Storm highlights importance of emergency training, readiness

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1 October 1, 2010 Vol. 67 No. 38 Storm highlights importance of emergency training, readiness Shore Operations Training Grop trains base personnel in emergency operations By MC3 Leona Mynes Tropical Storm Nicole moved northeast at approximately nine miles per hor over Cba Sept after forming in the soth Caribbean Sea. The storm left p to 10 inches of rain on areas p to 345 miles from its center. Nicole formed north of Soth America and was pgraded to a tropical storm in abot 48 hors, said Kevin Robarge, the installation training officer and emergency manager. We got all of the rain bands from the storm. When the Naval Station anticipates destrctive winds, the commanding officer stands p its emergency operations center, where Photo from the National Hrricane Center, Sept. 29, 2010 representatives from many departments on the base pro-actively Tropical Storm Nicole moves over central Cba Sept. 29. Nicole formed observe and assess the base conditions. north of Soth America and cased p to 10 inches of rain for areas 345 The main focs and or nmber one objective is to save and miles from its center. Had the storm passed over Gantanamo Bay, the protect the people, said Robarge. Emergency Operations Center may have been stood p and maintained by the personnel trained in emergency management by the Shore Operations Training Grop (SOTG) Sept See READINESS, page Crrently, Robarge is helping the base align its operations with 4 Tattoo artists bring fresh ink, morale boost to GTMO Photo and story by MC3 Leona Mynes Seven tattoo artists visited Naval Station Gantanamo Bay, Cba, to design new tattoos and repair or cover old tattoos for service members and civilians Sept. 25-Oct. 1. Morale, Welfare and Recreation invited the tattoo artists to the island in an effort to improve morale and bring residents a service they do not normally have access to at Gantanamo s isolated location. We re here to give yo yor GTMO Ink tattoo, said Kevin Bleifss, a professional tattoo artist from Port of Worcester Tattoo in Worcester, Mass. Yo can t really leave a place like this [freqently], so we bring the tattoo to yo. Bleifss said he and the other tattoo artists have visited Gantanamo several times. This is the seventh year MWR has invited tattoo artists to the base. I coldn t say no to something like this, said Bleifss. I m one of the only gys who has professionally tattooed in GTMO. The tattoo artists completed more than 50 tattoos each dring their 10-day stay in GTMO. Photo by MC3 Leona Mynes Gapo Mirabel, owner of GodSpeed Tattoos in Breckenridge, Col., tattoos lettering on a servicemember s left side Sept. 25 at Bldg For more information on MWR activities, watch Command Channel 4 or call the MWR Media and Marketing office at

2 The Gantanamo Bay Gazette GUANTANAMO BAY Gazette Vol. 67 No. 38 SAILOR OF THE WEEK MC3(SW/AW) Jaq Renard DJ Earthqake Broadcast Jornalist Defense Media Activity detachment Gantanamo Bay, Cba Naval Station Gantanamo Bay, Cba Commanding Officer Exective Officer Command Master Chief Pblic Affairs Officer Leading Chief Petty Officer Gazette Editor Capt. Kirk Hibbert Cmdr. William Rabchenia CMDCM (SW/AW/EXW) J.D. McKinney, III Terence Peck MCC(SW) Bill Mesta MC3 Leona Mynes The Gantanamo Bay Gazette is an athorized pblication for members of the military services and their families stationed at Naval Station Gantanamo Bay. The contents do not necessarily reflect the official views of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Navy, and do not imply endorsement thereof. The editorial content is prepared, edited and provided by the Pblic Affairs Office of U.S. Naval Station Gantanamo Bay. The Gantanamo Bay Gazette is printed by the Docment Atomation & Prodction Service (DAPS) with a circlation of 1,000. Why he s Sailor of the Week: He completed pre-recorded radio shows, pdated the command channel, created commercials and prodced news stories by himself for a week while the other MCs were ot of the office. Date he arrived in GTMO: Jly 10, Date he joined the Navy: Jne 5, What he likes most abot his job: Having the opportnity to bring joy to people s work day. How the Navy has improved his life: The Navy has provided me with a lot of niqe opportnities to travel, meet an array of people and experience new cisine. Favorite sports team: Miami Dolphin-Heat. Favorite msician: Bob Marley. Favorite msic genre: R&B, Reggae, Hip- Hop, Jazz & Bles. Favorite video game console: XBox. Qote: If there is a will, there is a way. Smoke Alarms: A sond yo can live with From John DiGiovanni, Fire Prevention Chief Why is the 2010 Fire Prevention Week theme abot smoke alarms this year? The National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) is the official organization for Fire Prevention Week. NFPA establishes the theme each year. This year's campaign is designed to edcate people abot the importance of smoke alarms and encorages everyone to take the steps necessary to pdate and maintain their home smoke alarm protection. t Never take the battery ot of yor smoke alarm- for the Naval Station commnity contact hosing troble desk to replace yo smoke alarm battery if it is periodically chirping (Which indicates the battery power is low) t Test the detector monthly by depressing the test btton (if yo can do so withot standing on frnitre) t When vacming, place the hand held vacm extension wand p to the detector which help remove dst bildp from the smoke sensor. For Gantanamo Bay and or niqe sitation here, it is imperative workers and 2 residents know how to properly se fire extingishers. Unlike other commnities, if a fire here gets a head start on or firefighters we are not calling in second and third alarms for additional firefighter spport, we have Naval Station firefighters and resorces and that is it. Qick action by workers and residents sing fire extingishers is essential. What events are being held this year in honor of Fire Prevention Week? t Monday, Oct. 4 and Tesday, Oct. 5: Firefighters and the Fire Prevention Chief will be at the NEX handing ot items with fire safety messages and literatre and will be condcting live-fire fire extingisher training. Don t be shy and walk by withot stopping and taking a trn practicing sing the fire extingisher trainer. t Thrsday, Oct. 7: 5:30 to 9 p.m.: The Gantanamo Bay Fire Department is inviting all base residents to come ot and join s for this year s main event which is being held in the parking lot area adjacent to the base library. Many free handots, live-fire fire extingisher practice training, and an aircraft firefighting display sing the fire departments Mobil Aircraft Firefighting Trainer. There will also be an naffiliated hambrger and hot dog stand from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. followed by the Aircraft firefighting display. t Friday Oct. 8: Firefighters, Sparky and the Fire Prevention Chief will be at the W.T. Sampson elementary school teaching fire safety and what children need to do in the event of a home fire. What are some of the cases of fires in the homes and offices in GTMO? Home fires are mostly associated with nattended cooking. It is important to note that improperly discarded cigarettes are another leading case of home fires. Office fires are mostly electrical in natre. Falty extension cords which have been damaged in one way or another and with the lack of an over abndance of otlets, especially in older bildings, the overse of power strips and mlti plg otlets taxes the electrical circits.

3 October 1, 2010 Hope needs yor help Catholic Charities USA A CFC participant. Provided as a pblic service Photo by MC2 Jordan Miller Navy civilians condct skimming operations in sotheast Loisiana. Sotheast Oil Spill Response Detachment condcted skimming operations to aid in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill clean p effort. Sotheast region s glf oil spill response det demobilizes By Stephen Strickland, Navy Region Sotheast Pblic Affairs JACKSONVILLE, Fla In Glfport, Miss., Navy Region Sotheast personnel are preparing the last skimmers and tility boats for retrn to their home installation following their se in cleanp of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Glf of Mexico. Rear Adm. Tim Alexander, Commander, Navy Region Sotheast, reflected on the spport the region received from Navy commands arond the contry. From Pget Sond to Key West, and San Diego to Rhode Island, installations and Navy regions stepped p to help s in or efforts to clean p oil in the Glf region, Alexander said. The professional response we had from so many commands nationwide ensred the sccess of the Sotheast Oil Spill Response Detachment. The Sotheast Oil Spill Response Detachment (SE OSR DET) was created nder the cognizance of Navy Region Sotheast in Jne when the Coast Gard asked the Navy for assistance in the cleanp efforts. The Navy s response was to bring 27 skimmers, 35 tility boats, and for Harbor Bster skimmers into the Glf region from installations arond the contry. Navy Region Sotheast broght these boats and nearly 200 crew members and spport personnel to the Glfport, Miss., laydown area. Moving all these assets took a lot of cooperation and hard work by so many organizations and people, Alexander said. Environmental departments had to coordinate with state agencies to ensre that we weren t leaving other areas vlnerable. Alexander said the Fleet Indstrial Spply Center coordinated transportation and a myriad of other things to stand p the detachment. Or Port Operations folks were the experts on the grond, said Alexander. And SUPSALV gave s great spport in the Glf region, from helping with maintenance contracts to giving s the lay of the land in oil spill response. Crews qickly started operating in Pensacola, Fla., Perdido Pass, Ala., Myrtle Grove, La., and Bay St. Lois, Miss. After initially recovering oil and tar balls, the crews fond that oil was becoming harder and harder to find. I think we all feel very fortnate that the amont of oil to be recovered was less than expected, Alexander said. Thogh we were prepared for a worst-cast scenario, thankflly it didn t come to pass. I hope we broght some measre of assrance to the people of the region with or presence, bt the Coast Gard has released s from or mission, and it s time to get or people and assets home. In addition, Naval Air Station Pensacola and Naval Spport Activity Panama City are serving as incident spport bases, providing spport to the Coast Gard and BP. As the last of the skimmers is prepped for transportation back home, the nowdemobilized Sotheast Oil Response Detachment will serve as an example of Navy teamwork, professionalism, and rapid deployment. Religios Services CATHOLIC Daily Mass Tes. Fri. 5:30 p.m.(main Chapel) Satrday Vigil Mass 5 p.m. (Main Chapel); 6:30 (PPI Chapel) 7:30 p.m. (JTF Trooper s Chapel) Snday Mass 7:30 a.m. (JTF Trooper s Chapel); 9 a.m. (Main Chapel) Adoration Tesdays 6:00 p.m. (Main Chapel) Confessions Satrdays 4:30 p.m. (Main Chapel) Bible Stdy Thrsdays 7:00 p.m. (Room 16) OTHER SERVICES General Protestant Service 11 a.m. (Main Chapel) Gospel Service 1 p.m. (Main Chapel) GTMO Bay Christian Fellowship 6 p.m. (Main Chapel) Iglesia Ni Christo 5:30 a.m. (Room A) Islamic Service Fri. 1:15 p.m. (Room C) Jewish Service Fri. 7 p.m. (FMI call 2628) LDS Service 10 a.m. (Room A) LORIMI Gospel Service 1 p.m. (Room D) Pentecostal Gospel Temple 8 a.m. (Room D) Seventh Day Adventist Service Sat. 11 a.m. (Room B) United Jamaican Fellowship 11 a.m. (Bldg. 1036) 3

4 e-leave the By MC3 Leona Mynes Starting Oct. 1, Naval Station Gantanamo Bay, Cba will implement electronic leave reqests throgh the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System (NSIPS) online. E-leave is a program where we re switching over to from paper, said Chief Yeoman Loring Walker, the Command Leave Administrator (CLA) and leading chief petty officer at the Naval Station administrative department. For the first week, the administrative department will be testing isses with the program and ensring it works properly. Immediately following these tests, Admin will begin processing leave reqests throgh individal electronic service record (ESR) self-service acconts via NSIPS. According to NAVADMIN 103/10, once prepared, the leave reqest will electronically rote throgh the chain of command for 4 begins approval. This process streamlines the leave reqest process and atomates the command s leave control log, ensring the proper nmber of days is taken. Walker said the process makes it mch easier to check ot on leave and check in from leave. Normally, yo d have to come in to me and I d have to write a letter to [the Personnel Spport Detachment] reqesting them to adjst the nmber of days in yor leave and earnings statement, said Walker. Now, it s all atomatically done by yo logging into NSIPS. For more information abot e-leave, contact yor chain of command or call the Naval Station administrative department at ext or Swift visits Gantanamo Photo by MC3 Leona Mynes High Speed Vessel (HSV) 2 Swift leaves Gantanamo Bay Sept. 26 after an overnight stay to on load spplies and provide its Sailors with a liberty call. The Swift is crrently deployed in Spport of Sothern Partnership Station (SPS) 2010, an annal deployment of varios specialty platforms to the U.S. Sothern Command (USSOUTHCOM) area of responsibility (AOR) in the Caribbean and Latin America. The mission s primary goal is information sharing with navies, coast gards, and civilian services throghot the region. READINESS, from page 1 Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Secrity s National Incident Management System. NIMS is sed by the Department of Defense as niform way to handle all significant hazards that can happen on a military base, Robarge said. NIMS brings a team in where there cold be flooding, an active shooter, or a collapsed bilding, said Robarge. We assess the sitation and think of what to do next. Another storm is forming in the eastern Atlantic. That storm is abot 800 miles east of s, said Robarge. It has a 30 percent chance of becoming a tropical storm or hrricane. Robarge said residents shold prepare their disaster spply kits for sdden, inclement weather. For more information on hrricanes or hrricane preparedness, talk with yor chain of command or visit noaa.gov/. Disaster Spply Kit Checklist p One-week spply of nonperishable foods and drinking water per person. p Fill plastic jgs with drinking water pon receiving warning of imminent danger. p Maintain a spply of disposable eating and drinking tensils. p Bottle and can openers. p Special diet and baby foods. p Spply of plastic bags. p Prescription and nonprescription. Warning: Many medications have short shelflives. Do not place them in the emergency kit ntil the time of the emergency. p Copy of all prescriptions. p Prosthetic devices (eyeglasses, hearing aids, etc.) p First aid kit p Pocket knife p Hand saw, pliers, tape, compass p Battery-operated radio p Batteries p Flashlight and batteries p Battery operated lantern p Candles and matches p Whistle

5 Defense Department Lanches Absentee Voting Week By Karen Parrish, American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Sept. 27, 2010 The Department of Defense today annonced Absentee Voting Week, Sept. 27 to Oct. 4, to help servicemembers and civilians serving otside their home states make their votes cont. With all U.S. Hose of Representatives and some U.S. Senate seats at stake dring the mid-term elections Nov. 2, the department s Federal Voting Assistance Program has lanched a new set of tools to connect voters with their state election processes. Bob Carey, FVAP director, said the program s online electronic voting spport program and federal write-in absentee ballot are designed to ensre voters get the appropriate ballot and can sbmit it before deadline. FVAP s voting spport program, lanched this year, offers precinct-specific online ballots and sbmission instrctions for the 19 states so far participating: Virginia, Utah, Montana, New Jersey, Nevada, Kansas, Mississippi, Washington, New Mexico, Indiana, Nebraska, Missori, New York, Delaware, West Virginia, Idaho, Arkansas, Colorado and Tennessee. Throgh the online program, located at We can actally give yo a direct link to yor state s ballot delivery system, Carey said. Or if yor state doesn t happen to have that, then we have an online ballot that has all yor federal candidates. Yo can select online and print ot the ballot online. It will give yo a pre-addressed envelope and complete instrctions abot how to get the ballot back home. Some states allow ballots to be retrned by fax or online, Carey said, bt the military postal service will express-mail any ballots military members or their sposes sbmit from overseas. So Bexar Conty, Texas, has already gotten back two ballots from We ve taken a 30- day transmission process and redced it to 30 milliseconds. Bob Carey Federal Voting Assistance Program Director Korea that were sent back by the express mail, he said. ed ot on Friday, and the voter got it, pt it right in the mail, it got expressmailed back, was back in San Antonio s hands on that Tesday. Forday trnarond. FVAP also relies on nit commanders and voting assistance officers worldwide to help troops and civilians get their ballots back on time. We have over 9,500 voting assistance officers in the military, Carey said. They re doing a good job; they got the military registered at a higher rate than the general poplation. What we re finding, thogh, is that while 91 percent of the absentee ballots in the general poplation are retrned, only 63 percent of the military ballots were retrned [dring the last election cycle]. In the past, ballots were sent by mail, which slowed the voting process and meant some absentee ballots weren t received before voting deadlines, Carey said. Now they re being sent by or being posted online. We ve taken a 30-day transmission process and redced it to 30 milliseconds, he said. Hopeflly that s going to be one of the biggest things we can get ot there let people know they don t have to wait. For troops deployed to remote locations where compters and printers aren t generally available, Carey said, nits may need to make special arrangements. What we re rging all the nits to do dring Absentee Voting Week [is] to maybe set p one day where they have a compter available that has a printer available, he said, so anyone can come on in and at least get their ballot printed ot if it s being delivered by or online delivery. Carey said FVAP also is sing social networking tools to reach potential voters. FVAP is on Facebook, and we have a tool, an invitation for people to send to all their friends to say, Hey, here s how yo can get yor ballot now. And if they go to the Federal Voting Assistance Program Facebook page, they can find ot all that as well, he said. The program s goal is to make the FVAP Web site the only tool that Defense Department absentee voters need, he said. We re trying to make the FVAP Web site the single portal to be able to go to any state, any system, and it will be seamless and intitive for the voter, Carey said. The experience of a California voter may be very different than the experience a New York voter has, becase of the technology sed. Bt hopeflly, the experience in terms of the ease of voting is the same. Ombdsman Appreciation Capt. Monte Bible, Commanding Officer, Naval Hospital Gantanamo Bay, Cba, presents Jennifer Magnm, the Naval Hospital Ombdsman, a letter of appreciation dring an Ombdsman Appreciation Lncheon at the Gold Hill Galley Sept. 20. According to OPNAVINST F, the Navy Family Ombdsman Program is a Navy-wide program that was established by former Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Elmo Zmwalt, on Sept. 14, Its prpose is to improve mission readiness throgh improved family readiness and to help families meet the niqe challenges of the military lifestyle. Did yo know? At St. Jde, no child is ever trned away becase of a family's inability to pay. Research findings at St. Jde are freely shared with doctors and scientists all over the world. Since opening in 1962, St. Jde has treated children from all 50 states and arond the world. Call or visit to learn more. A CFC Participant provided as a pblic service. Fo sti co GT ei s F c Photo donated 5

6 The Gantanamo Bay Gazette Hors Listing Ato Hobby Shop Wed., Sat., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ato port a.m. to 5 p.m. Bayview Thrs. Fri. 5:30 to 9 p.m. 6-9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Car Rental/Dry Cleaner a.m. to 6 p.m. Ceramic Shop Daily 5 to 9 p.m. Colmbia College Mon. to Thrs. Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Commnity Bank Mon., Wed., Fri. Tes., Thrs. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 8 to 11 a.m. (New acconts) Cban Clb a.m. to 9 p.m. Denich Gym Mon. 5 a.m. to midnight Tes. throgh Sat. 24/7 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Gas Station Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (cash) 24/7 (credit/debit card) Jamaican Jerk Hose 2325 throgh Thrs. Fri. and Sat. 5 to 9 p.m. 5 to 10 p.m. Library a.m. to 9 p.m. Noon to 9 p.m. McDonalds 3797 Mon. throgh Thrs. Fri. and Sat. 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. Marina 2345 Mon. to Thrs. Fri. Sat. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Navy College 2227 Tes. throgh Fri. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Navy Exchange Mon. throgh Thrs. Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. NEX Mini Mart 2508 throgh Thrs. Fri. and Sat. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 a.m. to midnight Paperclips Mon. throgh Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phoenix Cable 2510 Mon. throgh Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. RadioGTMO 2300 Mon. throgh Thrs. Fri. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to noon SCSI Mon. throgh Fri. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sbway a.m. to 10:30 p.m. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Treasres & Trivia Mon. and Wed. Tes., Thrs., Fri. 4 to 6 p.m. 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 to 3 p.m. Vet Clinic 2212 Mon. throgh Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wed. 1:15 to 3:30 p.m. (Walk-ins) N E W S B R I E F S Hrricane Season We are at the height of hrricane season. Being prepared for all emergencies is crcial to yor srvival. Please go to www. cnic.navy.mil/cnic_hq_site/opprepare/index.htm for valable information. CLEP/DANTES Exams Every Thrsday at 10:30 a.m, the second and forth Wednesday at 7 p.m. and the first and third Satrday at 9 a.m. To view test offerings and register for an exam session, visit the Colmbia College website, The registration deadline is 4 p.m. the day prior to the exam date. Stdy manals and books are available at the base library. Stdy gides can be downloaded on Navy Knowledge Online and Army Knowledge Online, or yo can get them from the Colmbia College office located in the Chapel Annex. Testing is FREE for active-dty military. For more information or to learn abot additional testing fee information, call Colmbia College at Navy Family Database for all personnel Please ensre yor personnel log on to mil and pdate all their personal and family information. This system can be tilized by and AD/Civilian, or Contract personnel by sing yor CAC. If personnel yo have listed are in an area that is affected yo/yor Commanding Officer Representative (COR) will be notified. Yo will be asked to log on and answer qestions regarding their safety, needs and other emergency information. If yo have qestions or need assistance please contact YN1 Hinton the Naval Station Commanding Officer ext GTMO Wildlife Reglations NAVSTAGTMOINST A Otdoor Recreation and Wildlife Instrction states that the se of parks, beaches and waters in and arond Gantanamo Bay, Cba, is a privilege that carries an inherent responsibility to preserve the fragile ecological balance of these areas. Therefore, the taking of any animal, fish, or plant or any part thereof is prohibited. ( Take means to intentionally harm, kill, harass or remove from the natral habitat.) Beaches, parks and facilities are available for the enjoyment of all personnel. Be corteos and respectfl of the rights of others inclding the wild life. It s Conch Season! Remember the take reqirements for Qeen (pink) Conchs: Immatre open Qeen Conchs, or rollers, are sbject to NAVSTAGTMOINST A reglations. Only one live shell per person per day. The shell mst be over 9 inches in length or the thinnest part of the lip mst be at least one-eighth of an inch thick. AMC Flight Advisories De to rnway closres at NAS Jacksonville, Fla., the Satrday, Oct. 23 rotator will operate in and ot of NAS Mayport, Fla. Passenger showtimes and departre times will remain the same. The AMC rotator flight on Dec. 25 has been moved to Thrsday, Dec. 23, and the AMC rotator for Jan. 1, 2011 has been moved to Monday, Jan. 3. Vehicle Registration Office has moved The vehicle registration office has moved from Blkeley Hall to the NEX Atrim. All service members mst be in niform. The VRO is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tesdays and Thrsdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, call the VRO at Revised ISD Cstomer Service Hors In order to provide better cstomer service, ISD will be closed from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Thrsdays for departmental training. We still accept troble tickets at helpdesk@snbgtmo.navy.mil or by calling Parent/Teacher Organization Meeting The next PTO meeting will be held Oct. 5 in the Elementary School PTO room at 6 p.m. All are welcome to attend. There will be free babysitting in the gym dring this time. For more information contact Shannon Fern by ing smsavarese@ yahoo.com or call Wage Srveys for Jamaican Residents Non-contractor Jamaican employees shold fill ot a 2010 wage srvey. The qestionnaire can be picked p at the Hman Resorces Office in Blkeley Hall, the Navy Exchange, MWR, or Navy Gateway Inns and Sites. Please retrn the srvey to the HRO office at Blkeley Hall no later than Oct. 23. Attire Military: Civilian: 235TH NAVY BIRTHDAY ball U.S. Navy Sailor: 235 Years of Tradition Oct. 16, :30-6:30 p.m. (Social Hor) 6:45 p.m. (Ceremony) Tickets on Sale Sept. 25 and 26: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 2 and 3: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 9 and 10: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ticket Prices E1-E4: $15 E5-E6: $20 E7-O3: $30 O4 & Above: $35 Civilians: $35 Men Alternate Get yor tickets Men this weekend Ginger Tenderloin Eggplant from 11 a.m. Parmigianino to 3 p.m. Twiced Baked Potato Spaghetti at the NEX Atrim! Green Bean Almondine Green Bean Almondine Tossed Salad/Dinner Rolls Tossed Salad/Dinner Rolls Coffee or Sweet Tea Coffee or Sweet Tea Dinner Dress Whites, Miniatre Medals (JTF: Best Uniform Available) Men - Formal Attire Women - Evening Dress For ticket information, contact: IT1(SW) Amber 4855 NCTAMS PS Naval Station HM1 Naval Hospital PO1 Nelson or PO JTF or amberly.bates@snbgtmo.navy.mil Red Cross Needs Volnteers The American Red Cross - GTMO needs volnteers for the 5K rn/walk held on Oct. 30. For more information, call the site manager at 5060 or CoganowS@sa.redcross.org. Toy Lending Library GTMO s toy lending library PCSing families coming to or leaving GTMO. Yo can borrow or donate toys. Please gtmogoods@gmail.com for more information. Post Office Closre The post office will be closed Colmbs Day, Monday, Oct. 11. Please arrange accordingly. Bayview Closre The Bayview and MWR Catering will be closed Oct Parent Night Ot 5:30 p.m. to midnight on Oct. 16 CDC for children 6 months throgh 5 years, Yoth Center for ages 5 to 12. Cost is $10, mst be pre-paid. FMI call the CDC at 3664 or the Yoth Center ar

7 GTMO Shopper October 1, 2010 Please send all classified ads to If the ad is sent to any other address, it may not be inclded in the Gazette. The deadline for classified ads is no later than noon the Tesday before pblication. Ads will rn for two weeks. If yor ad is no longer needed, please call the Pblic Affairs Office at the phone nmber below. If yor add needs to rn again, resbmit after two weeks. The pblic affairs office has final editorial decision and will edit ads based on content for space reqirements. For that reason, we ask that yor ad be no more than 20 to 25 words. Ext DIVE GEAR Mares Raptor Dive Fins. Small-Green. Barley sed. $50. Call 3368 or Snorkeling fins and masks (3 sets) $20+. Men s and women s sizes. Call Marks adlt open heel diving fins never sed, $50 Firm. Call ELECTRONICS White PSP Go, new. $90. Call or madcyko@yahoo.com. SCSI modem. $45. Available immediately. Call 3368 or Nikon D60 Digital SLR w/ Nikkor mm AF-S/ VR Lens; Nikkor mm AF-S/VR Zoom Lens; ND filters; 3 Spare Batteries & Charger; Battery Grip for Camera; Semi Soft Case for Camera & Lens Bag for Zoom Lens; 4gb memory card; Nikon Software; Compter Connecting Cable. $800 for all. preilly181@aol.com or call 8712(day), 3956(after 6 p.m.). Color TV. $45. Call SCSI modem. $45. Call Fat PSP + Many Extras. $125 OBO. Call or wadelowery@ gmail.com. PS3 160 GB Drakes Fortne Bndle incldes game, controller, all cords, extra Hi Def cords. $250. Ask for Tom after 4 p.m., x FURNITURE Bed, Dresser, Night Table, Box Spring & Mattress $100. Five 4x6Area Rgs, brown in varios patterns $8 each or all for $25. Two solid wood end tables - $20. Small Chest/TV stand $20. Call Small 3 drawer chest, $20. Call Corner compter desk $40. Call One brand new 3x5 green fringed rg with snflower print pattern - $12. Call Large solid wood desk w/ two 3-drawer file cabinets. 32 x68 x29 w/ Rolling Chair. $200 OBO. Call 75817, leave message. JEWELRY 14K yellow gold vintage pocket watch, 15- jewel, Roman nmeral markers. Mint condition. Flly fnctional. $200 Firm. Call Rebilt 1946 Hamilton wristwatch, Brandon swing lgs, 10K gold filled case, 17-jewel w/ new brown Speidel leather band, $150 Firm. Call Two new Gcci leather watchbands, black or brown, $15 ea. or $10 for both Firm. Call MISCELLANEOUS Yamaha Electric Gitar $260. w/ Amp, Gig bag, Picks,Strap & Strings & CD. Gitar Effects - Vox Tonelab ST, Tbe. $230. Yamaha Acostic Gitar $150. w/ Gig bag, CD, Strings & strap. Seymor Dncan Acostic pick-p $60. Gitar Cliff $25. Call / White SLG UL paintball gn. $215. Mint Condition with Original Packaging. wadelowery@ gmail.com. PETS Cat, free to a good home. Very sweet and playfl. Call after 4 p.m. or 4520 dring the day. VEHICLES 84 Honda Civic in excellent condition. $1,100 OBO. FMI 72610/ Ford Ranger; rns great $750 OBO. FMI 72610/ Black Mazda extended pick-p trck/2dr, excellent, atomatic, AC. No maintenance needed. CD player, 109,000 K. $4,200. Call Nash at Dodge Neon. A/C, new tires/front brakes, compter. $3500. Call / Ford D. Manal. Excellent Condition, AC. $5,800 OBO. Call JMSTAR Motor Scooter, 250 cc 4-cyl engine, red/silver with 401 miles on engine. Needs to have electrical problem fixed/right mirror replaced. Comes w/ 2 helmets. $350. Call VEHICLES 06 Szki DR-Z400SM, BB Vale $3765 asking $3200 OBO, New Battery and Oil Change, all original docmentation and Owner s Manal Inclded. FMI Scion TC, Flly loaded, excellent condition, CD. 17 Rims, tinted windows, Low millage, snroofs, $15,500 OBO. Call Alex or mstafagiryan@yahoo.com. 01 Kawasaki 1500cc Vlcan cstom classic. Kryakyn hypercharger grip set w/ throttle boss, 2:1 exhast, new mstang seat/backrest, wind shield, tires, floor boards, cstom ignition, chrome paint, saddle bags, gloves, helmet and vest. Low miles. Never laid down. $5,000. Call or TEXTBOOKS Econ293. $35. Call LOST & FOUND Lost: Zippo Lighter. Left it on the bs. Large coin on the back and US ship on front. Cash reward, name a price, no qestions. Call WANTED Retread needs a vocalist and sbstitte gitarist. Serios inqiries only. Own gear preferred bt not necessary. Call or mamacoco78@gmail.com. King size bed frame w/ head board. Call Bid Whist players to play at Rick s Longe Wednesdays, 7-9 p.m. Call for more info. TUTORING Math or langage arts ttoring. Certified DoDDS Montana state secondary teacher available. Will ttor in yor home or mine. Please call to set p a time and location. GARAGE SALES Satrday, Oct. 2. Villamar 20C, 9 a.m. to noon. Satrday, Oct 2. VL 14C a.m. Childrens / womens clothes. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE EDUCATION ACTIVITY For more information, call #10-CUB-166 Edcation & Training Technician. GS Closes Dec. 31. IOM POSITIONS For more information, call Administration and Finance Consltant Dties inclde: acconts receivable/payable, bdget maintenance, preparation of monthly and qarterly financial reports, maintain meeting mintes, and bank reconciliations. Knowledge in SAP Front End Financial System is a pls. For more information, please call Kelli HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE JOBS For more information, call HRO at #LH : Bsiness Manager at NAVSTA. (GS ) #LH : Spervisory General Engineer at USNH (GS ) #LH : Materials Handler at FISC (WG ) #LH : Facilities Management Specialist at USNH (GS ) #LH : Family Life Specialist at FFSC (GS ) #LH : Secrity Specialist at NCTAMS (GS ) #LH : Spervisory Telecommnications Specialist at NCTAMS (GS ) GTMO JOB OPPORTUNITIES Hosing Escort Officers at the Migrant Operations Center. Eligible applicants mst have 1 year secrity experience. Call Yolanda Lacaba at or a resme to ylacaba@geogrop.com. Adjnct Teaching Faclty at Colmbia College. Mltiple sbjects needed. yor resme to Mike Matheny at mpmatheny@ccis.ed. Enrollment Assistant at Colmbia College. yor resme to Mike Matheny at mpmatheny@ccis.ed. Fll time cashier/admin at Paperclips. Immediate Job Opening, mst be a U.S. citizen. For more information call Andrew or Mona at x74603 or x ABANDONED VEHICLE LISTING As per NAVSTAGTMO Secrity Department can hold vehicles for only 120 days. Vehicles are trned over to Bremcor as per NAVBASEGT- MO F Abandoned Property Board instrction. Only the registered owner or his agent may claim the vehicle; do not call asking to prchase. For more information, contact CE2 Ulep 4325, Monday Thrsday or Joseph.Ulep@snbgtmo.navy.mil Reg. Nmber Year Make Model Color VIN Unknown 1989 Dodge Caravan White Unknown Unknown 1973 Ford Unknown Ble UNREADABLE C Chevrolet Covelt Ble Unknown Unknown Unknown Arctic Cat Daytona/ White RAJ05520C494 Tigershark C Bick Regal Black 1G4GJ47YXGP Unknown 1985 Dodge Colt Teal JB3BA24K0GV62404 Unknown 1980 Ford Mstang Matte black 8F02Y C-5217 Unknown Chevy Corisca White 1G1LT5345PY C-4716 Unknown Dodge 1500 Trck Ble 1GNEV16K2KF C-3594 Unknown Toyota Corolla White JT2EL31D8J C Dodge Shadow Green 1B3XP6839PN12060 C Ford Escort Gray 3598FW Unknown Unknown Chevrolet Chevy Van 20 White 1GCEG25Z5M Unknown Unknown Chevrolet Chevy Van 10 White 1GCDG15 D3E C Chevrolet SUV Blazer Green 1G8LD1BJ3FF Unknown 1996 Ford Van Black 1FTEE1424VHA54838 Unknown 1985 Dodge RAM Ble 2B4HB214FK25936 C-6018 Unknown Chevrolet Chevette Prple 151HH08C7E C-3645 Unknown Toyota Corolla Brown TE C Ford Ranger Yellow Unknown Unknown Unknown Chevrolet Pick-p Black 2GCDC14H4D Unknown 1985 Nissan Sentra Ble 1N4PB1258GC C Ford F-150 Ble/Gray 1FTJW35H4SEA43152 C Datsn 510 Tan FHLA Unknown 1987 Ford Tempo G-L Maroon 2AFAPP36X2JB Unknown 1979 Honda Civic Ble/Gray SEC Unknown Unknown Ford Ranger Black JN6MDD1YX- BW Unknown 1991 Cheverolet Corisca Biege 1GLT5SG4ME Unknown 1985 Cheverolet Cheve Van30 White 1GCG35M8F C-8899 Unknown Ford Mstang Gray F6F04Y175155F C Dodge RAM 350 White K2B5WB35Y4K- K341250K Unknown 1979 Cheverolet Costme Delxe Beige CT24A Unknown Unknown Ford Mstang Ble Unknown C GMC Sierra Red Unreadable C-9797 Unknown Volvo 740 GLE Darkble YV1FX884XJ C Chevrolet Costm Delx White 16CGK24M8F0J C Chevrolet Pick-p Mlti 1GECK24M8FJ Unknown Unknown Ford Mstang Ble C Chevrolet Sbrban Black 16NER1CK0LF C-5883 Unknown Chevrolet S-10 White Unknown C Pontiac 6000 Brown 2GLAF19X1E C Ford LTD Brown Gray 2FABP35F3C Victoria C Chevrolet Pick-p Trck Brown CC144FA27083 Unknown 1985 Toyota Pick-p Green JT4RN56D0F Unknown 1986 Ford F-150 White LFTDF15Y6GNB11816 C Chevrolet G-20 Van Red 26BE625K3P C Ford F-150 Black 1FTEF515N4KA25540 C Cheverolet Cavalier Green 1G1JC1244VM C Chrysler Diplomat Brown 1B3BG56POFX C Ford Aerostar Black 1FTCA14U7LZA55235 C Ford F-150 Red/black F2FTD15Y5DCA71844 Unknown Unknown Ford LTD Victoria White/Gray 2FABPFXFX C Ford Econoline White 1FTDE14YXFHA Ford Clb Wagon White 1FBJS31H9SHC03305 Unknown Unknown Dodge Ram White / 1B7KD36W2F Black C-3736 Unknown Chevy Oldsmobile Ble Unreadable C Pontiac Grand AM Light Ble 1G2NE14U8KC Unknown 1980 Toyota Corolla Black/Ble TE C Chevy Blazer Camoflage CKL18AF Unknown 1986 Dodge Ram White JB7FL29E2HP C Pontiac Grand Am Black 1GNNE1434PM C Cheverolet Chevette Ble 1G1A3B38CX- CY Unknown Unknown Chevrolet Corisca Ble 1G1LT53G3MY C-0499 Unknown Toyota Hilx Ble Unknown C Dodge Ram 150 White 1B7GE16X9LS Unknown Unknown Oldsmobile Delxe88 White/Ble 1G3HN54COJ C Ford Mstang Ble 9F02Y C-8654 Unknown Ford Unknown Gray/black F15ECHJ4834 Unknown 1989 Chevy S-10 White 1gccs C Ford F-350 White/Black 1FJW35H4SGA43152 Unknown 1989 Ford Ranger White/Ble 1FTCR10A8KUC44783 Unknown Unknown Chevy Unknown Gray 1B680AA C-0495 Unknown Unknown Unknown Black Unknown Unknown 1981 Toyota Celica Black/Red Unknown Unknown 1986 Chevy Cavalier Black 1G1JE27POG Unknown 1994 Bick Centry White 1GH- 4AG55M0P C Chevrolet Cavalier Ble 1G1JC1117KJ C Chrysler Plymoth Grey 102NE2708GC Unknown Unknown Pontiac Unknown Green 1B3CA44K1JG Unknown Johnson Unknown Yellow Unknown 7

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