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PEARL HARBOR - The Navy announced Feb. 5 plans to send
one of its newest amphibious transport dock ships to Sasebo, Japan,
demonstrating the United States’ commitment to the defense of Japan
and the security and stability of the vital Asia-Pacific.
San Diego-based USS Green Bay will join 7th Fleet in February
2015. She will replace USS Denver, which is the Navy’s oldest ship
on active duty next to USS Constitution, serving since 1968.
Green Bay is a member of the latest amphibious transport dock
class and represents a significant improvement in capability for the
fleet. She is equipped with an advanced command and control suite;
increased lift capacity with substantial increases in vehicle and cargo
carrying capability; and advanced ship survivability features. The
ship supports the rapid transfer of personnel and equipment via the
landing craft and MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft, making this ship
a critical element for ARGs and expeditionary strike groups.
USS Peleliu (LHA 5), homeported in San Diego, will proceed to
the 7th Fleet area of responsibility to mitigate the gap in amphibious
presence until Green Bay’s arrival.
SURFPAC welcomes 2013 SOY finalists
by MC2 Karolina Oseguera
SAN DIEGO - The staff of Naval Surface Force, Pacific Fleet
(SURFPAC) welcomed seven Sailors and their spouses for the annual Sea and Shore Sailor of the Year (SOY) Week in San Diego
Feb. 9-14.
Each year, the SURFPAC SOY Program recognizes Sailors who
best represent the large number of superior and dedicated professionals within SURFPAC squadrons and shore commands.
The events of the week honor each finalist for their contributions
to their commands and local communities while evaluating their
military bearing, professional performance and leadership skills as
they compete for the SOY title.
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selected to compete at this level,” said SURFPAC Force Master Chief
(SW/AW) Brannon Knox. “These Sailors represent the highest levels
of honor, courage and commitment to the Navy and our nation.”
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military and civilian community leaders through office calls and
social functions throughout the week.
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Pacific; Quartermaster 1st Class Petty Officer (SW) Erika A. Lira,
Assault Craft Unit Five; and Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Petty Officer (FMF/EXW/PJ) Jeremiah D. McArthur, Pre-Commissioning
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America’s
sea-going force returns
to amphibious roots
by MC1 John Scorza
Pascagoula, Miss. - After
more than a decade of fighting
in Iraq and Afghanistan, the
U.S. Marine Corps is retooling
and repositioning itself back to
its traditional role of operating
with agility from the sea.
deep inland, the new generation
of Marine is preparing for roles
ranging from conventional warfighting, air assault and humanitarian assistance missions.
Pre-Commissioning Unit
(PCU) America (LHA 6) is a
new amphibious assault platform
specifically designed for the Marine Corps in order to reposition
Instead of training almost
exclusively to fight enemies
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and effectively return Marines to
their roots as a sea-going force.
The ship is in the final stages
of construction in Pascagoula,
Miss. The ship’s mission will be
to embark, transport, control, insert, sustain and extract elements
of Marine air-ground task forces,
and support forces by helicopters
and tilt-rotor aircraft.
The first America-class ship
is designed to support a variety
of fixed and rotary-wing aircraft
consisting of the MV-22B Osprey, F-35B Joint Strike Fighter,
AV-8B Harrier II, CH-53D/E
Sea Stallion helicopters, CH46D/E Sea Knight helicopters,
AH-1W Super Cobra helicopters and U.S. Navy MH-60S/R
helicopters.
This multi-mission assortment of aircraft will bring new
mission capabilities to the fleet.
The realignment and expansion
of the aviation maintenance facilities provides more room for
aircraft parts and increased aviation fuel capacity. In addition,
the ship’s enlarged hangar bay
PCU America, due to be homeported in San Diego. Navy photo
offers more room for aircraft,
making the ship perfect for aviation-centric missions.
“America was designed for
19 additional [aviation maintenance] spaces,” said Marine
Gunnery Sgt. Jesse Ramirez.
“I don’t believe the impact of
the ship’s design will really be
felt until the full-blown aviation
combat element comes aboard
and those maintainers look back
and say, ‘It was so much easier to
keep [more] aircraft up and functional vice other [amphibious
ships] with the limited amount
of maintenance spaces.’”
Ramirez said that with the
addition of these spaces on PCU
America, the expectation will
be to keep more aircraft serviceable, as well as implement
faster turn-around times when
performing maintenance.
an opportunity for the Marine
Corps to concentrate more on
a wide-spectrum of amphibious
operations.
sel, the ship’s capabilities and
design are specifically pointed
at those two warfighting assets,”
said Duhe.
“It is important to the Marine
Corps, as we downsize our force,
that we focus on amphibious [capability],” said Duhe. “We need
to ‘right-size’ our force and our
equipment, so that we can tune
into our role within the nation’s
defense. It is influencing potential crisis from the sea, as an
air-ground Navy-Marine team,
that sets the Marines apart from
other services. It is our primary
identity.”
America has wasted no time
embarking and enabling Marines to familiarize themselves
with what will soon be the
Navy’s newest amphibious asset. On Feb. 5 and 6 tours were
held for Marine Force Reserve
(MARFORRES) located in New
Orleans, La.
Duhe also said this ship will
be more capable in handling
MV-22 Osprey and F-35B Joint
Strike Fighter missions when
compared to any other current
ship in the fleet.
“The Marine Corps operates
the Osprey now. We are bringing
in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
soon. For all the hard work that
has gone into building this ves-
For Marine Chief Warrant
Officer 4 Shane Duhe, PCU
America’s combat cargo officer, he sees PCU America as
“Conducting tours now is
important, especially for junior
Marines because we are on the
tail end of a ground-fighting
war in [the Middle East], and
for so many Marines, this is
all they have known during
their careers,” said Duhe. “The
Commandant’s guidance is for
everyone to revisit operations
from the sea, of an expeditionary nature, so I’m happy to be a
part of this.”
The tours consisted of Ma
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by Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - The United States continues to
plan for a post-2014 training and assistance mission
in Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel
said Feb. 7 despite the fact that Afghan President
Hamid Karzai continues to delay the signing of an
agreement that would allow for the new mission.
Force] commanders for a post-2014 mission.”
That mission is to train, assist and advise
Afghan forces and to conduct counterterrorism
operations as needed.
Afghan forces are in the lead throughout the
country, Hagel said, but they still have some
shortcomings - notably in logistics and intelligence and reconnaissance. Building institutions
Hagel and senior commanders met with President Barack Obama at the White House on Feb.
4 and discussed the retrograde
of forces and equipment from
Defense Secretary Chuck
Afghanistan, as well as all the
Hagel briefs the press
other dimensions of the effort
at the Pentagon. DOD
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photo by Erin A. KirkPentagon news conference.
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Chairman promises vigorous
military ethics campaign
by Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - Recent
lapses in military ethics have
Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey’s
full attention, and he promises a
military campaign to reinvigorate the profession of arms.
The chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff made the pledge
in statements he issued following Defense Secretary Chuck
Hagel’s Feb. 7 news conference
on the issue.
“This challenge didn’t accumulate overnight, and it won’t
be solved overnight,” said.
Dempsey said the importance
of understanding the challenge
that ethical lapse pose to the military, adding that military officials
must continue to “see the challenge clearly and precisely.”
“Acts of crime, misconduct,
ethical breaches, command climate and stupidity each require
a distinct solution,” he said. “But
the overall solution is attention
to who we are as a profession.
And that’s my focus.”
The American people have
high regard for their military,
and in most cases, the chairman
said, that high regard is welldeserved.
“The overwhelming majority of our military leaders are
tremendous professionals and
citizens who show up to serve,
to bring their best, and often sacrifice greatly,” he said. “There
will always be those who let
down the team and the nation,
“The trust of the
American people, and
frankly, the trust our
young troops place in
us as leaders, is too
important. We can’t
afford to let the transgressions of the few
undermine the trust
and credibility of our
entire profession.”
and when they do, we will hold
them accountable.
“The trust of the American
people, and frankly, the trust
our young troops place in us as
leaders, is too important,” he
continued. “We can’t afford to
let the transgressions of the few
undermine the trust and credibility of our entire profession.”
Dempsey began his campaign
to highlight the profession of
arms even before he became
chairman. He began looking at
the effects of prolonged war on
the profession when he served
as the commander of the Army’s
Training and Doctrine Command. This picked up speed
when he served as the Army
chief of staff, and expanded
when he became chairman.
During a recent interview,
Dempsey said he views the
campaign in military terms - a
campaign in the military vocabulary implies a series of actions, all intended to converge
on a desired outcome.
“The desired outcome in
this campaign is that the force
rekindles its understanding and
resolve as a profession and then
recommits itself to that which
makes us a profession: our
unique skills and attributes,
commitment to continuing
education, and the agreement to
live to a specific set of values,”
he said.
Still, the chairman said, it is
not the war that caused these
ethical lapses. “It is the pace,
and our failure to understand
that at that pace, we were neglecting the tools that manage
us as a profession over time,”
he said.
Donald Cook departs for new permanent station in Rota
NORFOLK - USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) departed her homeport of Norfolk, Va. Jan. 31 on her
way to Rota, Spain, as the first of four Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers to be stationed
there.
“The U.S. has a historically strong partnership with Spain, and the strength of that relationship is
exemplified today as the first of four U.S. Navy destroyers departs for Rota, Spain,” said Secretary
of the Navy Ray Mabus. “Permanently forward deploying four ships in Rota will enable us to be in
the right place, not just at the right time, but all the time.”
In 2012, Mabus announced the BMD-capable destroyers Donald Cook, USS Ross (DDG 71), and
USS Porter (DDG 78) from Norfolk, and USS Carney (DDG 64) from Mayport, Fla. will be stationed
in Rota. Donald Cook will arrive in mid-February.
Commanders should keep sex assault courts-martial authority
WASHINGTON - The independent Response Systems to Adult Sexual Assault Crimes Panel has
accepted a subcommittee recommendation that senior military commanders retain authority for
referring these crimes to courts-martial.
DOD officials have long maintained that the authority is needed to maintain good order and discipline, and that commanders will be integral to ending sexual assault in the ranks.
The Role of the Commander Subcommittee took an in-depth look at the issue before coming up
with the recommendation. One member of the subcommittee - Elizabeth Hillman - dissented, but
the full panel voted to accept the recommendations 7-2.
USS Germantown CMC relief made permanent
SASEBO, Japan - The Jan. 7 temporary relief of USS Germantown (LSD 42) command master
chief (CMDCM) was made permanent by Commander, Pacific Fleet, Adm. Harry Harris, Jr., Feb.
11.
The relief of CMDCM Jesus Galura stems from an investigation into allegations of sexual assault made by a Germantown crew member. Because an ongoing NCIS investigation continues to
look at overall command climate as well as allegations of misconduct by Galura and potentially
others, the Navy cannot provide details.
After reviewing the completed command investigation, Harris determined Galura’s relief should
be made permanent due to loss of confidence in his ability to effectively lead the Chiefs Mess and
be a contributing member of the command triad.
Command Master Chief Jeffrey Steinly, currently assigned to Commander, Pacific Fleet, has assumed duties as the Germantown command master chief.
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to Amphibious Squadron 11.
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WASHINGTON - The Veterans Affairs Department launched
a new online tool Feb. 4 to make
it easier for veterans, service
members and family members
to calculate their Post-9/11 GI
Bill benefits and learn more
about VA’s approved colleges,
universities and other education
and training programs across
the country.
“We’re pleased that Post-9/11
veterans are taking advantage
of this significant benefit program,” said Allison A. Hickey,
undersecretary of veterans affairs for benefits. “The new GI
Bill Comparison Tool will help
future beneficiaries as they make
decisions about what education
or training program best fits
their needs.”
The GI Bill Comparison Tool
provides key information about
college affordability and brings
together information from more
than 17 different online sources
and three federal agencies, including the number of students
receiving VA education benefits
at each school. It is one item
in a series of resources VA is
launching in response to President Barack Obama’s Executive Order 13607, which directs
agencies to implement and promote “Principles of Excellence”
for education institutions that
interact with veterans, service
members and their families, and
to ensure beneficiaries have the
information they need to make
educated choices about VA
education benefits and approved
programs, VA officials said.
Recently, VA instituted a GI
Bill online complaint system,
designed to collect feedback
from vets, service members and
their families who are experiencing problems with educational
institutions receiving funding
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VA honors the service of veterans every
day. But this week, as Valentine’s Day
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educational benefits programs,
including benefits programs provided by the Post-9/11 GI Bill
and the DoD’s military tuition
assistance program.
The executive order, signed
April 27, 2012, directs federal
agencies to provide meaningful
cost and quality information
on schools, prevent deceptive
recruiting practices and provide
high-quality academic and student support services.
VA works closely with partner
institutions to ensure the GI Bill
beneficiaries’ needs are met, noting that more than 5,000 education institutions have agreed to
the Principles of Excellence.
This week is VA’s annual National Salute to Veteran Patients - a
time to pay tribute to America’s heroes - the men and women they care
for and serve. Men and women who
have given more than most to protect and
preserve all we hold dear as Americans.
VA is opening the doors to communities so every citizen will
have the chance to thank a veteran and learn more about volunteering at VA medical centers to build or practice their unique
skills in support of the veterans who defended their homes and
freedoms. The salute will feature free musical concerts, Valentines
from Americans around the country, and special ceremonies for
the nation’s veterans from appreciative citizens.
The purpose of National Salute to Veteran Patients program
is to pay tribute and express appreciation to veterans, increase
community awareness of the role of the VA medical center,
encourage citizens to visit hospitalized veterans, and to become
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The Post-9/11 GI Bill is a
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service members who have
served on active duty for 90 or
more days since Sept. 10, 2001,
are eligible.
Since 2009, VA has distributed
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1 million veterans, service members and their families, as well as
to the universities, colleges and
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House passes in-state tuition for vets
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enable G.I. Bill recipients to receive in-state tuition rates at any
public college or university in the country, not just those in a
veteran’s state of residence. The bill also contains a number
of other provisions designed to enhance veterans’ benefits and
bring more accountability and efficiency to the Department of
VA, including: a five year ban on performance bonuses for VA
Senior Executive Service employees; an extension of Veterans
Retraining and Assistance Program job training benefits through
May 31 - the program is currently set to expire March 31; stronger
infectious disease reporting requirements for
VA
hospitals; a requirement for VA health officials to obtain the consent of patients
before electronically monitoring them
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The Defense Department
must slow the rate of growth in
military pay and compensation
or the organization will not
be able to fight and win the
nation’s wars, Acting Deputy
Defense Secretary Christine
H. Fox said here today.
Fox, testifying before the
Senate Armed Services Committee, said DOD must get a
handle on pay and benefits or
risk sending service members
into harm’s way unprepared.
The deputy thanked the
senators for supporting the
Bipartisan Budget Act, which
she said mitigates the worst
of the problems DOD faces
under the Budget Control Act
of 2011. Still, she added, it
only goes through the next two
years, and this is a long-term
problem.
tration is allowed to persist,
our analysis shows that it
will lead to a force that is too
small, inadequately equipped
and insufficiently trained to
fully defend the nation’s interests.”
“If this department is going to maintain a future force
that is properly sized, modern
and ready, we clearly cannot
maintain the last decade’s
rate of military compensation
growth,” Fox said.
Given this budgetary background, DOD civilian and
military leaders have said time
and again that the one-third of
the defense budget consumed
by military compensation
cannot be exempt as an area
of defense savings. “We must
find ways to slow the rate of
growth,” Fox told the committee.
Military service is about
more than just a paycheck.
The jobs and service military
personnel perform are as important.
Inflation-adjusted pay and
benefit costs are 40 percent
higher than in 2001, even
though the active force today
is just slightly larger. Defense
health care costs alone have
grown from less than $20
billion in 2001 to nearly $50
billion in 2013. Payments for
housing costs also have increased faster than inflation.
“Beyond those two years,
the BCA remains the law of
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harm’s way, this disservice
can quickly transition into
a breach of trust,” Fox said.
“Here I am referring to our
collective, sacred obligation
to provide our troops with
the finest training and equipment possible, so that they
can deploy to combat able to
accomplish their mission and
return to their families.”
The department does have
recommendations for slowing
the growth of compensation
fairly and effectively, Fox
said. “Most notably, just this
year, Congress accepted a 1
percent basic pay raise, even
though the employment cost
index called for an increase of
1.8 percent. We are currently
reviewing all military pays
Fox spoke directly to the
“COLA-minus-one” or “CPIminus-one” provision included as part of the Bipartisan
Budget Act.
The provision required
capping cost-of-living raises
in retirement pay for working-age military retirees at
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of this provision, the acting
deputy defense secretary said,
including its effect on retirees
not currently exempted.
“If the Congress decides
to retain the CPI-minus-one
approach, we strongly recommend it be modified to
include ‘grandfathering,’”
she said.
Fox called on Congress to
refrain from changing military
retirement until the Military
Compensation and Retirement
Modernization Commission
presents its final report in
February 2015.
“There are many ways we
might change military retirement, including more fundamental reforms,” she said.
“Because the CPI-minusone provision does not go into
effect until December 2015,
there is ample time for such
a careful review, including
waiting for the commission to
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Their parents often used shame,
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Managers will often “raise”
their employees in the same
way their parents raised them.
Now, obviously, nobody is going to literally spank you in the
workplace, but there are many
ways to use anxiety, shame and
fear of the manager to attempt to
keep employees in line.
The 20-something crowd,
conversely, was generally raised
with high emotional validation
and often nearly no discipline.
Baby boomer parents likely
thought that doing the opposite
of what their parents did to them
was a better way to parent.
The strength of baby boomers
is that they will work like dogs
with very little emotional reward
and strive for excellence. The
strength of 20-year-olds is that
they strive to make work a path
for personal growth, enrichment
and meaning.
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fear of failure, or demands to
inspire younger workers. You
will need to look at the work you
are asking them to do through a
new set of glasses. Ask yourself
the following questions:
1. What is the future of the
job they are doing? Yes, they
might be answering phones today but does it give them great
interpersonal skills, contacts and
organizational skills? How can
this be useful to them?
2. What kind of fun activities
will they have access to? Do
you have birthday parties and
summer picnics? Do you give
employees exposure to interesting events?
3. If they stay long term in
your job, what benefits will
they receive in three months, six
months, or a year? The benefits
they care about are appreciation,
fun, and growth opportunities.
4. Do you assume that the
prime motivation for your
younger employee is money?
Yes, the salary needs to be
competitive, but this generation doesn’t believe in
delayed gratification. Even if
you are competitive, can you
clearly articulate what makes
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and groovy (for you former
hippies)?
All my baby boomer executive clients agree with you that
they want to bite their younger
employees who can’t seem to
just show up, work hard, suffer,
and stick with a job because it
is the “right” thing to do. Then
again, younger employees can
teach us baby boomers that life
is short, the richness of work
should go beyond a paycheck,
and the journey of life is sweeter
when we include fun.
Your 20-year-old employees
believe that all work and no play
means their resume goes back
into circulation. Twenty-yearolds are capable of doing the
same fine job you get easily from
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Education opportunities soar at sea CSS voting assistance team encourages Sailors to register to vote
“The tutoring program is a volunteer program aboard Boxer set up
to help our shipmates that are taking
college courses,” said Chief Navy
Career Counselor Jane Epaloose,
one of the tutors aboard.
“I jumped at the opportunity to
create a tutoring program aboard
Boxer because to me, there is no better way to use my time,” said Lt. j.g.
Chelsea Irish, program coordinator,
who started the program to help
Sailors and provide an opportunity
for assistance.
The program has no schedule
restrictions and is set up so each
Sailor can receive as much help as
needed to ensure success. And tutors
are available to offer help in a wide
variety of subjects.
“We have 25 tutors available
aboard Boxer, that have bachelor’s
degrees or higher, for subjects such
as math, science, history and social
sciences,” said Epaloose. “Tutoring
is available around the schedule of
the tutor and the student, as long as
both members have the time,” said
Epaloose.
A student that worked with Epaloose enjoyed the extra help needed
for her classes.
“I was really struggling with my
English and with the stress of work
it really helped to go to her and have
the help,” said Aviation Boatswain’s
Mate 3rd Class Joni Bills.
Bills initiated the idea of a tutoring program by making a suggestion
in the commanding officers suggestion box.
“I was struggling, and I was
going to people asking questions.
I thought if only we had a program
that streamlined people that want
to help to the students it would help
me and others in the same situation,”
said Bills.
Bills feels appreciative of having her tutoring idea turn into a
realization.
“It takes the stress off. When one
is struggling, rather than panic about
it you know where to turn to and
what to do, and it feels good knowing that there may be other people in
my situation who will have a place
to turn to for the help,” she said.
At sea, students have limited
resources and don’t get the same
opportunities that traditional college
students get.
“I think a tutoring program is
important because most of our
degree programs in the Navy are
online, and sometimes the student
might need a little hands on instruction to help them understand the
subject matter more clearly,” said
Epaloose.
Irish says Sailors are motivated
to get the help they need through
tutors standing by to assist them in
reaching their goals.
“In today’s world a college
education is essential. It opens the
door to a multitude of opportunities. Knowing that my shipmates
have a place to turn for help with
their studies is rewarding for me,”
Irish said.
Earning an associate’s degree
earns a Sailor two points on the
Navy Advancement Exam, and a
bachelor’s degree earns a Sailor
four.
“Every Sailor should take the
maximum benefits they can while
serving their country. The only
barrier to achieving your dreams is
you,” said Epaloose.
Boxer is the flagship for the
Boxer Amphibious Ready Group
and, with the embarked 13th Marine
Expeditionary Unit, is deployed in
support of maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area
of responsibility.
by MCC (AW/SW) Shawn
D. Graham,
The voting assistance team
(VAT) assigned to Center for
Service Support (CSS) is ensuring that Sailors and civilian
employees assigned to the command’s large network of schools
and learning sites have the tools
and information necessary to
vote in upcoming elections.
portant and you can clearly see
its ramifications in the local
elections,” said Butts. “These
elections directly affect positions
like a town mayor, vice mayor,
congressman and school boards.
We must not overlook our rights.
Not using your rights can lead
to an ineffective leader being
elected into office, which will
impact everyone.”
“CSS encourages everyone
who does not reside within
their home voting precincts to
complete and return an absentee
ballot to their legal residence
for the upcoming elections,”
said Chief Culinary Specialist
(SS) Fred Butts, CSS voting
assistance officer (VAO). “It’s
simple to register, but I highly
recommend that potential voters
register early and contact their
states to verify that their ballots
were received, once received,
they (the states) will mail it back
with a tracking number.”
According to the Federal Voting Assistance Program website,
voting assistance officers around
the world aim for 100 percent
contact and availability of Federal Post Card applications (to
all personnel and dependents.
The organization emphasizes
the importance of early action
on the part of the voter in order
to obtain a ballot for the general
election well in advance of State
deadlines for registration and
ballot request.
Butts said the registration
process to vote absentee is the
same for every Sailor, Marine,
Soldier and Airman, whether
they are stationed in the continental U.S. or overseas and
can be accomplished in person
at a voting assistance office or
online at www.fvap.gov with
a completed Federal Post Card
application.
“The registration process was
very quick and easy for me,”
said Chief Personnel Specialist
(SW/AW) Roger Drumheller,
CSS personnel specialist (PS)
training manager. “I completed
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by MC3 Mayra A. Knight,
USS Boxer Public Affairs
Taking college courses at sea
can often be a challenge for service
members because of the long hours
and demanding schedule. Aboard
the amphibious assault ship USS
Boxer (LHD 4), a tutoring program
has been established to help Sailors
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registration before transferring
here. It was completed online
without any problems. It is
everyone’s responsibly as an
American to vote. Sometimes we
take our right to vote for granted
while so many people in different countries are denied this
simple, basic right. I encourage
everyone to register.”
The voting process is not
limited to those from the 50
U.S. states, but also includes
residents of U.S. territories and
the District of Columbia. Sailors
who desire to vote in a federal
primary or special election in
March, April or May 2014, are
encouraged to visit FVAP.gov
for information on state deadlines and requirements.
CSS and its seven learning
sites provide Sailors with the
knowledge and skills required
to support the fleet’s warfighting
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250 staff and faculty members
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“She not only did what was
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beyond. She has been to almost
every homecoming we have had
and provided valuable input.
She has taken almost every
class available to help her keep
the unit up to date on valuable
information. I would not hesitate
to put her up for a FRO position.
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responsibility she would have on
her shoulders.”
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ence as a Marine spouse to help Guardsman, served in Operation
1st MLG families prepare for Desert Storm when she was
upcoming deployments.
young. Her experience then
impacts her life now.
She logged more than 600
volunteer hours supporting the
“When my father deployed
Family Readiness Officer, vol- to Desert Storm it was just [my
unteered as an aide at her son’s mother, sister and me] for the
school, coached her children’s longest time,” said Dannielle,
sports teams, assisted with Ma- a 28-year-old native of Rapid
rine Corps Ball fundraisers and City, S.D. “I remember having
became the curriculum team awesome community support.
leader for the Leadership Edu- I learned to have an open mind
cation Seminar, which educates about people. I learned there is
spouses on taking leadership always somebody somewhere
roles.
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worse than you are, and it’s im“I’m really proud of what she portant to lend a helping hand.”
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the Reverend Darrel Meyers and many Palestinian organizations
Mrs. Sue Randerson speaking working nonviolently to resist
about their recent trip to Israel the illegal Israeli occupation of
and the Occupied Territories. their lands. They also attended
The trip was led by the Rev. the 9th international conference
Dr. Donald Wagner, Program of Sabeel in Jerusalem, which
Director for Friends of Sabeel focused on the topic, “The Bible
North America. Sabeel is an and Occupation,” and was atecumenical liberation theology tended by hundreds of people
center founded in Jerusalem 25 from around the world.
years ago by the Rev. Dr. Naim
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Dannielle, wife of Gunnery Sgt. Dustin Maxwell,
Landing Support Co. Gunnery Sergeant, CLR-17, 1st
MLG, distinguished herself throughout 2013 for her
hard work and dedication to her family, community,
and her husband’s unit. She was honored as the 1st
MLG Spouse of the Year.
was nice knowing [other spouses] took the time to help me [transition into the new life style],” she said. “That’s why I do what I
do. Those spouses really helped me then, and I want to do that for
others as well.”
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“We used to joke that during [my husband’s] Marine Corps career,
he is off saving the world, and I’d always say, ‘When you’re done
being GI Joe, I get to save the world on my terms,’” she said. “I just
couldn’t wait around anymore.”
Dannielle and her husband will soon move to Iwakuni, Japan,
where she will have yet another opportunity to impact the community.
by Yan Kennon
February is American Heart
Month - an important month in
the fight against heart disease.
Heart disease is caused by
plaque buildup in the walls of
arteries, causing narrowing and
blood flow restriction.
risk for heart disease, but it is
preventable and controllable,”
said Capt. Paula Chamberlain,
Naval Hospital (NH) Jacksonville’s director for public health.
“Controllable risk factors for
heart disease include: smoking,
obesity and overweight, physical inactivity, diabetes mellitus,
high cholesterol and high blood
pressure. Other controllable
risks include stress, alcohol and
nutrition.”
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Non-active children are also
at risk for heart disease.
It remains the nation’s No. 1
killer for both men and women,
taking the lives of about 715,000
Americans every year - approximately one out of every
four deaths. It can also result
in serious illness, disability and
decreased quality of life.
“Everyone is potentially at
According to the U.S. Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention, cardiovascular disease (including heart disease and stroke)
costs the U.S. $312.6 billion
each year - to include the costs of
healthcare services, medications
and lost productivity.
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Places of Worship
B
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ayview Baptist Church
6126 Benson Avenue, SD 92114 (619) 262-8384
Sunday 7:45 am and 11 am Worship Service
Wednesday 6pm Youth Fellowship,7pm WNL Wednesday Nig
"A Multi-Cultural, Multi Ethnic, Multi Generational Church"
www.bayviewbc.org
alvary Chapel Coronado
1224 10 St Suite 103
Coronado CA 92118 (619) 435-8233
www.calvarychapelcoronado.com
Sunday Worship 9:30 -11(childrens Sunday school)
Wednesday Bible Study 7pm to 8:30 pm
C
hrist Community Church
C
ity of Praise
Come back to church in 2014! Bring the entire family!
Sundays at 9:00 am & 10:30 am with Children's Ministries for All Kids!
Friday Evening Youth Ministries - Middle & High School - 6:30 pm
9535 Kearny Villa Rd., Mira Mesa 92126;Located just off Miramar Rd. & I-15
www.gotochrist.com or (858) 549-2479
The Perfect Place for Imperfect People to Mature in Christ!
A place to belong with exciting life related messages for everyday living.
See you at Sunday School - 9:00am & Sunday Moring Celebration-10:30am
Tues Bible Connection-7pm Location: 2321 Dryden Rd., El Cajon, CA 92020
619.749.1767 visit us at www.thecityofpraise.org & twitter@citybishop
Bishop Stephen M. Brunson, Senior Pastor, USN, Retired
hrist Community Church
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aith Tabernacle Church
F
irst Baptist Church
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mmaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
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4019 48th Street
San Diego, CA 92105
Sunday & Sunday School @10am & 7pm, Wed @7:30 pm
Friday Bible Study and youth @ 7:30pm
www.faithtabernacle4019.org / 619-440-2393
A full gospel multi-ethnic church
"Reach Up, Reach Out, Reach the World"
Pastor Cameron Bernard
Sunday Bible Study 8:45 am, Sunday Worship Service 10 am,
Thursdays Women's Bible Study 9:30 am (childcare available)
445 C Ave, Coronado,CA 92118
(619) 435-6588 [email protected] www.fbcoronado.com
Pastor: Rev. André Ramos
537 E Street, Ramona CA 92065
760-789-0583
Confessions: Sat 3:30pm Saturday Mass: 5 pm
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 (in Spanish)
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esa View Baptist Church
Dr. Darrow Perkins, Jr., Th.D. Pastor/Servant
Seeking Sinners; Saving Souls, Strengthening Saints
Sunday School at 9:30 am, morning worship at 11 am
New Worship location: 13230 Pomerado Rd, Poway CA 92064
858-485-6110 www.mesaview.org
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t. Moriah Christian Church
"Purpose Driven" Gospel Church
Multi- Cultural, Non-Denominational
Services on Sunday at 9 a.m. Near Miramar Base
L.J. Thomas - Sr. Pastor
7055 Carroll Rd, San Diego CA 92121
(858) 335-5795 www.mtmoriahcc.org
rince of Peace Lutheran Church
Pastor Paul Willweber. Sunday Worship 9am
Bible Class, Sunday School 10:30am
Bible Study Tuesdays 10am;
Youth Night 2nd/4th Wed 6:30-8pm
(619)583-1436 6801 Easton Court
San Diego Ca 92120 www.princeofpeacesd.net
t. Augustine of Canterbury Catholic Church
Anglician Tradition and Spirituality in full communion with Rome
Holy Eucharist Sun. 12:45pm
4300 Oceanside Blvd , Oceanside CA
www.staugustineofcanterbury.org
[email protected]
estminster Presbyterian Church
Sharing Lives, Building Families, Deepening Faith
3598 Talbot Street, San Diego, 92106 - Phone: (619) 223-3193
Sunday Adult Seminar: 8:45 am - Sunday Worship: 10:00 am
Men's Bible Study is 1&3 Tuesdays at 7:00 pm
Women's Bible Study is 1&3 Tuesdays at 6:30 pm
E-mail: [email protected] - Website: www.westminstersd.org
About Your Health
Wounded warrior overcomes challenges
by Lance Cpl. Keenan
Zelazoski
“I remember we would come
by an Iraqi police checkpoint,
and half an hour later, on our
way back, [the Iraqi police]
would all be dead,” said Gunnery Sgt. Pedro Aquino.
During his 2004 tour to Iraq,
Aquino fought alongside his
cousin, a soldier in the El Salvadorian Army, in the battle of
An Najaf. El Salvador deployed
10 battalion-sized contingents
in support of Operation Iraqi
Freedom starting in 2003.
The memory of his deployment to Iraq nearly a decade ago
is engrained in his mind forever.
As a young boy, Aquino, now
the operations chief with Headquarters Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 17, 1st Marine
Logistics Group, never thought
he would be serving the country
that took him and his family in
during their time of need.
“I could not believe I was
fighting next to my cousin.
You hear about brothers and
stuff sometimes, and this was
kind of like that,” commented
Aquino, who also mentioned
it was truly a pleasure to serve
with his family.
“In the 80s, El Salvador
was in a deep civil war,” said
Aquino. “My cousins, at 10
years old, were either taken
by the rebels or fighting for
the army. Those were the two
choices.”
As the war progressed, Aquino’s mother became increasingly afraid as her son neared
the age, nine, that he would
be required to join the army.
His father, a college student
at the time, had already been
forced to flee the country. The
rebels did not want the people
of El Salvador to be educated,
and were murdering professors
and students alike. Having had
enough of the worry, Aquino’s
mother fled the country with
him and his younger brother.
Aquino was only eight-years
old at the time.
“I came into the country illegally,” said Aquino. “My father
was pleading for asylum and
eventually got it. That is how I
got my residency here.”
“They always looked really
sharp,” said Aquino. “I also
heard they get all the girls, so
I joined.”
“I remember being in the
hospital, and a representative
from Wounded Warrior Battalion talked to me,” said Aquino,
who was reluctant to bring
attention to his symptoms for
fear of ending his career. “I was
pretty shocked. I used to think
they only talked to people with
missing limbs, but it turned out
that wasn’t the case.”
Rendered unable to carry out
his duties efficiently, Aquino
joined the Wounded Warrior
Battalion where he entered a
phase of recovery.
“I was a mess,” said Aquino.
“I needed the help, but what I
really wanted was to get better
so I could go back to full duty
status and retire after 20 [years
Magic Mel
Throughout his time in the
Corps, Aquino has served in
five combat deployments, including Operation Enduring
Freedom, and two humanitarian
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Warrior Batallion, Aquino has
reintegrated to an operational
unit.
“It is commendable that he
was able to make it back to the
fleet,” said Gunnery Sgt. Joanna
Mendoza, company gunnery
sergeant, Headquarters Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 17, 1st Marine Logistics
Group, adding that in the face
of challenges, he still inspires
and motivates Marines with his
invincible spirit.
Even with the challenges he
still faces, Aquino wakes up and
puts his uniform on every morning to serve the country he has
grown to love. About a year from
now, Aquino’s dream of retiring
after providing 20 years of service will become a reality.
The draft is designed to involve private industry early in
the government’s requirements
for the Healthcare Management
Systems Modernization project,
Navy Capt. John H. Windom
said. The program seeks to
modernize the DOD electronic
health record while also working to make it interoperable
with Department of Veterans
Affairs and private provider
electronic medical records.
On the DOD side, the job is
to replace the various legacy
systems with one that supports
interoperability with VA’s follow-on system and improves
the quality of care. Medical records would seamlessly move
between the organizations and
with private medical practitioners, Windom explained.
The draft RFP provides
private industry with an early
introduction to the ongoing
requirements-development
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draft RFPs -- exposes private
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Windom said.
“As such, we get to take
on board their thoughts, their
comments on the products that
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It was ultimately the Marine
Corps that gained his attention,
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school.
Aquino also served with then
Brig. Gen. Dennis Hejlik’s personal security detachment. Hejlik was the commanding general
of the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force at the time. It was
during this time that Aquino
had the haunting image of the
Iraqi police engrained into his
memory. When he returned
from his last deployment, he
was diagnosed with a severe
case of post-traumatic stress
disorder. In addition to PTSD,
Aquino had difficulty walking
due to a compressed spine he
developed from injuries sustained throughout his various
deployments.
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On Base & On Board
20th Annual Polar Bear Swim Friday, Feb. 21 • 11 am-1 pm Join the
fun at Naval Base Point Loma, Main Base’s Smuggler’s Cove for a refreshing 500-yard cold-water open swim. Check-in starts at 10 am with the race
starting at 11 am. It’s music, goodie bags and FUN for all MWR patrons!
The first 100 people receive a free event T-shirt. For more information or to
register call (619) 553-0931.
Bay Bridge Run/Walk Early Bird Registration Special Save $ ~ register
early! The Navy’s 28th Bay Bridge Run/Walk, presented by MWR, SDG&E,
and Northrop Grumman, is Sunday, May 18. Your only chance to walk across
the Coronado Bridge! Register today at www.navylifesw.com/bridgerun. Early
Bird prices are good through Feb. 28, 2014.
Auto Maintenance Monthly Training Workshops Second Saturday of
the Month • 9 am-Noon • FREE Next Workshop: March 8 - Oil Change
and Under Car Inspection It’s a great way to save money by learning general
preventive vehicle maintenance from a certified mechanic. The FREE trainings are held at the Naval Base San Diego, Auto Skills Shop, Bldg. 3234.
The workshops are free and refreshments are provided for all participants. No
vehicle needed to attend, just bring a pen and notebook and dress accordingly
with closed toe shoes. Reserve your space today by calling (619) 556-7009.
Woof Walk Presented by MWR and USAA Saturday, March 22 • 9 amNoon Take a walk on the wild side! Grab a leash and your four-legged friend
and head over to Admiral Baker Picnic Area for a dog-gone good time ~ LIVE
music, Pet Expo, dog contests and more! All registered participants receive
an adorable ruff-pack! Event is open to the public. All proceeds benefit Navy
MWR programs. Register today at www.navylifesw.com/woofwalk.
HAPPENINGS LISTED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUES….
BINGO COVERALL game pays $750 every Saturday night! All Main
Pack games pay $200. The BINGO Hall opens at 4 pm every Saturday night
with Fun Games beginning when 5 or more players are present. Main session begins at 6:30 pm. For more information contact the Admiral Robinson
Recreation Center, NBSD, Bldg. 3223, at (619) 556-7486.
Bike Rentals Naval Base Coronado is proud to offer its bike rental program
available at three locations: Liberty.Rec, NASNI, Bldg. 2000 • 619-545-2878
Q-Zone, NAB, Bldg. 337 • 619-437-3190 Fiddler’s Cove Marina, Hwy
75 • (619) 522-8680
GOLF
Tee Time Golf Specials Pre-book tee times Monday-Thursday 9:30 am-12 pm
for two golfers with cart and save $3 on each golfer. Book your tee time using Promo
Code: WW2WC. Not valid with any other promotions. Book online at www.
navylifesw.com or call Admiral Baker Golf Course at 619-487-0090 and Sea ‘N Air
Golf Course at (619) 545-9659.
Winter Fun at Naval Base Golf Performance Center“Practice and Play” - Rate
is based on status and pay grade. Get Your Custom Fit – our trained club fitters will fit
you to the perfect set of clubs from leading manufacturers such as Tour Edge, Cleveland,
Ping and more. Using the latest in club fitting technologies, our club fitters will fit you
with the perfect loft, lie, shaft and grip. Stop by, get fit and play your best!
MOVIES
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Bob Hope Theater - Miramar
(858) 577-4143, Bldg. 2242
13-Feb Thur
6:30 PM *American Hustle-R
14-Feb Fri
6:30 PM Ride Along PG-13
19:00 PM August: Osage County-R
15-Feb Sat
8:00 AM Swap Meet Live
3:00 PM *Walking with Dinosaurs (3D) PG
6:30 PM The Nut Job (3D)PG
9:00 PM *47 Ronin (3D) PG-13
16-Feb Sun
1:00 PM The Legend of Hercules (3D) PG-13
6:30 PM Lone Survivor-R
19-Feb Wed
6:30 PM *Grudge Match PG-13
20-Feb Thur
6:30 PM *The Secret Life of Walter Mitty-PG
*Indicates last showing
Camp Pendleton Theater
(760) 725-9217 Closed mon-tue
Thursday, February 13
6:30pm Lone Survivor (R)
Friday, February 14
6:30pm SENSORY FRIENDLY The Nut Job (PG)
9:00pm Ride Along (PG13)
Saturday, February 15
4:00pm The Nut Job (PG) ***3D***
6:30pm The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (PG)
Sunday, February 16
1:00pm Lone Survivor (R)
4:00pm ***FREE MOVIE*** Free Birds (PG)
Wednesday, February 19
6:30pm The Nut Job (PG) ***3D***
Thursday, February 20
2 for 1 “Practice and Play” – Purchase any 2-hour Practice and Play and
bring a guest at no additional charge. For more details call the Naval Base
Golf Performance Center at (619) 556-7502.
BOWLING
Prize Night Bowling ~ 6 pm-closing Tuesdays, Sea ‘N Air Lanes, NASNI
Thursdays, Admiral Robinson Recreation Center, NBSD Roll a strike with
various color pin combinations to win a prize! Full details are available at the
front desk or by calling (619) 556-7486 or (619) 545-7240.
COMING SOON to the Admiral Robinson Recreation Center ~ It’s Not
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Free Bowling for Active Duty All active duty personnel bowl FREE from
11 am-1 p.m. every Monday at Sea ‘N Air Lanes and every Tuesday, Admiral
Robinson Recreation Center offers FREE bowling and billiards from 11 am-1
p.m. For more information call Sea ‘N Air Lanes, NASNI at 619-545-7240
or Admiral Robinson Recreation Center, NBSD at (619) 556-7486.
LIBERTY
Dinner on Us! The HUB, NBPL, Main Base: (619) 553-9138 Thursday,
Feb. 27 • 5-6 pm • FREE Get to know other Sailors, learn what’s going on
at The HUB and meet our staff. Invitation open to active duty only, while
supplies last.
NBPL Scavenger Hunt The HUB, NBPL, Main Base: (619) 553-9138
Sunday, Feb. 16 • 4 pm • FREE Follow the clues, solve the puzzles, and find
the items on your master list. Ready?
Movie Night Under the Stars Liberty Hall, NBPL, NMAWC: (619)
524-6587 Friday, Feb. 21 • 5 pm • $15 active We’re taking a trip back in time
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“Making healthy choices
such as good nutrition, weight
management and exercise can
significantly decrease the probability of heart disease,” said
Chamberlain.
Chamberlain went on
to say that non-active
children are also at risk
for heart disease. “Research has proven that
children need at least
60 minutes of physical
activity every day to reduce the risk of developing heart disease.”
In addition to American Heart
Month, National Wear Red Day - a
day to raise awareness for the fight
against heart disease in women was recognized Feb. 7. National
Wear Red Day was began in
2003, when the American Heart
Association and the National
Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
took action against heart disease,
a disease that kills more women
than all forms of cancer combined. As a result of their efforts,
21 percent fewer women are
dying from heart disease and 23
percent more women are aware
that this disease is the single
most health threat to women.
NH Jacksonville’s Wellness
Center, located next to NAS
Jacksonville’s Fitness Center,
offers a variety of health-related classes, available to active
duty, retirees and their families.
Classes include Healthy Heart,
which teaches healthy lifestyles
and cholesterol and blood pressure management; Choose My
Plate, to provide overviews
on losing weight the healthy
way; ShipShape, an eight-week
weight loss program (active duty
and civilians); Sail A Weigh, a
six-week weight loss program
(civilians only); health fitness
assessments; and, Tobacco Cessation, to assist smokers with
quitting.
For more information, call the
NH Jacksonville Wellness Center at 904-542-5292/5293.
NH Jacksonville’s priority
since its founding in 1941 is
to heal the nation’s heroes and
their families. The command is
comprised of the Navy’s third
largest hospital and five branch
health clinics across Florida and
Georgia. Of its patient population - about 163,000 active and
retired Sailors, Soldiers, Marines, Airmen, Guardsmen and
their families - more than 60,000
are enrolled with a primary care
manager at one of its facilities.
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WEST 2014 kicks
off in San Diego
by MC2(SW/AW)
Derek Stroop
SAN DIEGO - The Western
Conference and Exposition
kicked off at the San Diego
Convention Center with this
year’s theme, “Shaping Maritime Strategy: How Do We
Make It Work?” highlighting
a multitude of diverse exhibits
from military, government,
industrial and academic organizations, Feb. 11.
The three-day event, cosponsored by the Armed
Forces Communications and
Electronics Association (AFCEA) and the Naval Institute,
facilitates forum and panel
discussions between leaders in
the armed forces and government contractors.
Adm. Harry Harris, commander, Pacific Fleet, introduced the maritime strategy
theme during his keynote address.
“Forward presence matters,” said Harris. “Enemies
are trying to close the technology gap on us, while we
provide a significant amount
of peace and stability via the
seas.”
Sailors attending the first
day of the conference found
Harris’ address relevant to
what they have been hearing
in the fleet.
“I keep seeing China in the
news,” said Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) 2nd
Class Annika Roberts. “I think
it’s awesome that they will be
participating in RIMPAC this
year. It’s also a great feeling
to know that I have a hand in
world events with the shift of
naval forces to the Pacific.”
“The re-balance is real,”
said Harris. “The newest platforms that the Navy has are
going to the Pacific. That’s the
E-18 Growler, the Zumwaltclass destroyers and the littoral
combat ships.”
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PACIFIC OCEAN - The amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD 8) continued conducting sea qualifications, Feb. 3-7 in preparation for the ship’s upcoming
scheduled deployment. During the five-day underway period, Makin Island crew members completed Damage Control (DC) drills, weapons certifications, day and night flight
operations, and Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS).
USS Makin Island maneuvers under the Coronado Bay Bridge while
heading out into the Pacific Ocean
for a scheduled underway. Navy
photo by MC2 Lawrence Davis
“We train the crew as a cohesive unit to be prepared for
any threat that may arise,” said
Ensign Liam Kearney, Operations division officer. “We did
many damage control training
evolutions from fires to flooding
so that our personnel in repair
lockers are ready.”
Damage Control training is an
all hands effort and getting new
Sailors engaged in drills helps
prepare the ship for mission
readiness.
“We worked with the DC
Training Team and the Engineering Training Team to run
many drills and I learned a lot,”
said DCFN Josie McCullough.
“Training is essential because
all crewmembers need to know
what to do in case a real situation
occurs.”
Weapons certifications were
achieved by Makin Island Sailors out to sea on 50-caliber crew
serve weapons and close in
weapons system (CIWS).
“During this underway we
certified and qualified 24 small
craft action team (SCAT) members,” said Gunners Mate 2nd
Class Jessica Alcantar. “This
prepares our team for real life
scenarios as we prepare to transit
into unknown waters.”
Flight operations are also an
essential part of Makin Island’s
mission. The joint services of
Sailors and Marines working
together safely and effectively
continues to hone the skills of
both the aircrew and flight deck
personnel.
“We had AV-8B Harriers and
[Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron Two Three] helicopters taking off and landing,” said Aviation Boatswains Mate Handling
1st Class David Dysart, the flight
eck leading petty officer. “The
training has been exceptional
and everyone from the pilots to
personnel on the flight deck are
working together as a team to
meet the mission.”
Deck department Sailors took
part in evolutions that they
wouldn’t be able to conduct in
port such as anchor operations
and small boat operations.
“This underway helped qualify
our Sailors in our rate,” said BM3
Nicholas Manantan. “We now
have more personnel qualified
to stand bridge watches and help
support necessary evolutions.”
Makin Island is the first U.S.
Navy ship to deploy using a hybrid-electric propulsion system.
By using this unique propulsion
system, the Navy expects over
the course of the ship’s lifecycle,
to see fuel savings of more than
$250 million, proving the Navy’s
commitment to energy awareness and conservation. - by MC3
Ethan Tracey
Navy to replace forward deployed
mine countermeasures ships in Japan
PEARL HARBOR - The Navy announced Feb. 5 that newer,
more capable mine countermeasure ships will forward deploy to
Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo, Japan, to become part of the
Navy’s Forward Deployed Naval Forces (FDNF).
Avenger-class mine countermeasure ships USS Pioneer (MCM
9) and USS Chief (MCM 14) will report to the 7th Fleet as part of
the FDNF in Sasebo in May 2014. They will respectively replace
mine countermeasure ships USS Avenger (MCM 1) and USS Defender (MCM 2), which have both faithfully served in the FDNF
since 2009.
Pioneer and Chief collectively represent a significant improvement in capability for the FDNF. Avenger and Defender will both
prepare for decommissioning and eventually be heavy-lifted back
to their homeport of San Diego in June 2014. Pioneer and Chief are
expected to arrive in Sasebo in the May 2014 timeframe.
Avenger is the first of the Navy’s Avenger-class mine countermeasures ships.
Amphib
rines from diverse backgrounds and ranks, from Colonel to Lance Corporal.
“These tours are important for all Marines,” said Marine food service Staff Sgt. Jarvis Dixion assigned
to MARFORRES. “For the junior Marines, I think it’s important for them to actually see the ship and
to get a feel for its capabilities and day-to-day life. For senior personnel, it’s an opportunity to plan for
future operations and prepare their [subordinates].”
Col. Ricky S. Brown, assistant chief of staff MARFORRES, discussed his appreciation for PCU
America’s innovative steps toward Navy and Marine Corps integration.
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“As we build all these new platforms for the next generation, it’s going to be these young Marines
that need to understand the flexibility, capability and how to employ [a variety of amphibious missionsets],” said Brown. “Visiting a ship, like PCU America, allows Marines to experience how the Navy
and Marine Corps effectively works together for one cohesive mission.”
‘Invincible Spirit Festival,’ Lt. Dan
Band coming to Navy medical center
SAN DIEGO - The Gary Sinise Foundation will host its signature “Invincible Spirit Festival” at Naval Medical Center San
Diego (NMCSD) on Feb. 15 in appreciation of the NMCSD staff,
wounded, ill, and injured service members, and families.
The goal of every Invincible Spirit Festival is to honor and
celebrate not only the courage of our wounded heroes, but also
their families and medical caregivers as well. The day-long festival
includes a Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band concert, an authentic
BBQ cookout provided by celebrity Chef Robert Irvine and Sysco,
including bounce houses for children, a rock climbing wall, face
painting, and fun giveaways.
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awareness at benefit concerts across the country, the band entertains, educates, inspires and builds communities with its explosive
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continued technological advancement, stepped-up integration of the armed forces
and the re-balancing of forces
to the Pacific region.
Makin Island continues at-sea qualifications
Acting Deputy Secretary visits San Diego
Christine Fox observes training with SEALS, tours USS Freedom
Acting Deputy Secretary of Defense Christine Fox and
Vice Adm. Tom Copeman discuss technical aspects of
USS Freedom while touring the ship’s bridge. DoD
photo by Glenn Fawcett
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briefed by Master Chief Paul Baden as she tours SEAL
Beach at the Navy Special Warfare Center. DoD photo
by Glenn Fawcett
WASHINGTON - Acting Deputy Defense Secretary Christine H.
Fox, the highest-ranking female official ever to serve in the Defense
Department, visited with Soldiers and Sailors Jan. 10 on her first
such trip since taking office in December.
Fox’s first stop was Fort Riley, Kan., where she observed training and met with Soldiers and leaders of the 1st Infantry Division.
Later, she traveled to San Diego, where she visited the Naval Special
Warfare Command and toured littoral combat ship USS Freedom,
which recently participated in typhoon disaster relief efforts in the
Philippines.
Navy SEAL candidates at the Navy
Special Warfare Center paddle
inflatable boats into the incoming surf as their instructors look
on during training exercises. Acting Deputy Secretary of Defense
Christine Fox toured the unit. DoD
photo by Glenn Fawcett
The acting deputy secretary remained in San Diego Monday night
before delivering keynote remarks at a conference organized by the
U.S. Naval Institute.
Acting Deputy Secretary of Defense Christine Fox is
greeted by Rear Adm. Brian L. Losey, commander of
the Naval Special Warfare Command, as she arrives
in San Diego. DoD photo by Glenn Fawcett
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PACIFIC OCEAN - USS San Diego (LPD 22)
held a change of command ceremony at sea Feb.
7. Capt. John Menoni relieved Capt. William
Grotewold as commanding officer.
Grotewold, San Diego’s third commanding officer, assumed command May 25, 2012, one week
after the ship’s commissioning ceremony. Under
Grotewold’s command, San Diego reached many
milestones. Some, like Final Contract Trials, are
unique to a newly commissioned ship. Others,
such as basic phase certifications for deployment,
are standard around the fleet.
Guest speaker Rear Adm. Fernandez “Frank”
Ponds, commander, Expeditionary Strike Group
3, praised San Diego’s achievements under
Grotewold’s command. “San Diego has exceeded
all CNO benchmarks and goals. This is probably
the best LPD 17 class ship out of this class,” said
Ponds. “It’s been a privilege and an honor to have
you within Expeditionary Strike Group Three.”
Grotewold addressed the ship’s crew for the
last time prior to reading his transfer orders. “It
was my privilege to command America’s finest
ship in America’s finest city,” said Grotewold.
Grotewold received his commission in 1990
after his graduation from Vanderbilt. He has had
numerous sea and shore assignments, including
command of USS Cormorant(MHC 57) and USS
Rushmore (LSD 47).
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the systems that control the
UAVs, learning vital skills such
as plotting a course and how to
launch and land the systems.
After they learn the basics, they
start practical application. Flying
the UAVs is an art that requires
practice.
PACIFIC OCEAN (Feb. 7,
2014) - Chief Aviation
Boatswain’s Mate Dustin
Miller discusses aircraft
movement in flight deck
control aboard USS Carl
Vinson (CVN 70). Carl
Vinson is underway conducting a tailored ship’s
training availability off
the coast of Southern
California. Navy photo
by MC3 Scott Fenaroli
SAN DIEGO (Jan. 17, 2014) - Navy Recruiting District San Diego’s color guard parade the colors during NRD’s change of command ceremony at the Admiral Kidd Conference Center. Cmdr. Todd Hofstedt
relieved Cmdr. Brandon Marsowicz. (inset) Hofstedt
receives his command ashore pin from his wife, Elizabeth, during the ceremony.
Navy photo by MC2 David Brandenburg
PACIFIC OCEAN (Feb. 5, 2014) - Sailors assigned to
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit (EODMU) 3
fast rope from a Sea Hawk helicopter from the HSC
15 “Red Lions” onto the flight deck of USS Carl Vinson
(CVN 70). Navy photo by MC3 Scott Fenaroli
TWENTYNINE PALMS (Jan. 19, 2014) - Lance Cpl. Gilbert McCune, right, and Pfc. Dakota Newcomer prepare to move to their next objective during a live-fire
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Arts & Entertainment
Face of Defense: Band member
entertains at home, defends abroad
Dr. Carol Williams and the Spreckels Organ Society
invite San Diego’S Pets to Bark in Balboa Park
by Lance Cpl. Jonathan Boynes
The lights in the auditorium began to dim until the low mumbles
of the audience ceased. The large red curtain on stage rose slowly,
revealing dozens of Marines in their dress-blue uniforms, instruments in hand.
San Diego Civic Organist Dr.
Carol Williams and the Spreckels Organ Society present Bark
In Balboa Park 8, a free, festive
organ concert especially for pets
and their music loving families
on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014 at 2
p.m. at the Spreckels Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park. Bark in
Balboa Park 8 is free and open
to the public.
Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Tracy Martinez, the 1st Marine
Division band conductor, stood in front of
the band at the 73rd
anniversary concert at
Escondido, Calif., Jan.
31. He led the band
through each song, ensuring that the sound
flowed with swift precision.
Beloved pets on leash are
invited to enjoy an afternoon
of classics, marches and animal
themed organ music on the historic Spreckels Organ followed
by a lively ‘pet and people’ parade across the Spreckels Organ
Pavilion stage.
Martinez, a native of
Newbury Park, Calif.,
is responsible for much
more than turning the
spirit of the Marine
Corps into music. He is
a professional warrior
first, always prepared
to answer the call of
his nation.
Representatives of the San
Diego Humane Society will be
on hand with pets to view and
adoption information as well as
a pet boutique. All donations
collected during the concert will
benefit the San Diego Humane
Society.
“The Spreckels Organ Pavilion is one of the few public venues in San Diego where music
lovers can attend a concert right
alongside their beloved pets,“
points out Williams. “What better way to celebrate the special
bond between humans and animals and to support the mission
of the San Diego Humane Society than by enjoying a concert
together?”
Eighth Annual
Free Spreckels Organ
Concert benefits the
San Diego Humane
Society Sunday,
Feb. 16, 2 p.m.
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“TODAY I am thirty-six. I’ve
officially reached the age that
Hollywood considers a has-been.
All I know how to be is Marilyn
Monroe. It’s the only thing I’ve
ever really been successful at.
Time is making it impossible to
continue. And I don’t know who
I will be anymore.”
it might have read like Casillo’s
fiction. (The real-life Monroe
was once asked in an interview if
she kept a diary? She said: “Not
really. Sometimes I would write
things down, but then ... I’d tear
them up!”)
“THE Marilyn Diaries” really hits pay dirt when Casillo’s
“Marilyn” considers the trajectory of her career, ruminates
bitterly on her marriage to Arthur
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her long struggle to the top.
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fanciful episodes - a ladies’ room
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clandestine luncheon with Jackie
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heroine is never lost, just as she
never lost those qualities in her
real life.
THAT is not a quote from
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Charles Casillo in his classic
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in a new edition, from Hayworth
Press.
Casillo, who also wrote an acclaimed biography about “City
of Night” author John Rechy,
published the first edition of
“The Marilyn Diaries” before
there was such a glut of “novels
based on” Marilyn Monroe. And
though it is fiction, this book
sticks close to the facts of her last
months (and the never proven
rumors of Kennedy affairs).
More interesting, it sounds like
Monroe. If she had kept a diary,
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disaster article appeared. “She
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with the elderly. Adjust your
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status or creative abilities in the
week ahead.
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Martinez said. “The band’s job
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the nation. The band shares that
goal, too.”
Martinez, who earned a master’s degree in music education
from Boston University, said he
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intentions of joining the band.
But after his recruiter discovered
that he was a skilled saxophone
player, Martinez auditioned for
the spot and eventually changed
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celebration of Chinese Lunar
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include Asian Roasted Duck, FuChi Fish, Whole Suckling Pig,
Supreme Shrimp, Jade Ramen,
Golden Cheese Wanton, Fried
Chinese Rice Cake, Sweet Red
Bean Soup and Halo Halo for
dessert. As always, Executive
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selection of over 80 desserts will
be served.
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Martinez emphasizes the
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through musical gifts, but also
through physical training and
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fitness tests. They are held to the
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“A lot of people separate the
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band is full of regular Marines and
Take advantage of Valentine’s Day opportunities for love
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Martinez practices for hours
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Olympic silver medal in Torino
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and at the top of your game
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The healthy, on-thego cereal bar delivers
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team practice. With the
Mids’ first game of the
season just three weeks
away on Friday, Feb.
14, the team gathered
on Friday for full team workouts
at Halsey Field House.
“It’s great to get started,” said
Navy head coach Paul Kostacopoulos. “Even though we work
year round, you really get the
sense when you have your first
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After a slate of fall workouts
and scrimmages, the Mids will
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and depth, as four positions in
their batting order will be filled
with new starters in 2014. Navy
will also further incorporate their
15-man freshmen class into the
team this preseason.
Navy begins its season with
a three-game series at Florida
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14. The team’s 51-game schedule will feature 33 games to be
played at home at Terwilliger
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multiple distance choices and
includes various elevation with
scenic views of the surrounding
mountains and valleys. This is
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but if you’re so focused on the
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A morning meditation sets
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a day first thing in the morning
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“The Need for Speed” began
in 1994 as a popular video game
franchise that featured street
racing in cool, fast cars. As the
years went by the game play
got better and increasingly more
realistic, as video game technology improved.
In March “Need for Speed”
will come to life on the big
screen. As you will see in the
official preview trailer at the
film’s web site (http://www.
theneedforspeedmovie.com),
the “Need for Speed” is about
a cross-country, high-speed,
adrenaline-pumping, non-stop,
thrills and spills car chase. The
human hero of the film is a
“muscle car mechanic and street
racer” named Tobey Marshall
(played by Aaron Paul), who
gets out of prison looking to
“settle the score with the man
responsible for his false conviction.” To get that done, he and
his buddies race-prepare the
four-wheeled star of the film: a
Mustang, for what will become
a wild ride across the United
States as he is chased by the
police and by drivers of exotic
supercars who are hoping to cash
in on a six million dollar reward
from the bad guy.
Perhaps not coincidentally,
2014 is also the year that will
see the celebration of the 50th
anniversary of Ford’s iconic
Mustang. I’ll be heading to Las
Vegas in April in my own Ford
Mustang for one of the two gigantic national celebrations of
that event.
There is a scene in the movie’s
trailer where a character, who
appears to be a radio DJ and
goes by the name of Monarch
(played by Michael Keaton),
speculates about whether that
wicked-fast “Chariot of the
Gods” Mustang is being driven
by Tobey. That scene reminded
me of a similar scene in another
action-packed car movie called
“Vanishing Point” (the original
1971 version), where a hero by
the name of Kowalski (played
by Barry Newman) raced along
the highway, under very differ-
ent circumstances, in a white,
1970 Dodge Challenger. You
really should check out that
movie too.
Next up is a review of the
new movie “RoboCop,” starring
Joel Kinnaman in the title role.
Michael Keaton plays a greedy
bad guy.
If you’ve seen and enjoyed (as
I did) the original “RoboCop”
movie from 1987, you already
know pretty much what the
storyline is, but almost 30 years
of dramatic improvements in
movie special effects have had
a huge positive impact on this
version of “RoboCop.”
This is a fun, action-packed,
shoot-‘em-up movie that doesn’t
take itself too seriously, although it might make people
think about the consequences
of enhancing police officers’
and soldiers’ capabilities with
robotic technologies. At what
point might these people lose
enough of their humanity to turn
into compassionless, robotic
killing machines? Do the ends
of sharply reducing crime, or
defeating wartime enemies and
terrorists, justify the means?
As “RoboCop” dramatically
illustrates, robots have the potential to be highly effective killing
machines, but governments have
the power and responsibility to
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in Fontana. There will be PCA
Club and Pirelli Club Racing, a
concours, a swap meet, vendors
and more. Admission is free. For
more information, go to www.
calfestival.org.
As always, please write to [email protected] with your
comments and suggestions.
Copyright © 2014 by Jan
Wagner – #319 AutoMatters
TAG Motorsports is a high
performance automotive aftermarket retailer and service
center. To celebrate their move
to their new facility in Vista, CA,
they held a Grand Opening that
included a car show, a vendor
fair and raffles. Prizes included
several sets of tires (no, I didn’t
win any).
If the cars in the show were
any indication, a TAG Motorsports specialty is high performance European cars including
Audi, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz
and Lamborghini. Exhibitors at
the vendor fair included Yokohama and Pirelli (tires), and GMG
Motorsports (high performance
wheels, suspension, exhaust
systems and more). If you’d
like to learn more, go to www.
TagMotorSports.com.
Finally, mark your calendars
for the California Festival of
Speed. From April 4 – 6, what
is billed as the “Largest Porsche
Event in the Southwest” will be
held at Auto Club Speedway
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limit their use. Corporations
stand to make enormous profits
from the deployment of such
machines, but only if their governments allow them to do so.
Somewhere in the middle of all
this is public opinion, which in
“RoboCop” gets stirred up by the
media, as portrayed by Samuel
L. Jackson.
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RENTALS HOUSES
TIERRASANTA/VILLA PORTOFINO – Beautifully remodeled 2BR/1.5BA, new wood flrs/
crpt/paint/tile, central AC, fncd yard, carport &
storage, rec center/pool/bbq/playground, Avail
March 1, $1785/mo. 619-701-9404
NORMAL HEIGHTS – 1BR/1BA, private
yard, new carpet, tile in KIT/BA, new paint,
1 assigned prkg, $995/mo + $800 dep.
4575 Hawley Ave. Craigslist search for Oliver 619-715-5459
2/20
2/13
La Pacific RV Park
RENTALS DUPLEX
offers long term stays!
Conveniently located to your
station in San Diego. We are a
quiet community already housing
some of your colleagues.
Beaches are 3 miles away. Local
shops and restaurants on the
doorstep. We only have a limited
amount of long term, affordable
opportunities.
CORONADO – Quaint, sunny, upstairs
2BR/1BA, appx 1000sf, old time charm
w/views of San Diego skyline, fncd yard,
small patio, stove, frig, DW, laundry in
garage. Quiet Village community, near
schools. Utilities 1/2pd. $1975/mo. 619435-0728
2/27
619.428.4411
RENTALS HOUSES
BONITA – 4BR/2BA, large yard, family room,
gorgeous pool, close to schools & golf course.
$2895/mo. 619-823-1972
2/13
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CHULA VISTA – Custom built 2 story, 3BR/
3BA, huge fireplace, central AC, 2 car gar +
storage & basement, $2200/mo. 619-8231972
2/13
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CHULA VISTA – Nice house, $1950/mo,
4BR/2BA, 2 car gar, fplc, big patio cover, view.
Available Now Vacant; 258 East Moss. 619216-0133
2/27
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CHULA VISTA – 2BR/1BA, attached 1 car gar,
quiet neighborhood, no pets, frig, stove, W/D,
micro, lrg bkyrd, mins to downtown & military
bases, $1650/mo + $1650 dep. 619-632-8100
2/27
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IMPERIAL BEACH – 3BR, $1595/mo, patio,
new floors, new Kitchen/BA cabinets, new
granite, W/D. 619-258-1114; 619-258-0065
2/27
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CHULA VISTA – 2BR/2BA, $1725/mo, clean,
new paint/crpt/appls, W/D in unit, upper lvl end LEMON GROVE – Two 1BR/1BA, fully remodunit w/balcony, attached gar, add’l prkg. Avail eled $995/mo + utils included; other $750/mo
now, lease. 619-772-7992
+ utils included. No pets. 619-697-7594; 619415-6252
2/27
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NATIONAL CITY - $1385/mo, Exquisite views,
newly remodeled 2BR/1BA, all new crpt, new
tile in Kit/BA, lndry room with W/D hook-ups,
gar, quiet neighborhood. 619-889-1605
2/27
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NATIONAL CITY – 3BR/2.5BA, new carpet/
paint, ample parking, ready to move in. $1750/
mo + $1200dep. 1817 La Noitan Ave South.
Call Vic 858-997-3157
3/6
LA MESA – 2BR/1BA, $1250/mo, like new, 1 ___________________________________________________
block from downtown La Mesa, covered car- OCEANSIDE - $1550/mo, Beautiful 2BR/2BA,
port, pool, no pets. 619-997-4301
fenced yd, 2 car gar, quiet neighborhood. 4736
Dalea (off 76 & Frazee). 760-453-7524
2/27
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OCEANSIDE – Large 2BR/2BA w/large balcony & storage room, gorgeous kitchen w/all
stainless steel appls, custom frig, built in micro, arched doorways, stacked W/D in unit.
THIS IS A MUST SEE! $1225/mo + $700
dep. 155 Avenida Descanso #201. Craigslist
search for Oliver 619-715-5459
3/6
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SOUTH BAY – Impressive 2BR/2BA w/gar,
central AC, full sized stacked W/D, new
paint/cabinets/counters & laminate floors. Gas
range, water heater & furnace. Close to public
transportation/shops & freeways. $1395/mo
+ $1200dep. 3042 Iris Ave #106. Craigslist
search for Oliver 619-715-5459
2/13
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OTAY MESA – BR w/private Bath, $530/mo,
utilities incld, near bus & trolley, no kitchen/
drugs/alcohol/smoking. M pref. 619-4952769
3/6
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SPRING VALLEY – Share must see condo
w/1, prvt BR/BA, gated, prkg, pool, beaut
lush green, quiet, no pets, lrg closet, hwy
nr SD & beach, 15 min, $900/mo, utils pd.
619-823-5591
3/6
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WILDOMAR - $850/mo + $350 dep, utils
included (cable & internet), kitchen & lndry
privileges, possible car pool if you work at
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GOLDEN HILLS/SHERMAN HEIGHTS
– Large studio, upper level in a Historic Victorian house, great location in a hip & happening neighborhood. $875/mo + $700dep.
2045 K St. #3. Craigslist Search for Oliver
619-715-5459
2/13
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NORMAL HEIGHTS – SPECTACULARLY
LOW PRICE NORTH OF ADAMS AVE,
Lrg downstairs, ½ blk N of Adams Ave, nw
lam flrs, tile in kit/BA, gated complex w/nice
ctyrd, onsite lndry, dedicated prkg, wlkg dist
to shops/rest/grocery/schls/hip night life
area. 1 pet cat ok. $825/mo +$700 dep. 4767
Mansfield #8. Craigslist search for Oliver
619-715-5459
2/13
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OCEAN BEACH - $1450/mo, fab view of
pier/ocean, gar, partially furn’d. 5067 Niagara. 619-224-4215
2/13
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Homes & Condos
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RENTALS TOWNHOUSES
EASTLAKE – 3BR/2.5BA, $2295/mo,
built-in lndry, 2 car gar, pool, gym, close to
mall/food/elem sch/public transit, pets ok,
no smkg. [email protected] 760777-0429
Short Term &
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RENTALS TRIPLEX
EL CAJON – 2BR, $1250/mo, gar, lndry
hkups, lrg deck, some utils pd, fresh paint,
stove, frig, AC. 817 Franklin #C. 619-2524407
2/13
SERVICES OFFERED
OCEAN BEACH – 4729 Narragansett, 2BR/
1BA, TV room, prvt backyard, patio, W/D, off-st
prkg, no pets, gardener incld, $1800/mo + dep.
call for appt. 951-212-5413 or 951-682-3195
Coronado
Imperial
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Beach Condo Shores
Cays
21 Montego Court
Available Now
$3000/mo.
2BR/2BA
Condo on the Water
589 11th St.
Available March
$1100/mo.,
1BR/1BA,
Gated Community
Pets Ok on Approval
Available April
$3500/mo.
1BR/1BA
Furnished
Beach Front
Coronado
Cays
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Cays
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Cays
2/27
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2/13 ROSARITO, MEXICO – Fully furnished 3BR/
___________________________________________________ 2BA, $700/mo, fplc, W/D, all appls, downtown,
RANCHO BERNARDO – Immaculate 3BR/ close to everything, 1 blk from beach, lots of
2BA w/balcony view to the west, 1400sf, W/D, prkg, very nice quiet neighborhood. 619-277all appls, wtr/trash pd, pool/spa/tennis, Avail 2258; 01152-661-613-5442; 01152-661-613now. $1900/mo. Call Norm 909-798-7813
4024
3/6
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PARADISE VALLEY - $450 furnished; $585
w/prvt entrance & prvt BA, peaceful area, no
smkg/pets/drugs. 619-475-9831
3/6
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SANTEE – 3BR/2BA, garage, fenced w/pool,
AC, W/D, pets ok w/dep, $2000/mo, close to
shopping & schools. 619-888-4138
2/13
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SANTEE - Newly Remod 2&3 BR Mobile hms
for rent in all age park. $1000- $1350 Move in
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3/6
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STABLES
HORSE BOARDING CARLSBAD
$350/month
Western casual,
family-oriented ranch.
We have roomy 12x48 or 24x24
corrals and provide a veterinarianrecommended diet twice daily.
760.840.0187
13 Catspaw Cape
Call for availability
$3500/mo.
3BR/2BA
Vacation Rental
53 The Point
$8000/mo. Unfurn.
$10,000/mo. Furn
3+BR/4BA
75’ Boat Dock
Home on the Water
46 Antigua Ct.
Furn. - Seasonal
$3500/mo.
2BR/2BA - Upstairs
Condo on the Water
(619) 429-4120
Bridge
Program (MWR) hosts this
outstanding event that joins the
San Diego community with the
military for their shared enjoyment. Profits generated from the
event directly support quality of
life programs at San Diego Navy
installations.
Race participants receive a
commemorative race shirt; transportation back to the Hilton San
Diego Bayfront after the event
via bus or ferry, compliments
of Flagship Cruises & Events;
access to the event’s Runners
Expo; LIVE entertainment and
entry into prize drawings. Autographed Padres baseball awards
will be presented for age group
and team division winners.
The success of this event relies on the generous support of
Navy MWR by Presenting sponsors San Diego Gas & Electric
and Northrop Grumman.
Additional sponsors include,
Hilton San Diego Bayfront,
Unified Port of San Diego,
Flagship Cruises & Events,
HP, North Island Credit Union,
Armed Forces Dispatch, Chipotle, DECA, EDCO Disposal,
KUSI News, Lincoln Military
Housing, Old Town Trolley
Tours, Navy League of San Diego, Navy Exchange, Road Runner Sports, San Diego Padres,
USAA, San Diego Metropolitan
Transit System, Navy Federal
Credit Union, Town and Country
Resort, Armed Forces Bank, San
Diego Medical Federal Credit
Union, San Diego Zoo and
San Diego Zoo Safari Park For
more information, visit www.
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call (619) 556-7455.
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EL CAJON – “A MUST SEE” Xtra Lrg
1BR/1BA, 710sf, $975/mo + $800 dep, new
porcelain tile & new plush tan crpt, cstm pnt,
granite cntrs, built-in micro, DW, white appls,
xtra lrg enclosed patio yrd w/cobble patio
pavers, carport, workout room/comm pool,
onsite lndry, cls to downtown El Cajon & all,
ground lvl, single story bldg, gated comm. 533
E Madison #102. Craigslist search for Oliver
619-715-5459
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trolley, cls to I-8 frwy, AVAIL NOW. 6955 Al3/6
varado Rd. 619-654-4012
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Around Town
Schedule subject to change. Be sure to verify events before going.
25th Annual San Diego Museum Month 2014! Through Feb. 28.
Enjoy half-off entry fees at 44 San Diego Museums. Presented by Macy’s, this popular event allows participants to explore the rich variety
of arts, culture, and science-oriented destinations from the Oceanside
Museum of Art down to the Tijuana Estuary. Passes are free to obtain
(from Macy’s) while supplies last (see Details link). With a pass, up to
four visitors can gain admission to any of the participating museums
for half-price (see list at Details link). Plus, you can use the pass all
month long. Info: San Diego Museum Council (619) 276-0101. www.
sandiegomuseumcouncil.org
Harlem Globetrotters: Fans Make the Rules, Fri., Feb. 14, 7 p.m.
$34-$61. Fans get to vote online to determine which wacky new rules
and challenges the Globetrotters will play by, from adding players by
scoring baskets to playing with two balls at the same time. Some of
the world’s greatest athletes and entertainers, the Globetrotters have
been entertaining young and old alike in more than 25,000 games
played around the world. Valley View Casino Center, 3500 Sports
Arena Blvd., Sports Arena.
Taste of Tahiti Festival, Fri.-Sat., Feb. 14-15, (Free Festival 10-4,
Grand Show-Buy tickets- 6:30-9 p.m.). Polynesian culture & heritage
of Bora Bora, Raiatea, and Huahine through beautiful dances, music,
games, food and much more. Temecula Valley High Golden Bears
Theater, 31555 Rancho Vista Rd., Temecula. (951) 294-6526 www.
tasteoftahiti.org
Anouk Vashé photo exhibit. Fri., Feb. 14-Mon., Feb. 17, 10 a.m.-8
p.m. Free. Special exhibition in celebration of Black History Month,
Photographs of Kenya, Ethiopia, and Jamaica, the images are 20’x30’,
in different mediums. Worldbeat Cultural Center in Balboa Park. 2100
Park Blvd.
Live Love Lust. Fri., Feb. 14, 6-10 p.m. Free. Show explores variety
of actions, emotions, desires centered around Valentine’s Day. Kettner
Arts Gallery. 1772 Kettner Blvd., downtown San Diego.
Jump Start Your Heart 5K! Sat., Feb. 15, 7a.m.-12p.m. $30. Held
along boardwalk of Mission Bay Park. Registration begins 7 a.m.; race
begins at 8:15 a.m. in grassy area near the Mission Bay Information Center. Awards given for top racers and best costumes. 858-3364524. Mission Bay Park. Vacation Isle, off Ingraham St., San Diego
Cookie Art. Sat., Feb. 15, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. 18 yrs+. $65. Join executive chef Arleen Lloyd for class dedicated to the cookie artist, Learn
‘how to’ of decorating cookies: how to use wafer paper, stencils,
stamps, and free-form design in hands-on class. Bring an apron, two
cookie sheets with sides, wear closed-toe shoes, and please pull your
hair back. Preregistration required-seating is limited. Alchemy of the
Hearth 960 Rancheros Dr., Suite L, San Marcos.
Dance of the Decades, Sat., Feb. 15, 6:30-10:30 p.m. $20-35. San
Diego’s time-traveling ball season continues with live-music journey
through first half of 20th century. Featuring Heliotrope Ragtime
Orchestra and the Red Skunk
Band. Refreshments included.
Dressy period (or period-ish)
attire encouraged. Hosted by
Waltz & Such Vintage Social
Dancers. Balboa Park Club &
Ballroom, 2144 Pan American
Road West, Balboa Park.
4th Annual Coronado Valentine’s Day 10K, Sun., Feb. 16,
7-10 a.m. Come For The Run-Stay For The Fun. Flat, fast
course perfect for casual runner
or couple looking for fun event
or for the serious racer who is
looking for the perfect course
for a 10K PR. Includes 1 Mile Fun Run for the young’uns. $3,000 Prize
Purse!9:30-ish Awards Ceremony and Post Race Party and Raffle.
Tidelands Park, Coronado. www.coronado10k.com
Tribute to Reggae Legends Festival, Mon., Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m.
Valley View Casino Center. 3500 Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
Tuscan Cooking, Tues., Feb. 18, 11 a.m. $69. Create sumptuous Tuscan menu. Instructor teachs techniques, tips on how to make preparation a breeze, from salad to side to entrée, delicious dessert finish. Sur
la Table. 1905 Calle Barcelona, Carlsbad.
Concert for Heroes! Tues., Feb. 18, 6:30 p.m. Benefit concert to
raise money for the SEAL NSW Family Foundation Severity of the injuries to our warriors goes beyond the care that provided by the D.O.D.
and the V.A. The families are dealing with the loss, separation, and the
problems of readjusting to the home front. The NSWFF is there to provide that support. Belly Up. 143 South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach.
Birding Basics! Saturdays, Feb. 22, March 29, April 26, May 31, June
28. 1-2:30 p.m. Free. Learn to identify birds at a glance. Mission Trails
Regional Park bird guide Winona Sollock’s class explains five simple
ways to do it and gives tips on field-guide use. Bring bird book if you’d
like. Meet inside Visitor Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos.
Nature Walk, Sat.-Sun., Feb. 22-23 & Wed., Feb. 26, 9:30-11 a.m.
Free. Guide introduces natural wonders, variety of life in sage, chaparral and river habitats, shares fun facts. Mission Trails Regional Park,
One Father Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos.
Trek with the Trackers, Saturdays, March 1, April 5, May 3, June 7.
8:30-10:30 a.m. Free. Discover and identify tracks, scat, bedlays and
other evidence of critters that live in local underbrush and trees. Join
a Mission Trails Regional Park tracking-team guide for two hours of
Happy
Valentines
Day
dirt-time fun -- wear long pants! Meet in front of the Visitor Center.
Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra Trail, San
Carlos
Intro to Wildlife Tracking, Sat., March 8, 8-10 a.m. Free. Join
knowledgeable SDTT instructor for informal “dirt-time” lessons in
the art of wildlife tracking. All experience levels welcome. Learn to
identify the tracks and scat of coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, deer,
and other wildlife in our area! No reservation necessary. Los Peñasquitos Ranch Adobe, 12122 Canyonside Park Drive, Penasquitos.
Run for Fun! Wednesdays 6 p.m. Ongoing. Free. Locate new
routes in the city, “test-drive” latest Nike footwear, run with motivated people. Run choice of three-, five-, and seven-mile routes,
starting from Nike Fashion Valley. (619) 294-9385.
Public Nights at the Planetarium, Fridays. Ongoing thru Fri.,
March 28, 2014. $4-$6. Two shows every Friday. “The Sky Tonight”
(7-8pm): Live narrated show highlighting the current night skies.
Moon, planets, and constellations described, audiences are taken
on virtual journeys into space. “Stars, Powerhouses of the Universe”
(8:15-9pm): A full-dome feature that will take you on a journey that
explores the nature of stars in our galaxy. From stars that are forming
to stars that are exploding in death, these powerhouses are the beacons of the galaxy. Narrated by Mark Hamill. Palomar College. 1140
West Mission Road, San Marcos. www.palomar.edu/planetarium
Coronado Heritage Tour, Ongoing Wednesdays. 10:30-noon. Age
limit 9+. $10. 90-minute walking tour in “historic heart of Coronado.”
Tour begins at Coronado Museum of History and Art, ends at Hotel del
Coronado. Reservations required (619) 437-8788. Coronado Museum
of History and Art, 1100 Orange Avenue, Coronado, 92118
Video Game Tournaments, Fridays 5-9 p.m. Ongoing. Free. Fanboygaming.com hosts tournaments “of some of the biggest videos
games out there” at Microsoft Store in Fashion Valley Mall.
Explore Silverwood Sanctuary, Audubon Society offers free guided
walks on Sundays, 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. (619) 682-7200. Silverwood
Sanctuary, 13003 Wildcat Canyon Rd., Lakeside.
Veterans Memorial Service, 3rd Saturday each month, 11:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. Our brave American veterans are not forgotten. Each
month, a memorial service is held in honor of current veterans and
veterans of past wars who have not been previously honored. Taps
will be played. You’re welcome to attend. Balboa Park, Veterans Memorial Center, 2115 Park Blvd.
Gaslamp Quarter Historical Walking Tour, ongoing Saturdays,
11 a.m.-1p.m. $12-$15. Tour includes architecturally significant structures of the period from Old City Hall (1874) to the Romanesque style
Keating Building (1890) to the Baroque Revival Louis Bank of Commerce (1888), along with stories of the people that shaped the destiny
of San Diego. The tour takes under two hours. (619) 233-4692. William Heath Davis House Museum, Island Ave., downtown San Diego.
Inspiration
From Colette
Stephen Marley, Wed., May 14, 8 p.m. Rock.
Age 21+. Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Ave.,
Solana Beach. (858) 481-8140.
Christina Perri, Wed., May 14, 8 p.m. Pop.
Humphrey’s by the Bay, box office 2241 Shelter
Island Dr., (619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster (619)
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March
The Wailers, Sun., March 2, 8 p.m. Reggae/ska. $25-$44. Age 21+. Belly Up Tavern,
143 South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858)
481-8140.
Christopher Dean, Wed., March 5, 1, 4,
& 7 p.m. Free. Acoustic. California Center for
the Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd.,
Escondido. (760) 839-4438.
Aer ft. David von Mering & Carter
Schultz, Sat., March 8, 7 p.m. Rock. Soma,
3350 Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego (Midway
district). (619) 226-7662.
Kenny Rogers, Sun., March 16, 8:30 p.m.
Country. Pechanga Resort & Casino, 45000
Pechanga Pkwy, Temecula. (951) 693-1819.
Lady Antebellum, Wed., March 18, TBA.
STAPLES Center, 1111 S. Figueroa Street, Los
Angeles, CA 90015. www.staplescenter.com
Wonder YEars, Defeater, Citizen also
Real Friends, Tues., March 25, 8 p.m. Rock.
Soma, 3350 Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego
(Midway district). (619) 226-7662.
Creedence Clearwater Revisited, Fri.,
March 28, 8 p.m. Rock. Pala Events Center,
11154 Hwy 76, Pala. (877) 946-7252.
Of Mice & Men and Bring Me The Horizon, Fri., March 28, 8 p.m. Rock. Soma, 3350
Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego (Midway district).
(619) 226-7662.
May
Johnny Clegg, Fri., May 9, 9 p.m. Reggae/
ska/rock. Age 21+. Belly Up Tavern, 143 South
Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 481-8140.
Lady Gaga
Mon., June. 2
7:30 p.m.
Pop. $35-$200
Viejas Arena at SDSU
5500 Canyon Crest Dr.
San Diego, CA.
(619) 594-6947
Journey, Steve Miller, Tower of Power, Thurs.,
May 15, 7:30 p.m. Rock. Sleep Train Amphitheatre,
2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619) 6713600.
Indigo Girls & SD Women’s Chorus, Sun., May
18, 7:30 p.m. Acoustic. Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth
Ave. (619) 570-1100. www.sdbalboa.org
Future
OneRepublic and The Script, Mon., June 2, 8
p.m. Rock. Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
Lady Gaga, Mon., June. 2, 7:30 p.m. Pop. $35$200. Viejas Arena at SDSU, 5500 Canyon Crest Dr.,
San Diego, CA. (619) 594-6947.
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Englebert Humperdinck,
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Pop. Pechanga Resort & Casino,
45000 Pechanga Pkwy, Temecula. (951) 693-1819.
Imagine Dragons, the Naked 7 Famous, Sat., Feb. 15,
7:30 p.m. $29.50-$49.50. Valley
View Casino Center (San Diego
Sports Arena), 3500 Sports
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In The Mood, Sat., Feb. 15,
2 & 7 p.m. $24-$49. Big band
40s. California Center for the
Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido. (760)
839-4438.
Tribute to Reggae Legends
Festival, Mon., Feb. 17, 7:30
p.m. Valley View Casino Center
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(619) 224-4171.
Boz Scaggs, Mon., Feb. 17,
8:30 p.m. Rock. Balboa Theatre,
868 Fourth Ave. (619) 5701100. www.sdbalboa.org
Ziggy Marley, Wed., Feb.
19, $17. 7 p.m. Age 21+.
Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858)
481-8140.
Amos Lee, Sat., Feb. 22, 9
p.m. Blues. Balboa Theatre, 868
Fourth Ave. (619) 570-1100.
www.sdbalboa.org
Miley Cyrus with Icona
Pop, Sat., Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m.
STAPLES Center, 1111 S.
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CA 90015. www.staplescenter.
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Pentatonix, Tues., Feb. 25,
8 p.m. Rock. $25-$30. Soma,
3350 Sports Arena Blvd., San
Diego (Midway district). (619)
226-7662.
Elvin Bishop, Fri., Feb. 28, 8
p.m. Pop/rock. Age 21+. Belly Up
Tavern, 143 South Cedros Ave.,
Solana Beach. (858) 481-8140.
Buddy Guy, Fri., Feb. 28, 8
p.m. Blues. Pala Events Center,
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