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The Navy has a continuing and ever
increasing demand for greater numbers
of highly skilled technicians to man &
maintain the complex new equipment be
ing introduced intro the fleet.Present
trends indicate a need to increase the
number of personnel in the electronics . .
operation and maintenance areas* A,
source of such personnel exists right
now - those personnel serving in less .
technical ratings. It is for. these pers
onnel that the provisions of BUPERS INST
RUCTION 1440.27 (Selective Conversion &
Retention Program (SCORE) were designed.
Personnel in .pay grades E-5, E-4 and
E-3 (designated strikers) with not less
than 2 years of active naval service &
not more than 12 years of active milit
ary service in the ratings of BM, GMG,
IM, YN,.PN, SK, DK, C3, SH, .LI, DM, EN,
SFM, SFP, DC, PM, EOH, EON, CMA, CMH,.
BUL, BUH, BUR, UTP, UTB,..UTA-or UTW who
are interested in attending class "A”
training and conversion to one of the
following ratings: RD, SOG, SOS, MT,
(Missile Technician), FTG, FTM, GMT,ETN
RM, CT,. MM, MR, BT, EM or IC drop in to
the Military Personnel Office at their
convenience for informal counseling with
HOLSTEIN, PNCS.
Case No Vy la tion
Speeding
137
139
1.40
141
142
143
144
C G~ufijz
Awarded
Referred to Dept
Head for action
20 days suspension
10 days suspension
Driving while 6 months suspension
under the influence
resulting in accident
Speeding Fined $10*00
Speeding 60 days suspension
Speeding 10 days suspension
Speeding
Speeding
BACK THE ATTACK ON TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Drive carefully and obey the traffic
regulations and you won*t become a
•case number*
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^ 'On 10 April 1962, Major H.W. Henzel
USMC, was officially relieved of duties
as Command Conservation Officer by LCDR
R. J« Maghan, USN.
Among the duties of this office that
Major Henzel has performed for the last
eighteen months are all matters conceriv
ing fish and wildlife, conservation and
enforcement of Federal and State fish
and game laws or regulations within the
Adak Sector, Alaskan Sea Frontier.LCDR
Maghan*s assignment to this duty will
insure a continuity of interest and
effort in the fish & wildlife programs ^
now being pursued.,
Prior to assuming his new duties,LCDR
Maghan and Major Henzel attended the
meeting of the Alaska State Fish and
Game Commission at Fairbanks where Maj
or Henzel introduced LCDR Maghan to
Commissioner Walt Kirkriess 'and all the
other leaders in the Alaskan Department
of Fish and Game*
Adakians will be happy to learn the
State is working in their interest and
will change the Game Regulations to
permit hunting of hare on Adak, the
trapping of foxes'and is working toward
the goal of having the Federal Govern
ment revise the waterfowl season dates*
Also more fish fry and eggs for our M
hatcher have been promised by the stat«P
In the-future, any questions on fish
and wildlife should be directed to LCDR
Maghan at 686* He will validate all new
varmint permits also*
LCDR Maghan is a life long sportsman
who has previous experience in Alaska*
His experience and interest in wildlife
matters assures Adak sportsmen of first
class representation of their interests..
Anyone desiring further details,-come,
to the Sportsman Club meeting next mon
day.
Future issues of the Adak Sun will
contain fish and game laws that are
applicable to Adak* If in doubt -
find out*