1'IARI
Co "A" MARSH
Marine Barracks, Adak, Alaska
was honored when paid a visit h;
the Commandant of the MarineCor;
The Commandant spent a large
portion of his time here visit
ing the troops, inspecting the
facilities and visiting the in
teresting points of Adak,
The Commandant and other off
icers of his party were honored
at Hammerhead Lodge Ly the Ma
rine Officers of Adak, along wi'
seme of the Station Naval Offi
cers •
Tundra Tavern, the Marine En
listed Club played host to the,
Sergeant Major of the Marine
Corps, Sergeant >■ a j or HAULER?
and his wife along with other
Staff NCO’s of the Commandants
party.
Marine Barracks would like to
take this opportunity to extend
their gratitude for the cooper
ation received from all Officer:
and Enlisted personnel who took
part in the preparation, receiv
ing and send-off of the Comman
dant and his party. Throughthe
combined efforts of all-hands,
the visit by the Commandant was
most successful.
HAIL AND FAREWELL
Leaving Adak last week for his
next tour of duty in Virginia
was Corporal THOMPSON. He ^ust
made Corporal before he left. ■
Good luck to him and if he de
cides to stay in the Corps, we
hope he will have a good career.
Arriving last Friday at'Marine
Barracks for their tour of duty
were five men from Camp Pendle
ton i
company " , was- reaesignateu. aa
Company ’.’A’1, Marine Support Batt
alion, Naval Security Group, Hoad
quarters Marine Corps.
On h October lQ6l, Company "A",
Marine Support Battalion, (NSG)?
HQMC was visited by the Comman
dant of the Marine. Corps. The
Commandant presented them with a
record of the Marine Corps Hymn
and other music, played by the
Marine Corps Band.