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MARINE OF THE MONTH
LCpl Jerry L..JORGENSON having ap
peared. before the Marine cf the Month
Board on 2 July 1962 was selected as
the MariYie most deserving the '•Marine
of the Month award for the month of
June 19624 The other Marines nomin
ated and interviewed;' for the Marine
of the Month award were: LCpl * s Ric
hard L. BREWSTER, Howard L. KERICLE,
Many E. MONK, Carlos L. ROMAN and
PFCs Dennis M. HENDRICKSON, Qlen D*
CASS and Kenneth SHANNON•
EDUCATION ...
LCpl Edward M. LOYA has satisfac
torily completed the Marine Corps
Institute course: "Tactics of the
Marine Rifle Squad".
PROMOTIONS
Wrapping up all scheduled promo
tions for this quarter, the ‘below
listed Marine personnel were.promo
ted to the ranks indicated below at
ceremonies conducted by Major R. D.
WINN, Commanding Officer,Marine Bar
racks •
CORPORAL
Joseph J. ENRIGHT
Christopher W. NORTON Jr.
LANCE CORPORAL
Jerry A. CASTLE 1
. James P. COYNE
Jackie L. HENSON
John W. MAYNARD
Paul RAYMOND •
Philip L. SAYLES
MARINE CORPS INSPECTOR GENERAL
The Inspector General, appointed
by the Commandant cf the Marine Corps
to act as his eyes and ears in Com
mands that he is not able to visit,
arrived on Adak 12 July. The purpose
of.visiting these Commands as to poi
nt out discrepancies or inactivity
in carrying out Command missions and
to supply advice and help in correct
ing the same.They do this by inspec
ting Guard, Troop, Administration,
Supply and other facets of the Bar
.racks, even clothing, equipment, and. ..
almost every document filed in the ;
Barracks.
The Commanding Officer,Marine Bar
racks would like to take this oppor- :
tunity to» show his appreciation for
a very good • inspection. The hard
work and tireless efforts put forth
by each and every Marine in the unit
is to be commended. We knew, and
now it is proven, that we are one of .
the best of the many fine organiza
tions of the Marine Corps. .
COMPANY "A"
SSgt R.G. MORILLA has been ordered
to report to.Company "A" on or about
20 August as. ohe relief for SSgt A.
J. REYER, iJr., who will be transfer- *
red soon. SSgt REYER has been se
lected £>r Warrant Officer. SSgt GOR
ILLA will be coming to Company "a"
from Headquarters and Headquarters ?
Squadron, 3d Marine Aircraft Wing,
FMF, El Toro, California. . .
Cpl E. A. PIERSON has been selec
ted as Marine of the Month for July.
Especially noteworthy in the award
citation was the. outstanding manner
in which Cpl PIERSON has performed
his duties as Noncommissioned Officer
In Charge of the First Platoon Squad
Bay. Congratulations, Cpl PIERSON,
for an award well deserved.
Many happy faces can be seen around
Company. "A" these days. The reason?
Seven Company MA" Marines have been
promoted io Corporal and eigh^to Lan
ce Corporal. Those to Corporal are:
V. J. 0*NEILL, J. R. BARNES, B. P.
RIDGE, E. W. LUTZ, L.'D. NOELLE, D.
;W. WATKINS, and W.E. HAINES. To Lan
ce Corporal: H. A. CLARK, R. E.
BUCKLaND, R. RICCARDI, L. T. MARGA
RIS, J. I. BARTON, J. F. NEMETH, C.'
DEL PLATO Jr, and E. G. DENNIS. . (
Company "A" welcomes two new mem
bers j>ining fromQbmmunications-Tech
nician School, Pensacola, Florida.
They are LCpl M. R. KMITNE and PFC L.
, F. CATALINA III. - •
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