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Are You Up For
The Challenge?
MWR Mayport is gear-
ing up for the 2007 FASE
Challenge from 7-9:30 a.m.
at Foc'sle Lounge on July
16-19.
The FASE Challenge is a
timed competition to test a
Sailor's Fitness, Athletics,
Strength and Endurance.
The event is open to all
commands and it is free to
participate. Each team will
consist of four active duty
members from one com-
mand. Participants can com-
pete as individual or as a
team. There will be awards
for first and second place in
individual and team compe-
titions and each participant
will receive a t-shirt.
Commands can register at
the base Gym before 4 p.m.
on July 13 or calling Rita
Hammerstad at 270-5451/2.
Take 'Wild Ride'
With Chapel VBS
Naval Station Mayport
Chapel will hold its annual
vacation bible school July
30-Aug. 3 for children from
4 years old to sixth grade.
This year's theme is
"Avalanche Ranch: A Wild
Ride through God's Word!"
The Avalanche Ranch pro-
gram will provide fun,
memorable bible-learning
activities for kids of all ages.
Children meet in the main
chapel each day from 8:30
a.m. until 11:30 a.m.
Each day, kids will sing
catchy songs, play team-
work-building games, nibble
Chuck Wagon (Cio", take
on a Daily Challenge to let
God's love grow into their
homes, experience electri-
fying Bible adventures, and
create Bible Point Crafts.
Friday families are invited
to join their children for an
end of the week performance
and lunch at 11 a.m. For fur-
ther information please call
Alline Zwarycz, Director of
Religious Education at 270-
5212. You may also come to
the chapel Monday through
Friday during normal work-
ing hours or Sunday, 9
a.m.-12:30 p.m. to register.
Resister early, there is a lim-
ited amount of spaces avail-
able.
MWR Mayport Holds
Beachfront Movies
MWR Mayport is excited
to offer outdoor movies for
the entire family on Fridays
during the summer months.
Movies will be shown at
Sea Otter Pavilion starting
at approximately 8:45 p.m.,
or at sunset. Bring your lawn
chairs, blankets and bug
spray.
The movie schedule for
July is: July 13 The Last
Mimzy (Rated PG), July
20 Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles (Rated PG) and July
30 Meet the Robinsons
(Rated PG).
PSD Extends Hours
Personnel Support
Detachment Mayport has
extended its hours. The new
hours are 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m.,
Monday-Friday, and 7-11:30
a.m. on Saturdays. ID card
hours are 7 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Monday-Friday and 7-11:30
a.m. on Saturdays.
By Rita Hammerstad
MWR Sports Coordinator
Fleet Readiness Center-
Southeast (FRCSE) is the win-
ner of the 2005/07 Captain's
Cup award.
In order to achieve this award,
a command must be a major
participant in the sports pro-
gram at Naval Station Mayport.
The points accumulated are
then put through a mathematical
process based on the manning
factor. Points are received for
how a team placed (first-sixth
place for major sports, first-
fourth for minor and individual
sport), as well as participation
points. Points are divided by
manning factor of 1.0-4.0 based
on the number of permanently
assigned personnel from 100 or
less to 1001 or more.
The 2006-2007 Naval Station
Mayport Captain's Cup Program
consisted of eight sports, six
tournaments and four special
events. Thirty Naval Station
commands competed for the
Captain's Cup award.
The award is given to the
command with the greatest par-
ticipation in the annual sports
program. Points are awarded for
both participation and standings
in each sport with the emphasis
being placed on participation
over standings.
FRCSE participated in six
sporting events and finished
second in greybeard basketball,
bowling and soccer. FRCSE had
330 total points which when
divided by their unit total of 1.5
put them in first place with a
score of 220.
FRCSE has participated in
many sports this year to include:
greybeard basketball, bowling,
5K runs, softball, soccer and
racquetball. Their outstanding
performance put them above all
other participants.
This award is a traveling
award and will be placed at the
command for a year.
-Photo courtesy of MWR
Naval Station Mayport Commanding Officer, Capt. Charles King, right, presents the 2006/07
Captain's Cup award to Fleet Readiness Center-Southeast after receiving the most points for its par-
ticipation in MWR sports activities and challenges.
Make Mayport Summer Time Fun, Safe
By Stephanie Edwards
MWR
During the hot, summer
months, authorized beach
patrons flock to Naval Station
Mayport's beach. Many go
to enjoy the warm sun, some
swim, some surf and others fish.
With so many different activi-
ties going on, ensuring every-
one's safety is a top priority.
Naval Station Mayport's
beach rules are designed to
encourage summer fun while
also providing for the safest
environment possible.
Some of the best surfing on
the east coast is right here at
Naval Station Mayport. Surfers
are responsible for following all
safety rules including always
using a leash and continually
watching out for and avoiding
swimmers. The designated surf-
ing zone is south of the Coast
Guard lighthouse to the border
with Hanna Park.
Swimmers and waders are
required to swim south of the
CPO Club to the Hanna Park
border. The jetty rocks are
an inherent danger to anyone
swimming nearby. Ocean cur-
rents and waves can easily
throw even the strongest swim-
mer into the hard, jagged rocks.
-Photo by MC1 Sonja Chambers
Beachgoers enjoy the sand and surf on July 4 at Naval Station Mayport. With the warmer weather
comes more and more patrons to Mayport's mile-long beach. Although patrons are encouraged to
enjoy the sand and the surf they are also reminded to obey Mayport's rules and follow safety guide-
lines.
Signs are posted in both areas Rescues by lifeguards in
to remind fishermen, swimmers rocky areas such as the jetties
and surfers of the designated are difficult and dangerous for
area. both the rescuer and victim.
Lovely Takes SBR Reins
By Ensign
Christy Campbell
USS Samuel B. Roberts
Cmdr. Wally Lovely relieved
Cmdr. Marc Weeks as com-
manding officer of USS Samuel
B. Roberts (FFG 58) in a pier
side ceremony on Friday June
22.
Weeks took command of
USS Samuel B. Roberts in
December 2005. He attended
the University of Rochester,
graduating with a Bachelor of
Arts degree in Statistics and
was commissioned as an Ensign
through the NROTC in 1987.
Weeks also completed Joint
Professional Military Education
through the Naval War College
in 1994.
Weeks' ship and afloat
staff assignments include:
Communications and Anti-
Submarine Warfare Officer in
USS Connole (FF 1056) from
December 1987 to March 1991,
Combat Systems Officer in USS
Underwood (FFG 36) from June
1994 to January 1997, Assistant
Surface Operations/Flag
Navigator in COMCARGRU
Six/COMJFKBATGRU from
February 1999 to August
2000, executive officer in
USS Underwood (FFG 36)
from February 2001 to June
2002, and Assistant Chief of
-Photo courtesy of USS Samuel B. Roberts
A fish eye view of USS Samuel B. Roberts change of command
ceremony held June 22. Cmdr. Wally Lovely relieved Cmdr. Marc
Weeks as commanding officer.
Staff for Training/Readiness
in COMCARSTRKGRU 14/
COMENTSTRKGRU from
August 2002 to April 2005.
Weeks' shore assignments
include Officer in Charge of
Yard Patrol Squadron 10 from
April 1991 to November 1993
and Combat Systems Officer
for COMREGSUPPGRU
MAYPORT from February 1997
to January 1999.
Weeks' next assignment will
be to the Student Industrial
College Arms in Washington,
D.C.
Lovely enlisted as a
Machinist's Mate in 1983.
Upon earning his commission
through the Nuclear Enlisted
Commissioning Program, he
reported to USS William V.
Pratt (DDG 44) and served as
Gunnery/ Missile officer.
From July 1991 until 1994
he served as Damage Control
Assistant and Chief Engineer in
USS Nicholas (FFG47). Next,
See SBR, Page 7
Swimmers should also avoid
plant and animal life and com-
ply with all lifeguard instruc-
tions. Beach lifeguards are on
duty at Naval Station Mayport
from 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Saturday,
Sunday and Holidays from
Memorial Day through Labor
Day.
Swimming is only encour-
aged during the times that life-
guards are on duty. Swim at
your own risk when lifeguards
are not on duty. During thun-
derstorms and hurricane condi-
tions, lifeguards will close the
beach until the storm has com-
pletely passed.
The fishing is good at
Mayport and some of the best
fishing is around the jetties.
Fishermen aboard Naval Station
Mayport are required to remain
north of the CPO Club at all
times to prevent swimmers and
surfers from being hooked.
Also, the bait used for fish-
ing attracts animal life that may
present a danger to beachgoers
in the water. It is the responsi-
bility of all fishermen to stay
away from swimmers and surf-
ers.
Safety is a priority at Naval
Station Mayport. MWR
Lifeguards and Base Security
will enforce all beach rules.
Enjoy the wonderful beaches
that Mayport has to offer but
help us keep you safe.
Dennis Is New
HSL-46
By Lt. Steve Bravo
HSL-46PAO
Cmdr. Christopher Dennis
relieved Cmdr. Charles
Litchfield as commanding offi-
cer of HSL-46 at a June 29 cer-
emony in the squadron's hangar
bay.
Dennis, of New Smyrna
Beach, Fla., had served as the
executive officer of HSL-46
since May 2006. Assuming
command, he said he looks for-
ward to continuing Litchfield's
record of success.
"This is an excellent squad-
ron and I will do my best to
maintain that pedigree set by
previous COs like Litchfield,"
Dennis said. "As it has in the
past, development of our sailors
will be a top priority, so mem-
bers of this squadron will be
successful in all facets of their
lives."
Dennis, who earned his
bachelor's degree from Auburn
University and a master's
degree from the United States
Naval War College, first
reported aboard Naval Station
Mayport in April 1992, when he
served on multiple detachments
with HSL-44.
From July 1995 to
Cmdr. Charles Litchfield
October 1999, Dennis served
Commander, Carrier Group-
SEVEN as Flag Lieutenant and
Director, Air Warfare (CNO-
N88) as a Flag Aide, and in
December 1999, returned to
See HSL-46, Page 6
2 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007
Fleet Talk
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fHomefront in Focus
By Beth Wiruth friends. We play a real part in
Military Spouse Support Contributor keeping our service members
The events unfolding in the safe. I know this may sound a
United Kingdom once again bit like cloak and dagger stuff,
remind us that we live in a dif- but do you remember the USS
ferent world. There are those Cole? Let us not forget the les-
who are opposed to our way son learned there. Ship/unit
of life, our freedoms, and our movement should not be casual
nation. So how do we respond conversation.
to this recent threat and poten- One more note on OPSEC.
tial for similar on our own We often think OPSEC when
shores? talking to our service member
The new British Home but OPSEC applies when talk-
Secretary, Jacqui Smith, may ing to our mother-in-law who
have said it best, "Terrorists wants to know when the ship
attack the values that are shared will be pulling into a particular
by all law-abiding citizens. As a port or coming home. Find a
government, as communities, as code to discuss dates/locations.
individuals we need to ensure My husband and I use flowers
that the message of terrorists is for the months and dates in rela-
rejected... The fact that people tion to the known birth date of
have been prepared to go about relatives. This works great but
their lives as normally as pos- find what will work for you.
sible this weekend sends the As we keep living our lives
strongest message to those who we should also take time to be
wish to destroy our way of life disaster prepared. We face the
and our freedoms that we will d p W fc t
and our freedoms that we will potential for both natural and
not be intimidated by terror. man-made disasters throughout
For military spouses the mes- the country. From earthquakes
sage is the same. Go about your and wildfires to hurricanes, tor-
life! Go on vacation, hit the nados or blizzards take time to
mall, go to the theatre and catch get to know the potentime th
some rays at the beach. Take get to know the potentact your l thloreats
the train, hop a plane, enjoy the for your area. Contact your local
ferry. Continue to live your life emergency management office
on your terms. Keep living! or local Red Cross chapter for
local information and recom-
At the same time stay vigi-
lant. Keep your eyes open for mendations.
things that are 'out of place'. Next week we will look at
Be observant, not suspicious disaster preparations including
of your surroundings and the a communication plan, evacu-
people around you. Report any action plan and emergency kit
unattended packages, espe- as well as plans and prepara-
cially in public places. As the tions the Navy has put in place
Homeland Security site, www. to support families in the event
ready.gov, states; be alert for of a disaster emergency.
suspicious activities and report Let current events remind
it to authorities, us to be vigilant but refuse to
This event offers us as mili- respond in fear. Rather, continue
tary spouses one more remind- to show the resolve that charac-
er that operational security, or terized the early days following
OPSEC, is our job. Remember 9/11. Keep living for by doing
to keep command information, so we send a clear message to
especially ship or unit move- those who seek to change our
ment and locations confiden- way of life: we will not be
tial. Do not discuss schedules moved.
or locations via telephone, cell Questions or comments for
phone, txt messages, or email. Beth? Contact her at beth.
These are not secure forms of wiruth@homefrontinfocus.com.
communication. In addition, do Check out Beth's internet talk
not discuss them over coffee at show, Navy Homefront Talk! at
the local coffee shop with your www.blogtalkradio.com/nht.
Points of Protocol
Naval personnel in uniform but uncovered or
in civilian clothes shall render the pledge of alle-
giance to the flag by facing the flag and standing
at attention with the right hand over the heart.
Personnel in uniform and covered shall render
the military salute.
-Photo by MC2 Leah Stiles
Salvation Army Representatives Major James Arrowood and retired Vice Adm. Michael P Kalleres presented two awards to Harbor
Operations and Naval Station Mayport Sailors for raising the most money and having the most bell-ringing volunteer hours in the
North East Fli idia Chapter.
CREDO Corner
By Cmdr. Jon C. Fredrick-
son
Spiritual Fitness Division Director
"Happiness is an inside job."
Like most self-help groups,
CREDO has a few catch phras-
es that we like to use to sum
up something we call "The
Process." The above statement
is one we like to use to help
people reorient and refocus
their lives to a life that is lived
within instead of without. It is
not uncommon for most of us to
delude ourselves into thinking
that we will find our pattern for
living from someone or some-
thing else. The culture around
us constantly bombards us with
models to imitate, most of them
insanely bad. The problem with
this approach to life is that it
sometimes works. It has been
said the biggest lie is the one
laced with just enough truth to
make it desirable and believ-
able.
Lets be honest, buying new
clothes, getting a new girl
friend, driving a hot car, or
engaging in an exciting activity
will bring to us a huge sense
of "being alive." And lets be
equally honest, there is nothing
wrong with any of the above
items. Who wouldn't want to
win the lottery, get a promo-
tion, or be envied for what
we have or who we are with?
Yet, none of these things tell
us who we really are. All the
happiness associated with any-
thing external is temporary at
best. Clothes go out of style or
wear out, the car breaks down,
the girl friends finds someone
more attractive, and the exciting
activity gets routine.
This is especially true if we
look for our sense of self in
another person. Although we
do learn from others, it is from
within that our most sure guid-
ance comes. Since each one of
us is unique, there is no other
human being who can give us
an example to copy exactly.
Living from within is a life
long process of finding out
who we really are in and of
ourselves, not based on what
we do, or who we are with or
what we have. That of course
means taking a good hard look
at ourselves, warts and all. We
do not do this process alone.
CREDO week end retreats are
designed to recognize individu-
al differences and the need we
each have to discover our true
self. By sharing our experi-
ences, strength, and hope, we
are able to develop our unique
potential as individuals. We are
each free to take from and give
to the group, according to our
own unique needs and abilities.
We also have whatever func-
tions for us as our relationship
to God. God gives us strength
to listen to our own inner voice
that tells us what is right for any
given moment. The surest route
to lasting happiness comes from
within. It is the only content-
ment that stays so no matter
what is going on around us at
any given time.
If you are interested in par-
ticipating in any of a number
of types of retreat weekends,
please give us a call at 270-
6958.
Health and Safety Hurricane
Recovery Guid
From Lifelines. com Lt. Tom Shu, Task Force Navy
Experts from several Navy Family medical officer and lead
commands have compiled officer in the development of
and published a pocket-sized this booklet. "Information is one
48-page booklet of safety and of the most important commodi-
health guidance for Navy and ties following a disaster. In the
Marine Corps personnel recov- wake of the recent hurricanes,
ering from a hurricane, there was a tremendous amount
"Guidance for Navy and of information being put out by
Marine Corps Personnel various government agencies,
Recovering from a Hurricane but it wasn't readily accessible
Disaster" was compiled to our Sailors and Marines. We
by experts from Bureau took that data and compiled it
of Medicine and Surgery; into one concise, pocket-sized
Commander, Navy Reserve book."
Force; Commander, Navy Task Force Navy Family dis-
Installations Command; tribute more than 2,500 cop-
Task Force Navy Family; ies to Navy and Marine Corps
the Naval Safety Center; the personnel, retirees and Navy
Environmental Health Center; civilians in the areas affected
and representatives from the by hurricanes Katrina, Rita and
Gulf Coast region. These com- Wilma.
mand experts referenced current "Guidance for Navy and
health and safety practices and Marine Corps Personnel
guidance in the wake of a hur- Recovering from a Hurricane
ricane for the booklet. Disaster" is available on the
"There was an urgent need Task Force Navy Family Web
for this type of document," said site at www.navy.mil/tfnf.html.
Chapel Call
Command Chaplain:
Cmdr. Phil Wyrick
SUNDAY
Sunday School..................9...9 a.m.
Morning Worship............10:30 a.m.
Protestant Baptismn.......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...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.-11:15 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.
lance Available
The booklet includes guid-
ance for returning home, cop-
ing with a disaster, dealing
with mold, recovering personal
items, cleaning and repairing
homes, as well as resources for
more information.
Task Force Navy Family, in
conjunction with subject mat-
ter experts from multiple Navy
commands, is continuing to
publish guidance and frequent-
ly asked questions on subjects
important to Navy families
affected by the hurricanes in
2005. The task force is coordi-
nating full-spectrum commu-
nity service operations in order
to provide a rapid return to a
stable environment for affected
Navy family members.
The Navy family includes
Sailors, Department of the Navy
civilians, family members and
retirees.
Navy families affected by hur-
ricanes Katrina, Rita or Wilma
can obtain immediate person-
nel-related assistance through
877-414-5358, or obtain further
information by visiting Task
Force Navy Family Web site at
www.navy.mil/tfnf.html.
Community Support Centers
(CSC) are another resource for
hurricane-impacted personnel
and families. The CSC staff can
provide one-on-one consulta-
tion, assistance with evacuation
allowances, emergency assis-
tance, military family hotlines,
emotional support, school and
community information, and
all other appropriate assistance.
For a complete list of contacts
at CSCs, please visit the Task
Force Navy Family Web site or
call 800-372-5463.
Navy family members can
also contact the Task Force
Navy Family Ombudsman
Resource Center for questions
or referrals relating to any needs
as a result of hurricanes Katrina,
Rita or Wilma by calling 866-
345-8179.
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Letter of Commendation
AD2 Matthew E. Self, FRCSE
Mayport
ATI Jeremiah M. Jones, FRCSE
Mayport
Letter of Appreciation
ATI Jeremiah M. Jones, FRCSE
Mayport
AM2 Junior A. Lyn, FRCSE
Mayport
AD3 Joseph R. Reusi, FRCSE
Mayport
ATAN Tyler B. Caywood,
FRCSE Mayport
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Certification
AT2 Brian M. Rosetta, FRCSE
Mayport
AT3 Jeffrey J. Baumet, FRCSE
Mayport
Frocked
ATI Robert C. Craig Jr., FRC-
SE Mayport
1M ilestones
ATI Adam T. Grim, FRC-SE
Mayport
AE1 James M. Wilke, FRC-SE
Mayport
PR1 Franklin M. Williams,
FRC-SE Mayport
AD2 Gary S. Hills Jr., FRC-SE
Mayport
AS2 William M. Moyer, FRC-
SE Mayport
AE2 Craig M. Overmeyer,
FRC-SE Mayport
AD2 Joseph R. Reusi, FRC-SE
Mayport
AT2 Bradley R. Wurl, FRC-SE
Mayport
AD3 Michael J. Brinkman,
FRC-SE Mayport
AE3 Kevin M. Brown, FRC-SE
Mayport
AT3 John Cervantes, FRC-SE
Mayport
PR3 Dione R. Davis, FRC-SE
Mayport
AE3 Alejandro G. Domingo,
FRC-SE Mayport
AD3 Jessika L. Gutierrez, FRC-
SE Mayport
AE3 Andrew A. Martinez, FRC-
SE Mayport
AT3 Bryce J. Monaghan, FRC-
SE Mayport
STG3 Rex L. Murawski, FRC-
SE Mayport
AT3 Ashely M. Nigh, FRC-SE
Mayport
AS3 Tyler R. Nondorf, FRC-SE
Mayport
AS3 Mark S. Popp Jr., FRC-SE
Mayport
AZ3 Maya M. Pulliam, FRC-
SE Mayport
AS3 Orlando Tovar, FRC-SE
Mayport
AT3 Micah T. Walters, FRC-SE
Mayport
PR3 Ladarl T. Washington,
FRC-SE Mayport
AE3 Jason N. Williams, FRC-
SE Mayport
On Base
Thursday, July 12
The USS Camey family readiness group will
meet at 6:45 p.m. at the USO on Mayport Road.
Childcare will be provided.
Friday, July 13
The USS Philippine Sea family readiness group
will hold a bake sale from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on the
ship.
Monday, July 16
The USS Taylor family readiness group will
hold a Moe's fundraiser night from 5-8 p.m.
at the Moe's on Atlantic Boulevard in front of
Lowe's. Remember to say you are with the USS
Taylor group at the register or we won't get cred-
it. If you'd like to volunteer a shift please contact
Dawn at fsg.taylor@ gmail.com.
Saturday, July 21
USS Doyle family readiness group will hold a
potluck at the USO from 1 4 p.m.
Thursday, July 26
The USS Philippine Sea family readiness group
will hold its monthly potluck meeting at 6:30
p.m. at the USO on Mayport Road. Free babysit-
ting will be provided.
Friday, July 27
The USS Philippine Sea family readiness group
will hold a pool party from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at
the base pool. This is free, but donations will be
appreciation. To help out, call Kim at 874-5204.
Thursday, Aug. 9
The USS Camey family readiness group will
meet at 6:45 p.m. at the USO on Mayport Road.
Childcare will be provided.
Thursday, Aug. 23
The USS Philippine Sea family readiness group
will hold its monthly potluck meeting at 6:30
p.m. at the USO on Mayport Road. Free babysit-
ting will be provided.
Friday, July 13
Out in Town
Fleet Reserve Association Branch 290 is host-
ing a "Fish Fry" from 5-8:00 pm, at the Branch
Home at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic Beach. A
donation of $8 is requested for each dinner. Carry
C alendar
out orders are accepted. The public is always Nemours, fro
invited to dinner. Starting at 9 p.m., the music of 12 who bring
DOUG BRACEY will entertain until 1 a.m. animals durir
Saturday, July 14 admission to
The Beaches Museum & History Center will receive spec
hold its 2nd annual Hurricane Party beginning at 7 staff. There
p.m. There'll be a DJ and great old beach music, giveaways, pi
a dance floor, and typical S.un i\ ,l fare." Plus, Zoo Animal
you can purchase libations at the Cash Bar and the Bear will
even wear that hurricane gear you keep tucked provide safety
away in the closet. The Party goes hand in hand be onsite wit
with the annual hurricane exhibition; this year noon p.m. to
entitled Hurricanes III: Dora the Destroyer. videotaping
Tickets for this great annual party of $10 for current foota
members and $15 for nonmembers if you pur- agency.
chase them in advance. If you buy them at the
door, then add $5 a piece, or join BAHS and save Fleet Resei
$5. For more information or to reserve a ticket, ing a "Shrir
call 241-5657 ext. 100. All proceeds from this Branch Hom
party benefit the Beaches Area Historical Society. Beach. A d
Fleet Reserve Association Branch 290 is host- dinner. Carry
ing a "Spaghetti Dinner" from 5-8 p.m., at the is always inv
Branch Home at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic music of DA]
Beach. A donation of $8 is requested for each
dinner. Carry out orders are accepted. The pub- Fleet Resei
lic is always invited to dinner. Starting at 9 p.m., ing a "Prime
the music of DOUG BRACEY will entertain until Branch Hom
1 a.m. Beach. A do
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens will host dinner. Carry
its 15th Annual Teddy Bear Affair, sponsored by is always inv
Nemours, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Children ages 3- music of DA]
12 who bring their teddy bears or other stuffed The U.S. (
animals during those two days will receive free public service
admission to the Zoo. "Injured" teddy bears will public seric
receive special treatment by Nemours' skilled Course pro
staff. There will be music, animal encounters, Captains Clu
giveaways, prize drawings, visits from Jazoo, and between Hod
Zoo Animal Hospital tours both days. Smokey
the Bear will also make a special appearance to /
provide safety information. Radio Disney will R
be onsite with music and games on Sunday from i
noon p.m. to 2 p.m. Blockbuster Video will be
videotaping children so that parents will have
current footage of their child in case of an emer-
gency. 371 East
Sunday, July 15 Smithto
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens will host
its 1 5th Annual Teddy Rear Affair nonnonred hrvW
im 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Children ages 3-
g their teddy bears or other stuffed
ing those two days will receive free
the Zoo. "Injured" teddy bears will
ial treatment by Nemours' skilled
will be music, animal encounters,
rize drawings, visits from Jazoo, and
Hospital tours both days. Smokey
1 also make a special appearance to
ty information. Radio Disney will
h music and games on Sunday from
) 2 p.m. Blockbuster Video will be
children so that parents will have
ge of their child in case of an emer-
Friday, July 20
rve Association Branch 290 is host-
mp Dinner" from 5-8 p.m., at the
ie at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic
)nation of $8 is requested for each
out orders are accepted. The public
ited to dinner. Starting at 9 p.m., the
RRYLL will entertain until 1 a.m.
Saturday, July 21
rve Association Branch 290 is host-
Rib Dinner" from 5-8 p.m., at the
ie at 390 Mayport Road, Atlantic
nation of $12 is requested for each
y out orders are accepted. The public
ited to dinner. Starting at 9 p.m., the
RRYLL will entertain until 1 a.m.
Coast Guard Auxiliary 14-04 as a
;e is offering an Americas Boating
gram at the Captains Club. The
ib is at 13363 Beach Blvd. located
ges and Keman Blvd. The program
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.
The Jacksonville Genealogical Society will
hold their monthly meeting at 1:30 p.m. on, 2007,
at the Webb-Wesconnett Library, 6887 103rd
Street, Jacksonville. Ann Staley will present "City
Directories--A Line-by-Line Account of Our
Ancestors. For further information please contact,
Mary Chauncey at 781-9300.
Tuesday, Aug. 21
The Beaches Making Strides Against Breast
Cancer Team Leader Kick-Off will be held in the
clubhouse at the TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra.
The social hour and cash bar will begin at 6 p.m.
with the program beginning at 7 p.m. For more
information or to RSVP, please call 249-0022 ext.
114 or visit www.cancer.org/stridesonline.
Sunday, Aug. 26
Chabad @ the Beaches, Center for Jewish Life
is proud to present "Hard Loxx Cafe 2007". Hard
Loxx Cafe 2007 will be the communities second
kosher food festival. Included in this extraordi-
nary event will be an array of different kosher
foods, including all of the Traditional favorites.
Also at this event will be a variety of free shows
and carnival style games and shows for children
as well as adults. From live music to cooking
shows to a magic show performance and a rov-
ing clown people of all ages are sure to have
a great time. Hard Loxx Cafe 2007 will take
place on at the American Legion Hall, 1151 4th
St. S., Jacksonville Beach. Information about
this or any other Chabad @ the Beaches event is
available by calling 543-9301 or visiting www.
ChabadBeaches.com.
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An aerial shot of the annual 4th of July activities held at Sea Otter Pavilion. MWR set up inflatables, held games and provided food for the event.
-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
-Photo by MC1 Sonja Chambers
Children wait their turn at a tunnel, one of several activities featured at this year's event.
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-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
The Senn family takes a break from the festivities to enjoy some of the great food available. From left,
Aviation Warfare Systems Operator 1st Class Wesley Senn ofHSL-40, Morrie Senn, Van Senn, 4, and
Jayna Senn, 8.
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-Photo by MC1 Sonja Chambers
Klara Drozdzowski, 1,celebrates her second Independence Day at Naval Station Mayport's annual,
event.
THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007 5
-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
Kids of all ages enjoy the obstacle course.
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Mayport's pool is always busy with games and activities.
-Photo by MC1 Sonja Chambers
-Photo by MC1 Sonja Chambers
Aly Hesselroth, 18, a Camp Adventure volunteer, goes all out in her patriotic garb during the
Independence Day festivities. Hesselroth helped monitor the inflatables and face painting.
Zachary Marlow, 10, pops out at the end of one of the large inflatables.
-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
From MWR
All ages enjoyed this year's
Fourth of July Spectacular at
Naval Station Mayport spon-
sored by MWR Mayport and
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service.
Temperatures were mild and a
steady breeze kept participants
cool as they enjoyed the many
fun activities available. Activ-
ities included swimming at the
base pool, fun at the beach, a
variety of inflatables, organized
games, an obstacle course and
live entertainment.
Food was provided by Bo
Hogs BBQ, the CPO Club and
Pizza Hut.
A special treat this year was
a visit from the No. 16 Jackson
Hewitt Ford Fusion car. Race
car enthusiasts were treated to
an up-close look at the interior
and exterior of this phenomenal
racing machine.
Bringing this year's Fourth of
July celebration to a close with
a big bang, participants were
wowed by a spectacular fire-
works show.
-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
Father-and-son team Max Glover, U.S. Navy retired, and Nick Glover, age 8, try their turn at a game
:of toss the water balloon.
-Photo by Stephanie Edwards
Curtis Aaron, 8, takes a peek inside the No. 16 Jackson Hewitt Ford Fusion race car
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6 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007
Gettysburg Dep
By MC3 James H. Green 51) and USS Stout (DDG 55);
USS Enterprise Public,; and the fast-attack submarine
USS Gettysburg (CG 64) USS Philadelphia (SSN 690)
joined nuclear-powered aircraft all based in Norfolk, and also
carrier USS Enterprise (CVN the fast combat support ship
65) and embarked Carrier Air USNS Supply (T-AOE 6) based
Wing (CVW) 1 departed Naval in Earle, N.J. There are nearly
Station Norfolk for a regularly 7,500 Sailors and Marines in
scheduled deployment in sup- the strike group.
port of the global war on ter- Months after their November
rorism. homecoming, Big E Sailors kept
This is Enterprise's second busy with a rigorous training
deployment within the past 14 schedule which included numer-
months. Big E returned from its ous carrier qualifications as
most recent deployment Nov. well as a Board and Inspection
18. Survey in April. Enterprise
Enterprise is the flagship also hosted Commander, Fleet
for Carrier Strike Group 12, Forces change of command
which include Gettysburg; ceremony as well as its own
guided-missile destroyers USS change of command ceremony
Forrest Sherman (DDG 98), May 18.
USS James E. Williams (DDG "This has been a very eventful
95), USS Arleigh Burke (DDG year so far for our crew," said
loys With
Capt. Ron Horton, Enterprise 2
commanding officer. "Big E H
Sailors have been focused on o
maintaining combat readi- o
ness since the ship returned in o
November. In between all the
training however, we were able
to spend some valuable time
at home with our families and C
friends. Now it's time to answer o
our nation's call again. There is S
no doubt in my mind that this S
crew will perform with honor, o
courage and commitment as it (
did last year. I'm very proud to 6
be serving with this crew, at this o
time, to represent this country." F
In addition to being the
C
flagship of the strike group,
Enterprise is also home to i]
CVW 1. The air wing is com-
prised of the "Checkmates" of S
Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) fl
USS Halyburton Back Ir
By Lt.j.g. Samantha Lester
USS Halyburton PAO
USS Halyburton (FFG-40) departed for
the second time, to begin their six month
deployment to South America in support of
Counter Narco-Terrorism Operations, after
unexpectedly spending over two months in
port for emergent repairs stemming from a
fire back in mid-April.
Halyburton departed the Mayport
basin for deployment in April, which was
abruptly postponed about a week later.
While anchored in Cartegena, Colombia,
Halyburton sustained damage from a fire
that broke out just after midnight on Friday
the 13th.
The ship responded in true Navy fashion
to the casualty and despite sustaining severe
engineering casualties, just a few hours later
they were able to get underway. The extent
HSL-46
Mayport as Operations officer
and instructor pilot at HSL-
40. From November 2000
to December 2002, Dennis
once again served aboard
HSL-44 as Maintenance offi-
cer and as Officer-in-Charge
of Detachment Six, deployed
aboard USS Elrod (FFG 55) as
the Navy's first NVG, Hellfire,
Penguin detachment assigned
to Standing Naval Forces
Mediterranean.
Just before reporting to
HSL-46, Dennis served at US
EUCOM as Officer-In-Charge,
Frequency Management Field
Office Brussels, Belgium, where
he was an attach and U.S. rep-
resentative to NATO.
Dennis said he looked for-
ward to assuming his next post
at the helm of HSL-46 and had
a clear direction in which he
hoped to take the command.
"My goal for the squadron is
to maintain a level of readiness
that will allow us to meet our
mission at every opportunity,
but also maintain a command
climate that allows our sailors
from the top to the bottom to
develop and advance both pro-
fessionally and personally."
Litchfield, a native of
Houston, Texas, gradu-
of damage sustained resulted in Halyburton
being directed to return to Mayport to affect
repairs and leverage the superb Mayport
maintenance community.
Since their return to Mayport on April
18, the Halyburton crew has been tireless-
ly supporting contractors while emergent
repairs were being made to the ship.
Halyburton is now back in the fight, en
route to the SOUTHCOM AOR, thanks
to the outstanding effort and support of
the Mayport maintenance community. The
prime contractor, SERMC and SIMA all
teamed up with ship's force and did a great
job managing this complex repair in only
eight weeks.
With them on deployment this year are
the HSL-44, Detachment 10 Swamp Foxes,
who maintain and fly the embarked SH-
60B helicopter. Also deployed on board
ated from the United States
Naval Academy in 1988, and
was assigned to HSL-44 the
Swampfoxes for his first fleet
tour.
Litchfield served as com-
manding officer of HSL-46
from May of 2006 to June 2007.
During this time, he oversaw the
deployment of six detachments
to areas including the Persian
Gulf, the West Coast of Africa,
South America and the Eastern
Pacific in support of missions
including the Global War on
Terrorism, Humanitarian Relief
Support and Counter Narco-
Terrorism Operations. Under
his leadership, HSL-46 was also
awarded the Sikorsky Aircraft
2006 Golden Wrench Award for
superior aircraft maintenance.
Litchfield departs HSL-46
for U.S. Northern Command,
Standing Joint Forces in
Colorado Springs, Co.
Looking back on his time as
'Big E'
11 flying the F/A-18 Super
hornet and the "Knighthawks"
f VFA-136; the "Sidewinders"
f VFA-86; the "Thunderbolts"
f Marine Fighter Attack
squadron 251 all flying the
/A-18 Hornet. Also joining
'VW 1 are the "Dragonslayers"
f Helicopter Anti-Submarine
squadron (HS) 11 flying the
H-60 Seahawk; the "Rooks"
f Electronic Attack Squadron
VAQ) 137 flying the EA-
B Prowler; the "Screwtops"
f VAW-123 flying the E-2C
lawkeye; the "Maulers" of Sea
Control Squadron (VS) 32 fly-
ng the S-3B Viking; and the
RIi lud.s" of Fleet Logistics
support Squadron (VRC) 40
lying the C-2A Greyhound.
n The Fight
Halyburton is the United States Coast
Guard Law Enforcement Detachment 403,
who are the experts on boarding suspect
vessels in search of drugs.
Friends and loved ones of Halyburton
crewmembers came onboard the morn-
ing they departed to spend a few addi-
tional moments together with their sailors.
Some dedicated ones left the pier when
Halyburton pulled away, and raced to the
jetties just outside of Mayport Basin. The
crew has been anxiously awaiting the day
they would depart again, and look forward
to a successful CNT-OPS deployment.
USS Halyburton is currently deployed
under the operational control of U.S. Naval
Forces Southern Command, out of Mayport,
Florida.
commanding officer of HSL-
46, Litchfield said he will carry
with him a host of memories,
but said he would remember
one period of time especially
vividly.
"Late Summer in 2006 will
always ring clear in my mem-
ory of 46. With eight planes in
major maintenance and a live
hellfire exercise on the horizon,
the squadron came together as
one unit to successfully prepare
five separate detachments for
deployment. Also during that
time, I had the pleasure of pro-
moting eight guys to chief."
Litchfield said his best mem-
ories from HSL-46 will come
from experiences like those.
"I really enjoyed being able
to tell people they were going
to advance, whether it is was a
first class to chief, or an airmen
to petty officer," Litchfield said.
"That has been the best part of
my job."
St Matthew's Lutheran
FREE Vacation Bible School
July 23 27, 2007
Class assignment will be based on the grade
completed in the 06-07 school year. ,-
From Page 1
The new executive offi-
cer of HSL-46 is Cmdr. Doug
Thompson. Originally from
Ocean Springs, Miss., he grad-
uated from the University of
Mississippi in May 1990 and
was designated a Naval Aviator
in February 1992.
Thompson most recent-
ly served in Washington,
DC where he completed a
Legislative Fellowship with
the United States Senate, serv-
ing on the personal staff of
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of
Massachusetts.
-Photo courtesy of USS Gettysburg
Damage Control Fireman Miles Stutsman at Search and Rescue
(SAR) Swimmer School.
Gettysburg Sailor
Is Honor Graduate
By Ensign Nicole Viens
USS Gettysburg
USS Gettysburg (CG-64)
Sailor Damage Control Fireman
Miles Stutsman earned the title
of Honor Graduate from Search
and Rescue (SAR) Swimmer
School on June 22.
Upon graduation from the
grueling four-week-long course
held at Naval Air Station
Jacksonville, Stutsman was
awarded as the top performer
from amongst the seventeen
course graduates.
Some of the requirements
from SAR Swimmer School
include various lifesaving sce-
narios both in and out of the
water. As a part of the final
exam, participants must com-
plete a 500-meter swim with
full equipment, immediately
followed by a 400-meter buddy
Stutsman completed his final
exam in well under the required
time of 24 minutes, with a final
time of 22 minutes and 31 sec-
onds.
Additionally, all SAR
Swimmers must be qualified by
the American Red Cross in both
Cardiopulmonary Resutation
(CPR) and use of the Automated
External Defibrillator (AED).
Gettysburg will utilize
Stutsman as a SAR watch-
stander during small boat opera-
tions underway. He is now a
key player in the case of a man
overboard, responsible for phys-
ically recovering the man in
the water. Stutsman's superior
physical and academic accom-
plishments in SAR Swimmer
School have made him a tre-
mendous asset to Gettysburg.
Visit our web site at
www.century2ljacksonville.com
THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007 7
What Do You Know About Leases
From CNRSE
As part of an ongoing effort
to ensure Navy Family Housing
residents are kept up to date on
the conversion of military hous-
ing to a Public Private Venture
sometime in fiscal year 2007,
town hall meetings were recent-
ly held in order to communicate
with residents on their questions
and concerns. This is the first
in a series of articles in which
"Frequently Asked Questions"
from the residents during these
meetings will be published.
*How will the member sign
the lease and other PPV docu-
mentation if military member
is at sea for the next few weeks
(during the transition period)?
-You must designate a power-
of-attorney.
*Will a "general" power-of-
attorney be acceptable for lease
signing, or will a specifically
designated one be needed?
-General Power of Attorney is
acceptable.
*Why do I have to sign a
lease?
-PPV is privatized housing,
and a lease is required as is the
case when renting in the private
sector. Normally, every resi-
dent will sign a 6 to 12 month
lease (details to be decided upon
during exclusive negotiations).
Should a member choose not to
sign a lease, they will no longer
be allowed to occupy privatized
housing.
*I may want to break my lease
before the one-year period is
up. Under what conditions can
this occur?
-The Standard military clause
(orders to another location) will
apply to all PPV Housing leases.
As is presently the case when
accepting assignment to Navy
Housing, the member agrees to
the lease term when accepting
assignment to PPV Housing.
Generally, it is not allowable
FFSC Sets
Schedule
From FFSC
The following classes and
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, call 270-
6600, ext. 110.
July 12, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
July 12, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
July 16, 1-2 p.m., FERP Job
Search Workshop, FFSC
July 17, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
July 18, 9 a.m.-noon,
Tottletyme Playgroup, USO
July 19, 9-11 a.m., Resume
Walk-in Review Assistance,
FFSC
July 19, 9 a.m.-noon, New
Parent Support Playgroup, USO
July 19, 9 a.m.-noon, Smooth
Move Workshop, FFSC
Mayport
July 20, 9-11 a.m., Command
Financial Specialist Refresher
Training, FFSC
July 23-26, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.,
Command SAVI Training, NCO
July 23-26, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,
TAP Separatee Workshop,
RBCC
SBR
From Page 1
he served as NROTC Instructor
at Rennselaer Polytechnic
Institute located in Troy, N.Y. In
November 1997, he reported to
USS De Wert (FFG 45), serving
as Chief Engineer. Following
De Wert, Lovely served on the
staff of COMDESRON 24 and
COMNAVSURFGRU Two.
In June 2002, he reported
as Executive Officer in USS
Simpson (FFG 56). Following
an 18-month tour in Simpson,
he reported to OPNAV as the
Navy's Shipbuilding Account
(SCN) Manager. He then
attended National Defense
University (NDU) / Industrial
College of the Armed Forces
(ICAF), graduating with a
Masters of Science (MS) in
National Security Strategy
Resourcing.
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to break your lease for reasons
other than orders to another duty
station. However, we recognize
there are times when extraordi-
nary situations and the property
manager will address these on a
case-by-case basis.
*What about the troops that
are deployed now who live in
the sites that are going to be
privatized?
It is preferable for the
spouse to have power of attor-
ney. We are using all avenues
available (messages, letters,
Command Master Chiefs, etc.)
to disseminate information to
those who are deployed. The
spouse will need to pursue a
general Power of Attorney as
necessary to ensure lease can be
signed prior to transition.
*What happens if at PPV
lease signing, the military mem-
ber has less than one year left
before PCSing?
-Instead of signing a one-year
lease, the member will sign for
a lease term up to his/her PCS
date.
*What happens if a divorce
occurs to a family residing in
PPV Housing?
-Service Member is responsi-
ble for housing the family until
the divorce is final. The spouse
and dependents may request
to stay in housing after the
divorce is final. If the request
is approved (dependent on wait
list) the spouse will be required
to complete a rental application
and sign a Civilian lease.
*Is it necessary to sign the
lease (to renew) after the origi-
nal lease expires?
-If written notice to not given
at the end of the original lease,
it will be automatically renewed
month-to-month.
*How is the lease different
and is it legal?
-The difference between an
assignment of Navy Housing
(which is a minimal of 6
months) and a lease with PPV
Housing (which is 6 to 12
months) is the incorporation of
legal language set down by the
Fair Housing Act, thus making
it legal.
*What will be my responsibil-
ity in paying the lease?
-As with any other legal obli-
gation, it must be paid. The
preferred way to pay is by allot-
ment or EFT.
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affect my lease?
Under PPV, it is the mili-
tary member's responsibility to
inform the property manage-
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8 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007
July 12, 17 & 19: Junior Golf
Clinic. This 4-day clinic is 9-
11 a.m. at Windy Harbor Golf
Club. Clinic is open to ages 8
and older. Cost is $100 per child
and pre-registration is required.
270-5380
July 12: Bubblemaker. 5:30-7
p.m. Bubblemaker is one 90-
minute pool session introducing
youth ages 8-12 to scuba in a
pool setting. Cost is $20 and
includes all scuba gear and a
certificate of completion. Just
bring a swimsuit. Class is at the
base pool. 270-5541
July 12: Family Steak Night.
5-8 p.m. at Foc'sle CPO Club.
Steak dinners are $9 per per-
son and children's specials are
available. All hands welcome.
270-5431/5432
July 13: Summer Outdoor
Movie Night, "The Last
Mimzy" Rated PG. Free outdoor
movie starts at approximately
8:45 p.m. at Sea Otter Pavilion.
Bring lawn chairs, blankets and
bug spray. 270-6015
July 14: Teen Regal Cinemas
Field Trip. Movie and time
TBA. Ages 12 and older only.
270-5680/5421
July 16-19: FASE Challenge.
Test your fitness, athletics,
speed and endurance at this
annual challenge for active duty.
7-9:30 a.m. behind the CPO
Club. 270-5451/5452
July 16-19: Seal Team. Seal
Team is a 4-day mini scuba
camp for ages 8-12. This mini
camp meets daily from 9:30-
11 a.m. at the base pool. Cost
is $129 and includes all scuba
equipment, activity book,
log book, certificate and Seal
Team card. Pre-registration is
required. 270-5541
July 16: Youth (Open Rec)
Water Relays. 4:30 p.m. at the
Youth Activities Center. 270-
5680/5421
July 17: Youth (Open Rec)
Water Relays. 4 p.m. at Ribault
Bay Community Center. 270-
5680/7276
July 17: Bubblemaker. 5:30-7
p.m. Bubblemaker is one 90-
minute pool session introducing
The Liberty Program, also
known as the Single Sailor pro-
gram, is geared towards enlisted
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
month, offering a wide variety
of exciting programs and activ-
ities. The Liberty Program is
based out of Planet Mayport,
located in Bldg. 46 near Bravo
Pier. Planet Mayport is an alco-
hol and smoke-free environ-
ment and is open seven days a
week, 365 days a year, week-
days from 11 a.m.-ll p.m. and
weekends from 10 a.m.-ll p.m.
This contemporary facility fea-
tures a movie theater, a free
Internet computer room, wi-fi
throughout, laundromat, ATM,
pool tables, video game sta-
tions, arcade games, ping-pong
tables and a snack area. Call
270-7788 for information.
July 12: 311 Concert. Join
the Liberty Program as we head
out to Jacksonville Veteran's
Memorial Arena and rock out
to 311 and other opening bands.
Cost is only $30 and includes
Club Seats and transportation.
Trip will depart at 6 p.m.
July 13: Birthday Bash.
Happy Birthday to all the July
Birthdays. Stop by Planet
Mayport for your birthday
bonus, starting at 6 p.m.
July 16: Fear Factor Week,
Qualifying Event #1. Is fear a
factor for you? If not, sign up
at Planet Mayport in tonight's
youth ages 8-12 to scuba in a
pool setting. Cost is $20 and
includes all scuba gear and a
certificate of completion. Just
bring a swimsuit. Class is at the
base pool. 270-5541
July 19: Youth (Open Rec)
Adventure Landing Field Trip.
Trip fee is $19 and includes
lunch and water park admission.
Sign up at the Youth Activities
Center. 270-5680
July 19: Bubblemaker. 5:30-7
p.m. Bubblemaker is one 90-
minute pool session introducing
youth ages 8-12 to scuba in a
pool setting. Cost is $20 and
includes all scuba gear and a
certificate of completion. Just
bring a swimsuit. Class is at the
base pool. 270-5541
July 20 & 21: Register for
Session 4 of Children's Swim
Lessons. Register for Session
4 only from 8-10 a.m. at the
base pool. Cost is $40 per
child or $35 for children cur-
rently enrolled in summer
camp on base. Pay by check
or cash only. Session 4 meets
Monday through Thursday, July
23-August 2 at the base pool.
Lessons will be offered in the
morning and evening. 270-5425
July 20-22: Open Water
Scuba Certification Course.
Cost is $290 or $310 for guests.
Course includes certification,
dive book, dive log book, dive
tables, professional instruction,
and admission to the springs,
two nights lodging, round-trip
transportation and use of all
necessary scuba equipment.
Don't be confused by outside
advertisements. We provide all
the scuba gear you need for this
class. No equipment purchase
required! 270-5541
July 20: Youth Freedom
Friday, Combo. 7-11 p.m. at the
Youth Activities Center. Open
to ages 6-12 and age 5 if in kin-
dergarten. Cost is $7 in advance
or $9 the day of. Space is lim-
ited so early sign-up is strongly
encouraged. 270-5680/5421
July 20: Summer Outdoor
Movie Night, "Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles" Rated PG. Free
Liberty Call
challenge. All winners will auto-
matically advance to the finale
and win awesome prizes. Event
will start promptly at 5:30 p.m.
July 17: Fear Factor Week,
Qualifying Event #2. Is fear a
factor for you? If not, sign up
at Planet Mayport in tonight's
challenge. Event will start
promptly at 5:30 p.m.
July 18: Fear Factor Week,
Qualifying Event #3. Is fear a
factor for you? If not, sign up
at Planet Mayport in tonight's
challenge. All winners will auto-
matically advance to the finale
and win awesome prizes. Event
will start promptly at 5:30 p.m.
July 19: Fear Factor Week,
Qualifying Event #4. Is fear a
factor for you? If not, sign up
at Planet Mayport in tonight's
challenge. All winners will auto-
matically advance to the finale
and win awesome prizes. Event
will start promptly at 5:30 p.m.
July 20: Fear Factor Week,
The Finale. Watch all the fear-
less participants battle it out for
awesome prizes and the Fear
Factor Champion. Event will
start promptly at 5:30 p.m.
July 21: Wild Adventures
Trip. Get wild with the Liberty
Program as we head up to
Valdosta, Georgia to let loose
and ride some awesome coast-
ers. Cost is $20 which includes
transportation and admission to
the park. Van will depart from
Planet Mayport at 9 a.m.
July 23: Dinner and a Movie
Trip. Join the Liberty Program
as we head to Regal Cinemas
WACKO'S
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Bachelor & Private Parties
All Major Credit Cards/ATM
M WR Happenings
outdoor movie starts at approxi-
mately 8:45 p.m. at Sea Otter
Pavilion. Bring lawn chairs,
blankets and bug spray. 270-
6015
July 23-26: Seal Team. Seal
Team is a 4-day mini scuba
camp for ages 8-12. This mini
camp meets daily from 9:30-
11 a.m. at the base pool. Cost
is $129 and includes all scuba
equipment, activity book,
log book, certificate and Seal
Team card. Pre-registration is
required. 270-5541
July 23: Youth (Open Rec)
Popcorn and Movie. 4 p.m. at
the Youth Activities Center.
270-5680/5421
July 24, 26, 31 & Aug. 2:
Junior Golf Clinic. This 4-day
clinic is 9-11 a.m. at Windy
Harbor Golf Club. Clinic is
open to ages 8 and older. Cost is
$100 per child and pre-registra- 0
tion is required. 270-5380
July 24: Youth (Open Rec)
Popcorn and Movie. 4 p.m. at
Ribault Bay Community Center.
270-5680/7276
July 24: Bubblemaker. 5:30-7
p.m. Bubblemaker is one 90- O
minute pool session introducing
youth ages 8-12 to scuba in a qrflarpo
pool setting. Cost is $20 and
includes all scuba gear and a
certificate of completion. Just Petty Officer 3rd Class D
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p.m. Bubblemaker is one 90-
minute pool session introducing
youth ages 8-12 to scuba in a
pool setting. Cost is $20 and
includes all scuba gear and a
certificate of completion. Class
is at the base pool. 270-5541 ..
July 27: Summer Outdoor
Movie Night, "Meet the
Robinsons" Rated G. Free out-
door movie starts at approxi-
mately 8:45 p.m. at Sea Otter |
Pavilion. 270-6015
Taming The Viper
-Photo courtesy of MWR
Daniel Gilleeny of HSL-40 tries out the Mayport Gym's newest piece of
Viper Does your job duties require upper body strength and endurance?
arm resistance training device invented by Marius Popescu, a nationally
'nd coach. After five years in development, the first Viper was released in
r provides a perfect simulation of rope climbing. Before trying the Viper,
ons located on the machine or ask a fitness trainer how you can incorpo-
us into your workout. Appropriate setup of the weight assistance mecha-
imize workout effectiveness.
to catch some of the newest
box office hits. Pizza will be
served at Planet Mayport prior
to departing for the movie the-
ater. Cost of this trip is only $2
which includes food, admission
and transportation.
July 25: Nine Ball
Tournament. Join the Liberty
Program in a free, single elimi-
nation tournament starting
at 6:15 p.m. sharp at Planet
Mayport.
July 26: Jacksonville Suns
Trip. Join us as we head out to
the baseball grounds to watch
Jacksonville's own Suns take
on the Huntsville Stars. Sign up
at Planet Mayport; trip fills up
quickly. Van will depart at 6:15
p.m.
July 29: Deep Sea Fishing
Trip. Get hooked on this trip as
the Liberty Program heads out
to sea to catch some big ones.
For more information, please
call Planet Mayport at 270-
7788/7789.
July 31: Comedy Zone Trip.
Join the Liberty Program for
a night of comedy and fun at
the Comedy Zone in Mandarin.
This free trip includes admis-
sion, transportation and appetiz-
ers. There is a one drink mini-
mum purchase. This trip is open
to those 18 years old and older.
Van will leave from Planet
Mayport at 6:15 p.m.
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USS De Wert Returns
From BALTOPS 2007
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Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class Ripdon Bennet, left, and Seaman Apprentice Ma e iii i Wilson participate
in a DC Olympics competition organized by USS De Wert.
By Ensign Ashley Wyckoff
USS De Wert Pubhlc. ,, Officer
USS De Wert (FFG 45),
with HSL-60 Detachment One
embarked, returned to Naval
Station Mayport on July 1 after
participating in the annual
BALTOPS 2007 exercise.
The ship and detachment
departed from Mayport Friday,
May 18. After a 14-day trek
across the Atlantic Ocean,
De Wert pulled into Aarhus,
Denmark, a port visit which
served as the starting line of the
annual international multi-ship
exercise.
While in Aarhus, De Wert
Sailors, as well as Sailors from
Norfolk-based guided-missile
destroyer USS Mahan (DDG
72), dined on Danish cuisine
at Restaurant Koch, museum-
hopped at the ARoS Aarhus
Kunstmuseum, and had the
opportunity to meet and interact
with Sailors from several differ-
ent foreign navies.
De Wert organized a "Damage
Control (DC) Olympics" com-
petition, where two-man teams
representing their respec-
tive ships completed a series
of damage control scenarios in
competition for the fastest time.
The competition included
stations such as dressing out
in required personal protec-
tive equipment (PPE), patching
a ruptured pipe, a two-person
carry of an "injured" Shipmate,
and a sprint to the finish line.
BALTOPS 2007 was a multi-
phase exercise under the com-
mand of Commander, Carrier
Strike Group Two, Rear Adm.
Michael C. Vitale, consisting of
in-port events, at-sea serialized
training events, and a coordinat-
ed scenario exercise designed
to develop interoperability in
execution of a peacekeeping
mission.
This combined maritime and
land exercise took place in the
Baltic Sea, with the goal of pro-
moting mutual understanding,
confidence, cooperation, and
interoperability among forces
and personnel of participating
nations.
This year's participants
included the United States,
Denmark, Germany, Russia, the
Netherlands, Lithuania, Latvia,
France, Poland, Sweden and the
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Personnel visit Danish ship HDMS Peter Tordenskiold while
participating in the annual BALTOPS 2007 exercise. Pictured
from left is Lt.j.g. Lindsay Compton, Chief Fire Controlman Mark
Reynolds, Commanding Officer of HDMS Peter Tordenskiold,
Aviation Machinist's Mate 2nd Class Brian Benton, and Lt.j.g.
Adam Terral.
United Kingdom. Kiel, Germany, where the offi-
Officers and crew from all cers and crew had the oppor-
of the participating units were tunity to experience the annual
given the opportunity to spend a "Kiel Week."
few hours on a foreign ship. Germany's "Kieler Woche," is
A rigid hull inflatable boat one of the largest "Volksfeste"
(RHIB) transported De Wert (a large event which combines
volunteers to the Danish ship a beer festival and carnival) in
HDMS Peter Tordenskiold, Northern Europe and the largest
where they enjoyed a tour of the sailing event in the world.
ship, dinner in the ship's ward- Each year, "Kiel Week" wel-
room, and a chance to shop for comes approximately 5,000
souvenirs in the ship's store. Sailors, 2,000 ships and sail-
De Wert's Commanding boats, and three million visitors
Officer, Cmdr. Bill Campbell to the charming German city.
said, "Exercises such as In addition to feasting on deli-
BALTOPS are critical to cious foods from the festival's
achieving the CNO's goal of a vendors and enjoying music by
1,000 ship international Navy. local bands, De Wert Sailors
BALTOPS 2007 improved were given the opportunity to
interoperability and increased take day trips to the cities of
understanding among all partner Hamburg and Berlin and dis-
nations, both professionally and cover a piece of Germany's rich
personally. It was an incredibly history.
rewarding experience." De Wert will deploy later in
After the exercise, De Wert the month to conduct counter-
enjoyed a three-day port visit in narco terrorism operations.
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2007 MWR Barracks Bash Is Hit
Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Jessica Kendall of SERMC and Aviation Structural Mechanic 3rd
Class Roger Murphy ofHSL-46 duke it out on the Joust.
-Photos courtesy of MWR
Machinist's Mate 3rd Class Joseph Slape of PCU John E Kennedy plays the Baggo Bag Toss game dur-
ing the 2007MWR Barracks Bash on June 27.
Aviation Electronics Technician Airman Apprentice l fll lh' i Fisher, FRCSE, takes a shot atpaintball
provided by MWR Kings Bay.
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Competing on the Bungee Run are Seaman Michael Borders of USS Taylor and Aviation Machinist's
Mate Airman Trent Marshall of HSL-46.
From MWR
Naval Station Mayport cel-
ebrated its Single Sailors with
the 2007 Barracks Bash held
June 27 at the new barracks.
Barracks Bash is geared to
Single Sailors and geographi-
cal bachelors living in the bar-
racks or on Mayport's ships.
The event started at 5 p.m. and
included a free barbecue, live
band, games, competitions,
inflatable games, caricatures.
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12 THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007
Underwood, HSL-44 Detachment 1 Home
From USS Underwood
After six months away from
home, USS Underwood (FFG
36) returned to Mayport on July
2 to the sounds of traditional
Navy music and the cheers of
friends and family members on
the pier.
During the course of the
ship's deployment to the
Sixth and Fifth Fleet Areas of
Responsibility, Underwood's
crew logged more than 20,000
nautical miles traveled and eight
countries visited, along with
the protection of more than $6
billion worth of Iraqi crude oil
exports in the execution of its
primary mission.
As a member of the Bataan
Expeditionary Strike Group
(ESG), Underwood's crew
played a key role in the force
structure of the force; on inde-
pendent operations, the crew
proved the ship's worth to every
commander they served under.
Underwood's crew conduct-
ed extensive training while in
transit to prepare the ship for
her ultimate destination the
Fifth Fleet and Middle East.
Following a short stopover in
Souda Bay, Crete, Underwood
made turns to the Suez Canal,
and met the Bataan ESG for the
southbound transit into the Red
Sea.
Upon entering the Fifth
Fleet Area of Responsibility,
Underwood transited through
the Red Sea and Indian Ocean,
and headed directly for the
Arabian Gulf. After passing
through the narrow Straits of
Hormuz, the ship made port in
Bahrain for another short rest.
During the visit, Underwood
learned she was to become a
part of Task Force 158, a coali-
tion group charged with protec-
tion of critical Iraqi economic
infrastructure in the Northern
Arabian Gulf.
On leaving Bahrain,
Underwood transited north,
finally entering Iraqi territo-
Friends and family anxiously cheer during the homecoming of
guided-missile frigate USS Underwood (FFG-36).
rial waters and reporting to the
Commander, Task Force 158,
for duty.
For the next 44 days,
Underwood's crew and
embarked air detachment,
HSL-44 Detachment Six, ably
defended two Iraqi offshore oil
terminals, and executed CTF
158's primary mission, which is
to set the conditions for security
in the Northern Arabian Gulf
that facilitate Iraqi economic
development.
With many helicopter sor-
ties, boardings, and through
working with Coalition part-
ners from Australian and the
United Kingdom, Underwood's
crew performed admirably and
became a great asset to the task
force in a tumultuous and stress-
ful environment.
After a six-day visit to Dubai
in the United Arab Emirates,
Underwood was back on station
in the Northern Arabian Gulf
yet again, and finally departed,
having spent a total of nearly 90
days on station.
Underwood steamed south
and became the first frigate
to visit Doha, Qatar in more
than seven years. On a two-
day visit, its crew showed the
true Navy spirit to many Qatari
Navy sailors, and participated
in Qatari-American Friendship
Day events.
After a last visit to Bahrain,
Underwood left the Arabian
Gulf on May 21, bound for
Djibouti, where her crew took
on fuel and began the transit to
meet the other elements of the
BATAAN ESG for the north-
bound Suez Canal transit.
Once Underwood entered the
Mediterranean and Sixth Fleet
AOR once more, it headed
directly to the Turkish Naval
Base at Aksaz, where its crew
enjoyed four days of liberty in
Marmaris, and took tours to
sights around the area, includ-
ing the ancient Greek ruins at
Ephesus.
Four days later, Underwood
stopped at Malaga, Spain, a
beautiful Mediterranean beach-
side city, for four more days of
rest before leaving the Sixth
Fleet for the Atlantic Ocean.
After a 10-day Atlantic
crossing with the Bataan ESG,
Underwood detached from
the strike group and made for
Port Everglades, Fla., where it
stopped briefly to pick up Tigers
before heading home.
Underwood will now enter a
month-long stand down period,
giving its crew a well-deserved
break.
-Photos by MC2 Leah Stiles
Sisters Alexis and Tawney Pfister anxiously cheer for their father, Gas-Turbine System Mechanical
Technician 1st Class David Pfister, during the homecoming of USS Underwood. Underwood conduct-
ed more than 35 boardings in support of CTF 158 Operations in the Northern Arabian Gulf
Sailors man the rails during the homecoming of Underwood.
Gunner's Mate Chief John Wilson is greeted by his wife, Karen,
with the traditional 'first kiss." Boatswain Mate 2nd Class John Acheson is greeted with a kiss by his wife, Victoria.
.Friends and family anxiously cheer during the homecoming Underwood.
Friends and family members wave to their Sailors as they wait pierside atNS Mayport for the crew to
disembark USS Underwood.
Mayport
By MC3 Damien Horvath
DESRON 40
Partnership of the Americas
(POA) Task Group 40.0 depart-
ed Callao, Peru July 6, after
completing a port visit to expe-
rience local culture and interact
with partner nations.
After completing UNITAS
Pacific phase a port visit to
Callao gave Sailors the oppor-
tunity to meet counterparts from
the navies of Peru and Chile
and build on the professional
teamwork and camaraderie they
developed during the exercise
at sea.
While in port, units from
Task Group 40.0 participated in
a variety of events including a
sporting tournament, wardroom
exchanges, a formal wreath-
laying ceremony in honor of
Peruvian sailors killed in battle,
and receptions on board USS
Pearl Harbor (LSD 52), Chilean
frigate Almirante Latorre (FFG
14), and the Peruvian San Borja
Naval facility.
In addition to the social
events, Sailors from Task Group
40.0 extended assistance to the
local populace by complet-
ing community relations proj-
ects and delivery of Project
Handclasp materials.
"It is always rewarding to
help in any way we can," said
Information Systems Technician
2nd Class Ivonne Brennick. "It
never ceases to amaze me what
an impact these community
relation projects seem to have
on those who work on them and
those whom we work to assist."
Sailors from USS Mitscher
(DDG 57), Pearl Harbor (LSD
52) teamed up with partner
nation representatives from
Peru to deliver eight pallets of
Project Handclasp materials to
the Catholic Chapel "Virgen
de Fatima," and four pallets of
materials to the girl's orphanage
"Pachacutec y la Casa hogar
Hijas de la Misericordia."
Project Handclasp receives
support from donors around the
United States. Contributions
include needed supplies such as
basic medical kits, toys, hygiene
products, sewing machines, and
food items. The donations were
accepted by the Stella Marris
THE MIRROR, NS MAYPORT, Thursday, July 12, 2007 13
DESRON, Task Group 40.0 Departs Callao
organization, which assists part-
ner nation Sailors and their fam-
ilies in time of need.
Also contributing to com-
munity outreach operations
were twelve Sailors from
Pearl Harbor, who performed
volunteer work at an orphan-
age run by Cavalry Chapel of
Lima located in Chaclcia, Peru.
There the Sailors moved bricks,
chipped tiles, cleaned paint off
of brass grill window cover-
ings and dug trenches for future
water, sewer lines, and a cistern.
"After three months of coor-
dinating and participating in
numerous community rela-
tions projects throughout South
America, we have a firm grasp
on what we need to accomplish
at each event," said Ensign
Christopher Reintjes, USS
Mitscher (DDG 57) community
relations coordinator. "When it
is completed we see a final out-
come and a positive end result,
and we have never fallen short
of our goals."
Shortly after departing from
port, Task Group 40.0 executed
a passing exercise (PASSEX)
with the Peruvian Navy. The
exercise involved five ships,
two submarines, and a Peruvian
aircraft. The PASSEX includ-
ed undersea warfare exercises,
tactical maneuvering, maritime
patrol and replenishment at sea
events to achieve the desired
goal of increasing interoper-
ability and enhancing relations
between the Peruvian and U.S.
Navies.
"We conducted our operations
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said Boatswain's Mate 2nd
Class Meghan Breed. "It is
very satisfying to know that
we can count on them and they
count on us in just about any
situation at sea."
Partnership of the Americas
Task Group 40.0 consists of
dock landing ship USS Pearl
Harbor (LSD 52), guided mis-
sile frigate USS Samuel B.
Roberts (FFG 58) and guid-
ed-missile destroyer USS
Mitscher (DDG 57) under the
leadership of Capt. Randy
Snyder, Commander Destroyer
Squadron Four Zero. The Task
-Photo by Ensign Brett Dawson
Capt. Randy Snyder, Commander Destroyer Squadron Four Zero, answers questions from a Peruvian Channel N television reporter on
board USS Pearl Harbor (LSD 52) shortly after entering the port of Callao, Peru on July 2. Pearl Harbor and other units of Partnership
of the Americas Task Group 40.0, USS Mitscher (DDG 57) and Chilean ship Almirante Latorre (FFG 14), pulled into Callao in support
of Partnership of the Americas' mission of building relationships with partner nations through events at sea and ashore.
Group also included Chilean
frigate CS Almirante Latorre
(FFG 14) which detached in
Peru to return to Chile.
POA 2007 is a U.S. Naval
Forces Southern command
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ing relationships with regional
partner nations through a variety
of exercises and events at sea
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U.S. Fleet Forces Command Selects New Fleet CM
By MC2(SW/AW)
Jerry Foltz
Fleet Forces Public. ,,
Adm. Gary Roughead,
Commander U.S. Fleet Forces
Command (USFF), announced
the selection of Fleet Master
Chief (SS/SW) Rick West
June 18 as U.S. Fleet Forces
Command Fleet Master Chief
(FLTCMC).
"It is truly an honor to be
here," said West. "This is my
first time being stationed in
Norfolk and I'm excited about
all the positive energy coming
off the waterfront along with
the great naval history that the
Hampton Roads area provides."
West, a Rising Fawn, Ga.,
native, recently served as the
U.S. Pacific Fleet Master Chief.
Prior to that assignment, he was
the Command Master Chief
of USS Preble (DDG 88). He
relieved Fleet Master Chief
Jacqueline DiRosa to become
USFF's 14th Fleet Master
Chief. DiRosa will now serve as
the Director, Command Master
Chief Management Office in
Washington.
"I have every confidence he
will accomplish great things
here during his charge," said
DiRosa, a staunch Sailor's
advocate who said she'd miss
interacting with Sailors, taking
the Navy's message directly to
them and addressing their con-
cerns.
"It's an honor and a privilege
to have served with the talented
men and women at U.S. Fleet
Forces Command over the last
eleven months," she said.
With his new assignment,
West becomes the senior
enlisted advisor for more than
97,000 active duty and Reserve
enlisted personnel who serve on
150-plus ships and submarines
and 79 shore activities within
USFF's area of responsibility.
"I expect to get out and know
the pulse of the fleet, I want
Sailors to tell me their issues
and more importantly what we
need to do to address them. We
all need to be focused on mis-
sion accomplishment whatever
that may be ... we are an 'any
mission, any time, anywhere'
Navy and so many of our
Sailors are doing great things,
[we've] got to capture that" said
West. "Our Sailors need and
want to be challenged on a daily
basis and I encourage leadership
to accomplish this."
West graduated from
Northwest Georgia High School
in 1981 and immediately entered
the U.S. Navy. West received
recruit training and quartermas-
ter training in Orlando, Fla.,
followed by enlisted submarine
school at Groton, Conn.
His first duty assignment
was on board USS Ethan Allen
(SSN 608) where he complet-
ed submarine qualifications.
Other assignments include USS
Thomas Edison (SSN 610),
USS Sea Devil (SSN 664),
Commander Naval Activities
United Kingdom, USS
Tecumseh (SSBN 628)(Blue).
and COMSUBPAC staff (TRE
Team).
West was then assigned as
chief of the boat aboard the San
Diego-based fast attack sub-
marine, USS Portsmouth(SSN
707), completing two western
Pacific deployments. The crew
earned two Battle Efficiency
"E" awards during his tour.
West then served as Command
Master Chief in Submarine
Squadron 11. Upon completion
of his tour at COMSUBRON 11
he was selected as force master
chief (FORCM) and attended
the Senior Enlisted Academy in
Newport, R.I.
West served as FORCM for
Submarine Force U.S. Pacific
Fleet (COMSUBPAC) from
January 2001 to January 2004.
West was then assigned to
USS Preble (DDG 88) home-
ported in San Diego, where he
completed a deployment to the
Persian Gulf and qualified as
enlisted surface warfare special-
ist. During this tour, West was
selected to serve as the Pacific
Fleet Fleet Master Chief.
His personal awards include
the Legion of Merit, Meritorious
Service Medal (three awards),
Navy Commendation
Medal (four awards), Navy
Achievement Medal (two
awards), Enlisted Surface
Warfare Insignia, Enlisted
Submarine Insignia, and SSBN
Deterrent Patrol Pin.
Bush Nominates Mullen,
By Donna Miles
American Forces Press Service
President Bush nominat-
ed Adm. Michael Mullen to
serve as the next Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and
Marine Corps Gen. James E.
"Hoss" Cartwright as his Vice
Chairman on June 28.
Speaking in the White House
Roosevelt Room, Bush called
Mullen and Cartwright "expe-
rienced military officers who
are highly qualified for these
important positions."
Mullen currently serves as
Chief of Naval Operations,
and Cartwright serves as
Commander, U.S. Strategic
Command. If confirmed by
the Senate, they will succeed
Marine Gen. Peter Pace, chair-
man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
and Navy Adm. Edmund P.
Giambastiani, vice chairman.
Bush noted that Mullen's and
Cartwright's nominations come
at a critical time for the United
States.
"America is at war, and we
are at war with brutal enemies
who have attacked our nation
and who would pursue nuclear
weapons and would use their
control of oil as economic
blackmail and intend to launch
new attacks on our country,"
he said. "At such times, one of
the most important decisions a
president makes is the appoint-
ment of the chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff."
As the country's highest-
ranking military officer, the
chairman serves as the princi-
pal military adviser to the presi-
dent, the defense secretary, the
National Security Council and
the Homeland Security Council,
Bush noted. He also is respon-
sible for ensuring the readiness
of U.S. military forces.
Bush called Mullen uniquely
qualified to take on this job. A
1969 graduate of the U.S. Naval
Academy, Mullen went on to
pursue an "illustrious mili-
tary career" during which he
received an advanced degree
from the Naval Postgraduate
School and commanded three
ships, a cruiser destroyer group
and an aircraft carrier battle
group, he noted.
Mullen also served as com-
mander of NATO's Joint Forces
Command in Naples, Italy, with
responsibility for alliance mis-
sions in the Balkans, Iraq and
Mediterranean, and as com-
mander U.S. Naval Forces
Europe.
At the Pentagon, Mullen
served as the Navy's Director
of Surface Warfare; Deputy
Chief of Naval Operations for
Resources, Requirements and
Assessments; Vice Chief of
Naval Operations and, since
July 2005, as Chief of Naval
Operations.
"Mike is a man of experience,
of vision and high integrity," the
president said. "He is the right
man to lead America's armed
forces."
Bush extended similar praise
to Cartwright, noting his broad
educational and military experi-
ence.
Cartwright graduated from the
University of Iowa, earned his
advanced degree from the Naval
War College and completed a
fellowship at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, the
president noted.
A Marine aviator, Cartwright
has commanded deployed
Marines at all levels. He also
has broad experience on the
Joint Staff, where he served
twice as the director of force
structure, resources and assess-
ment before taking the reins
as head of the U.S. Strategic
Command in 2004, he said.
At STRATCOM, Cartwright
has been responsible for
America's nuclear arsenal; mis-
sile defenses; space operations;
information operations; global
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t Chiefs. focus on the broad range of
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U.S. mili- and on the many instruments of
time in its national power needed to safe-
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smaller by the speed of change,
more dangerous by the actions
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yet more hopeful, more promis-
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he said.
Mullen praised the members
of the armed forces who under-
stand these complex challenges
and are finding new ways to
overcome them every day.
"Our Soldiers, Sailors,
Airmen, Marines, Coast
Guardsmen and their families
are the most dedicated, tal-
ented and courageous people
with whom I have ever been
privileged to serve," he said.
"Representing them, serving
them in turn as chairman of the
Joint Chiefs would be my great
honor."
With two children deployed
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professional commitment to
U.S. military operations.
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of my effort on the whole of
government's efforts to prevail
in this global war on terrorism
and to support our people in all
of their phases of service, and
also to try to move forward and
look to the future for the capa-
bilities that we're going to need
to prevail as we move into the
future as a nation," he said.
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Navy Announces Management Controls
For Tuition Assistance And NCPACE
From Naval Education and Training Education and Training branch ments as a pre
Command Public.;- head for Naval Education and NCPACE appro
To ensure the best Sailors Training Command (NETC), A. Advanc
continue to have access to timing is important to an indi- Sailors must
tuition assistance funding, the vidual's successful education passed the mos
Navy has implemented manage- plan. ment exam. S
ment controls for the Tuition "Historically, Sailors' chanc- serving out of
Assistance (TA) program and es for success have improved have not passe
Navy College Program for when education is introduced ment exam are
Afloat College Education at appropriate times within a and NCPACE
(NCPACE). career," Hunter explained, from their com
NAVADMIN 161/07, released "Experience tells us that Sailors' or officer in chk
June 25, stated the new controls first assignments following B. Sailors mi
will focus on three areas: Sailor initial training are extremely recent physical
readiness, career development challenging. We've found that or be medical
and program/fiscal efficiencies. Sailors have a better chance of the test.
"Education is, and will con- success in college courses if C. Sailors m
tinue to be a key factor in the they have completed their war- instruction in ir
professional and personal devel- fare and professional qualifica- duty under inst
opment of our Sailors," said tions before enrolling in college training status.
Commander Naval Education courses. Commanding officers D. Sailors
and Training Command Rear are asked to look closely at all awarded any
Adm. Gary Jones. "We must TA applications for the proper courts-martial p
reward those deserving Sailors career timing." previous six n
by enacting policies that take The following management be authorized
into account performance and controls are effective immedi- courses.
career development." ately and focus on meeting pro- E. Sailors r
According to Ann Hunter, fessional development require- mended for
Deferred vs. Postponed:
By Tammy Flanagan agency automatic one percent retirement ber
National Institute of matching contribution. Security benel
Transition Planning You can transfer your puted under a
A deferred retirement is pay- TSP funds to an Individual due to the Win
able to an employee who left Retirement Account or keep Provision.
federal service with at least five the money in the TSP for future Suppose Bry
years of creditable civilian ser- growth. If you leave before the 1955, has 25
vice and before being eligible year you turn 55, you may incur under FERS ar
for immediate retirement. The an early withdrawal penalty of age 52. His sa
former employee must not have 10 percent if you receive any of and his high-t
applied for a refund of Civil the money in your TSP account $76,000. He
Service Retirement System or as a cash payment. for a deferred i
Federal Employees Retirement Remember, the money in TSP that will be wo
System contributions, accounts has never been taxed, $76,000, or $
According to the Office of so any cash withdrawals will (payable for lif
Personnel Management, about be subject to income tax in the cost of living
3,000 deferred applications are year they are taken out. In most he chooses to
processed annually. cases, employees can transfer reaches his min
In CSRS, if you have been the funds to their new employ- age (56, in his
covered under the retirement er's 401 (k) plan without penalty would be reduc
system for at least one of the or tax. If you're in CSRS, you (5 percent for
last two years of your feder- also should remember that since age 62).
al service, you are eligible to you have been exempt from Let's assun
apply to the Office of Personnel paying Social Security taxes $300,000 inve
Management for a deferred during your federal career, you He can leave it
annuity at age 62 as long as you may find that leaving govern- it to a new en
have at least five years of credit- ment for the private sector will plan. He will
able civilian service. Regardless have an adverse effect on your into Social Sec
of how much service you have future Social Security benefits, job. The cost
when you resign, a deferred Social Security computes ben- eral service ea
retirement is not payable until efits on the highest 35 years of the considerati
age 62. Social Security taxed wages. employer may
Under FERS, you are eligible Having less than 35 years of health insuran
for a deferred basic retirement Social Security covered wages benefit pension
benefit at age 62 if you have will bring the average down by Suppose An
more than five and less than 10 including years with no earn- of service und
years of creditable civilian ser- ings. resigning at ag
vice. If you have more than 10 Suppose Georgia has 32 is $80,000 an(
years of service, you can apply years of creditable service average is $76
for a reduced benefit at your under CSRS. Her current salary gible for an in
FERS minimum retirement age is $80,000 and her high-three worth 25 perce
(55 to 57, depending on your average salary is $76,000. $19,000 per yea
year of birth). If you have at If she resigns at age 52, she benefit at age
least 20 years, you're eligible will be eligible for a deferred it to be reduce
at age 60 for an unreduced ben- CSRS retirement benefit of she postpones
efit. With 30 or more years, you $45,790 per year at age 62. benefit until ag
would receive an unreduced CSRS benefits are paid for life receive the be
benefit at your minimum retire- with an annual cost of living at $19,000 pery
ment age. Postponed retirement adjustment. life with an an
is only available to employees The cost of this decision for ing adjustmen
under FERS. If you have at least Georgia is steep. If she waits age 62).
10 years of creditable service until age 55 to retire, she will be When she
and already are at the minimum entitled to an immediate retire- postponed be
retirement age, you can get an ment of about $50,350, based on elect to reinstall
immediate, but reduced, basic 35 years of service. Receiving life insurance 1
retirement benefit. These ben- this benefit seven years longer as she was cov
efits are reduced by 5 percent would result in $352,450 more last five years c
for each year the individual is retirement income, not counting vice.
under age 62. future cost of living adjustments Anne may
Employees may choose to or salary increases, investments in
postpone receiving this benefit In addition, Georgia will an immediate wv
in order to avoid some or all of not be entitled to reinstate her is no early witl
the reduction. If the employee health insurance, life insurance if she is at leas
is eligible to maintain his or her or receive any credit for unused leaves federal s
federal health insurance and life sick leave on her deferred retire- Before decid
insurance, these benefits will ment benefit. There would be federal career e
eligible for reinstatement upon no cost of living adjustments following:
receiving the postponed benefit, until after her benefit begins at Since 1978,
The application is the same as age 62 and the high-three used defined-benel
the application for a deferred in the computation is the same meted from 12
FERS annuity, high-three as when she left at 41 percent ol
The terms "deferred" or age 52. workers, to on
"postponed" do not apply to If Georgia begins a second according to
Thrift Savings Plan benefits, career in the private sector, she Benefit Rese
Your contributions to the gov- will have a 32-year "hole" in The Bureau of
ernment's 401(k)-style invest- her Social Security record for reports that ju
ment plan are yours. If you have the years she worked under workers in th
at least three years of creditable CSRS where she was exempt have defined be
service, the entire TSP account from Social Security taxes. If Courtney C
belongs to you, including the she applies for a deferred CSRS tant profess
requisite to TA/
)val:
ement-eligible
have taken and
t recent advance-
Sailors who are
their rating, and
d their advance-
eligible for TA
7 with approval
imanding officer
large.
ust pass the most
l readiness test,
ly waived from
ust not be under
uitial skills or in a
ruction (DUINS)
who have been
non-judicial or
punishment in the
months shall not
TA or NCPACE
must be recom-
promotion or
advancement.
Enlisted personnel with less
than 20 years in service are now
required to have at least one
year remaining on their current
enlistment prior to using TA or
enrolling in NCPACE courses.
The current statutory service
obligations for officers using
TA or taking NCPACE courses
remains in effect.
"The cap for TA authoriza-
tions remains at 16 semester
hours per fiscal year, but an
approved academic/education
plan is required after the fifth
course," Hunter said. "Only
courses required by the academ-
ic/education plan are authorized
for TA and NCPACE, and TA
will no longer be authorized for
additional degrees at the same
or lower education level. Lower
division or prerequisite courses
may be authorized if the courses
are part of the degree program
and are listed on the Sailor's
approved education plan."
Sailors already pursuing
a degree at the same or lower
level may continue taking cours-
es provided their approved edu-
cation plan is dated December
2005 or earlier.
In addition, TA will no lon-
ger be authorized for continuing
education units (CEUs). Sailors
may use their Montgomery GI
Bill or other resources to fund
CEUs.
Sailors who are currently
enrolled in TA and/or NCPACE
courses but do not meet the
conditions listed above will be
allowed to complete their cur-
rent courses but will not be
authorized funding for addition-
al courses until the conditions
have been met.
Under the Navy College
Program, several programs are
offered to help Sailors earn a
college degree. A visit to the
local Navy College Office
is a logical first step to learn
about the wide variety of col-
lege level examinations avail-
able, such as the College Level
Examination Program and the
DANTES Subject Standardized
Tests (DSST) program
offered through the DANTES
Examination Program.
"Navy leadership is com-
mitted to providing opportu-
nities and financial assistance
to Sailors as they pursue their
educational goals," Hunter
said. "We are currently working
detailed execution guidelines
including criteria for waivers,
but the majority of the informa-
tion on TA and NCPACE man-
agement controls can be found
in NAVADMIN 161-07."
Navy College Office staff
serve as the primary points of
contact for off-duty education
and are responsible for ensuring
the implementation of the pro-
grams. Additional information
on the Navy College Program
can be found at https://www.
navycollege.navy.mil.
What's Your Best Retirement Plan
nefit, her Social
fit will be com-
modified formula
fall Elimination
yan was born in
years of service
id is resigning at
salary is $80,000
hree average is
will be eligible
annuity at age 60
rth 25 percent of
19,000 per year
e with an annual
adjustment). If
apply when he
nimum retirement
case) the benefit
:ed by 30 percent
each year under
me Bryan has
sted in his TSP.
there or transfer
nployer's 401(k)
continue to pay
;urity at his next
of leaving fed-
rly for Bryan is
on that his next
not offer retiree
ce or a defined
1.
ne has 25 years
er FERS and is
;e 56. Her salary
d her high-three
,000. She is eli-
imediate annuity
nt of $76,000, or
ar, but taking this
56 would cause
d to $13,300. If
s receiving the
ge 60, she would
nefit unreduced
year (payable for
nual cost of liv-
t that begins at
applies for the
nefit, she may
te her health and
benefits, as long
vered during the
of her federal ser-
leave her TSP
the plan or begin
withdrawal. There
hdrawal penalty
t 55 the year she
service.
ing to leave your
early, consider the
the number of
fit plans plum-
28,041, covering
f private-sector
ly 26,000 today,
the Employee
arch Institute.
Labor Statistics
st 21 percent of
e private sector
benefit pensions.
'oile, an assis-
or of econom-
NWC Conducts Reading Survey
Special from the Naval War College
Are you reading the books
from the Navy Professional
Reading Program? The Navy
Personnel Research, Studies and
Technology (NPRST), under the
sponsorship of the Naval War
College in Newport, is conduct-
ing a reading survey to find out.
The survey is being used
to assess the reading hab-
its of Navy personnel follow-
ing last year's implementation
of the CNO-sponsored Navy
-Professional Reading Program
*(NPRP).
The NPRP is designed to
"Accelerate Your Mind" and
improve the mental fitness of
the Navy. NPRP survey invita-
tions were sent to about 10,000
randomly selected Sailors, both
enlisted and officers.
The voluntary survey avail-
able online at the NPRST Web
site to those who receive an
invitation includes questions
about individual reading hab-
its, preferred subjects, and the
NPRP itself. Participation in the
NPRP is not required to take the
survey. Your opinion will still
provide leadership with valu-
able information. The results of
this survey will provide infor-
mation that can be used to make
improvements to the NPRP
and help shape the Navy of the
future.
For more information on
the NPRP, visit http://www.
navyreading.navy.mil. For
more information on the NPRP
Survey, contact the NPRST
Survey Operations Center at 1-
877-270-2162.
ics at Wellesley College and a
research associate of the Center
for Retirement Research at
Boston College, says the num-
ber of companies with 200 or
more workers that offer retiree
health insurance fell from 66
percent in 1988 to 33 percent in
2005.If you leave federal ser-
vice early, you may have to save
more in your employer spon-
scored savings plan to make up
for the fact that many employ-
ers do not offer a basic pension
benefit. Did you know that if
you want $200,000 to last 35
years, you can only withdraw
$767 per month (assuming you
get a 6 percent rate of return,
and allowing for a three per-
cent inflation adjustment). To
compute your own scenario, try
using this calculator.
Tammy Flanagan is the senior
benefits director for the National
Institute of Transition Planning
Inc., which conducts federal
retirement planning workshops
and seminars. She has spent 25
years helping federal employees
take charge of their retirement
by understanding their benefits.
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OR 241-5501 Estate (904) 7036026 NOW FURTHER Built in 2003 hole, Cimarrone GCC. S Jo ousUnfmishe ORANGE PARK EAGLE0 w/$10,000 down Owner/
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Realgto n stucco home in great No Credit? volume ceilings, spa, thea$1350465-3301 450r BO 904-249-7676 ake ,
AvondaleOrtega East Arlington location. No Problem & inside utility area, Mini-Lockers $ 1200o PH 90426 Kngs Rd
A Brick HomeFantastic floorplan with I e BEACHES (Atlantic) Susan 328-0980 PCS.
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Keri lia Sprink ler system privacy fenced y New 3/2, gated, Pool view, terms, low down ptr,
d patio, fireplaceign in front yard forMaster bedroom furnished, Waynesville, granite. Lease $1000 $399k352200658NANCAL
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in 100'910-0704 STOP RE NTING 1200sf, 3 and 1 office, Call for appointment. Rive luxury new Fnd d, no pets, $1200
NEasy qualifying 550 credit hrdwd firs. $1100mo+ R- 3/2.5, garage, SS -57t2
Middleburg s Ore. New construction down payment. For more 904613-0097$100 DEPOSIT appls, TV, pool. R a
North Jacksonville homes. Call 904-535-9695 details Call 9048385800 $1275 o; lease or own. Orange Park/ H
* -** Unfurnished Studios 904 716-6696 220. 322.financing n eeds including
Orange ParkClay County PoolFitness Ctr-Fishing back, firepl Ce,
Home Fa/Sun, 3 MO Town Center- 1 /1 condo nWeS 4Clo0se to
SLR, DR, Oakgate Aew/ attached garage. 0611HOMELO8
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Southside Ceramic Tile, Shed, Foreclosures, Probates, Furn & Unfurn Screened balcony l
Springfield remodeled, bths, Tenant Problems.Money Dow nin unt, A a ORTGA- 4 miles
Siniekihen windows, nearby Behind on paym is llow Lakes of Arl under warranty. Gated to NAS. 3 br/1.5 be.
Wommundt Chen wnd 1600 sqft. Very safe
SFP acre $225k Firm, It Just WONT Go Away 7703 Hare Ave. E ood Pets
Waterfront PCS 777-5760 Fair Price For Your fitness center. Ava9i- Commerciallindustrial
CondmilC Property. No fees or 725-0303 ae I1Theresa $355-8883 For Sale
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Nassau County Halve Bard Credit? We can distressed, vacant or ATLANTIC BEACH view, S. AlA, 4BR/ 4BA, down payment. For more Industrial For Sale
Pumam County get you financed! New, occupied, ANYWHERE, 1 BRS starting as low as 3200SF, CH/A, 3 car gar, details Call 904-838-5800 St. Johns Commercial!
St. Sn On H s Used, & Repo homes low ANY CONDITION... $625/ mo. 2BRS starting as $1500io. 904- 384- 7012
St. John's Open Houses dwn. Call 246-7684 Apts/comm'l/residential ow at $750/mo. Call SOUTHSIDE New IndustrialFor Rent
St. John's Homes NO DEAL TOO BIG or 249-1833. Ask for Monique. ARGYLE- All brick home 3/2 home for rent, St. Johns Businesses for Sale
LTOO SMALL !!O! 3br2ba, fully equip, stove, refrigerator, St. Johns Office SpaceFor Sale
St. John's Waterfront SELLING YOUR Quick closings ORANGE PARK in Moss Point. 1800sf, dishwasher, St. Johns Office SpaceFor
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St. John's IntracH o A OMd or Ne? 904-626-1636 22, priv fncd yd, mo. Call Mary 904-699-9914 $1,100 monthly. 683-0565 Rent
St. John's Intracoastal or Assume Loan.7308606 904-680-7435 434-1114 J ohns Retail For Sale
St. John's Condos Spacious NEW 1500s Westside, Northside den, 1 car ga, gated,
houses can STOP after seeing this one 7 3bed/2bath end unit Stop Paying Rent! Call 813-767-392
*New Homes in the $100's** WESTSIDE Ortega Bluff
St J Mucw/garage nestled under No Money? 3/2, 2400sf, cus om bit
rancher w/fabulous mstr
-No Credit? bdrm suite, inground pool
St. Johns Lots/Acreage Just com pleted high end majestic oaks. Located in No Problem! onasacconse RA R
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fncd rear $1350 465-3301 $1450 OBO. Adams Lake,
Arlington RatExcich/a $1195mo. Call screened patio, CH/A,
plum bing fixtures, garage door & 1492 S.3rd. St. Jacksonville Beach, FL32250 to NAS. Please call
All Brick Home, Recentlyi BEACHES (Atlantic) Susan 328-0980 PCS.
updated. ClosetoBa... 1557 opener, landscape, sod & 86"-0262 Elle]nSion]s 115SaratogaCirS. 3/1.5,
Square Feet den, fenced yd, 850SF NORTHSIDE
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The economic impact of the
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and Southeast Georgia is
$7.8 billion.
Local businesses benefit from the military and civilian personnel who
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know what your business has to offer by advertising in one or all of
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CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT-
for construction of car-
wash in Jax FL Must
have 5 yrs exp. Fax
resumes & salary req to
478-922-4484 Attn Stephen
Keys or e-mail to
stephenkeys@designbuild
macon.com
LOADER
OPERATOR
2 yrs exp req'd.
Benefits, competitive
wage. Ph. 904-338-5995
DENTAL ASST
F/T EDA req'd.
Jax Beach
Fax resume to 249-7980
Widow needs lady
on social security
live-in, lite house-
keeping exchange
room, board, salary
background check, ref-
erences. Call 388-9001
PAINTERS with comm'l
& resid'l exp needed
immed. Tools & transp.
req'd. $12/hr & up dep
on exp 632-0500 DFWP
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Arlington Area
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
904- 359-4137
or
904-483-6537
Beacon
Center
10909 Atlantic Blvd.
Suite 10
Carriers are
independent
contractors.
DANCERS,DOORSTAFF,
& BARTENDERS
NEEDED
CALL 7577370
DRIVER- Car carrier
truck driver, Immed
opening class A CDL,
min 2 yrs exp clean
MVR, Call 525-1552
DRIVER Grace Trans-
port needs Co Drivers 2
yr CDL exp for 18
wheeler dry freight
from and to S GA, FL, &
36 state areas including
NE. Home weekly.
$.33/mi loaded & empty.
No Touch. Health Ins.
Safety & Sign on Bonus.
Call Ken or David in
Douglas GA @
800-860-8519. Owner
Operators needed (over
$3000/wk avg )
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Driver: Jacksonville
Terminal
D GUARANTEED
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Avg. $683-$907 / week
NO TOUCH FREIGHT
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Drive Yellow Cab.
Make as much as you
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Mil. & Sen. Citizens discount
C H R I S 755-7760
4 KIDS FIRST
24 hr State Certi-
t fied Family Day-
care located in the
Westside. Call Irene at
(904)619-4539 or
(904)424-8584
All Professional Painting &
Waterproofing Services Int
& ext, resid & comm, lic &
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AC, Heating, Fuel
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Appliances
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Wanted to Buy or
Trade
SAir Conditioner
Samsung, 5000
BTU, 18"x13"x13".
Excellent condition.
$50 OBO.
FEDDERS AC, 7500
BTU, 15'X 20",
Excellent condition.
$60.00 OBO.
1 MERCEDES 450SL
1979. Convt. new
soft top light blue,
blue int. look and
runs great. $6000.
912-882-7095 or
912-573-0605
WINDOWS (6) Beautiful
Hand Blown Wavy glass
windows from Historic
Avondale home. Still in
the original wood cas-
ing, these windows are
in excellent condition.
(4) measure 34"x34" (2)
are 31"x31" $80 each or
SGE Microwave
(White) $50. Win-
dow A/C Unit $50.
Guardian Genera-
tor Automatic transfer
switch 16 circuits. $200.
269-7224
Refrigerator, GE
Arctica, black,
side-by-side,
ice/water dispenser,
like new, must sell!
Mayport Housing, $550
OBO. 904-521-7424, uss-
blanch@yahoo.com
4, Refrigerator/freezer
whirlpool, almond.
25cuft. Exc. condi-
tion. $150.
912-729-2630
SRefrigerator Sears
20cuft, side-by-side
ice/water in door
works perfect, $200.
317-1990; 291-4190 eves;
477-0312 cel I.
Stacked
washer/dryer,
1 yr old!! Great
condition $600 OBO
call 810-599-3640
Washer & Dryer For Sale
Full size, Kenmore, only
used 6 months. $400 for
both! 863-412-8085
, Washer and Dryer;
Kenmore washer
large capacity;
magic chef dryer
heavy duty; both work
well; both $250. 272-4227
SWhirlpool Stack-
able Washer and
dryer, great shape,
can deliver.
Call 994-0100. $400.00
in White Kenmore
Washer and dryer.
$275. 912-510-6365
Check out
the deals in
Ed's Warehouse
ad in this
weeks paper.
(904) 765-9677
WINDOWS (6) Beautiful
Hand Blown Wavy glass
windows from Historic
Avondale home. Still in
the original wood cas-
ing, these windows are
in excellent condition.
(4) measure 34"x34" (2)
are 31"x31" $80 each or
$360 for all. 415-2871
Electronic -
BOSE 904 Speakers Futon Bed-
$0000UnFu sizemattress
BC3000 XLT Scan- ad d ae
$250 Negotiable,
Dell Photo Printer 510-7104, leave message.
926. Brand new.
Half price. $45. Has
card readers for
direct printing from
camera. 904-277-8205. HEADBOARD, Sold Oak
Suite King Headboard,
4 TV, 2 color 27" TVs night stands, top stor-
S$75 each age cabinets triple
Call 249-1666 dresser; excellent condi-
tion. $550.00 OBO.
Furnture Call 276-3736
ARMOIRE King Bed, 2 4 in 1 Bed w/Chang-
night stands $979 new in0 ing Table Dresser
boxes. 391-0015.Can deliv $100. Chest Freezer,
$75. Table saw w/6
BED- A Baa Baa Sleep w/No blades $150 OBO.
Sheep. Memory Foam Sets (912)729-2024
from $399 Call 904-674-0405
BED A Baby Boomers
Memory foam set. New,
10 yr warr $384. 858-9350 Lamp $10; Wall
| unit, $50; wood
BED A Bachelors computer desk $50;
Deal! Qn set, new 'lV'95 Backers Rack $15.
in plastic 398-5200 T't v Washer & Dryer $75
each. grill $50 264-6814
BED A Bang Up Price!
Pillowtop Sets Brand New
Queen $135 King $275 A U T
Can Deliver. 904-674-0405
BED A Cherry Sleigh set,
solid wd w/mattress, new A
in boxes. $379. 398-5200 -
BEDROOM Set Cherry 6
pc, new, still in boxes
$499. CAN DEL. 398-5200
China Cabinet-Solid OI J
walnut, well built
Four glass doors o ACURA OF ORANGE I
and cabinet doors on the 7200Blanding Blvd. 7
bottom. $350. B
Devan-90 in long. Solid
frame and well built, f l'
good condition. $150.
Call (904)908-9988 AUDI JACKSOVIL
oo Couch $250. Washer AUDI JACKSONVI
& Dryer, $75 each 4660-100 Southside Blvd. 5
Mattress Box
/Spring Queen $150.
Microwave $35. T.V. $50.
End/Table w/ lamps $15. off 7^ I^r r ^
Bakers Rack. 264-6814
Couch White with BENTLEY- ORLAN
T1 red cover,
no smoke. $100. 895 N. Ronald Reagan
Ca120o2-8164 Longwood/Odando FI 407-3
DESK-dark roll top
desk. $250.
-- Call 912-729-2928 ] L _
SDining set for 6; TM U M
|excellent condition UMUI DMW
solid cherry, n850 Atantic Blvd. 7!
rectangle with
extra leaf. $500. QIll Di.iA DL.A
Call 912-510-o261 6914 Blanding Blvd 7
a Drexel China Hutch
$150. Antique RCA
radio/record player AD
cabinet w/ records. $150 UARBER BUICK
Call 269-7224 Green Cove Springs 2
4, Free 1927 white U I
rotary electric sew- KEY BUICK
ing machine
including direc- 460 Southside Blvd. 6
tions. Book #12 needs
repair. call 781-8083 r" M.
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MATTRESS A Full Size Sofa and Loveseat Wedding
Leather sofa & 2 set $129. Kg PT set $229, I with four built in
liners d bdaroom new in plastic. 398-5200 rec liners. Brand Decorations,
recliners, dedroom M 5 n e w and t a n 23 sBautifl silk
chests, coffee MATTRESS King Size leather. Cost- $1350, Sac- 2 Beautiful ik
table, end tables, New, Still in Plastic, $185 rifice $850. Call 249-1666 Amaryllis
bookshelf, 2 cherry Must sell 904-674-0405 centerpieces for
entertainment MATTRESS Queen Set. A sofa Mauve/Tur- reception, flowers
centers, antique Brand New in plastic $125 1 quoise. Excellent
anMust sell 9046740405 cond. $75. Large for arbor, bows
mahogany side- 4Oak Ent. center for pews,
board on spindle Media Cabinet. Shelves, exc. cond. $200. ing lls,
legs, foyer cabinet, locking doors, 912-729-2630 wedding bells,
hair & ottoman, woodgrain, stores lots of tule & etc.
chair & ottoman, tapes, dics, and more.
Ethan Allen cherry Like New. $40. Tan Micro Fiber $375.00
desk, executive Call 268-2482 sofa and love seat. King Size
paid $1000, will sell
desk & credenza 5 PC Glass Nook for $500. OBO. waterbed with
(cherry), rugs, lots Set with 2 match- 541-0827. PCS bedding $150.00
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11503 Phillips Hwy. 854-4826
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10100 Atlantic Blvd. 725-9155
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10863 Philips Hwy. 262-7145
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8105 Blanding Blvd. 779-0071
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8600 Atlantic Blvd. 725-8200
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10800 Atlantic Blvd 641-6455
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nat smo0king. .....zed oconclition. Black door combo lock lent condition. Call Jean auto, ir cruise, .'04 CXL. 29K miles,
donatedbed. $21,000. 282-9745 and lots of chrome. Call Styxx would like to security system, towing Kirkland 449-4104. CD, keyless entry, 9)
iddleburg, FL 982-4435, rear tires too! invite all friends package. Must see! $18,000 bed liner, 68K miles, fully equip. $17,990
Mdeu, FL Call 226-1033. $6500 $9,700. 874-3552 998-0012
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1997; 30 foot, 454 Parts Bike h.i- miles. Best value around. AC. $8900. Call 389-7700 Z Leather, CD, DVD,
Georia last year Their time was Iven to et engie, No-Title" $99dw getsyoudriving. sunroof. Only 23,000
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S128k miles, KOyO Military and First $5800WOW! Call 389-7700 a/c, am/fm/cd. $10,000. Only 19,000 miles,
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fires, Tint, Needs Welcome! Reliable, Reliable, Relr- 998-0012
PaB. 248st 259 $357 UB200 able! $299/mo. 389-7700 TOYOTA CELICA equipped. $24,990 LEXUS OF JACKSONVILLE
Want to be treated Honda Accord LX 71,500 K, 5 SAD,
lh n a di SHONDA VTX1300R keo to A/C, sunroof, air LEXUSOF JACKSONVILLE
T hank you! HONDA VTX1300R lk family, com e to $Eclln cond
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For advertising information. CHEVROLET tion, $12,250. OBO. EXL '05 Na ga
pnor information. HONDA CIVIC '05 904-874-4844 tion, CD, sunroof,
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please call 904-359-4336, t 1 2 '1 n 891-3898White/tan. $13,990 TOYOTA 998-0012 Gull WiBng Truck
ple s c l 95200 miles. Extrast. 387-4041 LEXUSOF JACKSONVILLE Spoiler, CD, fully Naluminum diamond
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tire, 1400 miles, asking $19,990 998-0012 leather seats, new KEE '04. Blow out price! 275/70R16. Must
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