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K9
demo informs public at Sea World
Story by Lance Cpl. Skye Jones
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Oct 5, 2004) --
Visitors from all over the world come to Sea World to see whales, dolphins and
other creatures of the sea. Guests were in for a special treat Oct. 3 when they
caught a glimpse of an animal that is not normally featured at the park.
Miramar's Provost Marshal's Office K-9 unit gave Sea World visitors a peek into
their daily jobs as they performed demonstrations with their dogs inside the
main entrance of the park.
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New
buildings to simplify missions for Marine Wing Support Squadrons
Story by Sgt. Cecilia Sequeira
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif. -- Congress
approved and funded a $7.1 million contract to R.A. Construction Inc. for a
Miramar construction project that will improve training and mission
accomplishment for two squadrons.
Marine Wing Support Squadron 373, Marine Wing Support Group 37, 3rd Marine
Aircraft Wing, will claim Building 6028, a refueling vehicle maintenance shop,
and MWSS-473, Marine Aircraft Group 46, 4th MAW, will take possession of their
new equipment shop, Building 6026, when construction is completed Nov. 4.
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Crew
chief's personality eases long flight line workdays
Story by Sgt. Cecilia Sequeira
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif. (Oct
4, 2004) -- All Marines should display traits that distinguish them from
civilians. In addition to those traits, every unit needs a Marine with special
qualities to make everyday not only successful, but enjoyable.
At 6:45 every morning, Sgt. Ryan C. Zierman, crew chief, Marine Heavy Helicopter
Squadron 466, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, arrives at
Hangar Four and awakens his senses to a strong cup of coffee and the
unmistakable smell of JP-5 aircraft fuel. After the Marine of HMH-466 conduct a
squadron-wide foreign object debris walk, Zierman joins his crew for a morning
meeting to discuss the plan of the day.
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MALS-16
provides critical support during Operation Iraqi Freedom
Story by Sgt. Cecilia Sequeira
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR, Calif. (Oct. 1,
2004) -- Today's wars are fought using every available resource our armed forces
can provide. Marines no longer send in ground troops alone.
Very few, if any, large-scale missions are accomplished without air support. Air
support can only be provided if aircraft are properly maintained and ordnance is
available. Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 16, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd
Marine Aircraft Wing, has been providing that support since the beginning of
Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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Marines
give a helping hand to fire victims
Story by Lance Cpl. Skye Jones
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR,
Calif. (Sept 30, 2004) -- "I lost everything in the fires last year. All of my
personal belongings were destroyed, as well as my living space," explained
Genevieve Pulido, a San Pasqual American Indian Reservation resident. "I never
had a real home before."
Marines from Marine Aircraft Group 11, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, in conjunction
with the San Diego Habitat for Humanity Inc., volunteered their time to build
houses for San Pasqual residents like Pulido, at the San Pasqual American Indian
Reservation Sept. 28.
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