to his cap-
tors.
"[Lawrence] repeatedly paid
the price for being perceived by
the enemy as a source of their
troubles through his high crime
of leadership. He could not be
intimidated and never gave up
the ship," said Stockdale.
Following promotion to rear
admiral in 1974, he served as
commander, Light Attack Wing,
U.S. Pacific Fleet; director
Aviation Programs Division on
the staff of the chief of Naval
Operations; assistant deputy
chief of Naval Operations (Air
Warfare). In August 1978, he
became superintendent of the
Naval Academy and subse-
quently served as commander
3rd Fleet and chief of naval per-
sonnel, retiring in 1986.
William P. Lawrence and
Spruance will provide dynamic


-Photo by MCSA Matthew A. Ebarb
Midshipmen 4th Class Sarah Wagner, left, and Midshipmen 4th Class Danielle Cicuto participate
in "Surf PT" during Sea Trials at the U.S. Naval Academy. Sea Trials, the Naval Academy's freshmen
capstone event, is an all-day physical evolution modeled after the Marine Corps' Crucible and Navy's
Battle Stations. Evolutions include: combat conditioning, teamwork and unit cohesion, land and
water training endurance challenges and obstacle course. All of the exercises are designed to highlight
teamwork, communication and perseverance.


Midshipmen Complete 'Sea Trials'


By MCSN
Christopher A. Lussier
U.S. NavalAcademy Public.;--
The U.S. Naval Academy
Class of 2010 completed the
daylong rite of passage known
as Sea Trials on May 15.
Sea Trials, which begins well
before dawn, consists of six
phases lasting approximately an
hour and a half each. During
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plebess," are tested physical-
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tative. "It brings them togeth-
er in a trying situation, builds
teamwork and camaraderie, and
instills pride in themselves and
the institution."
Under the supervision of
upperclassmen, senior enlisted
leaders and company officers,
the midshipmen navigated chal-
lenging obstacle courses, con-
fronted realistic damage control


scenarios, and motivated each
other through long-distance
runs. Squads of midshipmen
also tackled riverine training,
zodiac boat drills, and endur-
ance courses.
More than 1,000 plebes par-
ticipated in the capstone event,
modeled after the Navy's
"Battle Stations" and Marine
Corps' "Crucible."
Sea Trials was the 1998 brain-
child of former Naval Academy
Superintendent Adm. Charles
R. Larson.


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By MC3 Chris Laurent
Naval , Dubhlic,;-"
Junior enlisted Sailors will
soon see a tremendous change
in their living arrangements.
As soon as Aug. 1, the chief
of Naval Operations directive,
"Sailor Ashore Program," will
move Sailors from ships and
military barracks into privatized
apartment-like housing.
This initiative, titled the
Military Unaccompanied
Housing Privatization, will
affect pay grades E-1 through
E-3 and E-4 with less than four
years of service.
In June 2006, the Navy
selected Homeport Hampton
Roads LLC to partner with the
Navy to design, finance, own,
provide day-to-day manage-
ment and construct two-bed-
room apartments which will
improve the quality of life for
single Sailors in the vicinity
of Naval Station Norfolk and
Naval Support Activity Norfolk.


THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, May 24, 2007 13

N avy News




rective Will Privatize Norfolk Barracks


Hampton Roads Sailors and the
Navy will both have a chance to
save money in the deal.
"Economically, every-
one will be better off," Steve
Crawford, a representative
of Hunt/American Campus
Communities, the parent com-
pany of Homeport Hampton
Roads LLC said. "The Navy
will save on the maintenance
costs and the Sailors will have
free luxuries while living in the
barracks."
Homeport Hampton Roads
LLC will take the helm of
seven existing barracks at Naval
Station Norfolk and Naval
Support Activity Norfolk and
break ground on new construc-
tion sites in the Hampton Roads
area. The new construction site
closest to Naval Station Norfolk
is Camp Allen. This site is
called the "mother ship" by the
representatives of Homeport
Hampton Roads, as it will gen-
erate an additional 1,867 beds


for Sailors to live in while serv-
ing the fleet in Norfolk.
The Sailors will be able to
save money because they will
no longer have to subscribe to
cable television or Internet ser-
vices, as these will be included
in the living spaces. The Navy
will save up to 34 percent per
Sailor by housing them in the
barracks run by Homeport
Hampton Roads LLC.
Other improvements include
enhancing existing buildings
and other new construction
locations at Camp Elmore and
Newport News. These proj-
ects combined will add another
2,367 beds for the fleet, bring-
ing the total to 3,680 beds for
the junior Sailors of Hampton
Roads. Some of the new con-
struction sites will feature park-
ing garages to accommodate the
number of tenants and the new
buildings will comply with anti-
terrorism force protection stan-
dards.


During a series of town-hall
style meetings, Sailors were
introduced to the team from
Homeport Hampton Roads
LLC, and the transition process
was discussed. The amenities
and procedures to obtain the
new facilities were discussed
with the audience and they were
allowed to ask questions about
the transition process.
"This is a different way of
approaching the berthing issues
in the area," Aviation Structural
Mechanic Airman Raymond
Clough said after one of the
meetings. "It's so new and inno-
vative and I want to see how
it works out with the existing
barracks."
Interested Sailors will sign a
lease to live in the new housing.
The standard lease agreement
has been reviewed by the Navy
Legal Services Office and will
be offered in six-month dura-
tions. The lease agreement will
also include the standard "Navy


clause" which allows termina-
tion of the lease when a Sailor
is deployed.
Roommate matching scenar-
ios will be offered to residents.
This will afford Sailors to be
close to their friends while not
deployed. In keeping with Navy
policy, gender cohabitation will
not be permitted at the barracks.
Tom Weber, the director of
operations for the Homeport
Hampton Roads, LLC program
is eager to hear the needs of
the prospective occupants. He
hopes to make as many people
happy with the transition while
offering the comforts of home
to the junior Sailors.
Homeport Hampton Roads
LLC will conduct several par-
ties to ramp up to the transition
date. These parties will include
lease signing and more town-
hall style meetings so they can
better understand the needs of
their new clients.
Those living in the existing


buildings will have the first
choice to be a part of the new
accommodations.
The new landlords hope to
instill a sense of commu-
nity with the new partnership.
They will work in conjunction
with the Morale, Welfare and
Recreation offices to inform
the tenants of the Single Sailor
programs that are available.
Welcome aboard activities and
social networking are a high
priority to the company.
Facilities Manager Ben
Banks, a former Navy chief,
says that this is a very exciting
move for the Navy. He said that
it is a step in the right direc-
tion to accommodate the newest
Sailors in the area.
"If I would have had this
opportunity when I was in those
pay grades, I would have stayed
in longer than I did," Banks
said.


Masso Takes Over As Head Of Personnel Command


By MCC Teresa J. Frith
Navy Personnel Command Public


Rear Adm. Edward Masso
relieved Rear Adm. David A.
Gove as commander of Navy
Personnel Command (NPC) and
deputy chief of Naval Personnel
(CNP) in a change of command
ceremony May 17.
Chief of Naval Personnel
Vice Adm. John C. Harvey
Jr., Deputy Chief of Naval
Operations (Manpower,
Personnel, Training &
Education) was principal speak-
er at the ceremony.
Gove leaves NPC after nearly
two years of service. Under his
authority, the command faced
challenges ranging from correct-
ly prioritizing limited resources
in completing the mission, tech-
nical upgrades, and personnel
manning issues relating to the
Navy's contribution to the glob-
al war on terrorism.
"I believe our team here at
NPC did an excellent job in mis-
sion accomplishment to create
21st century leaders. Together,
we have refined and stabilized
our organization, implement-
ed a world-class strategy to
enable our enterprise to deliver

Navy Flier

from War..
By MC1 Michael Sheehan
Navy Operational Support Center Min-
neapolis Public. "
Following a plot straight
out of a Hollywood movie, Lt.
Cmdr. Brian Danielson escorted
his father's remains home to
Minnesota on May 17, nearly
37 years after his death in com-
bat during the Vietnam War.
Danielson and his mother
flew with the remains of Air
Force Maj. Benjamin Franklin
Danielson from Hawaii to
Minnesota in preparation for a
final burial in Kenyon, Minn.,
on June 15.
Danielson was an 18-month-
old in Kenyon when his father
was shot down over Laos on
Dec. 5, 1965. The elder
Danielson had been flying a F-4
Phantom when he and weap-
ons officer Lt. Woody Bergeron
ejected from their damaged
aircraft, under enemy fire,
and parachuted into the jungle
below. Heavy ground fire pre-
vented the downed fliers from
being immediately rescued; and,
ultimately, more than 500 search
and rescue (SAR) sorties were
flown in an effort to retrieve the
aviators in what amounted to the
largest SAR mission of the war.
Bergeron was rescued after 51
hours in the jungle, but the elder
Danielson never made it home.
The Air Force officially listed
him as missing in action (MIA)
until 1976, when his status was
changed to killed in action with
no body recovered.
In 1991, a U.S. service pistol
exhibited in a Vietnamese muse-
um was discovered to have been
issued to the elder Danielson,
and in 2003 a piece of bone
and Danielson's dog tags were
brought to U.S. authorities in
Vietnam.
In the summer of 2006, the
Joint POW/MIA Accounting
Command (JPAC) led an expe-
dition to Laos in an effort to find
more of the elder Danielson's
remains, and the younger
Danielson joined the effort
while on leave from Electronic
Attack Squadron (VAQ) 209. By


the right Sailor for today and
in the future, contributed to the
development of a supply chain
approach to delivering Sailors
to the fleet, refined our detailing
solution for our Navy individual
augmentation (IA) contribu-
tion to the war on terror[ism],
and tightened and continued to
enhance our management of
joint assignments and educa-
tion," Gove said.
"All this has been going on
while we continue to execute
our mission to provide Sailors
with the right training, at the
right time, in the right place for
the right cost, while also creat-
ing an environment for them
to grow and develop and be as
successful as they can be both
professionally and personally.
We have endeavored to deliver
the best possible fit meaning
trained and ready Sailors to the
fleet," he continued.
Other highlights included
ensuring all critical billets were
properly manned with the best-
qualified Sailors during a criti-
cal organizational merger and
an overall realignment of the
Manpower, Personnel, Training
and Education (MPT&E) priori-
ties.


"Our demand signal is con-
stantly changing," said Gove.
"These signals are driven by
our need to respond to diverse,
networked and dynamic adver-
saries, as well as fiscal realities
facing each of the armed ser-
vices. We must develop a force
that is capable of operating in
the 'grey areas' of traditional,
irregular, catastrophic and dis-
ruptive warfare."
Gove also assumed a key
leadership role in support-
ing continuous and significant
improvements in Navy's indi-
vidual augmentation processes
for those being assigned to the
global war on terrorism during
his tour.
"Many of our Sailors from
NPC have served on an IA,
including 160 during my watch
here in Millington," said Gove.
"Overall for our Navy, we've
issued more than 13,000 sets of
IA orders since this global war
on terrorism began; more than
9,000 since I reported aboard in
September 2005."
Navy Personnel Command,
based at Naval Support Activity
(NSA) Mid-South in Millington,
employs about 2,000 people


and helps manage and execute Navy's total economic impact in ed to the men and women of
human resources for the Navy. the area totaling more than $300 Navy Command Center 106


There are more than 5,000 peo-
ple total at NSA Mid-South -
2,059 active duty, 1,762 reserv-
ists, 1,611 government service
and contractors civilians as
well as about 58,000 visitors
per year to NSA Mid-South.
More than 40,000 military retir-
ees and their families make
their homes in the area, with the


million a year.
Masso is a 1977 graduate of
the University of Mississippi,
where he received his commis-
sion through the Navy Reserve
Officer Training Corps pro-
gram. The admiral has various
personal decorations, but is
most proud of the Meritorious
Unit Commendation award-


for actions during and follow-
ing the September 2001 terror-
ist attacks on the Pentagon and
World Trade Center.
Gove's follow-on assignment
will be as the oceanographer
and navigator of the Navy on
the chief of Naval Operation's
staff in Washington.


journeying to Laos, Danielson
became the first active-duty ser-
vice member to participate in an
expedition for an MIA father.
"Everything lined up per-
fectly," Danielson said. "My
squadron had a brief break in
our training, and my Skipper
approved my request. I was very
excited to join the effort and the
work JPAC does."
Although the expedition did
not find any additional remains,
DNA testing conducted by
JPAC's Central Identification
Laboratory concluded that the
bone fragment came from his
father, allowing the younger
Danielson and his mother to
plan a final burial and memo-
rial service at a family plot in
Kenyon.
"As soon as I got back from
Laos," he said "I jumped back
into training with VAQ-209,
and even got to fly an exchange
flight with a German squadron
that flew the same type of F-
4's that my father flew. A very
short time after walking the
jungle trails in Laos where my
father was killed, I was with my
squadron in Iraq. It's been a


wild year."
Danielson, his mother, and
his father's remains welcomed
at the airport by honor guards
from the Kenyon VFW and
American Legion, the Northland
Vietnam Veteran's Association,
and the Everett McClay VFW
Post 1296.
"It's been great to have a
proper welcome home for my
dad," Danielson said. "This
experience, looking for my
father's remains, at one point
seemed hopeless but it ended up
being a very positive thing. We
should all be reminded of what
it means to sacrifice for our
country, and what our country
will sacrifice for you. No matter
how long it takes, no matter the
circumstances, if you sacrifice
for our country, we will bring
you home."




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a CFC participant


Brings Father Home

. 37 Years Later


-Photo by MC1 Michael Sheehan
Lt. Cmdr. Brian Danielson and the Veterans' Color Guard from
Kenyon, Mn. render honors as the remains of Danielson's father,
Air Force Maj. Benjamin Danielson, are prepared for transpor-
tation from Minneapolis-St. Paul International airport. Maj.
Danielson's remains were returned to Minnesota 37years after his
death in combat in Laos.


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story model home bit '03
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MLS#338441. 904-477-2881


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+ dep. w/ purch opt.
607-7700 759-0882
BEACH -Love the beach?
South Jax Bch, 3/2, pool,
updated kit, w/d,
$1500mo. 242-0411
Downtown 1/1, $800, all
util's incl+catv, Secured
access, city view, 7-12
mo lease. 904-294-2470
EAGLE HARBOR new
condo in Cobblestone,
2/2, Fpl + bonus rm,
$105mo. PH 386-527-8664
Intracoastal West New
gated 3/3 penthouse,
2200sf granite, SS appi,
pool, gar $1895m 273-0125


MANDARIN 2/2 New
kitchen, bath carpet, &
fresh paint. W/D.
$900/mo + dep. 262-3058
WESTSIDE
2/2 Condo, w/d incid, pool
access, upgrades, $850mo.
Call 472-7314
SOUTHSIDE / IL Vilagio
(1) unit 3/2 Condo's
$1150mo. Call Eddie
904-309-1283
SOUTHSIDE Waterfront
4/3, 2100 sq. ft, 1st & 2nd
fir scrn porch, washer,
$1295/mo. 904-696-2995
SOUTHSIDE St. John's
Town Center 1 /1 condo
w/attached garage.
Screened balcony, W/D
in unit, Appliances
under warranty. Gated
community w/pool and
fitness center. Avail-
able8/ 1 $950. 410-533-5119



ARLINGTON- Waterleaf
community, 4 BR, 3 BA,
$2000/month.
Contact 904-707-9610
Arlington
FREE MONTH RENT
$300 MOVES YOU IN.
2BR & 3BR's. Grande
Oaks Townhomes. Call
for details 904-744-4244
Arlington Exec. river-
front 3/2, nr JU, gated,
boat mooring. $1600m.
904-249-7087 / 607-3417
ARLINGTON 3/2, 1500
SF, large family rm,
great location 2851
Sandy Beach Ln. $1195m
+ dp. 888-240-3790

Arlington, Southside *
S Westside, Northside *
Stop Paying Rent! *
*New Homes in the $100's*
No Money?
No Credit?
S No Problem! *
Possible Rent To Own
Call Dave 904-881-6653 *

AVONDALE -3/2 1600sf
incids porch, new pnt
CH&A, wd firs, fncd
rear, $1350 465-3301
BAYMEADOWS/Avenues
Mall 3/2+ofc, 2000sf


Fleming Island-
Eagle Harbor
ON WATER-
5BR/3BA, 2700sf, FL
room w/heat & AC, free
heated pool, tennis &
golf in community.
REDUCED from
$2,000/mto $1,825/im.
542-7908
FLEMING ISLAND-
4 br/2 ba home. Large
Screen Room, Fenced.
1,600 monthly.
Rosie 370-0442.
Available May 15th.
IN OAKLEAF PLANTA-
TION/PEBBLE CREEK
3/2, 1300SF $1150. Realty
Executives, Ponte Vedra
904-249-7676, press 2
IN OAKLEAF PLANTA-
TION/PEBBLE CREEK
3/2, 1300SF $1150. Realty
Executives, Ponte Vedra
904-249-7676, press 2
I1 NTE COASTAL
WEST 4 BR/2 BA
Pool. Home, Yard
l+ pool Service Inc.
Tiled Floors/Counters.
Huge Fenced Yard.
$1600 mo. 221 -2934
Available 05/25
MANDARIN Hood
Landing new 4br/2ba, Irg
patio, fpl, 2300SF,
$1500mo, 904-463-1507

MOVING ???
Contact: Doris
Jakes @ Bear
Realty Inc. Bus#:
(904)234-5753.
Email: iakes-
doris@yahoo.com
"We Care About
our Customers"
Tour to Tour

MURRAY HILL Irg 3/1 +
den, 1500sf, w/d, pets ok,
fenced backed, shed,
$1025m. Sacha 548-7636
NORTHSIDE Amelia View
4/3, 2 car gar, dock, AC
comm. pool $1300/mo
904 -727-3592, 813-972-1863
Northside 3/2,
$1000mo, $1000 dep.
3013 ThornGlen Ct.
Call 571-8607
Northside Rent to Own,
3/1 fence yd, scrn rm, car


6 NORTHSIDE-
Beautiful 4 br/2 1/2
ba. home. approx
2948 sqft. w/ 3 car
garage and much
more...Near airport and
both naval bases.
924-9074
NORTHSIDE
2/1, All new inside. $595mo.
Move-In special.
Call 472-7314

NORTHSIDE
3/1, w/d conn., CH&A, scnrd
porch, fncd yd, $695mo.
Call 472-7314
OAKLEAF Near amenity
center 3/2 owner pays
water, sewer, lawn care,
$1075mo. 904- 626-8741
OAKLEAF PCS Beauti-
ful 4/4 + upstairs bonus
rm. 3,050 sq. ft. on quiet
corner culdesac lot. Nr
bases & Cecil CC. Avail
July 1. $2200=1yr; $2100
= 2 yrs; $2000=3yrs.
Call Marty 904-571-4970
ORANGE PK/Grove Pk,
3/2, brick, 1750sqft, dbl
car gar, nice area,
$1200/mo Ph. 386-497-1312
ORANGE PARK RTO
new 4/3 in Eagle Land-
ing, $3500 moves you in.
$419K. Call 305-812-0523
ORANGE PARK Brick 3/2
gar, updates, Irg backyd,
conv. loc. 370 James St.
$1350m. 904-545-9121
ORTEGA PARK, 1855sf,
3/2, tile firs, laminate fir
in master, cony. loc.
$1175m-+dp. 904-718-6068


Call about
our Move In
Specials
TODAY

SOUTHSIDE
Apartment Community
1, 2 & 3Br's Available.
904-737-1831

Southside Baymeadows/
East Hampton 2 story,
3/2.5, 1975sf 2c gar, w/d
$1500 mo+dep 881-0101
SOUTHSIDE Rent To
Own 2/1 + bonus room,
wood firs, fen yd garage
$700mo. 904-733-2155
WESTSIDE
Nice 3br/2ba, den, CH/A,
fenced, ceramic tile,
$895/mo. Call 287-1756
WESTSIDE 4/2, brick,
$1000mo. $1000 dep.
7963 North Blank Dr.
Call 571-8607

To advertise
in the military
publications
distributed at the
local bases in
the area,
Please call
904-359-4336,
Fax 904-366-6230.


H-ues
UfrjnTms MOR


riomes, I ownnomes,
and Condominiums!
1, 2, 3, & 4 Bedrooms
$450 $1450
In the Following Areas
NORTHSIDE
OCEANWAY
DOWNTOWN
ARLINGTON
SOUTHSIDE
ARGYLE
WESTSIDE
HILLIARD
SAN MARCO
CALLAHAN
ST. AUGUSTINE
904-757-3466
CALL FOR OUR
RENTAL SPECIALS



ERA
Dan Jones &
Associates, Inc
(904) 757-3466
www.ERADANJONES.com




NORTHSIDE
1472 Jake Rd. 3/1
$600 mo + $650 dep.
No pets. Call 757-7621


Roommates
Intracoastal W. Atlantic/
Hodges. Share 3/2 College
house in quiet area $500m
incI utils 941-685-4736.



BEACH -Neptune -4/2 hm
w/pool, refs, $100 wk,
242-0411

. Duval- Room to
Rent share bath-
room; No utilities, 8
miles from NAS
Jax. $350 a month. No
pets. Call 778-8977
6 ORANGE PARK-
Room for Rent
480.00 month, fur-
nished, includes
elec., water, cable,
washer/dryer use.
Call 704-4319

4, SOUTHSIDE-
Lantana Lakes.
Beautiful. Fur-
nished. Priv. Bath.
Fenced Yard. Small Dog
ok. $600/Mo inc. Util.
616-0277 or 665-0654.
LUXURY ROOMS
w/AAMicrowave & Refrigl
Low Daily/Wkly Rates!
10% Off for Wkly Room!
KINGS INN (904) 7253343
QUALITY INN (904) 264-1211




Julington Creek / Cypress
Trace 2/2.5 Twnhm, fully
furn, amenities, culdesac.
$1350m/1 yr lease, short
term avi. 904-687-1415


Commercial/Industrial
For Sale
Commercial/Industrial
For Rent
Businesses for Sale
Office Space For Sale
Office Space For Rent
Retail For Sale
Retail For Rent
St. Johns Commercial/
Industrial For Sale
St. Johns Commercial/
Industrial For Rent
St. Johns Businesses for Sale
St Johns Office SceSpa FcFor Sale
St Johns Office Space For
Rent
St. Johns Retail For Sale
St. Johns Retail For Rent





NORTHSIDE 956sf, comm
bldg, lot sz .20/ac, $350k neg.
204 New Berlin Rd.305-4626


WAREHOUSES
Several sm. buildings for
sale. 3000sf, 4700sf,
5400sf, 6400sf, 7800sf,
and 14,400sf.
Easton, Sanderson, & Co.
356-2228 Realtor


BEAD STORE Great
location off Hwy 17. All
inventory incl'd. 573-0966

OPMrE
PIRTEK: Successful B2B
Franchise now avail-
able in Jacksonville.
(888) 774-7835;
www.pirtekusa.com
POOL CLEANING
ROUTE- for sale 20 pool
route in Beaches area,
$25K cash unlimited
oppty for expansion.
Can provide business &
on the iob training.
Monthly billing $2500,
$500 comm for referral.
247-5737

HUGE RETURNS
Own your own business
Land, Gas and C-Store
$349,900. Seller Financing
Avail. Great opportunity
for operator 954-856-4825
or 877-818-2274


Mone To.


Private Instruction
Schools
Specialty Training/
Events


Business Opportunities
Distributorships/
Franchises
Fictitious Names
Financial Services
Money to Lend/Borrow
Mortgages Bought/Sold

Business^^
ORQfffLtUBjL


REAL ESTATE
1 Week Day Class June 4
8 Week Eve Class May 16
Superior Instruction
www.myfrei.com
(904) 2692555
Florida Real Estate Institute


Support
your military
newspaper.


AVIATION -
HELICOPTER MAIN-
TENANCE POSITION
Agusta Aerospace Cor-
poration, an interna-
tional helicopter manu-
facturer, has immediate
openings for qualified
helicopter mechanics,
and aircraft electri-
cians, at our site in
Jacksonville, Florida in
support of the USCG
Hitron Program. Mini-
mum Qualifications:
FAA A&P license, 5
years hands-on turbine
helicopter maintenance
experience. Must be
U.S. citizen or perma-
nent resident. Agusta
A109 experience pre-
ferred. We offer an
excellent fully paid ben-
efits package including
a pension & 401k. For-
ward resume with sal-
ary requirements to
gregg.schilling@agustaw
estland or fax to
904-771-8511 or call
904-771-6175.
Equal Opportunity
Employer


FRAMERS & FRAMING
CREWS WANTED ASAP
Toolbelt & truck a must
Call 904-252-7581



Customer Service Rep.
At least 3yrs insurance
exp. req'd. 440 lic. pref'd.
Must have great people &
communication skills,
computer literate & detail
oriented. Benefits + 401k.
Casual work place &
Drug fee environment.
Fax resume 904 680-0502
DISPATCH R/CUST.
SVC Must have lyr
solid freight dispatching
cust. svc exp. Top pay
w/benefits. 813-267-1 811



CERTIFIED DENTAL
ASSISTANTS- Needed
Mon-fri for Orange
Park location, min 5
years exp. needed. Must
be certified in Radiol-
ogy and EFDA. Dentrix
experience is plus fax
resume to Administra-
tion office 407-788-7267

DENTAL HYG -PT
Thurs. only.
Please fax resume to
Cynthia: 904-731-3728
DENTAL RECEPT. for
Orange Park Dental ofc.
Prefer lyr exp. w/Ins. &
collection in Dental field
Call Kamini 904-269-1419
or fax 904-269-1307 or em:
anishdmd@aol.com
FRONT OFFICE/
DENTAL ASST F/T
Beaches. EDA req'd.
Fax resume to 249-7980
or call 241-4237
HYGIENIST- needed P/T.
(Tues & Thursday) for
dental practice in Jack-
sonville. Must have CPR
license. Fax resume to
Administration Office
407-788-7267
OFFICE MANAGER-
needed for Dental
group in Bartram Park
location in Jax. Min 5
years exp in Dental.
Dentrix exp a plus. Fax
resume to Administra-


ORTHODONTIC ASST
Ortho exp req. for high
quality patient oriented
practice, Hodges area.
Must be enthusiastic.
Fax to 904-992-4340




CAREGIVER to assist
w/seniors. Must be
mature & exp'd.
Background check req'd.
904- 768-0035
41 Live-in Lady
Needed on Social
Security Drive,
light housekeeping,
exchange free room,
salary. Background
check. 294-3889





w/ warehouse duties.
Entry level, $8hr.
Apply in person at
The Parts House 10321
Fortune Parkway, Bldg
400. Drug Free wkpic
FLAT BED/ REEFERS
Class A cdl, reg & OTR
$700 /$1200up. lyr min
OTR exp. HIth ins. Home
most wknds. 813-267-1811




SCIENCE or SOCIAL
STUDIES TEACHER
Needed @ SIATech, a
charter School for "at
Promise" Students.
Located @ Jacksonville
Job Corps Center.
$38K-$41,375K/yr + ben-
efits. Provide Educ.
Program for Students,
evaluate student
progress & Implement
student standards. 225
days/yr. Valid & appro-
priate FL teacher Cer-
tificate Req'd.
Email resume & Cert:
eduJobs@siatech.org
Or fax: 760-945-1683




LOAN OFFICERS Net
branch hiring individuals
who wants to learn FHA
loans. Must have lyr loan
exp. Competitive split.
Resumes to: msamuels@
cambridgeia x.com




WAREHOUSE HELPER
Neat, dependable, good
driving record. Apply
Murray's Contract
Hardware at 5429
Ramona Blvd. M-F 8-4.


ACURA OF ORANGE PARK
7200 Blanding Blvd. 777-5600



AUDI JACKSONVILLE
4660-100 Southside Blvd. 565-4000




BENTLEY- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Orlando Fl 407-339-3443



TOM BUSH BMW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911
6914 Blanding Blvd 777-2500



GARBER BUICK
Green Cove Springs 264-4502
KEY BUICK
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060



CLAUDE NOLAN CADILLAC
4700 Southside Blvd. 642-5111

NIMNICHT CADILLAC
7999 Blanding Blvd. 778-7700

PARKER CADILLAC
283 San Marco, StAug (904)824-9181




COGGIN CHEVY AVENUES
10880 Philips Hwy. 260-7777

CREST CHEVROLET
8281 Merrill Rd. 721-1880
GARBER CHEVY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

GORDON CHEV
1166 Blanding Blvd. 272-2200

JERRY HAMM CHEV
2600 Philips Hwy. 398-3036

PINEVIEW CHEVROLET
Macclenny 259-6117

GEORGE MOORE CHEV
711 Beach Blvd. 249-8282

NIMNICHT CHEV
1550 Cassat Ave. 387-4041




ATLANTIC CHRYSLER
2330 US1 South 354-4421

CARUSO CHRYSLER
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300

FRANK GRIFFIN

Chrysler of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

GARBER CHRYSLER
Green Cove Springs 264-2416

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
JACK CARUSO
REGENCY DODGE
10979 Atlantic Blvd. 642-5600
GARBER DODGE TRUCK
Green Cove Springs 264-2416
ORANGE PARK DODGE
7233 Blanding Blvd. 777-5500
RICK KEFFER
1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch. 1-800-228-7454
WESTSIDE DODGE
1672 Cassat Ave. 384-6561


BOARD FORD
St. Augustine 353-6797
Florida's Super Duty Headquarters

PAUL CLARK

FORD-MERCURY
1-95 N. Exit 129 (Yulee) 225-3673

GARBER FORD-MERCURY
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

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 PONTIAC-GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826

COGGIN GMC TRUCKS
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310

GARBER GMC TRUCKS
Green Cove Springs 264-4502


COGGIN HONDA ON ATLANTIC
11003 Atlantic Blvd. 565-8800

COGGIN HONDA

OF ST. AUGUSTINE
2898 U.S. Hwy. 1 S. 1-800-456-1689
DUVAL HONDA
1325 Cassat Ave. 899-1900

LOU SOBH HONDA

OF THE AVENUES
11333 Phillips Hwy. 370-1300

LUCAS HONDA OF JAX
7801 Blanding Blvd. 269-2277



HYUNDAI
of ORANGE PARK
7600 Blanding Blvd. 899-0900

KEY HYUNDAI
4660 Southside Blvd. 642-6060



ATLANTIC INFINITI
10980 Atlantic Blvd. 642-0200



CITY ISUZU
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
wwwcityautomotive.com



MATHENY JAGUAR
11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500



ATLANTIC JEEP
2330 US 1 South 354-4421
CARUSO JEEP
1750 Southside Blvd. 725-7300

FRANK GRIFFIN

Jeep of Orange Park
1515 Wells Rd. 269-1033

MIKE SHAD CHRYS-JEEP

ON CASSAT
1736 Cassat Ave. 389-7792

RICK KEFFER


LAMBORGHINI- ORLANDO
895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
Longwood/Orlando Fl 407-339-3443



MATHENY LAND ROVER
11211 Atlantic Blvd. 642-1500




LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
10259 Atlantic Blvd. 721-5000



NORTH FLORIDA LINCOLN MERCURY
4620 Southside Blvd. 642-4100

GRIFFIN LINCOLN MERCURY
7447 Blanding Blvd. 777-3000




LOTUS OF JACKSONVILLE
www.lotusofjacksonville.com
11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992



TOM BUSH MAZDA
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911

MAZDA CITY
6916 Blanding Blvd. 779-0600




BRUMOS MOTOR CARS INC.
10231 Atlantic Blvd. 724-1080



TOM BUSH MINI
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911




CITY MITSUBISHI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 565-2489
www.cityautomotlve.com

CITY MITSUBISHI
of ORANGE PARK
7505 Blanding Blvd. 779-8100
www.cityautomotrve.com



COGGIN NISSAN-ATLANTIC
10600 Atlantic Blvd. 642-7900

COGGIN NISSAN-AVENUES
10859 Philips Hwy. 880-3000

MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF JAX
1810 Cassat Ave. 389-3621

PARKER NISSAN
2755 U.S. 1 South, St Aug. 904-794-9990

MIKE SHAD NISSAN OF OP
1565 Wells Rd. 269-9400



COGGIN PONTIAC-GMC
9201 Atlantic Blvd. 724-2310

GARBER PONTIAC
Green Cove Springs 264-4502

NIMNICHT PONTIAC- GMC
11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826




BRUMOS MOTOR
CARS INC.

10100 Atlantic Blvd. 725-9155



ROLLS ROYCE- ORLANDO


1-95 Exit 129, Fern Bch. 1-800-228-7454 895 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd.
_Longwood/Odando Fl407-339-3443


COGGIN KIA f l,_
9401 Atlantic Blvd. 723-3210 NIMNICHT SAAB

RAY CARTER KIA 7999 Blanding Blvd, Jax
6373 Blanding Blvd. 771-6078 904-778-7700 www.nimnicht.com


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




SUBARU OF JACKSONVILLE
10800 Atlantic Blvd. 641-6455




KEN CHANCE SUZUKI
1285 Cassat Ave. 389-7700

CITY SUZUKI
10585 Atlantic Blvd. 998-7111
wwwcityautomotive.com




ARLINGTON TOYOTA
10939 Atlantic Blvd. 302-6762

COGGIN TOYOTA-AVENUES
10564 Philips Hwy 262-0338

KEITH PIERSON TOYOTA
6501 Youngerman Circle. 771-9100

LIGHTHOUSE TOYOTA
2995 U.S. 1 South St. Aug.
800-622-4888 or 904-797-8800
ERNIE PALMER TOYOTA
1310 Cassat Ave. 389-4561



VW OF ORANGE PARK
1481 Wells Road 269-2603
O'STEEN VW
11401 Philips Hwy 322-5100
TOM BUSH VW
9850 Atlantic Blvd. 725-0911



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
9910 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4381

Tom Bush Autoplex
9875 Atlantic Blvd. 371-4877

WARREN MOTORS, INC.
233 East State St. 356-8491






JACKSONVILLE CHRYSLER

JEEP DODGE
9A & BAYMEADOWS. 493-0000

WORLD IMPORTS
www.worldimportsusa.com
11650 BEACH BLVD. 998-9992


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* Education/Teaching
Training
SEngineering
* Entertainment
* Executives
Management
SFinance/Investment
SGeneral Employment
* Hotel/Hospitality/
Tourism
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* Insurance
* Landscaping/Grounds
Maintenance
* Law Enforcement/
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SLegal
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SMarine/Trade
* Nurses/Nurses Aides
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Administration
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* Telemarketing
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* Warehousell/Inventory
* Work at Home
* Positions Wanted





BATHROOM
REMODELER
Tools & truck a must
904-732-1870 or 838-4769
DOOR SHOP Reduction
Supervisor/Mgr Hands
on exp. req'd. Must have
skilled knowledge &
ability to solve problems
& to manage people.
In-exp. need not apply.
M-F. Call 739-0702

Electrical Purchaser/
Warehouse Manager
Owen Electric
904-669-3147. EOE/DFWP
SOFFIT & FASCIA
HELP NEEDED
Exp pref, but not nec.
Apply in person:
5808 Mining Terr. 32257
448-1696
PAINTERS & HELPERS
NEEDED
Exp pref, but not nec.
Apply in person:
5808 Mining Terr. 32257
448-1696
IRON WORKERS &
FOREMAN NEEDED
IMMED. Must have
over 10+yrs exp. & own
transp. Call 545-5232
PLUMBER
Experienced. Valid
Drivers License needed.
Excellent Pay & Benefits.
Call 725-9397
PLUMBERS, FOREMEN,
SUBCONTRACTORS
HELPERS Local multi-
family projects, benefits,
1-(877) 351-6226 or
www.iacroson.com
DFWP/EOE
-7IIInLL.MUJ _Mi.MUJ


LAN DSCAPEMAINT-
NENACE FOREMAN
Minimum 3yrs exp. Clean
valid DL. 904-545-0425
Ask for Kevin





SECURITY OFFICERS
Up to $10.00 hour
TRIED THE REST NOW
TRY THE BEST
Free health ins,
401 K, Uniforms provided
Gurardsmark
"D" license req.
BB9700027 904-731-2060
www.guardsmark.com




LEGAL SECRETARY
Highly motivated with
substantial exp. in plain-
tiff PI law. Type 70 wpm
& have good communi-
cation, computer &
transcription skills. Send
resumes and salary reqs
ireagor@iaxlegalhelp.com





OFFICE/WHSE Cleaning.
$7.50/hr to start. Morning
5dys/wk. W. Jacksonville
area FT/PT. 1-800-462-1362
Espanol 1-561-504-6903





MENTAL HEALTH
SECURITY
CHIEF SES
Position number: 60009542
Northeast Florida State
Hospital, in Macclenny,
Florida is seeking a
Mental Health Security
Chief, responsible for
managing, directing,
planning, implementing
and supervising the
security enforcement
and investigative activi-
ties for a large state
mental health institu-
tion. Broadband Salary
range: $28,093.00 -
$73,007.22. Hours:
8:OOAM to 4:30PM.
Please view minimum
qualifications and
duties; apply online at
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AWP Mechanics
Heavy Eqpt Mech's
Small Eng. Mech's
Hydraulic
Electrical
Full time, own tools
required. Excellent
pay & benefits.
Call 904-443-2955
Fax 9904-443-0020
DFWP/EOE






A/P-RECEPTIONIST, lyr
Quickbooks/Ofc exp. req
DIETARY ASST. lyr
exp. with therapeutic
and mechanical diet.
REHAB DEPT. PRN-
OT, COTA, PT, PTA, ST.
Apply in person to
Dr's Lake Healthcare
833 Kingsley Ave. O.P., FL
32073 or fax resume
904-269-0873. EOE

MA FT at family
practice clinic in Fruit
Cove. Benefits. Mon-Fri
11a- 7p. Email resume to
Jennifer@fruitcovemd.com
OFFICE MANAGER
for busy dermatology
office. Must have
current billing, coding &
AR exp. Must know
Medical Manager. Fax
resume to 904-384-3613
RESPIRATORY TECH
needed for fast paced
medical eqpt co. Position
avail, immed. Please
fax resumes to 387-0158
SLEEP TECH Resp.
therapist or medical
background. Expanding
co. w/great benefits.
Fax resume to 215-7557




Marine Electrician,
experienced &
quality-conscious,
resume/apply Huckins
Yacht Corporation
3482 Lakeshore Blvd,
Jacksonville, FL
32210, 904-389-1125, Fax
904-388-2281 or email
info@huckinsyacht.com



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ENTRY LEVEL ACCTG
U FT/Class A office Bldg.
For a busy Repair Shop. AR, Data entry, record
Exc. wages & benefits, keeping. Email resume
Sign on bonus for right w/salary req's. to:
people. Call 904-662-3501 sgrant@parmco.com


Shipping/Invoicing Clerk
Must have Shipping,
UPS & truck req'd.
International shipping &
custom papers a plus.
Fax resume to
904-278-2600 Attn: H R











Arlington
& Atlantic Beach
Areas
We are looking for
reliable men and
women for paper
route independent
contractors.

*Must be Bondable
*Have dependable
transportation
(preferably a van)
*And home phone.
If this interest you,
please call and
leave a message
with your name,
address and phone
number. Call

9043594137
or
9044836537
Beacon
Center
10909 Atlantic Blvd.
Suite 10
Carriers are
independent
contractors.






Real Estate Appraiser
Cert Gen, motivated.
Fax resume to
407.772.1340.






DANCERS NEEDED
PARADISE ISLAND
Call 998-3111

DANCERS NEEDED
$$100$$
PAID DAILY
Passion 641-5033

DANCERS DANCERS
$$1,000$$
HIRING BONUS
No Mandatory Tip Outs
Wackos 399-1110

DANCERS,DOORSTAFF,
& BARTENDERS
NEEDED
CALL 757-7370

DJ,DOORMAN,
BARTENDERS,
WAITSTAFF
Call Passion
6415033

Non-Profit EOE






Become part of the
team with Levy Res-
taurants at Jackson-
ville Municipal Sta-
dium! We are gearing
up for a busy upcom-
ing season filled with
exciting sporting
events. We currently
welcome
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATIONS
If interested, please
email or call:
904-633-6176
or 904-854-0895
Jhopple@levy
restaurants.com
Sstringer@levy
restaurants.com


LevyRestaurants.com


Waitstaff,
Bartenders, Doorstaff
Call 399.1110


Door to Door Canvasser
w/exp. needed. Great
environment, great pay.
Start immediately
Call for appt. 247-2806




Driver: Dedicated
Jacksonville Terminal

Avg. $825-$1025 / week
65% preloaded/ pretarped

Avg. $683-$907 / week
85% preloaded / pretarped
CDL-A req'd 877-428-5627
www.ctdrivers.com

DRIVER WANTED
NEED MONEY FAST???
Drive Yellow Cab.
Make as much as you
need! Must have good
background.493-5250 dfw





FIVE STAR
*5 HEATING& AIR,
SRetired AA ilitiary
" Family Owned;
change out sepcial-
ist, Lic & Ins CAC#1815374
Free Est. on new equip.
sales. Military & Senior
Citizens discount
CHRIS 755-7760





ASSISTED LIVING
FACILITY 1 bed
available, visit website
freewebs. com/1952albert/
Call for info Call 744-0081




Junior Harvard Daycare,
Inc. CPR, 1ST Aid,
Meals served, Mon.- Fri
7:30am 5:30pm.
Ages 1-4. Northside/Air-
port area. Linda 374-8689
F04DU0837




BEST MASSAGE in JAX
Go W. on 103rd St. pass
McManus Rd. #MM14752
446-5504 appt only
A.C. Bloom Call me.




All Professional Painting &
Waterproofing Services Int
& ext, resid & comm, lic &
ins, 28 yrs exp, refs, FREE
estimates Quality work
10% off all lobs 904-786-9827








AC, Heating, Fuel
Antiques
Appliances
Arts & Crafts
Auctions
Building Supplies
Business/Office
Equipment
Clothes
Collectables
Computer
Craft/Thrift Stores
Electronics
Estate Sales
Farm/Planting
Fruits/Vegetables
Fumiture/Household
Garage Sales
Garden/Lawn
Hot Tubs/Spas
Jewelry/Watches
Kid's Stuff
Machinery and
Tools
Medical
Miscellaneous
Merchandise
Musical Merchandise
Photography
Portable Buildings
Public Sales
Sporting goods
Tickets
Trailers
Wanted to Buy or
Trade




Singer Sewing Mach. 1910
all attachments, exc.
cond. $350. 904-318-2181


RETIRING SOON?
ENLISTMENT UP?
-A Do you want to earn $1K to $2K a week
Paid training
-A Medical Plan
Outgoing and great attitude needed
Part time or Full time Sales
Make your future happen now!
Call (904) 451-3364 Chris Now
* (904) 997-8160 Anytime


, Commercial Bever-
age Refrigerator.
Steel; Works great.
$40.00 Call Paul
904-620-9387
DRYER WASHER
Big capacity, exc cond,
$200 for both. 396-7702
Freezer Chest Tap-
pan 5 cu ft. used
but works excellent
$45.00.
Call Paul 620-9387
Gas Range, white,
never used. $400
OBO. Call 542-3111

Hotpoint Dishwasher
Like new $150.
Call 904-781-9154
4, Refrigerator/
Freezer Side by
Side Kenmore,
Beige, Excellent
condition, $175.00 OBO
912-882-1052
4 Refrigerator 20.5
cu. ft. Almond side
by side ice and
water in door 2 1/2
old over $1400. New $495.
More info. 904-282-1272
4 Washer and Dryer,
Kenmore stackable
tumble action, 3
years old, excellent
condition, $700, cash
only. Call 282-1626
Washer and Dryer,
Both $ 4 0 0 .
904-400-3399, good
condition, comes
with cords and hookups.
41, Washer and Dryer,
Kenmore, Large
capacity, almost
new $500 for both.
Call 370-0442 anytime.
4 Washer and dryer
Kenmore, large
capacity. Almost
new, $500 for both.
Call Rosie 370-0442, any-
time.

Washer H/D, Ken-
more $500. Works
great. Call 771-1353
or 655-1427




FORD RILEY PRINTS
(2) Framed.
Ph. 378-5628




AUCTION
183 + ACRES
SAT., JUNE 9 -10 AM
COBBTOWN, GA
CULTIVATION, POND
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
PERFORMANCE
AUCTION & REALTY
1-866-282-1705



4 Girls Clothes, New-
born-2T. Most still
o look brand new.
Will take $100 for
all. Please call Crystal
982-7342




BUDDY HOLLY
Wanted: Orig. 1957-59
concert posters. Will
pay $20,000! 310-346-1965

SPORTS CARDS
Collection. Late 80s,
early 90s Baseball,
Football, Basketball.
Exc. Cond. Entire Collect.
912-576-8652




Dell Photo AlO
Printer 926. Brand
New. Selling for
half price $45.
904-277-8205
4 TV Samsung 52" TV
model PCK520R, 6
years old, excellent
cond. $300.00 OBO
269-5083 or 860-1282


B. Langston Presents
Antiques in Arlington
Audubon prints, sterling,
ironstone, RR, jewelry.
Furn both antique &
contemp, teaching sup-
plies books + more.
Wed 5-7, Thur & Fri 9-4.
3500 University Blvd. N
River Bend Apts. #904
www.blangston.com




Antique Queen bed with
matching marble top
dresser $300; Antique
Dining tbl $150; 737-9619

4 Antique Lane Cedar
Chest Pedestal Legs
ornate wood carv-
ings. 100+years old
with cedar smell, dark
wood. $600 912-576-8652

Area-rugs, neutral
color-$100 for all. 3
large, 2 hall run-
ners. Great for fam-
ily housing. Call Tara.
379-6036

ARMOIRE FREE w/King
bdrm set, new in boxes.
$999. King Pill Top new
in plastic $399. 398-5200

Banquet Table Oak
with Ten chairs!
Four leaves store
inside, Cash and
carry, great condition.
$1650.00.
Phone-912-729-7307

BED A Banner Deal.
Queen Pillow Top. $139
New w/warr. 391-0015

BED A Bargin
Brand New Pillowtop Sets
Queen $110 King $250
Memory Foam from $340
Can Deliver. 904-674-0405

BED A beautiful Memory
Foam set. NEW w/warr.
$379 Can deliver 391-0015

BED A Brand Name Full
set $129, new w/warr in
plastic. 391-0015 Can del

BED A Cherry Sleigh set,
solid wood with mattress
new in boxes. 398-5200

BED Queen Size Pillow Top
Mattress Set, New in Plastic,
Must sell $110 904-674-0405
BEDROOM 6pc CHERRY
SET. New, still in boxes
$499. CAN DEL. 858-9350

4, Blinds Vertical,
white excellent
condition. Double
French Door Size.
$50. Triple Door Size $75.
Both $100. Call
904-264-9984

4 Cabinet Curid
Brown with Mir-
rored Back, side
opening glass
shelves, 6 ft. tall, Like
New. $100. Call
904-264-9984

SCabinet, Audio and
video storage.
Woodgrain. Lock-
able doors. 39"
high, 19" wide. Like new
condition. $45. 268-2482

C CABINET- Storage
for tapes, cd's,
dvd's. Lockable
doors, wood grain.
39" Tall. Like New, #45.
268-2482

COMPUTER DESK with
hutch/CD shelf for fern.
exc. cond. $125. 887-1971

COUCH & LOVESEAT
Brand new in crate! $499
Stain resist. 858-9350 Del

Lt Desk Cherry Wood,
solid wood, comes
with nice chair. $250
OBO 614-6820

Dresser, oak and
antique. $450 and
1 wash stand $400.
SExcellent condition,
reproduction hardware,
cash and carry.
912-729-7307

FURNITURE: 7pc twin
girls bdrm set $150; 2
Arm chairs & Hassock
foot stools $100; 262-1365


HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE FOR SALE
HUNTER GREEN
LEA THEIR SOFA &
LOVE SEAT $800.00,
DINING ROOM TABLE
(WHITE WASH OAK)
$500. QUEEN BED-
ROOM SET INCLUDED
BED, 2 NIGHTSTANDS,
DRESSER W/MIRROR,
AND 5 DRAWER
CHEST$900. CORNER
COMPUTER DESK
$50. 27 INCH RCAPTV
$100. FOR MORE INFO
CALL 219-7149
4 Lenox crystal
I Allure" Stemware
"Iced beverage or
champagne flute.
$37.50 each, water or
wine $27.50 each. Phone-
912-729-7307
4, Living Room set,
couch, loveseat,
chair beige with
floral design, wood
trim, excellent condi-
tion $550 O BO,
912-882-1052
41,Livingiroom and
diningroom sets;
like new, live 5
miles from NAS
Jax. Call 904-771-0470 or
904-434-1952

MATTRESS KING SIZE
New, Still in Plastic, $185
904-674-0405

MATTRESS Queen Plush
Set. Brand New in plastic
$125 Must sell 904-674-0405

Queen Oak BR Set, head
& foot board, 2 night
stands, Ig dresser, chest
of drawers $450 mat-
tress incl. 904-375-2202
4 Sofa, 3 PC suede,
leather, adjoining
piece and ottoman,
6 months old, Call
Paul 537-8471

Sofa white $150
OBO; Coffee Table
white glasstop, $30
OBO, TV stand $20
OBO, dining room table
w/ chairs $150 OBO Call
614-6820

QUEEN ANN STYLE
CLAW LEGS DINING
TABLE ROUND 52"
WI4 CHAIRS, NEVER
BEEN USED
*CHERRY* $750
573-9344 OR 762-5998




ARLINGTON-Multi-Fam-
ily Yard Sale, Sat. 5/26 8
AM until 2 PM at 6024-B
Hurricane Drive. Every-
thing must go!! Make
offers!

4, MIDDLEBURG-
2166 Farm Way,
Middleburg, FL.
Spring Cleaning,
everything must go.
Sat. May 26 at 8:00 AM

4 WESTSIDE-
Refrigerator
(Whirlpool), Com-
puter Monitors,
sony audio/video control
center, printer and
more. Must Sell. 8358
Stelling Dr. S. 32244
9AM-2PMSaturdays
772-7795 or 803-6617

BARGAIN HUNTERS
GALORE
This Sat & Sun Have
Your Garage Sale at
The Market Place!
7059 Ramona, 786-FLEA




SLawn Mower yazoo,
big wheel, $100 Call
L338-1264




4, HOT SPRINGS SPA
PRODIGY- Like
New, 110 V, seats 5,
$3000.00 OBO
904-291-6091 or
904-742-3116


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V Double Jog Stroller-
Schwinn. Like-New
condition, inte-
grated rain cover.
Paid $245. Asking $100.
Call Tara 379-6036
SEvenflo double
t troller-
great condition. $50.
Call Tara- 379-6036
.Jog Stroller-single,
CAgreat condition, $50.
2212914 Tara -379-6036
LIF TODDLER Bed
Wooden w/ mat-
tress $40. Cosco
passage & point car seat $20.
Jogging stroller $25.
Angela 334-7547



HOVEROUND PWR
CHAIR- exc. cond $2500
221-2914 or 887-9160
LIFT CHAIR- La- Z-Boy ,
massage & heat $550.
221-2914 or 887-9160
POWER CHAIR
Pronto, New $1200 obo;
WHEELCHAIR Like
New $50; 743-4271/735-9553



14' Trampolines,
Portable Basket-
ba ll system and
Portable Hammock,
Ask $100.00. Call Kim
673-9606
4, 65" HD Mitsubishi
Wide Screen Dia-
mond Series Televi-
sion. 975.00 OBO
874-5677
9FT Christmas
Frazier Fur Tree,
1 year, New. Paid
$350.00. Asking $100.
Two Reindeer,
New $75 OBO.
Call 904-491-7996
4, Armoir/TV cabinet
Large Mexican
Pine. $350. Bunk
Beds with mat
tresses $150. China
Cabinet $200. Riding
Lawnmower $375.
264-3127
4, Bedding, Tires, golf
clubs, ect.
Reasonable prices.
Phone: 993-5744
SBroan 30-inch range
hood $30, 36-inch
beveled glass cof-
fee table $25, 52-inch
Ceiling Fans $15.
269-1478
SComputer Monitors,
printers, Sony
Audio/Video control
Center, curtains,
toaster/oven, iron, iron
table, rice cooker, wall
pictures, comforters,
blankets, sleeping bags.
772-7795 or 803-6617
Deep Steam
Carpet Cleaner
Hoover Dual V.
Exc. cond.
$1000.0 OBO
269-5083 or 904-860-1282
4 Dog Cage; Large
Collapsable with
floor plan; great
shape. $30.00. Call
Paul 904-620-9387
Handmade Wood
Barbie Four Poster
Beds, American
Girl Poster Beds
$20.00 Call 223-7011
Intex 48" Pool lad-
der NIB $25.00,
Intex 15" pool cover
N I B $20.00
Call 278-0118
Intex Krystal Clear
Pool filter and
pu mp model 635
NIB minus owners
manual, $25.00. Call
278-0118
4, Mens Chief Uni-
forms for sale, real
cheap, most items
never worn. Call
538-8529
4 Nordic Track
Sequoia Skiing
Exerciser Fold-up
Health Rider Exer-
ciser Both for $100. Call
287-57866
4 Paraffin Bath, by
Homedics. Various
Settings with timer.
Great for hand,
elbow, or foot therapy.
Booklet. $12 268-2482


Queen Size Pier
One Headboard and
Footboard; Curved
metal perfect condi-
tion. $150 OBO. Please
call 912-673-8189
$ Sofabed $150.00,
table w/ charcoal
1$35.00, queen mat-
tress set $150.00,
armoire $150.00, desk
50.00, white microwave
$25.00 757-403-3205
VAC Hoover Deep
Steam Carpet
$75.00
Cal 269-5083 or
860-1282



, Drum Set, five
piece, bl ack,
enforcer. Like New.
$175.00 OBO. Call
912- 729- 5935 or
912-673-7285
, GUITAR EFFECTS
Distortions, Chorus
Overdrive & Big
Muff. Make from
$20 to $45. 912-882-8481.
PIANO, Antique Lester
Console, price nego.
Call 904-388-3706
PIANO/LOWEST PRICE USA
YAMAHA/FREE PRICE LIST
WHOLESALE. 7140141




4 Bike Ladies, 3
speed with cargo
rack, gel seat,
$50.00; Bike Girls,
pink, includes helmet,
barely used. $25.00.
904-291-7100
4, Dive Gear, BC 3
Regulators,Weights,
3X Wet-suit, 3X
Skin All New. Call
Dan 221-5912 $400 OBO
HUNTING CLUB,
Nassau Co., Griffin Rd
area. $1000. 904-225-5445
4lTrek Bicycle; great
condition; Like
New; used only
three times. Asking
$300. O BO. Call
912-673-8189
Welder Platinum + new
assembled $850obo. ncI
delivery. Paul 220-2778




BUDDY HOLLY
Wanted: Orig. 1957-59
concert posters. Will
pay $20,000! 310-346-1965




Australian Shepherd Pups
CKC, s/w H/C, blue
merle avail $300+.
912-537-8199 / 912-293-3663
BOXERS TO SHIFFONS
V Big Puppy Sale V
$399- UP
Cockers, Corgie, Pek,
Poms, Silkie, Husky
www.petworldpets.com
Pet World 262-4646
C CHINCHILLA Cage
Large w/ lots of
extras $40.
Aquarium w/ acces-
sories, used for turtle
$15. Small Bird Cage.
334-7547.
COCK-A-POOS M & F
s/w, $250. 912-449-3049,
after 4pm 912-282-4710
COCKER SPANIELS,
AKC, 1F/4M, born 4/13
champagne & buff color,
$400. 912-496-0068
DACHSHUND PUPS AKC
LH, show breeder, beauti-
ful, POP, 904-629-9301
DOBERMAN Pups AKC
Champ bloodlines, red
males $400 386-867-1329
Doberman Pinschers Red
BIk/tan, full blooded, big
& sweet $400 904-304-1365
ENGLISH SPRINGER
SPANIELS AKC, o10wks,
2M, $500obo. 904-610-3120
FISH TANK- 125
gallon cherry wood,
you must see to
believe, call Kim
904-778-2464


4, Fishtank, 125 gal-
Ion cherry wood,
you must see to
believe, call Kim
904-778-2464
4 Free Cat, orange
tabby. 1 1/2 years
old, all shots, up to
date. Excellent lap
cat, good with kids. Lit-
terbox trained,
indoor/outdoor. Owners
moving overseas and
cannot have. 573-6746
Jack Russells reg chipped
352-595-4072
www.butterballfarm.com
MINI DACHSHUNDS
3F/1M. Daples, $350.
904-874-7915
MINI SCHNAUZER/M,
black, 13wks, $400.
Serious inq's only
H:236-8551 or cell 697-9081
NANDAY CONOUR
BIRD w/big floor cage
on wheels. $100. 264-7197
Peek A Poos 7 weeks old,
1 small white fern, $750
taking deposits 568-6418
PEKINESE PUP 6m. old,
spayed, all shots, family
moving, $175. 912-882-2611
PIT BULL PUPPIES
$150- $200.
Call 904-272-9720
ROTTWEILER- MASTIFF
11 wks, HC, POP, CKC
$400. 904-563-5655
ROTTWEILER PUPS
AKC 8 females, health
cert $600. 904- 449-3120
Schnauzer Miniature ACA
M/F, sep. bloodlines-will
not separate. $500/pair
904-824-4594 St. Augustine
Schnauzer Miniature ACA
rare Choc. & Black Male
Puppy, 1st shots, breed
registry & puppy kit. $600.
904-824-4594 St. Augustine
SHELTIES Pups AKC,
gorgeous 2M, Sable/white
Only $300. 259-7794
A Shihtzu Puppy
AKC, female, 5
months old, shots
current, must sell,
$400.00 Call or leave msg
at 78-9438
SHIH TZU Imperial Toy
STUD service. Fern STD
test req'd. $450. 568-6418
SHIH TZU Imperial Toys
extra small 6wks, talk-
ing dep $800. 568-6418
SHIH-TZU PUP, tri-color,
trained AKC/CKC. $500
extremely cute. 537-8916
WESTIE M 11lwk, shots,
pure breed, no papers,
dam onsite $375. 272-2400
YORKIE AKC, M, 5 mo
old. HC, shots, crate
trained, loves everybody.
$700 obo. 904-744-8154


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Boat Dockage &
Rentals
Marine Equipment
and Supplies
RV Rentals
RV's and Supplies
Motorcycles/Mini
Bikes
Auto Brokers
Auto Parts
Antiques/Classics
Automobiles
Trucks/Trailers/SUV's
Vans/Buses
$2000 or Less
Commercial Vehicles
Misc. Auto
Autos/Trucks Wanted
Auto Rent/Lease



Johnson Outboard
20R73A with gas
tank. Looks great,
starts on first pull.
Refurbished May 2007.
$900 cash. 264-6054


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4A JASON BASS Boat
1987. 85 HP. Good
Condition. Runs
well $2800 OBO.
904-928-0813
4 15' Row/Sail Boat
and trailer $600.00
J^Ca ll 912-673-6888
, 16 FT. Carolina
Skiff 1996 w/ trailer.
25 hspr. Mercury
motor,life jackets
included, $2100. online
photos available
904-491-0292. (Yulee)
CENTURY 2000
1901 Bay Boat. 115
hp Yamaha
4-Stroke, Bimini
Top. Trailer 24V
T-Motor. exc. Cond. $12,
900. 284-5587.
' 21 ft. Bayliner 205
04' Bowrider
Immaculate, 5.3
MerCruz, Stainless
Prop. Less than 40
hours. MUST GO!!
$17,400 Call Danny
514-3156
Jet Ski's 1997 XP and
1997 GTX with Galva-
nized Double trailer.
$5,300. Call 904-509-1969.




AIRSTREAM & TRAIL
MANOR TRAVEL TRLRS
ALLEGRO MOTOR HOMES
Sales, Service, Parts
J.D. Sanders R.V. Sales
Alachua (386) 4623039
1-800-541-6439
SDamon Daybreak
1997, 30 ft. 454
engine, wide body,
recreational
vehicle, excellent condi-
tion. 38K miles, no pets,
no smoking, queensized
bed, $21,000 282-9 745,
Middleburg, Florida.
4 DUTCHMAN 29Q
S2005 Pac N-play 4
Rear bunks, front
queen hitch setup
included. Great condi-
tion. $12,900 912-467-3426
SFleetwood Wilder-
ness 25' 2005,
loaded, like new, 6'
slide out, 18'
awning, must go, T.O.P.
Call Keith 912-673-6303
FLEETWOOD
Prowler- 24' Travel
Trailer. Good cond.
3 yr. appliances,
new door. great for
camping, hunting $5000.
571-0459.
KODIAK 22 FOOT 2003
RV; Bath, Mircorwave
Range; frig/frz. 40K
miles; very clean, excel-
lent condition. $35, 900.
OBO Call 904-215-1961
4 Polaris Sportsman
700 2004, loaded,
less than 70 hours
ride time. Call
David 626-9868
j Polaris 600 2004, has
accessories and
gear; Karavan
EZ-load trailer,
custom load ramp
included. Call David
626-9868


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Tralevite Slide-In 2004
$7500
Call Rick 904-537-0404
WILDERNESS 24' 1994,
has air, awning, exc.
cond, many extras,
$5500. 904-536-0094





ARTIC CAT (50)
4-WHEELER.
EXCELLENT CON-
DITION AND RUNS
GREAT. CALL FOR
MORE INFO
$900(904) 219-7149
, Harley Davidson
Soft tail 1988, cus-
tom paint, drag
bars, many chrome
upgrades, including cus-
tom wheels, Call $10,200,
Call 912-227-0930
4 Harley Davidson
Heritage Softail
Classic(Custom)
1997. Fatboy
Wheels, 19K mi. Like
New. $9750.00 982-4435
OBO
HARLEY DAVIDSON
Sportster, 1200 XL cus-
tom, '01,many extras,
5900 mi, $6999. Call
904-923-5879
, Harley Heritage
1995, 16,500 miles,
red, xtras cover
shop manual
garage, kept excellent
shape, $11,000.
912-882-7095. 5pm-8pm


H/D DYNA Super
Glyde 2006; 980
miles, new bike for
used bike price.
$10,300.00 Call
904-316-4441. LV mes-
sage.
& HD Road King 1998.
5K. Rebuilt Engine.
Fully Chromed.
New Forks. $10OK.
Firm. Must See!
673-8733.
, HONDA 400 TRX
2005; excellent con-
dition, hardly rid-
den. Yellow, very
fast. 912-322-7441.
$4000.00 OBO.
& HONDA VT1100 Tourer
2001. Custom Bikes.
Yamaha Vmax 2000,
many extras! $7500
each OBO. 289-4307.
4L Honda VT1100
tourer, Yamaha
Vmax 2000, many
extras, pictures.
tomtwardzik@msn.com
$7500 each, OBO.
904-289-4307
A KAWASAKI PRAI-
RIE 2000 2 WD at
Rebuilt engine, less
than 4 hrss, new
rear tires, $1500 OBO
449-4104
SUZUKI BANDIT 1200 '02
3Kmi, Yosh pipe, exc.
cond, never dropped, gar
kept. $3900. 912-882-1894
SSuzuki Boulevard
1500 C.C. 2005,
Black, showroom
condition, garage
kept, only 180 miles.
$8800.00 OBO
904-302-2136
Suzuki LT160K3 '03
4-wheeler, Low hrs, exc.
cond., fresh fluids, new
battery, matching yel-
low helmet. $1,400 firm.
Ph. Jimmyb/t 9-6 813-9070
0 YAMAHA VINO 125
S 2006. Scooter. Only 890
miles. 70+- MPG!
Windshield & Cover.
Exc. Perform. $2000. 221-7574



B ACURA RSX '06
Leather, sunroof,
CD. $17,900
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BM ACURA TL '06
Navigation, CD,
sunroof. $30,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
7 BMW 325i '05
Sedan. Extra Low
Miles, Fully Eqpt.
$24,890 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 325i '05 Coupe
Only 25K. $24,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SBMW 325i '06. Fully
equipped, like new
$31,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
BMW 330ci '05
Convertible
Leather, CD pre-
mium pkg $32,890
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012
f BMW 5251 '06
White tan, like new
$36,840. 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 BUICK Le Sabre
t1 2001 PGA Tour Edi-
tion, Fully Equip.
Leather, CD, Con-
cert Surround Sound,
New Tires, 81K
912-288-3321

i BUICK Rendez-
vous 2002. Good
condition. Leather
seats. Moon roof.
Lots of extras! !
102,700 miles. $11,000.
OBO. transferring.
904-542-3560 Ext.

CADILLAC DEVILLE '02
Champagne, loaded.32,900
mi, clean $15,975. 699-9669
CADILLAC DEVILLE
DHS '00.Lthr,loaded,night
vision $12,975. 674-4444
CADILLAC DEVILLE '00
Leather, loaded, Easy
financing. $9975. 425-4320







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Che Chevolet
Trailblazer 2004,
power windows,
cold ac, new tires,
cd, good condition, sil-
ver. Call 904-254-1503,
Middleburg, FL $10,500
SChevorlet Impala
lSS 1996, Real SS
with LT1 Classic.
tion. Hate to sell. Must
go. 10,500 OBO. 803-6283
CHEVROLET
BaCORVETTE 2000,
/26,000 miles, pew-
ter, black interior,
6-spd, always garaged,
many upgrades, has
most options, immacu-
late, $26,500. 228-9068
4 Chevy Avalanche
2006, V8, Onstar
XM, all power
leather towing 21K
miles, $42K
Rosie 370-0442
Chevy Colorado,
crew cab, pwl, key-
less, 14K miles, Call
Fallon 246-1456
Ho CHEVY HHR '06
Leahter, CD.
Beautiful! $16,480
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
& Chevy S-10 Pickup
1996, 6 cylnd, 5

package extended cabin,
asking 4,300.
Home-291-2388 or
Cell-994-4687


4, CHEVY Tahoe
2002; loaded;
1 38,000 miles
(mostly highway
miles), excellent condi-
tion; $11,500. Call
904-545- 7507
CHRYLSER PT
CRUISER Limited
'05. $14,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 Chrysler Sebring
LXT '95-138k miles,
good oncdition,
$2500, 215-4441
CHRYSLER Sebring con-
vert. '01, exc. cond. lux.
model, 6700mi, 28mpg,
904-315-1600 / 449-8305
CHRYSLER 300C
'06. Leather, CD,
sunroof, navigation.
Only $26,480
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CHRYSLER PT
CRUISER CONV
'05. Only 20,000
miles. $15,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SCorvette 1979 runs
great, looks great,
many new parts,
serious only, T-tops.
Call for more info.
$10,700.00 OBO 534-2571
SDodge Ram 1500
S 2005, off road pack-
age, like new, many
Extras, 20K miles.
T.O.P. call Keith
912-673-6303
DODGE STRAUS STX'03
at/ac, loaded, 13,600 mi.
Warr. $12,975. 674-4444
FORD Escort GT; 5
speed; 1.8L; Runs
great; new: breaks,
tires belts struts.
Great on Gas. Call for
more details- 887-9042 or
777-8120 $2,200 OBO
X4 Ford F-150 1993
XLT, dual tanks,
cold AC runs excel-
lent 160K miles.
Asking $3,000 OBO. Call
338-8529
FORD MUSTANG '00,
great vehicle, 100K+mi's
$4500.obo. 904-226-9092
, Ford Ranger 1996, 4
cyl. 4 speed, runs
great, 4 inch lift kit,
130K miles, good
tires, call 338-8529
FORD TAURUS
SEL '06. Leather,
CD, sunroof $12,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
4 GMC Yukon 2003,
all power leather,
third row seating,
towing package,
68K miles, Chris
637-9143. $20K









2003 AUDI TT
Coupe, AT. 26,000 mi
$22,900
2002 AUDI TT
Cab. Red
$22,900
2004 BMW 330Ci
Cab. Sport pack, AT,
low miles
$34,900
2005 BMW 325i
AT, white, SR
$27,900
2004 BMW 740i
Black, fact warr
$45,900
2003 BMW 540ia
Low miles
$29,900
'06 BMW 325i
Silver, factory
warranty
$30,900
'05 NISSAN
ARMADA
$22,500
'05 JEEP
WRANGER X
Only 18K miles, white
$18,900
'06 MINI
COOPER
Loaded, only 10,000 mi
$24,900
'04 JEEP
WRANGLER
Sahara. Black
$17,900
'05 FORD
MUSTANG
Red. Only 1300 miles
$17,900
'01 NISSAN
FRONTIER SE
$15,900
'04 BMW 325Xi
Nav. Stick, SR.
$24,900
'05 ACURA TL
White, fact warr.
$27,900
'04 CHRYSLER
SEBRING
Convert. Only 20K
$12,900
'04 JEEP
LIBERTY
Low Miles, 4x4 Lim
$19,900
'05 MINI
COOPER
Convertible, Red
$23,900

'06 SCION XB
Black
$13,900
'06 INFINITI
G35
Black, SR, auto
$26,900
'07 TOYOTA FJ
CRUISER
$27,900


HONDA ACCORD
EX COUPE '04
Spoiler, SR. $15,380
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HONDA CIVIC
HYBRID '06. Novay.,
AT, like new $19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
HONDA CIVIC '05
Coupe. Only 34,000
miles. $14,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Infinity 130, very
clean, 4 dr, gold,
(must see), $5,000
-OBO. Call R.J.
812-467-3348
INFINITI Q45 '96 Tour-
ing, Pearl, metallic,
leather, loaded, 56,100mi,
$7,975. Call 674-4444
JAGUAR S-TYPE
"R"'03. CD, navi-
gation, sunrf, 20"
chrome whis. $29,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Jeep Grand Chero-
kee 1998 $4000. Good
interior, exterior
needs work. Excel-
lent work vehicle.
287-1905

& Jeep Liberty
Renegade 05'
Good condition,
runs great. Trans-
ferring need to sell.
39,700 miles. $16,400.
OBO. Call 542-7716 Ex

LINCOLN TOWN CAR '01
White, Ithr, loaded, 69K
miles. $12,975. 674-4444
MAZDA 6 '04. CD,
Leather, automatic
$15,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
MERCEDES C230'99
Kompressor. Black,
leather, loaded, 76Kmiles.
$11,975. Call 674-4444
MERCURY GR
MARQUIS '03 Lthr
CD, fully equipped.
$11,990 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
S Mitsubishi Eclipse
2000 GT, 5 speed,
V6, red, black inte-
rior, 175K miles(all
highway), Great Buy!!
$3500 Call Carrie at
912-222-1319


Monte Carlo SS'03, White
fully loaded, sunroof, all
power. 40K mi. 1 owner
(A Grandma). excel
cond $14,800. 904.737.6644
4, Niassan Santra 1997
S4 dr, silver, 110K,
Runs great(gas
saver) $2,900 OBO
Call R.J. 912-467-3348
y NISSAN 350Z '05
Touring package,
Leather, CD, fully
equipped. $25,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

2 NISSAN ALTIMA
(9 2.5SL '03. Lthr, CD,
like new. $14,990
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
998-0012

Qg NISSAN MAXIMA
'04. 3.5SL, leather,
sunroof, CD. $19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


NISSAN
SENTRA
2005
1.8S Great
on Gas!
4 door
Sedan Sport
Edition 30K
By Owner
$10,995 OBO
282-7610


4 Pontiac Montana
1999, 137,000 miles
runs excellent.
$5,500 OBO, lots of
new parts, fully loaded
phone- 270-0447 or
485-0159.
4 Pontiac Bonneville
1976 only 48,000
original miles,
everything works.
Great drives excellent.
Must sell, must see
$4,000 OBO 904-566-4666
, Pontiac Grand Am
1997, great condi-
tion. Gold 4 DR.,
V6, CD, Rear
Spoiler, 162 K, Cold AC.
Call 881-0553 $2,500.

SAAB 9-3 4dr SE '00 AT,
AC, leather, loaded, 59K
$7975. 674-4444


4 Saturn 2000 SC-1, 5
speed, 4 cyl. 72K
miles, excellent
condition, asking
$4,900. Home-291-2388,
cell-994-4687

7 SATURN L300'03
Sunroof, CD $8880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

r TOYOTA
COROLLA 2005,
A/C Automatic,
power w, power
doors, spoiler, sport
package, 6 discs, silver,
beautiful, perfect
condition. $13,900
Call 772-7795 or 803-6617

b Toyota Corolla SS,
beautiful car, excel-
lent condition,
loaded, power w &
d, 6 DVDs player, sport
package, spoiler,
extended 4 year W. 13,
900 OBO. 772-7795.
772-7795 or 803-6617

(y TOYOTA
COROLLA '05. Only
30K miles. $12,680
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

STOYOTA CAMRY
HYBRID '07
Like new. $25,380
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

TOYOTA SOLARA
SE '04. Fully
equipped. $15,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

VOLVO S40'04. CD,
Leather, sunroof,
fully equip. $19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

VW BEETLE '04
Convert GLS Turbo
SCD changer $19,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

SVW BEETLE '05
Convertible. Only
14K miles. $18,840
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

SVW BEETLE '03
Convertible, GLS.
WStill under
Warranty! $18,900
OBO. Only 30k miles.
Monsoon 6-CD changer,
fuel economic!! Navy
Blue color, automatic.
234-5345


SVW Passat GLS
Wagon 2004, 34,400
miles, silver 4-c,
moon roof, under
warranty, PS ABS, AC,
$15,000 434-6498
VW PASSAT
WAGON V6, fully
equipped. $11,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Trucks,Vans, SUVs '00-05
ALL
Military
and
Civilian

|$0 DOWN
EVERYBODY
RIDES!

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ACURAMDX '05
Navigation, DVD,
Only 27K mi $31,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
ACURA MDX '01 Cham-
pagne/beige Ithr, Loaded,
Mint. $14,975. Call 777-911
ACURA MDX '05
Black/tan, Novay.,
fully equip. $28,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
CADILLAC ESCALADE
'00. AWD, black w/cream
beige, leather, loaded,
nice 413,975. 674-4444
CADILLAC ESCALADE
'03. AWD, white diamond,
fully loaded, 49,800 miles.
$27,975. Call 674-4444
CHEVY S-10 '03 X-Cab
LS. 4cyl, 5spd. 31,000 mi,
Clean! $8975. 674-4444
CHEVY SILVERADO '07
1900mi, silver, less than
2000mi, V6, AT, all pwr,
$19,500. 904-514-5564
CHEVY SILVERADO
1500 Z71 '05, Off-road, blk,
25kmi, loaded, leather
$24,000. 904-940-8978
CHEVY SUBURBAN LS
'99 4x4, V8, at, dual ac,
3rd seat, loaded. $8975.
777-9119
CHEVY SUBURBAN LS
99 4x4, V8, at, dual ac,
3rd seat, loaded. $8975.
777-9119


CHEVY TAHOE LT
'04. White/tan.
$22,640 998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

DODGE 1500'04 Rumble
Bee. Black, Hemi, loaded
$17,975. Call 674-4444

DODGE DAKOTA 2004
BONUS BUY!!
MUST SELL!!
PW, PB, AC, AM-FM
RADIO CASS. CD
PLAYER, TINTED
WINDOWS, BED-
LINER, QUAD CAB,
DUAL EXHAUST,
CARBORATOR HAS
BEEN SWITCHED
OVER TO FAST,
FAST, FAST!!!
TURNEY COVER
FOR BED. BONUS
WILL BE GIVEN
WHEN TRUCK IS
SOLD. ONLY 43,000
MILES $17,641.
CALL 738-4119

DODGE
DURANGO '04 SLT,
2DVD's, fully
equipped. $14,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

DODGE RAM 1500
HEMI Crew Cab '05
$19,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

Dodge Ram 1997,
4x4 with canopy,
automatic, 121K
miles, $5500 OBO,
Call 912-409-1637

FORD Expedition
'03 fully equip, xtra
low miles. $17,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

FORD F150 CREW CAB
'01 XLT Loaded, red.
$11,975. Call 674-4444

FORD F-150 2003
4X4, V8/AT, Black,
loaded, alarm, sun-
roof, in-dash DVD,
toolbox, tint, runboards,
Awesome truck! $18,500
OBO 904-463-7605

4 Ford F-350 XLT, 5
speed, V-10, 4 WD,
power everything,
102K, $12,000, Call
352-235-6143


SGMC SIERRA PU
'05. Like new, only
$16,000 mi. $14,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
INFINITI FX45 '03
35,000 miles. Tech
pkg, Navi. $30,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
INFINITI FX45 '04



S JEEP
WRANGLER
UNLIMITED '06.
Dark blue, hard top.
$21,380
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
KIA SPORTAGE '00
Cony, Only 40,600mi, AT,
AC, Loadd, $5,975 674-4444
LINCOLN NAVI-
GATOR '04.Fully
equipped. $25,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
LINCOLN NAVIGATOR
'99 White, Ithr, loaded,
low mi. $11,975. 674-4444
/y\ NISSAN
FRONTIER'06 4dr
Fully equip. $18,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Nissan Xterra '04, V6 4x2
wht, World champ pkg,
exc cond. low mi. $15,800
Ca ll 904-273-0978 553-6160
SATURN OUT-
LOOK XR '07. Only
1000 miles. $31,880
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SCION xB '06. Only
15,000 miles. $15,980
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
SCION xB '05. AT, AC,
loaded, 37K miles,
$13,975. Call 674-4444
TOYOTA
RUNNER '03
Fully equip $16,995
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
TOYOTA FJ
CRUISER'07
2 to choose from
starting at $27,990
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE


TOYOTA TACOMA
Pre-Runner '04 Double
Cab. V6, AT, AC, loaded,
43K mi. $17 975. 674-4444




CHRYSLER Voyager Van
'03, gold, 54kmi, lowner,
exc cond, new BFG tires
extended full Chrysler
fact. warr. through 2009.
$12,500. 904-744-9431

CHRYSLER TOWN
& COUNTRY '01
White/tan, leather,
CD. $10,890
998-0012
LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE

DODGE 15 PASS VAN
'01. Dual AC, 65K mi.
$11,975. Call 699-9669

DODGE HI TOP CONV.
VAN '01. Loaded, dual
AC, TV, low mi. Nice!
$13,975. Call 674-4444

HONDA ODYSSEY '96
113k mi, well main., de-
pendable, $3750. 733-3958




DODGE Grand Caravan
'94, $1100; Dodge P.U.
'86, $600; 904-248-0926





Captain Soft
Leather Seats for
1996 to 2001 Ford
Ranger excellent
condition. Asking 160.00
OBO. Home-291-2388 or
Cell-994-4687

Mickey Thompson
ET Street tires,
brand new,
275X60X15. Asking
250.00 OBO. Contact Vic-
tor 90-379-1805

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