Nine Local Boys
Begin “Vacation
With Pay In Sun”
Nine members of the local Na
tional Guard Unit left Kodiak Wed
nesday morning and will report
at Fort Ord, California where they
will began six months training, ac
cording to M/Sgt Frank Pagano,
1st Sergeant of Company C, 3rd
Battle Group, 297th Infantry,
Alaska National Guard.
Three other members of the local
unit are presently undergoing their
six months training at Fort Ord.
They are Pvt. Richard Austerman,
Pvt. Fred Zharoff, and Pvt. LeRoy
Spinharney.
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The nine who left Wednesday,
all Privates E-2, were: Edward
Brown, Jack Burckhard, Dell Jack
son, Dennis Metrokin, John Mich
ell, Dave Swensen, Don Nekeferoff
Don Dugwyler, and Gary Marconi.
Sgt. Pagano said “all appeared
enthused about beginning a six
months vacation with pay plus
room and board under the Cali
fornia sun.”
Pagano said that Otto Mahle re
cently reenlisted as a Sgt E-5 and
a new recruit, Daniel Harmon was
sworn into the unit.
“We hold meetings every Tues
day at 7:30 p.m. in the Armory and
welcome anyone interested,” said
Pagano.
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