PROFICIENCY PAY
The waiting is over for the personnel
that participated in the examinations
for Proficiency Pay#
The results are in and it is regret
ful that the number awarded Pro-Pay is
not greater„ The following personnel
were awarded Pro-Paj^ as indicated and
this award will continue in effect
until 30 June 1963.
NAVSTA
BRCMN, R.C. BUG-PI
DEROSIA, J„H. AG1-P2
HUIRASM D,M. AC2-P1
HOOK, L«B. EN1-P1
LANAVE, R.S. AC3-P1
LOPEZ, J. MM2-P2
MELTON, G.L. ADR3-P1
MAGALLISTER, D. PH1-P2
NEWKIRK, P.R. AG2-P2
PIEMENS, D.B. HM2-P1
POWILAITES, B.E, ADRC-P1
NAVY EXCHANGE
MELIA, G. CS2-P1
PATTON, 0,E. SH1-P1
Congratulations to those that
received the award and here is
hoping the list is longer the next
time around.
SEA. DUTY
The other day a GM3 on board the
Naval Station was called into the
Military Personnel Office to fill out
his Rotation Data Card listing his
shore duty choices. The GM3 informed
the Personnelman that he did not desire
to go ashore and would like to go to
ship board duty when he left Adak.
A request has been submitted in
his behalf requesting arduous sea
duty.
It is good to know that there are
still some sailors left in the Navy
that beleive that the right place for
a sailor is aboard ship.
By the way, this man’s sea duty
commencement date is in 1946.
REBNL13TMENTS
Robert L. MATTHEWS, AMC of the
Operations Department reeniisted on
board the Naval Station on the third of
July for four years* This is nothing
new for Chief Matthews as he has over
twenty years service in the Navy. The
Chief says he thinks he will make the
Navy a career.
Chief Matthews is married and he and
his wife, Maxine, reside at Quarters
E-134 on the Naval Station. He reported
on board on 6 December I960.
The chief comes originally from Arizona
and now calls California his home. a
His mother end father now reside in *
New Mexico*
Congratulations Chief MATTHEWS.
Billie H. JAMBS, SKI attached to the
Supply Department reenlisted on 6 July
1962 for a period of six years. JAMES
now has fourteen years of Naval Service
behind him.
Bill comes from Oklahoma and now
resides on board with his wife, Joanne,
and their two sons, Stephen and Jeffrey.
The James family has been on board Adak
for eighteen months and are staying
for one more year.
SKI Bill James will not be SKI much
longer, as he will be advanced to SKCA ^
in November.
Congratulations on your advancement
and reenlistment.
John V. BROCKS, CS2 of the Naval
Station Bake Shop extended his enlistment
for four years on 6 July 1962.
BROCKE has twenty years of Naval
Service as of the sixth of July 1962.
He had decided to transfer to the Fleet
Reserve, but after being on board for
one month he has decided to stay.
John is not married and hails from
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and his mother
still resides in that city.
Congratulations John and WELCOME
ON BOARD.