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Conmandlng Officer Naval Mobile Construction Battalion TllREE C~Tmander Naval Construction Battalions U S Pacific Flee1 Pearl Harbor Hawaii 96860

DEPLOYMENT COIPLETION REPORT

(a) cncBPACOlCBLANT INST J 121 I

( I) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

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2 U S Naval Mobile Construction Battalion THREE deployed to Cafl4gtCovlngton Guam MI during the period I April 1984 to 2 December 1984 with details deployed to Subic Bay Republic of the Phi ll1plnes Midway Island Wake Island Miramar California and a Civic Action Team deployed to Palau

3 NMC8 THREE manned Camp Covington Guam M1 and other selected Western Pacific sites successfully completing over 37000 mandays of tasking at a 33 direct labor percentage Despite a staff with relatively little deployment experience and being tasked with over 60 projects the battalion comp leted Its ta sking at a ll deployment sites The work was accomplished in a highly professional manner with the exceptional quality evident th roughou t

4 The high state of readiness maintained by the Guam M1 Air Detachment wis again demonstrated In August when It successfully mounted out with the entire TA-4J to Tlnian Island NCB THREEs

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comnltment to pride ond profe$Slonallsni was no more opparcnt Chon by Its strong perforlllnce during t he C8PAC personnel and scabag Inspections during the deployed Operational Readiness Inspec t ion

5 Upon successful complotlon of this demanding and challenging deployment NllC8 HIRE returns to Port Hueneme CA to lnltatc prcparat ion for the upcoming Puer To Rico Deployment

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ENCLOUSURE 1

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

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THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

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Conmandlng Officer Naval Mobile Construction Battalion TllREE C~Tmander Naval Construction Battalions U S Pacific Flee1 Pearl Harbor Hawaii 96860

DEPLOYMENT COIPLETION REPORT

(a) cncBPACOlCBLANT INST J 121 I

( I) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

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Executive Sumnary Unit Location Sumnary Historical Sumnary Adml n is t rat i ve Training Operati ons Supply and Logistics Equipment Camp Maintenance Special Operations

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J Enclosures ( J) through (10) are forwarded in accordance with refe rence (a)

2 U S Naval Mobile Construction Battalion THREE deployed to Cafl4gtCovlngton Guam MI during the period I April 1984 to 2 December 1984 with details deployed to Subic Bay Republic of the Phi ll1plnes Midway Island Wake Island Miramar California and a Civic Action Team deployed to Palau

3 NMC8 THREE manned Camp Covington Guam M1 and other selected Western Pacific sites successfully completing over 37000 mandays of tasking at a 33 direct labor percentage Despite a staff with relatively little deployment experience and being tasked with over 60 projects the battalion comp leted Its ta sking at a ll deployment sites The work was accomplished in a highly professional manner with the exceptional quality evident th roughou t

4 The high state of readiness maintained by the Guam M1 Air Detachment wis again demonstrated In August when It successfully mounted out with the entire TA-4J to Tlnian Island NCB THREEs

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comnltment to pride ond profe$Slonallsni was no more opparcnt Chon by Its strong perforlllnce during t he C8PAC personnel and scabag Inspections during the deployed Operational Readiness Inspec t ion

5 Upon successful complotlon of this demanding and challenging deployment NllC8 HIRE returns to Port Hueneme CA to lnltatc prcparat ion for the upcoming Puer To Rico Deployment

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ENCLOUSURE 1

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

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THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

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OEPARTMEHT OFTHE NAW ~ t US NAVAL MOBILE CONSTRUCTION BA-nAlION THREE

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Conmandlng Officer Naval Mobile Construction Battalion TllREE C~Tmander Naval Construction Battalions U S Pacific Flee1 Pearl Harbor Hawaii 96860

DEPLOYMENT COIPLETION REPORT

(a) cncBPACOlCBLANT INST J 121 I

( I) (2) (3) (4) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

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Executive Sumnary Unit Location Sumnary Historical Sumnary Adml n is t rat i ve Training Operati ons Supply and Logistics Equipment Camp Maintenance Special Operations

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J Enclosures ( J) through (10) are forwarded in accordance with refe rence (a)

2 U S Naval Mobile Construction Battalion THREE deployed to Cafl4gtCovlngton Guam MI during the period I April 1984 to 2 December 1984 with details deployed to Subic Bay Republic of the Phi ll1plnes Midway Island Wake Island Miramar California and a Civic Action Team deployed to Palau

3 NMC8 THREE manned Camp Covington Guam M1 and other selected Western Pacific sites successfully completing over 37000 mandays of tasking at a 33 direct labor percentage Despite a staff with relatively little deployment experience and being tasked with over 60 projects the battalion comp leted Its ta sking at a ll deployment sites The work was accomplished in a highly professional manner with the exceptional quality evident th roughou t

4 The high state of readiness maintained by the Guam M1 Air Detachment wis again demonstrated In August when It successfully mounted out with the entire TA-4J to Tlnian Island NCB THREEs

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comnltment to pride ond profe$Slonallsni was no more opparcnt Chon by Its strong perforlllnce during t he C8PAC personnel and scabag Inspections during the deployed Operational Readiness Inspec t ion

5 Upon successful complotlon of this demanding and challenging deployment NllC8 HIRE returns to Port Hueneme CA to lnltatc prcparat ion for the upcoming Puer To Rico Deployment

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ENCLOUSURE 1

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

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THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

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comnltment to pride ond profe$Slonallsni was no more opparcnt Chon by Its strong perforlllnce during t he C8PAC personnel and scabag Inspections during the deployed Operational Readiness Inspec t ion

5 Upon successful complotlon of this demanding and challenging deployment NllC8 HIRE returns to Port Hueneme CA to lnltatc prcparat ion for the upcoming Puer To Rico Deployment

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ENCLOUSURE 1

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

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THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

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SUMMARY

ENCLOUSURE 1

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

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THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

EXEOJTIVE StMMRY

ON JI MARo-t I 9lS4 THE N1Cb Tl-tRamp ADVAlCf PARTY DCPLOYED TO awP CXgtVINGTOO GUAM TO RELIEVE NVC8 FORTY THE WINBCOY DEPLOYED ON 17 APRIL 19lt4 TURNOVER OFFICIALLY OUlAlRED ON 18 April 1984 THE BATTALION DEPLOYED A LARGE DETAOt1ENT TO SUBIC SAY RP A MEOILM DETAOMENT TO MIDWAY ISUND NC A SMALL DETAOtIENT TO MIAAVAR CA THE BATTALION ALSO~ A CIVIC ACTION TEAM ON PALAU ANO THE exlQSPAC QUARTERDECK OUTY SECTION IN PEARL 1-IARBat FOR A StltlRT OlRATION A SWLL DETAOMENT WAS StNT TO WAKE ISLAND FOO A SPtCIAL CINCPACFLT DIRECTED PROJECT THt AIR DEi tONTEO our TO TININ-I AND THE MAINBCOY TO ANDERSEN AIR FORCf BASE FOR AN FEX

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OVERAJL THE lgtEPLOYMENT WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUl THE MAINBOOY COWLETED VIRTUAlLY AW OF IT~ OPlRATIONAL TASKING 43 OISOUilONARY TASKINGS AND 300 ~YS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CR VOLlNTEER ~ FOR VARlltXJS fUBLIC ANO PRIVATE ORlANIZATIONS ON GUM4

THE MlllWAY OfTAOMENT FAR EXCEEDED ALL PROlJICTION RATE ESTlWTES TO COIPLETE ITS TASKING 6 WEEKS AHfAO OF So-tCUULE THE MILWAY DETAOWNT RfTURNED TO l-0iEPORT 00 I NOVEMBER 1984 4 EEKS AHEAD Of SOIEDULE

THE SUBIC DETAQ-MENT EXPElllt1-kED OOE OF THE RA INIEST PERIODS FOR SUlHC IN PAST 6 YEARS RECIEVING OVER 200 INCHES OF RA INFALi THE AAIN ElFlCTED PRODUCT ION BUT SUPERLAT I VE EFFORTS FRCM THE MEMBERS OF THE DET~NT MINIMIZED ITS ADVERSE AFFECTS THE SUBIC DETAOMENT aMPLETED 9000 WINl)YS Of OPERATIONAL TASKING THE SUBIC DETAOIVENT ALSO HAD A ~ RELATED FATALITY

THE MIRAMR CA DETAIL CXlMPLETED ITS PRIMARY TASKING AND ALSO PERFORMED THREE DI SOltET JONARY PROJECTS 0 I RfCT LABal EXPENOCD WAS 2324 MANOAYS THE HIQi QIALITY AND METIOJLOUS NA~ OF EVERY DETAIL MEMBER PUT MEANING INTO THE voRLgtS PRIDE ANO PROFESS IOOALI SM

THE DETACl-MNT SENT TO WAKE ISLAND DftOllSTRATED THE BATTALIOOS MILITY TO PERFORM CONTINGtNCY CONSTRlXTJOO AN AIRCRAFT ARRESTING SYSTEM WAS INSTALLED US ING 367 MANDAYS OF DIRECT LABOR STRINGENT TIME REQUIREMENTS ERE MET TO SUPPCRT MARINE arugtS AIR OPERATIONS

AlMINI STRATICJll

THE AI1HNISTRATIVE STAFFS PROVIDED EXCELLENT SUPPORT TO THE UATTA100 FORTY NO OIIUCT IVES ERE UPDATED DURING THE DEPLOYMENT QllLY 11 DIRECTIVES ARE OLDER THAN_ YEARS WE MET THE cncBPIC 1-0TENT IGI GQOJS AND HAVE STRENGTHENED AN ALRfADY STRQllG RETENTIOO PROGRAM NJP WAS EXERCISED OVER 70 TIMES AND cnJRTS MARTIALS SIX TIME~ A SEA HUT WAS CONSTRUCTED TO SERVE AS A RESTRICTED BARRACKS

TRAINING

TRAINING SATURDAYS FUNCTlareD AccamlNG TO PLANS AND WERE ~T SACRIFICED AT THE EXPENSE OF COISTRUCTlltJll COALS FEX ANO AIR OET TRAINING PROVIDED VAlUA6LE EXPERIENCE AND COISIDERABLE cn-IFIDENCE IN OlR AB I LITY TO MEET OPEAATlltXW REQUIREMENTS ORI RESULTS WERE BETTER THAN FCR PREVIOUS DEPLOYMENTS INDICATING AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE BATTALla-lS MILITARY READINESS AAJKlilY OPERAT IOIS ANO WEAPQllS WINTENANCe WERE DRAMATICALLY IMPROVED WRING THE DEPLOYMENT THE TRAINING STAFF HAS USED ITS OEPLOY1ENT TIME PRCDJCTIVELY ANO APPEARS READY FOR ttMEPCRT TRAINING WE EXERCISED OJR DISASTER PREPAREDNESS cntMNO Nn COITROL FOR TMgt TYPHJONS bull

SUPPLYMLOG-1LEY

TI-IE MATERIAL IN MlO WAS REWAREiXJSED TO IMPROVE STORAGE SPACE EFFICIENCY AND COISOLIMTE MATERIALS BY JOB TI-IE CTR WAS RESTovEO TO IMPROVE TOOL OIECKOJT IN AKgt M1JNT OUT FUNCTIONS THE GALLEY WINTAINED EXCEPTlCNAlLY HQi CLEANLINESS AND FOOD QUALITY STANDARDS TI-iROUG1iJUT TI-IE DEPLOYMENT DISBLRS NG REV IEWED ALL AND WOE WJOR CXlRRECTIONS TO 64 PAY RECX)ROS IN THE BATTAlIOll

CN W INTEloWCE

CAW COIDITIONS ARE ~ICEABLY BETTER THE BATTALION REHASILITTED FOUR BARRAOltS COISTRUCTED A NEW CXJTDOCR TI-IEATER RAISED SIDEWALKS TO ELIMINATE VUgt AND WATER PROBLEMS AND WINTAINED HIGH BARRACKS CLEAill1 NESS ST AIDARDS

CJXQUSI~

MlRALE OF THE OFFICERS CHIEFS AND MEN lN THE BATTALION WAS HIGH THROlJ(H)lJT THE DEPLOYMENT THE OFFICEROllEF CDMlHTY BltlIO APPEARS TO HAVE STRENGTHENED WEVE MADE A GREAT DEAL OF PROC1lfSS IN VIRTUALLY EVERY AREA IM EXTREMELY PLEASED WITI-1 AND PROLD OP THE MEN OF fM8 ~ AND TI-IEIR AOntgtLISH4ENrS

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MIDWAY IS

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SUMMARY

ENCLOSURE 2

lNIT lOJJJICN SlMyenRY

TYPE LNIT amp AVG CND al DTE rESlltNTl(N CffW 10CATlltN poundEP (TE MISSICN

MIN llQJ 20430 OJAM M l 31M6R84 aNSTRLCT lltN 02 (poundC 84

CpoundTA11 SLBIC MY 02102 SLBIC MY RP 31~84 aNSlRLCT ICN 02 (poundC 84

CpoundTATL MIOllAY IS 0 l 040 MlrJlollY ISVN) 31M6R84 aNSTRlCTICN 08 deg 84

CETAIL WNltE IS 00015 WNltE I SLAN) 29 Am 84 crNSTRlCT ICN 01 JU 84

CETAJl MRAWl 00020 MWMtR CA 31 MIR 84 aNSTRUT l(N 15 ~ 84

IETAI I 1-tNlJJU 00007 HNlUU HI 31 MIR 81f SLPPCRr 02 (poundC 84

FLEET SlJlRRT 6111ETS 00014 PRT HElSE CA taISTICS SlPfQU

lNIT lOJJJICN SlMyenRY

TYPE LNIT amp AVG CND al DTE rESlltNTl(N CffW 10CATlltN poundEP (TE MISSICN

MIN llQJ 20430 OJAM M l 31M6R84 aNSTRLCT lltN 02 (poundC 84

CpoundTA11 SLBIC MY 02102 SLBIC MY RP 31~84 aNSlRLCT ICN 02 (poundC 84

CpoundTATL MIOllAY IS 0 l 040 MlrJlollY ISVN) 31M6R84 aNSTRlCTICN 08 deg 84

CETAIL WNltE IS 00015 WNltE I SLAN) 29 Am 84 crNSTRlCT ICN 01 JU 84

CETAJl MRAWl 00020 MWMtR CA 31 MIR 84 aNSTRUT l(N 15 ~ 84

IETAI I 1-tNlJJU 00007 HNlUU HI 31 MIR 81f SLPPCRr 02 (poundC 84

FLEET SlJlRRT 6111ETS 00014 PRT HElSE CA taISTICS SlPfQU

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HISTORICAL

CAMP COVINGTlraquoI HOllE dF THE

US NAVY SEASEES ~~

SUMMARY

ENCLOUSURE 3

I

27 MAA

28 wR

31 M~

01 APR

03 APR

04 APR

06 APR

10 APR

11 APR

16 APR

17 APR

18 APR

I~ APR

28 APR

MIDWAY DET ADVNU PARTY DEPARTED POOT HUENEME CA

ADVAKE PARTY lRRIVED MIDWAY ISLAND

ADVNCE PARTY FCR MAIN BCOY (GUAM) AND SU81C DETAIL DEPARTED PCRT HUENEME CA

MAfN 8COY ADVNCE PARTY ARRIVED OJAM

SUBIC DETAIL ADVNCE PARTY ARRIVED SUSIC BAY R P

lMB TI-REE CIVIL ACTION TEAM DEPARTED POOT HUENEME CA

CIVIL llCTION TEAM ARRIVED OJAM

SKltM DICKERSON 30TH llG SKC 10RRIS CBPAC ARRIVE TO OBSERVE SUPPLY TURlOVER

CIVIL ACTION TEAM DEPARTED GUAM FCR PALAU

CIVIL ACTICJll TEAM ARRIVED PALAU

MIDWAY DETAIL MAIN BCOY DEPARTED PCRT HUENEME CA

MIDWAY DETAIL MAIN BltDY ARRIVED MIDWAY ISLAND

FIRST FLIQiT OF MAIN BCOY GUAM AND MAIN BCOY SUSIC DETAIL DEPARTED PORT HUENEME CA

FIRST FLIQiT OF MAIN BCDY QJAM ANO MAJN BCOY SU81C DETAIL ARRIVED GUAM

MAIN BCDY SU81C DETAIL DEPARTED GUAM

MAIN BODY SU81C DETAIL ARRIVED SU81C SAYmiddot R P SCS JOSITS AND 74 OTHERS

SECDNO PLIQiT OF MAIN BCOY DEPARTED PltRT HUENEME CA

SECXNgt FLIQiT OF MAIN BCDY ARRIVED QJAltI

cNlfigt COV INGTCJll OFFICIALLY TURNED OVER FRat r-MB FCRTY TO lM8 ~EE

flfCB FCRTY DEPARTS

PROJECTS START

EO S ARRI VE FROM MAINBCOY TO AUGAENT HlRlzQllTAL OONSTROCTICJll F~ SUSIC SAY

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29 APR

01 MY

05 MAY

09 MAY

I ti MAY

16 MAY

18 MY

21 MAY

29 MAY

30 MfY

02 JlJll

04 JJl

06 JlJll

07 JUN

08 JUN

09 JJj

USO GUAM HgtSTED AN OFFICIAL WELltXME ABOARD FIESTA FCR NCB THREE

BATTALION QiAPLAIN LT KREIENSIECK DEPARTED CAMP COVINCTCJll Fal TAD IN SEOUL KOREA AND ltKl~WA JAPAN

UTCS CNIYER ANO ti MEN DEPARTED CAMP COVINGTON FCR WAKE ISLAND VIA HAWAII TO SET UP A TE~Y WAKE ISLAND DETAIL (ARRESTING GEAR PROJECT)

Q)R ())tltjELLY (CO WCS Tl-REE) LQ)R SOiLEHR (S3) UTQI BRONER (CJC) DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

Q)R ())tltjELLY LQ)R SOUEl-R UTCM BROllER ARRIVES FRCM SUB IC BAY

GSGT JQIIBS ET2 POLZEN DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

~ BURTO-IETT DEPARTS ~ DET SITE SAFETY VISIT SUB IC BAY

GSGT J()llES ET2 POLZEN ARRIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

SVC BURTOiETT ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

RArM HAINES ClllB()RO FOR A VISIT AND TO ATTEND 30TH lCR OIANCE OF CXMIMll) CERflOllY

RArM HAINES ONBOARD - OIANGE OF cntMNO FCR 30TH lCR

RAtrade HAINES DEPARTED FCR CXtvCBPAC

LT GILLESPIE DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

LT GILLESPIE RIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

LQ)R KELLEY DEPARTS TO SUBIC BAY FCR SITE VISIT

LT LOCEY DEPARTS FCJl MEDICAL VISIT TO SUSIC BAY

L(l)R KELLEY ARRIVES FROi SUBIC BAY

CDR CORaRiN ANO BOCS BRONN FRCM CCMSPAC STAFF VISIT WCS Tl-REE

LCDR NEAL REL I EVES LrnR SOiLElR AS OPERATIONS OFflceR

LagtR KELLEY RfTURNS fRa1 SUBJC SAY

LT LOCEY ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC SAY

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27 MAA

28 wR

31 M~

01 APR

03 APR

04 APR

06 APR

10 APR

11 APR

16 APR

17 APR

18 APR

I~ APR

28 APR

MIDWAY DET ADVNU PARTY DEPARTED POOT HUENEME CA

ADVAKE PARTY lRRIVED MIDWAY ISLAND

ADVNCE PARTY FCR MAIN BCOY (GUAM) AND SU81C DETAIL DEPARTED PCRT HUENEME CA

MAfN 8COY ADVNCE PARTY ARRIVED OJAM

SUBIC DETAIL ADVNCE PARTY ARRIVED SUSIC BAY R P

lMB TI-REE CIVIL ACTION TEAM DEPARTED POOT HUENEME CA

CIVIL llCTION TEAM ARRIVED OJAM

SKltM DICKERSON 30TH llG SKC 10RRIS CBPAC ARRIVE TO OBSERVE SUPPLY TURlOVER

CIVIL ACTION TEAM DEPARTED GUAM FCR PALAU

CIVIL ACTICJll TEAM ARRIVED PALAU

MIDWAY DETAIL MAIN BCOY DEPARTED PCRT HUENEME CA

MIDWAY DETAIL MAIN BltDY ARRIVED MIDWAY ISLAND

FIRST FLIQiT OF MAIN BCOY GUAM AND MAIN BCOY SUSIC DETAIL DEPARTED PORT HUENEME CA

FIRST FLIQiT OF MAIN BCDY QJAM ANO MAJN BCOY SU81C DETAIL ARRIVED GUAM

MAIN BCDY SU81C DETAIL DEPARTED GUAM

MAIN BODY SU81C DETAIL ARRIVED SU81C SAYmiddot R P SCS JOSITS AND 74 OTHERS

SECDNO PLIQiT OF MAIN BCOY DEPARTED PltRT HUENEME CA

SECXNgt FLIQiT OF MAIN BCDY ARRIVED QJAltI

cNlfigt COV INGTCJll OFFICIALLY TURNED OVER FRat r-MB FCRTY TO lM8 ~EE

flfCB FCRTY DEPARTS

PROJECTS START

EO S ARRI VE FROM MAINBCOY TO AUGAENT HlRlzQllTAL OONSTROCTICJll F~ SUSIC SAY

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29 APR

01 MY

05 MAY

09 MAY

I ti MAY

16 MAY

18 MY

21 MAY

29 MAY

30 MfY

02 JlJll

04 JJl

06 JlJll

07 JUN

08 JUN

09 JJj

USO GUAM HgtSTED AN OFFICIAL WELltXME ABOARD FIESTA FCR NCB THREE

BATTALION QiAPLAIN LT KREIENSIECK DEPARTED CAMP COVINCTCJll Fal TAD IN SEOUL KOREA AND ltKl~WA JAPAN

UTCS CNIYER ANO ti MEN DEPARTED CAMP COVINGTON FCR WAKE ISLAND VIA HAWAII TO SET UP A TE~Y WAKE ISLAND DETAIL (ARRESTING GEAR PROJECT)

Q)R ())tltjELLY (CO WCS Tl-REE) LQ)R SOiLEHR (S3) UTQI BRONER (CJC) DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

Q)R ())tltjELLY LQ)R SOUEl-R UTCM BROllER ARRIVES FRCM SUB IC BAY

GSGT JQIIBS ET2 POLZEN DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

~ BURTO-IETT DEPARTS ~ DET SITE SAFETY VISIT SUB IC BAY

GSGT J()llES ET2 POLZEN ARRIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

SVC BURTOiETT ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

RArM HAINES ClllB()RO FOR A VISIT AND TO ATTEND 30TH lCR OIANCE OF CXMIMll) CERflOllY

RArM HAINES ONBOARD - OIANGE OF cntMNO FCR 30TH lCR

RAtrade HAINES DEPARTED FCR CXtvCBPAC

LT GILLESPIE DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

LT GILLESPIE RIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

LQ)R KELLEY DEPARTS TO SUBIC BAY FCR SITE VISIT

LT LOCEY DEPARTS FCJl MEDICAL VISIT TO SUSIC BAY

L(l)R KELLEY ARRIVES FROi SUBIC BAY

CDR CORaRiN ANO BOCS BRONN FRCM CCMSPAC STAFF VISIT WCS Tl-REE

LCDR NEAL REL I EVES LrnR SOiLElR AS OPERATIONS OFflceR

LagtR KELLEY RfTURNS fRa1 SUBJC SAY

LT LOCEY ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC SAY

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29 APR

01 MY

05 MAY

09 MAY

I ti MAY

16 MAY

18 MY

21 MAY

29 MAY

30 MfY

02 JlJll

04 JJl

06 JlJll

07 JUN

08 JUN

09 JJj

USO GUAM HgtSTED AN OFFICIAL WELltXME ABOARD FIESTA FCR NCB THREE

BATTALION QiAPLAIN LT KREIENSIECK DEPARTED CAMP COVINCTCJll Fal TAD IN SEOUL KOREA AND ltKl~WA JAPAN

UTCS CNIYER ANO ti MEN DEPARTED CAMP COVINGTON FCR WAKE ISLAND VIA HAWAII TO SET UP A TE~Y WAKE ISLAND DETAIL (ARRESTING GEAR PROJECT)

Q)R ())tltjELLY (CO WCS Tl-REE) LQ)R SOiLEHR (S3) UTQI BRONER (CJC) DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

Q)R ())tltjELLY LQ)R SOUEl-R UTCM BROllER ARRIVES FRCM SUB IC BAY

GSGT JQIIBS ET2 POLZEN DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

~ BURTO-IETT DEPARTS ~ DET SITE SAFETY VISIT SUB IC BAY

GSGT J()llES ET2 POLZEN ARRIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

SVC BURTOiETT ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

RArM HAINES ClllB()RO FOR A VISIT AND TO ATTEND 30TH lCR OIANCE OF CXMIMll) CERflOllY

RArM HAINES ONBOARD - OIANGE OF cntMNO FCR 30TH lCR

RAtrade HAINES DEPARTED FCR CXtvCBPAC

LT GILLESPIE DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

LT GILLESPIE RIVES FRCM SUBIC BAY

LQ)R KELLEY DEPARTS TO SUBIC BAY FCR SITE VISIT

LT LOCEY DEPARTS FCJl MEDICAL VISIT TO SUSIC BAY

L(l)R KELLEY ARRIVES FROi SUBIC BAY

CDR CORaRiN ANO BOCS BRONN FRCM CCMSPAC STAFF VISIT WCS Tl-REE

LCDR NEAL REL I EVES LrnR SOiLElR AS OPERATIONS OFflceR

LagtR KELLEY RfTURNS fRa1 SUBJC SAY

LT LOCEY ARRIVES FRW SITE VISIT SUBIC SAY

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12 JUI

I) JLN

I JUI

19 JLN

26 JlJll

28 JUI

Ol JUL

02 JUL

06 JUL

Ol JUL

12 JUL

1J JUL

14 JUL

16 JUL

17 JUL

18 JUL

19 JUL

CDR ~CXWN ANO BUS BROWN DEPART

OJCM 1-fJUSEMN OEPAATS TO SUBIC BAY FOO SITE VISIT

30TH NCR OiANGE OF enMAND CDR DAV I S REL I E VCS CAPT OLS()ll

OJCM 1-fJUSEWN ARRIVES FRQl4 SUBIC BAY

aiR [)(NlELLY (00) AfCJ UTCM BR01ER (CM) OEWPART TO VISIT OET SITES MllJJAY WAKE AND COOPAC

SKC MARRA DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

CDR IXN-IELL Y UTCM BROWER RETURN ~ DET SI TE VIS ITS

SKC wRRA ARRIVES FR04 SUBlC BAY

OCS ANOERS()ll DEPARTS TO SUBIC BAY FOO OET VISIT

OCS ANQERS()ll ARR I VES FR01 SUB IC BAY

CDR FIGUEROA SKCM STEINSEIFER SKC fORRIS (CB-40) ARRIVE FOO SUPPLY MNAGEMENT INSPECTIOol (SMI)

SUPPLY wNlGEMENT INSPECTlON (SMI) ltXlMENCCS

CDR IXN-IELLY LalR NEAL UTo BROWER ARRIVE SUBIC BAY FOO SITE VISIT

LT TERPOLlLLI RELIEVES LT BARZEWSKI AS ASSISTANT OPERAT IQIS OFFICER

Q)R OCN-IELLY LaiR NEAL UTCM BROWER 0poundPART SUBIC BAY

SUPPLY MNAGEMENT INSPECTION (S~I) CCMPLETEO

SKC WRRA DEPARTS FCR SMI SUB IC BAY

CIR FIGUEROA SKCM STEINSEIFER SKC NORRIS DEPART

LT KREIENSIEOlt DEPARTS FOO SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

urcs SUTHERLAND NCI FI TOI DEPARTS FOO SITE VIS IT SUBIC BAY

LaR ltYUltES (CB-60) ARRIVES TO CCMiENOf DEPLOYED MATERIAL INSPECTIOol (CMI)

LT KREIENSIEOlt SKC MARRA NCI FITOI ARRIVES FRCM SUB IC BAY

LT SMITH RELlEVES LT TtOWTQI AS ALPHA CQPANY CXMMNDER

20 JUL

21 JUL

22 JUL

30 JUL

01 AUG

05 AUG

06 AUG

I 0 AU

11 AUG

16 AUG

17 AUG

22 AUG

23 AUG

2~ AUG

2 5 AlXi

28 AUG

29 AlX

UTC SUTHERLAND ARRIVES FROM SUBIC BAY

BATTALION INROfES IN Gt~M LIBERATION DAY PARADE

LCDR OAKES DEPARTS FOLLOJlfKi CMI

ENS ~IS RELIEVES LT(JG) WITTLE AS ASSISTANT SUPPLY OFFICER

OJNT WT CllMENCE5

AIR DETAOIMENT DePARTS TO TINIAN ISLAND

LT CDl KlJHll GYSGT FRASIER SSGT SIMaIS ARRIVE TO OBSERVE MAINBOOY FEX

~llNBltDY FIELD EXERCISE CCME1CED

tAlNBltDV FILED EXERCISE CXMPLETED

LT COL ~ BYSGT FRASIER SSGT SIMllNS DEPART

AIR OETAOMENT RECOVERED

LmR NEAL DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

30TH NCR OECOvMISSlONING CEREMNY

ENS NIOlaquogtLAS DEPARTS TO llfCB THREE DET SUB IC BAY

LT KRIENSlEOlt DEPARTS Fat MIDWAY ISLAND OiAPLAIN VISIT

LCDR NEAL ARRIVES FROM SUBIC BAY

OVER THE HlMP DAV PARTY

ENS Nla-tgtLAS ARRIVES FROM SUBIC BAY

LT KRIENSIEOlt RETURNS F1n1 SUBIC BAY

CBPAC STAFF CAPT GALLEN ltDR ~~ MAJ LAUGHLIN LltDl OAKES Lem StflEWSBURY UTCM MEYER NCC rxitQiO ARRIVE TO CXNYJCT THE OPERATIONAl READINESS INSPECTl(lll (CRI)

OPERATIONAL READINESS INSPECT ION (CRI) COvMENCES

ENS NIODLAS DEPARTS TO RELIEVE LTJG CARR AS SUBIC BAY DET AOIC

CRI vtITES INSPECTION ca-nLICTED

CRI SEABAG INSPECTla-1 cn-IDUCTED

au CCMPLETED

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30 AUG

08 SEP

09 SEP

17 SEP

18 SEP

19 SEP

20 SEP

21 SEP

22 SEP

24 SEP

27 SEP

29 SEP

30 SEP

01 OCT

02 OCT

OJ01 ~SEWN DEPARTS FCR SITE VISIT SUBIC BAY

C8PAC STAFF DEPARTS

LT GILLESPIE DEPARTS FCR CAT PALAU Fltll DENTAL ASSIST VISIT

LT GILLESPIE RET~S FROM CAT PALAU

(l)R WATSltlI LOCR RlDIOI LT WALNClJGI EQOi CRAVES (fllCB FIVE) ARRIVE Fltll PREOEPLOYMENT VISIT

LT COLE RELIEVES lT RUBll-0 AS TRAINING OFFICER

LT(JG) NEVTCN AsStMES OOTIES AS PERSPECTIVE WTERIAL 1IAISCN OFFICER

L(l)R KELLEY NCC TAVLal PHl lANOOLT DEPARTS FClt DET SITE VIS IT SUSIC BAY

GVSGT tradeITEHfAO SGT SQJROOES ARRIVE Fltll LIMITED TEQllllCAI INSPECT ICN VIS IT ( LTI)

LIMITED TEQllllCM INSPECTION (LT I ) roMENCES

L(J)R KELLEY RE~S FROM SUBIC SAY

LIMITED TE~ICAL INSPECTION (ITl) CXMPLETED

GVSGT WHITEHfAO SGT BOJRGOI S DEPART

SVCS BURTOIEET DEPARTS FCR SAFETY VISIT SUSIC BAY

LT CENT ASSLMES OOTIES AS ASSISTANT ALPHA CXMPANY aM4 IDER

LmR ~GEN REL I EVES lCDR SOilEHR AS EXEOJT I VE OFF ICER

NCC TAYlCR PHI 1ANOOLT RETURN FROM SUBIC BAY

(l)R OONIEl I Y LalR NlAl DEPART FCR SI TE V I S I T TO MIONAY ISLAND

LT(JG) 001MES RELIEVES LT KRIENSIEOlt AS OiAPLAIN

SVCS BURTOIETT REfm15 FRtrade SUS IC BAY

CDR IX)NllfilLY LCJlR NEAL ARRI VE MICraquoAY I SIAND

SVCS MARKLE (C8PAC) ARRIVES FCR SAFEiY ASSIST VISIT

(l)R OONIELL Y LalR NEAL RETURN

04 OCT

0 OCT

09 OCT

12 OCT

13 OCT

18 OCT

20 OCT

23 OCT

211-2 OCT

2 OCT

26 OCT

27 OCT

30 OCT

31 OCT

01 NOV

03 NOV

07 lIJV

10 lIJV

11 NOV

OCT TQ ARRIVE MIDWAY StAND

SVCS WRJQE DEPARTS GUAM

LCDR NEAL OJCM 1-DJSEIMN DEPART FCR ASSIST VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

LT GILLESPIE DEPARTS FCR DENTAL ASSIST VISIT TO MIDWAY l SLAND

LCDR NEAL OJCM HXJS~ RETURN FROM SU81C SAY

OCT 10 DEPARTS MIDWAY ISLAND

NO TAYLCR DEPARTS FCR ASSIST VISIT TO MllraquoAY ISLAND

LT PRICE LT RUBINO DEPART FCR DET OIC TRAINING TO SU81C BAY

SKC MARRA DEPARTS FCR ASSIST VISIT TO SUBIC SAY

LT PRICE LT RUBllIJ RETURN FROM SUBIC SAY

TYP~ VANESSA PREPARATION ANO RECXgtVERY

LCDR NEAL L(l)R MERGEN DEPART FCR ASSIST VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

NO TAYLCR RETlBNS FROM MIDWAY ISLAHJ

LT MERRILL ARRIVES QJ4 FCR CAT BRIEFING

LT GILLESPIE RfTURNS FROM MIDWAY ISlAND

L(l)R NEAL LCDR MERGEN RETURN

ENS ELLS~TH (CBPAC) ARRIVES FCR ASSIST VISIT

LT MERRILL DEPARTS

ENS ELLS~TH DEPARTS

LCDR NEAL LCDR MERGEN DEPART FCR ASSIST VISIT TO SUBIC BAY

LQ)R NEAL LCDR MERGEN RETURN FROM SUBIC BAY

CDR cxN-IELLY UTCM 8aovER DEPART FCR ASSIST VISIT TO SUBIC SAY

CDR cxN-IELL Y UTCM 8RalER RETURN FRCM SUB IC SAY

NCS Tl-REE VETERANS DAY 10K RlN

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12-l) NOV

14 -yen)V

16 NOV

21 NOV

22 NOV

24 NOV

25 NOV

26 NOV

28 NOV

29 1yengtV

01 DEC

02 DEC

TYP~ BILL PREPARATJON AND REmVERY

LCDR KELLEY DEPARTS FCll ASSIST VISIT TO SUSIC BAY

LCDR KELLEY RETURNS FRCM SUBIC BAY

EQCM LASZ IK (C6PAC) ARRIVES SUBIC BAY TO 06SERVE THE BEEP

EOCS RAY (CBPAC) ARRIVES GUMI TO 06SERVE THE BEEP

OCS ROYBAL T ARR IVES GUAi TO 06SERVE THE BEEP

NVCB TIREE ADVAfCpound PARTY DEPARTS TO PORT HUENEME CA

MB FIVE ADVANOE PARTY ARRIVES FRCM ~T HUENEME CA

TURNOVER enMENOES

UTCS TILLOCK ARRIVES TO 06SERVE TURNOVER

LCDR PIZZANO (CEC DETAILER) ARRIVES FCll OFFICER ASSIST VISIT

LCDR aoKES (CBPAC EQUI PO) ARRI YES TO EVALUATE EQU IP~ M-6NAGEMENT PROGRM1

UTCS TILLOCK DEPARTS

LCDR PIZZANO DEPARTS

LcrR OAKES DEPARTS

TURNOVER CCMPLETEO

TUIWgtVER CERfMNV (DllouTEO

NCB TtREE MA 1 NampDY DEPARTS

EQCM LASZIK DEPARTS

EOCS RAY DEPARTS

ADMINISTRATIVE

SUMMARY ENCLOUSURE 4

AlMINISTRAT I VE SlMMRY

LESSQllS LEARNED I

A PR06LEM ITEM TYPEWRITERS

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DI SOJSS ION A CXlIHNATI~ OF INSUFFICIENT NlMBERS OF TYPEWRITERS AN) (XN)ITIONS OF EQUIPMENT LIMITED EFFICIENCY OF AtradeINISTMTION AND PERS(NllpoundL SUPPltRT

ACTIONRECCJM NYfflON lfCRfASE CAVP ALLJNIN-a HD lAPCRVE EQUIP1ENf MAINTENANCE TO ENSURE THAT ALL ADINISTRATIVE RATESRATINGS WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT OPERATIClW TYPEWITERS

PROBLEM ITEM LltlIG LEAD TIME IN OBTAINING FOtradeS nRCXJQi THE SUPPLY YSTEM

DI SOJSS ION ON SEVERAL OOCASIONS IT WAS NECESSARY TO QmER FOOMS THRCXJQ1 SUPPLY THAT WERE NJT AVA I LAS LE IN SERVMART OUE TO THE REMgtTENESS OF GUo1 THESE CRDERS TOOK AN EXCESSIVE NICJMT OF TIME TO BE cnlPLETED

ACTIONRECXM1EHllTION ItMEDIATELY UPCN ARRI VAL ON GUo1 AN INVENTOOY Sl-DJlO BE MADE AN) REQUIRED FORMS Sl-0JLD SE PLACED ON CRDER AT LEAST TI-REE ~HS IN ADVNQ OF THE ESTIWTEO REQUIRED DTE

ArMINI STRAT I ON

THE AJMINISTRATIVE AND PERSCNIEL DEPARTMENTS (CXXlE Sl) VERE HEAOeO BY A~) (7411) THE A041NISTRATIVE DIVISION CX)llSISTED OF A YIC AS ASSISTANT ACNINISTRATIVE OFFICER ccooe Sll) OllE YNI ASSIGNED AS THE COMNCING OFFICEREXEQITIVE OFFICER AND CXMMND MfSTER OtlEF YECIMI THREE YN2S ASSIGNED TO THE 0PfROTIQl4S DEPARTMENT LEGtl DfPARTMENT ANO SUBIC BAY DETAIL THREE YN3S OllE OF MilOt WAS ASSIGNED TO THE TRAINING DEPARTMENT AND FOlR YNSNS THE DIVISIONS PRIMARY RESPQl4SIBILITIES WERE TO MAINTIAN THE otvtMlll)S CENTRAL FILES DIRECTIVE SYSTEM REPltRT TICKIER MESSAGE ROUT ING AND CX)llTROL SYSTEM AND OFFICERS REcnulS THE JUNICR YNS WERE ROTATED THRCXJGf THE VARIOUS BILLETS WITHIN THE DIVISION SOCH AS DIRECTIVES AND MESSAGEROUTE SLIP CX)llTROL YECJMN ALL YNS WERE REQUIRED TO 00 TYPING AND FILING MAKE MESSAGE RINS AND PERFOtrade GENERAL OFFICE OOTIES THIS PROVIDED TRAINING IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE YEClMN RATING A DUTY AlMIN WAS lITILIZEO TO PROVIDE AFTER-toJRS SUPPCRT AS REQUIRED NC TO MtKE 1fSS-GE RLNS TO THE NoVAL cnMJlllCATIQllS CENTER LOCATED AT THE NAVAL SUPPLY OfPOT oMPLEX

OFFICE EQUIPpoundNT INCLlDED THREE XeROX 860 INF~TION PROCESSING SYSTEMS TlO LOCATED IN THE AJMINISTRATIVE OFF ICE AND a-IE LOCATED IN THE OPERATIONS OFFICE OTHER OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCLUDED TlO IBM SELECTRIC lllS OllE IBM SELECTRIC ll TYPEWRITER

AND A XEROX 4500 CXgtPIERSltRTER SYSTEM THE OFFICE EQUIPENT WAS SATISPACTOOY AND REPAIR SERVICE WAS SATISFACT~Y

ADMINISTRATIVE

SUMMARY ENCLOUSURE 4

AlMINISTRAT I VE SlMMRY

LESSQllS LEARNED I

A PR06LEM ITEM TYPEWRITERS

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DI SOJSS ION A CXlIHNATI~ OF INSUFFICIENT NlMBERS OF TYPEWRITERS AN) (XN)ITIONS OF EQUIPMENT LIMITED EFFICIENCY OF AtradeINISTMTION AND PERS(NllpoundL SUPPltRT

ACTIONRECCJM NYfflON lfCRfASE CAVP ALLJNIN-a HD lAPCRVE EQUIP1ENf MAINTENANCE TO ENSURE THAT ALL ADINISTRATIVE RATESRATINGS WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT OPERATIClW TYPEWITERS

PROBLEM ITEM LltlIG LEAD TIME IN OBTAINING FOtradeS nRCXJQi THE SUPPLY YSTEM

DI SOJSS ION ON SEVERAL OOCASIONS IT WAS NECESSARY TO QmER FOOMS THRCXJQ1 SUPPLY THAT WERE NJT AVA I LAS LE IN SERVMART OUE TO THE REMgtTENESS OF GUo1 THESE CRDERS TOOK AN EXCESSIVE NICJMT OF TIME TO BE cnlPLETED

ACTIONRECXM1EHllTION ItMEDIATELY UPCN ARRI VAL ON GUo1 AN INVENTOOY Sl-DJlO BE MADE AN) REQUIRED FORMS Sl-0JLD SE PLACED ON CRDER AT LEAST TI-REE ~HS IN ADVNQ OF THE ESTIWTEO REQUIRED DTE

ArMINI STRAT I ON

THE AJMINISTRATIVE AND PERSCNIEL DEPARTMENTS (CXXlE Sl) VERE HEAOeO BY A~) (7411) THE A041NISTRATIVE DIVISION CX)llSISTED OF A YIC AS ASSISTANT ACNINISTRATIVE OFFICER ccooe Sll) OllE YNI ASSIGNED AS THE COMNCING OFFICEREXEQITIVE OFFICER AND CXMMND MfSTER OtlEF YECIMI THREE YN2S ASSIGNED TO THE 0PfROTIQl4S DEPARTMENT LEGtl DfPARTMENT ANO SUBIC BAY DETAIL THREE YN3S OllE OF MilOt WAS ASSIGNED TO THE TRAINING DEPARTMENT AND FOlR YNSNS THE DIVISIONS PRIMARY RESPQl4SIBILITIES WERE TO MAINTIAN THE otvtMlll)S CENTRAL FILES DIRECTIVE SYSTEM REPltRT TICKIER MESSAGE ROUT ING AND CX)llTROL SYSTEM AND OFFICERS REcnulS THE JUNICR YNS WERE ROTATED THRCXJGf THE VARIOUS BILLETS WITHIN THE DIVISION SOCH AS DIRECTIVES AND MESSAGEROUTE SLIP CX)llTROL YECJMN ALL YNS WERE REQUIRED TO 00 TYPING AND FILING MAKE MESSAGE RINS AND PERFOtrade GENERAL OFFICE OOTIES THIS PROVIDED TRAINING IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE YEClMN RATING A DUTY AlMIN WAS lITILIZEO TO PROVIDE AFTER-toJRS SUPPCRT AS REQUIRED NC TO MtKE 1fSS-GE RLNS TO THE NoVAL cnMJlllCATIQllS CENTER LOCATED AT THE NAVAL SUPPLY OfPOT oMPLEX

OFFICE EQUIPpoundNT INCLlDED THREE XeROX 860 INF~TION PROCESSING SYSTEMS TlO LOCATED IN THE AJMINISTRATIVE OFF ICE AND a-IE LOCATED IN THE OPERATIONS OFFICE OTHER OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCLUDED TlO IBM SELECTRIC lllS OllE IBM SELECTRIC ll TYPEWRITER

AND A XEROX 4500 CXgtPIERSltRTER SYSTEM THE OFFICE EQUIPENT WAS SATISPACTOOY AND REPAIR SERVICE WAS SATISFACT~Y

AlMINISTRAT I VE SlMMRY

LESSQllS LEARNED I

A PR06LEM ITEM TYPEWRITERS

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DI SOJSS ION A CXlIHNATI~ OF INSUFFICIENT NlMBERS OF TYPEWRITERS AN) (XN)ITIONS OF EQUIPMENT LIMITED EFFICIENCY OF AtradeINISTMTION AND PERS(NllpoundL SUPPltRT

ACTIONRECCJM NYfflON lfCRfASE CAVP ALLJNIN-a HD lAPCRVE EQUIP1ENf MAINTENANCE TO ENSURE THAT ALL ADINISTRATIVE RATESRATINGS WILL HAVE SUFFICIENT OPERATIClW TYPEWITERS

PROBLEM ITEM LltlIG LEAD TIME IN OBTAINING FOtradeS nRCXJQi THE SUPPLY YSTEM

DI SOJSS ION ON SEVERAL OOCASIONS IT WAS NECESSARY TO QmER FOOMS THRCXJQ1 SUPPLY THAT WERE NJT AVA I LAS LE IN SERVMART OUE TO THE REMgtTENESS OF GUo1 THESE CRDERS TOOK AN EXCESSIVE NICJMT OF TIME TO BE cnlPLETED

ACTIONRECXM1EHllTION ItMEDIATELY UPCN ARRI VAL ON GUo1 AN INVENTOOY Sl-DJlO BE MADE AN) REQUIRED FORMS Sl-0JLD SE PLACED ON CRDER AT LEAST TI-REE ~HS IN ADVNQ OF THE ESTIWTEO REQUIRED DTE

ArMINI STRAT I ON

THE AJMINISTRATIVE AND PERSCNIEL DEPARTMENTS (CXXlE Sl) VERE HEAOeO BY A~) (7411) THE A041NISTRATIVE DIVISION CX)llSISTED OF A YIC AS ASSISTANT ACNINISTRATIVE OFFICER ccooe Sll) OllE YNI ASSIGNED AS THE COMNCING OFFICEREXEQITIVE OFFICER AND CXMMND MfSTER OtlEF YECIMI THREE YN2S ASSIGNED TO THE 0PfROTIQl4S DEPARTMENT LEGtl DfPARTMENT ANO SUBIC BAY DETAIL THREE YN3S OllE OF MilOt WAS ASSIGNED TO THE TRAINING DEPARTMENT AND FOlR YNSNS THE DIVISIONS PRIMARY RESPQl4SIBILITIES WERE TO MAINTIAN THE otvtMlll)S CENTRAL FILES DIRECTIVE SYSTEM REPltRT TICKIER MESSAGE ROUT ING AND CX)llTROL SYSTEM AND OFFICERS REcnulS THE JUNICR YNS WERE ROTATED THRCXJGf THE VARIOUS BILLETS WITHIN THE DIVISION SOCH AS DIRECTIVES AND MESSAGEROUTE SLIP CX)llTROL YECJMN ALL YNS WERE REQUIRED TO 00 TYPING AND FILING MAKE MESSAGE RINS AND PERFOtrade GENERAL OFFICE OOTIES THIS PROVIDED TRAINING IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE YEClMN RATING A DUTY AlMIN WAS lITILIZEO TO PROVIDE AFTER-toJRS SUPPCRT AS REQUIRED NC TO MtKE 1fSS-GE RLNS TO THE NoVAL cnMJlllCATIQllS CENTER LOCATED AT THE NAVAL SUPPLY OfPOT oMPLEX

OFFICE EQUIPpoundNT INCLlDED THREE XeROX 860 INF~TION PROCESSING SYSTEMS TlO LOCATED IN THE AJMINISTRATIVE OFF ICE AND a-IE LOCATED IN THE OPERATIONS OFFICE OTHER OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCLUDED TlO IBM SELECTRIC lllS OllE IBM SELECTRIC ll TYPEWRITER

AND A XEROX 4500 CXgtPIERSltRTER SYSTEM THE OFFICE EQUIPENT WAS SATISPACTOOY AND REPAIR SERVICE WAS SATISFACT~Y

PERSaflEL

THE PERS~L DJVISIQll ca-ISISTED OF A PtgtC AS ASSISTANT PERSltN-IEL OFFICER (ODE SL2) THREE PNlS ONE PN2 FOJR PNSNS NV CNE SN PERSCNrel STRIKER aIE PNI WAS ASSIGllED TO THE SUSIC BAY OETlIL JOS ASSIGlMENTS FOLLONED A STANDARD PERS(NlEL OFFICE ORCANIZATla11 OFFICE SUPERVISOR REENLISTMENTS SEPARATIONS TRANSFERS RfCEIPTS OIARYEOVR TAD ~SPONDENCE AND EtllCATIONAL SERVICES GENERAl SERVICE RECOOO PILl~WINTENAtgtCE AND MISCELLANIDJS PERSONllEL RELATED TASKS WERE ASSIGNED AS NEEDED PNS WERE lSSIQllED OOTY AIMIN DUTIES

WITHIN NO llYS OF THE lRRIVAL OF lHE MAINBCDY THE OFFICE WAS IN AJLL SERVICE THE am PASSES FSA AND PER DIEM OROERS WERE QUICKLY PROCESSED IN ADDITION ALL RECOOOS OF EMERGENCY QlTA WERE REVERIFIED ANO PREPARATIONS TO DETERMINE ELIGIBILITY FOR ADVANCEMENT IN RATE EXAMINATIONS BEGAN

A CCXX) ~I~ RElATlaISHIP WAS QUICKLY ESTABLISHED AND MAINTAINED nROUQOJT THE OEPLOYtJENT WITH THE PERSa-NEL SUPPORT DfTAONENT NAVAL STATION QJAM TiilS HELPED ALLEVIATE PROBLEMS IN THE PREPARATICXI OF TRAVEl ~S TO NJD FRCM THE BATTALION -I NOCOY S I TE

TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS FOR TAD ORDERS TO DETAILS WERE MADE THROUQi THE NAVAL STATION NAVAL PASS~ER TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (NAVPTO) AT LEAST FIVE ~ING OAYS IN N)VAfgtCE OF THE SOiEOUlEO OEPARTIJRE DATE SHOOT FUZEO TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS WERE ALWAYS ACCCMDATED Tt-ROUQi THE USE OF MAC FLIGHTS FRCM ANDfRSEN APS

EnxATl(Nq SERV IClS

THE EtllCATl()llAL SERVICES PETTY OFFICER WAS A PNI THERE WAS AN EXCELLENT OFF-OOTY EtUATIONAl PROGRA1 OFFERED AT GUAM~ NAVY CAAPUS FOR AOilEVEMENT (NCFA) THE EtllCATlaIAL SERVICES PETTY OFFICER WAS THE L I A I SON BETWEEN THE MEMBERS DES IR I NG TO PARTICIPATE AND THE LOCAL CDLLEGEUNIVERSITY REPRESENTAT IVES HE ALSO CXX)R[)JNATED THE NECESSARY PAPER~ FOR TUITION ASS ISTANCE (TA) OR GI BILL PAYMENTS IN-SERVICE OFF-DUTY EtllCATION WAS ElfgtHASIZEO AND UTILIZED BY TWENTY-FIVE MfeERS OF THE BATTALION VtKgt ATTEfll)E[) EXTENS ION COLRSES OFFERED BY CENTRAl TEXAS CDJLEGE ANO THE LlIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

THE MILITARY LEADERSHIP EXAM FOR E-4E- WAS JllMINISTEREO EVERY THIRD THlllSDAY OF THE MffiH THE SEPTEeER NAVY-WIDE EXAM I NAT I aI WAS AL SO ACM IN I STEREO THERE WERE A TOT AL OF 13 7 PERS~EL PARTICIPAT I~ IN THE SEPT~ER NAVY-WIDE EXM41NATlaI CYCLE

THE EDUCATIONAL SERVICE OFFICE LIBRARY WAS WELL STOCKED RATE TRAIN~ wMIALS WERE PROVIDED TO MEvBERS FOR N)V~ REQUIREMENTS bull

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POST OFFICE

THE POST OFFICE WAS SUPERV I SEO BY A aQJ (7411) At-D ca-IS I STED OF JlE Pel ClllE PCJ AND aIE PCSN THE POST OFFICE WAS ABLE TO RLN MXgti KlRE EFFICIENTLY Wint THE AIDED MANPltraquoER OF AN EXTRA POSTAL OERK SENMN THE POST OFFICE WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE ALL THE NECESSARY SERVICES OFFERED SY ~MILITARY POST OFFICE THE l-0RS OF OPERATION WERE VERY SUITABLE TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ALL BATTALION PERSCN-IEL bull

THE POST OFFICE OPERATED FROI 0800 - 2000 EAOI DAY WITH THE EXCEPTlltJll OF SlN)AYS ~ 1-KgtLIOlYS THE 2000 CLOSING TIME PROVIDED SERV ICE AFTER TiiE RErutAR vltRKING tOJRS FCR BATTALION PERSCgtt-NEL Wl-KgtSE caISTRlCTlltJll SITE VIAS RElCVED FRQ1 CNJIgt

THE VOiiME OF OJTGOlNG AND INCQUNG LETTER MlIL AND PACKAGES WERE rmwL FCR AN OVERSEAS DEPLOlMENT Wint KRE THAN l 1 000 POJNDS BEING MlILED CXJT AND 41i 000 PltlJNOS BEING RECEIVED CXJTGOING MAIL WAS PROCESSED DAILY EXCEPT SNlAYS THROUQf NAVAL STATION GUAM THE AVERAGE TRANSIT TIME OF MATERIAL BETWEEN GUAM AND aNJS WAS 4-6 DAYS FOR PR ICRITY 2-4 WEEKS FCR SAM AND 30 -60 DAYS FCR MlIL ltXMING BY SURFACE

DJRING THE EIGHT MCNTH DEPLOYMEM THE SALE OF ~y ORDERS WAS EXTREMELY HIQ-1 WITH AN AVERAGE SALE OF $24000 EAOi PAYDAY AND A TOTAL VOllME Of $30 000 THRcxJGtOJT THE DEPLOYPpoundNT STA4P SALES WERE AVERAGE WITH $1S 000 BE ING SOLD

NO SIGNIFICANT PROBLEMS WERE ENCnJNTERfO WRING THIS DEPLOMfNT CXJTGOING Nc INCXMING MlIL TRANSITED SMXgtTHLY TfollCUH)JT THE SYSTEM

bull VARlATlltNi IN lNIT ~ VS ~ RR ltF- U

FlRST rYY CF IElC1ltoelT

8) CM llJ 911 ur CE fA 10TAL

E-11 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0

E-7 +l 0 +2 0 rl +I 0

E-6 -) -1 -6 -1 -1 +1 +I

E-5 -5 -6 -11 bulll +l -2 -2

f-4 -5 -2 0 -2 tl7 +7 -2

E-3 -) +4 -4 -7 -11 +5 +2 Below

Total -15 _ - 15 -9 r7 12 - 1 -26

LAST OY CF ClPLC1IMNT

ID CM llJ 911 ur CE fA

E-11 0 0 +J +l 0 -1 0

E-7 t2 0 +I -1 0 0 -1

f-6 -) +2 -) -2 - 2 0 +5

E-5 +2 -2 +4 +) +) +4 -2

E-11 +II +2 +5 +5 t ll +12 -2

E-3 +5 +17 +26 +1 bull2 0 +)

Below

Total +10 +19 +34 +7 + 111 +15 +) +102

E-9 w IQ ur AU FJQRES ~ lUtlER C1ilUlD Oii

FIRST lnJIK)1 (CIraquo) M1M5 N M P (AlW) OY 0 - 1 0 LAST OY 0 -1 0

llERS(NE STA81Ll1Y ( 1)

D M

I KNIH ar KN CB JHI RB ~ NlR tfY N u ol SEP OCT KN

CRR 2 l 0 I I 0 0 I 2 2 I 0 lC5S

CRR I 2 0 I ) ) 0 I 0 0 6 0 0 CAIN

CRgt ) 2 ) I 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 lC5S

CRgt J 0 l 2 ) 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 CAIN

Epound-E5 10 10 8 9 16 25 6 8 11 5 4 2 0 lC5S

E6-E5 2 3 6 ) 3 2 0 GAIN

E4 llElOiV 13 11 5 7 )7 9 I) 7 13 14 5 0 lC5S

E4 llElOiV l5 16 7 4 16 15 10 7 21 l) 26 )J 0 GAJN

10lAL 27 2 17 19 Ill 2 62 16 21 19 20 20 9 lC5S

10lAL 24 22 10 7 26 37 I) I) 25 29 )2 44 6 0 CAIN

-

bull lEGAL -- -

NMEl CF CFf1NiES MNIH APR WAY JlN JU Ui SEP ocr KN 10TAL NJP 7 9 9 8 9 4 13 15 74 (

CDRT MroIAL 0 0 0 0 3 l I 6

~

MXR CliaJS

UMJ IKCAlmD RTIQE 36 91 92 95 134 OIHR ~TfD

CffEN5ES 29 10 08 02 15 16 28

~VNE ABl5E

MNIH APR WAY SEP OCT 10TAI

mG Cl1N5ElIt-C 0 0 7 3 2 0 0 13

mG Cl1N5EL [fG CNCK1C REFERRAi L 2 1 1 0 6 0 0 11

ALCDD Cl1N5ELClG 6 3 4 2 5 3 5 4 32

AlmD CllNSEL I lG MSNC REFEmAI 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 8

REFUSED lOCAL ltDN5El llG 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 6

IKCALCDO ltDN5El Ifie 13 9 9 10 6 3 4 59

llUiALCDO lpoundClRES 0 1 93 2 0 22 0 0 118

( 1) SlffRV ISCR S lECl1RE 0 l 30 1 0 17 0 0 49

( 2) NN-SlffRVISCR S lECIUlE 0 0 63 1 0 5 0 0 70

r--

1N SEP OCT lOfAL

UllfNYSIS NM3ER TfSTB) 194 613 191 202 181 216 229 194 2020

(RIHXM ac LNITS) 107 57 1 163 167 U2 160 154 154 1708

RRTA KIT 7 42 28 Jl 29 $6 7$ 40 312

lRllNYSIS llMllR RlgtITIVE 11 I 11 11 4 47

(RIHXM LNIT) 9 l I 4 1 28

RRTA KIT 0 2 0 6 7 ) 19

KMJNISTRATIVE DISOflaquoES

SlBSTANWlO ~ 0 CllESllY 0 CHCAUDD 17 RWnLENr EN ISl1ENT 0 crHI CF SERVICE 2 fftQJNT 11MLVIMNJ 0 PKBIA 0 PATIfRll Ml SCJMUT 4 AUOaD O )

SlmSTAlCE ASUSE

THE CQMl1D ca-ITINUES TO STRIVE FOR lWER ONE PERCENT POSITIVE Oii URINALYSIS PERCENT POSITIVES FOR THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT ARE BEL()N LAST YEARS ROTA DEPLOYMENT A HARD AND STRICTLY ENFORCED URINALYSIS PROGRM1 WASINEO WITH FREQUENT USE OF DRUG DETECTOR DOGS HAS ENABLED THE CCMMND TO WIN THE WAR Oii DRUGS

llERS(NE STA81Ll1Y ( 1)

D M

I KNIH ar KN CB JHI RB ~ NlR tfY N u ol SEP OCT KN

CRR 2 l 0 I I 0 0 I 2 2 I 0 lC5S

CRR I 2 0 I ) ) 0 I 0 0 6 0 0 CAIN

CRgt ) 2 ) I 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 lC5S

CRgt J 0 l 2 ) 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 CAIN

Epound-E5 10 10 8 9 16 25 6 8 11 5 4 2 0 lC5S

E6-E5 2 3 6 ) 3 2 0 GAIN

E4 llElOiV 13 11 5 7 )7 9 I) 7 13 14 5 0 lC5S

E4 llElOiV l5 16 7 4 16 15 10 7 21 l) 26 )J 0 GAJN

10lAL 27 2 17 19 Ill 2 62 16 21 19 20 20 9 lC5S

10lAL 24 22 10 7 26 37 I) I) 25 29 )2 44 6 0 CAIN

-

bull lEGAL -- -

NMEl CF CFf1NiES MNIH APR WAY JlN JU Ui SEP ocr KN 10TAL NJP 7 9 9 8 9 4 13 15 74 (

CDRT MroIAL 0 0 0 0 3 l I 6

~

MXR CliaJS

UMJ IKCAlmD RTIQE 36 91 92 95 134 OIHR ~TfD

CffEN5ES 29 10 08 02 15 16 28

~VNE ABl5E

MNIH APR WAY SEP OCT 10TAI

mG Cl1N5ElIt-C 0 0 7 3 2 0 0 13

mG Cl1N5EL [fG CNCK1C REFERRAi L 2 1 1 0 6 0 0 11

ALCDD Cl1N5ELClG 6 3 4 2 5 3 5 4 32

AlmD CllNSEL I lG MSNC REFEmAI 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 8

REFUSED lOCAL ltDN5El llG 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 6

IKCALCDO ltDN5El Ifie 13 9 9 10 6 3 4 59

llUiALCDO lpoundClRES 0 1 93 2 0 22 0 0 118

( 1) SlffRV ISCR S lECl1RE 0 l 30 1 0 17 0 0 49

( 2) NN-SlffRVISCR S lECIUlE 0 0 63 1 0 5 0 0 70

r--

1N SEP OCT lOfAL

UllfNYSIS NM3ER TfSTB) 194 613 191 202 181 216 229 194 2020

(RIHXM ac LNITS) 107 57 1 163 167 U2 160 154 154 1708

RRTA KIT 7 42 28 Jl 29 $6 7$ 40 312

lRllNYSIS llMllR RlgtITIVE 11 I 11 11 4 47

(RIHXM LNIT) 9 l I 4 1 28

RRTA KIT 0 2 0 6 7 ) 19

KMJNISTRATIVE DISOflaquoES

SlBSTANWlO ~ 0 CllESllY 0 CHCAUDD 17 RWnLENr EN ISl1ENT 0 crHI CF SERVICE 2 fftQJNT 11MLVIMNJ 0 PKBIA 0 PATIfRll Ml SCJMUT 4 AUOaD O )

SlmSTAlCE ASUSE

THE CQMl1D ca-ITINUES TO STRIVE FOR lWER ONE PERCENT POSITIVE Oii URINALYSIS PERCENT POSITIVES FOR THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT ARE BEL()N LAST YEARS ROTA DEPLOYMENT A HARD AND STRICTLY ENFORCED URINALYSIS PROGRM1 WASINEO WITH FREQUENT USE OF DRUG DETECTOR DOGS HAS ENABLED THE CCMMND TO WIN THE WAR Oii DRUGS

bull lEGAL -- -

NMEl CF CFf1NiES MNIH APR WAY JlN JU Ui SEP ocr KN 10TAL NJP 7 9 9 8 9 4 13 15 74 (

CDRT MroIAL 0 0 0 0 3 l I 6

~

MXR CliaJS

UMJ IKCAlmD RTIQE 36 91 92 95 134 OIHR ~TfD

CffEN5ES 29 10 08 02 15 16 28

~VNE ABl5E

MNIH APR WAY SEP OCT 10TAI

mG Cl1N5ElIt-C 0 0 7 3 2 0 0 13

mG Cl1N5EL [fG CNCK1C REFERRAi L 2 1 1 0 6 0 0 11

ALCDD Cl1N5ELClG 6 3 4 2 5 3 5 4 32

AlmD CllNSEL I lG MSNC REFEmAI 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 8

REFUSED lOCAL ltDN5El llG 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 0 6

IKCALCDO ltDN5El Ifie 13 9 9 10 6 3 4 59

llUiALCDO lpoundClRES 0 1 93 2 0 22 0 0 118

( 1) SlffRV ISCR S lECl1RE 0 l 30 1 0 17 0 0 49

( 2) NN-SlffRVISCR S lECIUlE 0 0 63 1 0 5 0 0 70

r--

1N SEP OCT lOfAL

UllfNYSIS NM3ER TfSTB) 194 613 191 202 181 216 229 194 2020

(RIHXM ac LNITS) 107 57 1 163 167 U2 160 154 154 1708

RRTA KIT 7 42 28 Jl 29 $6 7$ 40 312

lRllNYSIS llMllR RlgtITIVE 11 I 11 11 4 47

(RIHXM LNIT) 9 l I 4 1 28

RRTA KIT 0 2 0 6 7 ) 19

KMJNISTRATIVE DISOflaquoES

SlBSTANWlO ~ 0 CllESllY 0 CHCAUDD 17 RWnLENr EN ISl1ENT 0 crHI CF SERVICE 2 fftQJNT 11MLVIMNJ 0 PKBIA 0 PATIfRll Ml SCJMUT 4 AUOaD O )

SlmSTAlCE ASUSE

THE CQMl1D ca-ITINUES TO STRIVE FOR lWER ONE PERCENT POSITIVE Oii URINALYSIS PERCENT POSITIVES FOR THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT ARE BEL()N LAST YEARS ROTA DEPLOYMENT A HARD AND STRICTLY ENFORCED URINALYSIS PROGRM1 WASINEO WITH FREQUENT USE OF DRUG DETECTOR DOGS HAS ENABLED THE CCMMND TO WIN THE WAR Oii DRUGS

r--

1N SEP OCT lOfAL

UllfNYSIS NM3ER TfSTB) 194 613 191 202 181 216 229 194 2020

(RIHXM ac LNITS) 107 57 1 163 167 U2 160 154 154 1708

RRTA KIT 7 42 28 Jl 29 $6 7$ 40 312

lRllNYSIS llMllR RlgtITIVE 11 I 11 11 4 47

(RIHXM LNIT) 9 l I 4 1 28

RRTA KIT 0 2 0 6 7 ) 19

KMJNISTRATIVE DISOflaquoES

SlBSTANWlO ~ 0 CllESllY 0 CHCAUDD 17 RWnLENr EN ISl1ENT 0 crHI CF SERVICE 2 fftQJNT 11MLVIMNJ 0 PKBIA 0 PATIfRll Ml SCJMUT 4 AUOaD O )

SlmSTAlCE ASUSE

THE CQMl1D ca-ITINUES TO STRIVE FOR lWER ONE PERCENT POSITIVE Oii URINALYSIS PERCENT POSITIVES FOR THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT ARE BEL()N LAST YEARS ROTA DEPLOYMENT A HARD AND STRICTLY ENFORCED URINALYSIS PROGRM1 WASINEO WITH FREQUENT USE OF DRUG DETECTOR DOGS HAS ENABLED THE CCMMND TO WIN THE WAR Oii DRUGS

CAREER CXllNSEtal

IXRIM THE DEPl-0~ THE ~ CAREER OJUllSELCR TRAVELED FRQ1 THEWIN SOOY IN ~ TO DETAIL SITES AT SUBIC BAY PHILLIPINES fVol) MIDNAY ISLAND IN AOOITla-1 THE ltXJfWD CAREER CXDISELOO TRAVELED TO cxtc6PAC PEARL ~ HAWAII FCR A TRAIN I~ CQllFEREJICE

CXNTACT BETWEEN THE ltXltWID CAREER COlNSELOO ~ THE SEABEE (OF-13) DETAILERS HAS CXNTINUED TO BE EXCELLENT

GUARD l I I cxwr1NUES TO BE THE PRIMARY RETENTION INCENTIVE

THE OVERAlL RETENTlltlI RATE FCraquol THE BATTALIOl IS 3 NET AND 41Cl6 GROSS A CQllSlDERABLE INCREASE OVER LAST YEARS 49 NET NoC 35 ~oss STATISTICS

FIRST TERM

~FY 14

SECXNgt TERM

THIRD TERM

TOTAL

ELIC

31

12

JI

131

lfllELIC

37

01

01

39

REEH

JO

1 I

29

70

fllT

37

92

7 6

53

CROSS

2 g 7496

4196

bull -

RESULTS OE FV SJ ~VY-WIDE poundXAMS

ELIGIBLE (TIR) RECXlfIEN)EO SELECTED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTI CIPATED SElECTIClll 80RD ELIGIBLE SElECTIClll 80RD INELIGIBLE PASSED FAILED SELECTED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTICIPATED PASSED ADVANED FAILED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTICIPATED PASSED ADVAKEO FAILED

NOVEMBER 1983

E-8

22 22

2

JANUARY 1984

MARO 1984

E-7

56 s s 29 26 3

2 4

E-6

I 7 I 3 I 3

SEPTEMBER 1984 bull

3 0

E-6

19 16 bull bull bull

E-S

132 I 111 114

22 0

E-5 bull

134 93 bull bull bull

bull RESULTS OF SEPT 84 NAVY WlClpound EXAMS LNltNJl1rN AT THI S Tlpound

E-9

3 3 0

E-4

89 71 7 I 20

0

u 93 79 bull bull bull

DENTAi STATISTICS - QJAM DEPLOYMENT

APR WY JJll JUL AlXi SEP OCT OOV TOTAi

PATIENTS TREATED ti 2 197 210 67 50 171 I ti 2 62 941

TOTAi PRCXEDRES 197 IOI 1361 1012 2U I L37 102 399 6430

CLASSIFICATION APR MY Jlto JUL 1JJG SEP OCT fl()V

CLASS I lbull6 ti02 bull21 ti53 ljlj8 482 509 52 7 CLASS II 102 8 abull 79 76 77 68 68 CLASS I I I lti8 90 89 109 83 60 42 ClASS IV 32 11 7 6 12 7 3 3

NARRATIVE

THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT PROVED TO BE BOTH VERY PRODlXTIVE ANO VERY INTERESTING FOO THE r-MB THREE DENTAL DEPARTMENT DUE TO THE TIQiT TRAINING SOIEDULE CAUSING A IACK OF PfRSQltIEL AVAILABILITY WRING f-0AEPORT THE DENTAL READINESS LEVEL OF THE BATTALION STOCCgt AT 71 396 WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE CHAIN OF cxMMND THE DENTAL RECALL EFFCRT DURING THE DEPLOYMpoundNT PROVeD VERY SUOCESSFUl THE READINESS LEVEL IWROVEO TO 91 BY THE FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER WELL ABOVE THE ~VLOGPAC STANDARD OF 8096

AT THE ENO OF WY LT GILLESPIE VISITED THE SUBIC BAY DETAONENT WHERE HE TREATED DET PERSOINEL ftC CXXJIDINATED FtRTHER TREATENENT WITH THE REGIONAL DENTAL CENTER FRQ4 29 AUGUST ~IL 10 SBPTEieER LT GILLESPIE ftC ct-I flaquoXAAN MOUllTED OUT TO THE CAT TEAM LOCATla-1 IN PAIAU THE 06JECT OF THIS MUrr-OUT VIAS TO TEST THE DEPARWENTS PatTABLE MJLNT-OUT DENTAi EQJIPMENT ftC AT THE SApound Titpound PERF~ A CIVIC ACTla-1 SERVICE BY PROVIDING DENTAL CARE TO PALAUAN CIVILIANS PAIAU IS AN lNDERDEVELOPED AREA WHERE LITTLE TREAWENT IS AVAiiABLE THE EVOLUTION PROVED VERY SOCCESSFUL AND ~STAATED THE CAPABILITY OF EQJIPMENT THAT HAD NEVER PREVlaJSLY BEEN USED THE DENTISTS EFFCRTS OF GOCDVlLL PRCMgtTED HARMlllY a-I THE ISLAND UPa-1 THEIR RETURN TO GUAM THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT VIAS ABLE TO UTILIZE THE MUIT-OUT GEAR IN ltE DENTAL TRAILER THIS SUBSTITUTION WAS NEEDED BECAUSE OF A LltNi TERM ~OIANICAL FA ILURE OF THE cnAPRESSCR IN THIS WAY SERVICE WAS UNINTERRUPTED A FINAL DET SITE VIS IT VIAS MADE TO MIOVAY ISLAND IN OCTOBER DURING THIS VIS IT LT GILLESP IE UTILIZED THE EX ISTING NAVAL MEDICALDENTAL CLINIC WHERE HE WAS ASS ISTED BY A CIVILIAN MEDICAL

bull

~

)

TEOiNICIAN ALL MeeERS OF THE DET Wtltgt NEEDED A DENTAL EXAINATION WERpound SEEN AND TREATED AS A RESULT OF THIS VISIT THE READINESS OF THE DET WAS RA I SEO FRCM 60 TO amp0

DURlIK THE DEPLOYMENT CLINICAL SUPPORT WAS PROVIDED TO TI-lE AIN 600Y BY THE NAVAL OfNTAL CLINIC GUAM ANO THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL ORAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT THE BATTALION RETURNED TO 1-0vEPORT IN GOOD SHAPE TO CONT INUE THE PROGRESS MADE a- DEPLOYMENT THE WIN 600Y HELO A REMARKABLE 90 DENTAL READI NESS LEVEL

~ICAL

APR MAY J1N JUL AlXgt SEP OCT NOV TOTAL

PATIENT VISITS 102 376 Jlj 8 46 )Jlj 74 08 332 I-OSPITAL CASES I 4 lj 4 6 8 J

PATIENT QlYS

A HgtSPITAl ) 18 14 4 104 44 100 10 I B SIQ 9 14 18 24 15 J2 28 13 C LIGHT DUTY 48 118 210 119 127 63 121 107

NARRATIVE

THE ~ TtREE MEDICAi DEPARTMENT STARTED SEEING PATIENTS ANO CDaUTlNG DAILY BUSINESS IM1EOIATE1Y FOLLCMING TURNgtVER FCR THE M4JClUTY OF THE DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL WAS LOCATED AT THE CAYP COVINGTON CLINIC THE OVERAlL PATIENT LOAD CXlNSISTED OF OOCUPATIOOAL INJURIES ASSCRTED RASHES AND SK IN PROBLEMS ALCN Willi ASSCRTED UPPER RESP IRATCRY AILYENTS (COLDS AND S llU5 PROBLEMS)

WHILE AT CN1tP COVINGTCJll THE CL INIC WAS SUPPCRTED BY THE NAVAL STATI0-1 CLIN IC THE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECTl(]ll OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL (]II THE NAVAL STAT ION AND THE US NAVAL HgtSPITAL GUAM llilS SUPPCRT llCLLDED X-RAY lASClRATORY AND PHARgtWCY FACILITIES ALCNJ WITH MANY DEFINITIVE CLIN ICAL SERVICES THE MEDICAL REPAIR SECTION OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL SUPPORTED LOCAL EQUl~ REPAIR AND READINESS REQUIREMENTS MEDICAL SUPPL I ES WERE ORDERED THROUGH THE NAVY SUPPLY SYSTF-lld DELIVERY TIME VARIED WITH THE TYPE OF ITEM ORDERED MATERIAL RES~SE WAS BETWEEN JO AND 90 DAYS ~HLY ~UTICAL AlDITING WAS aNUTEO AS WELL AS CUSTCMARY SECUR ITY OF CCNTROLLED SUBSTANCES

THE RENOVATIQll OP THE CNlf COV INCTQll C INI C STARTED llJRING THE DEPLOYMENT TO SUPPORT CXlNSTRUCTIQI THE MEDICAL DEPART~ WAS MOVED TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING FR01 THE CLINIC THIS RESTRICTED SPACE TO 2 ROCMS a-IE FOR SIOltCALL NfO a-IE FCR AtradeINISTRATIVE SUPPORT THE ACTUAL MgtVE ITSELF WENT SMXgtTHLY AND THERE WAS MINIWL LOSS OF PATIENT SERVICES WHILE RELOCATING

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTAINED AN Qi BOARD 24 1-nJR WATOi TO CARE FOR EMERGEr-laquoIES THE DUTY SECTJ(]ll WAS MADE UP OF A tlaquogtSPITAL caugtS~ AND AN EQUIPMENT OPERA TCR MrlO ROVE THE FI ELD lABUlANCE bull THIS WAS INITIALLY A 6 SECTICi WATOI AKJ LATER REOICED TO A SECTICJll WATOI IN aIDER TO CXNCRM TO BATTAL ION STANDARDS AS PERSQNIIBL WERE ROTATED arr OF THE MEDICAL DEPART4ENT WITIOJT REPLAcapoundNI THE DUTY BECAME A 4 SECT ION WATOi

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATED IN ANO SUPPORTED BOTH THE FEX

JOJO )

O)J 1J 913

MD AIR DET OPERATICJllS ClllE MAJCR lICIOENT OCXlJRfO WHIOi NECESSITATED ~ AERQIEDICAL EVACUATION THE DEPARTMENT WAS ALSO INSPECTED ~ RECEIVED m OVERAll SAT I SFACTCRY GRADE WITH Ngt MAJOR DISCREPArclES CITED

bull

RESULTS OE FV SJ ~VY-WIDE poundXAMS

ELIGIBLE (TIR) RECXlfIEN)EO SELECTED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTI CIPATED SElECTIClll 80RD ELIGIBLE SElECTIClll 80RD INELIGIBLE PASSED FAILED SELECTED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTICIPATED PASSED ADVANED FAILED

ELIGIBLE (TIR) PARTICIPATED PASSED ADVAKEO FAILED

NOVEMBER 1983

E-8

22 22

2

JANUARY 1984

MARO 1984

E-7

56 s s 29 26 3

2 4

E-6

I 7 I 3 I 3

SEPTEMBER 1984 bull

3 0

E-6

19 16 bull bull bull

E-S

132 I 111 114

22 0

E-5 bull

134 93 bull bull bull

bull RESULTS OF SEPT 84 NAVY WlClpound EXAMS LNltNJl1rN AT THI S Tlpound

E-9

3 3 0

E-4

89 71 7 I 20

0

u 93 79 bull bull bull

DENTAi STATISTICS - QJAM DEPLOYMENT

APR WY JJll JUL AlXi SEP OCT OOV TOTAi

PATIENTS TREATED ti 2 197 210 67 50 171 I ti 2 62 941

TOTAi PRCXEDRES 197 IOI 1361 1012 2U I L37 102 399 6430

CLASSIFICATION APR MY Jlto JUL 1JJG SEP OCT fl()V

CLASS I lbull6 ti02 bull21 ti53 ljlj8 482 509 52 7 CLASS II 102 8 abull 79 76 77 68 68 CLASS I I I lti8 90 89 109 83 60 42 ClASS IV 32 11 7 6 12 7 3 3

NARRATIVE

THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT PROVED TO BE BOTH VERY PRODlXTIVE ANO VERY INTERESTING FOO THE r-MB THREE DENTAL DEPARTMENT DUE TO THE TIQiT TRAINING SOIEDULE CAUSING A IACK OF PfRSQltIEL AVAILABILITY WRING f-0AEPORT THE DENTAL READINESS LEVEL OF THE BATTALION STOCCgt AT 71 396 WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE CHAIN OF cxMMND THE DENTAL RECALL EFFCRT DURING THE DEPLOYMpoundNT PROVeD VERY SUOCESSFUl THE READINESS LEVEL IWROVEO TO 91 BY THE FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER WELL ABOVE THE ~VLOGPAC STANDARD OF 8096

AT THE ENO OF WY LT GILLESPIE VISITED THE SUBIC BAY DETAONENT WHERE HE TREATED DET PERSOINEL ftC CXXJIDINATED FtRTHER TREATENENT WITH THE REGIONAL DENTAL CENTER FRQ4 29 AUGUST ~IL 10 SBPTEieER LT GILLESPIE ftC ct-I flaquoXAAN MOUllTED OUT TO THE CAT TEAM LOCATla-1 IN PAIAU THE 06JECT OF THIS MUrr-OUT VIAS TO TEST THE DEPARWENTS PatTABLE MJLNT-OUT DENTAi EQJIPMENT ftC AT THE SApound Titpound PERF~ A CIVIC ACTla-1 SERVICE BY PROVIDING DENTAL CARE TO PALAUAN CIVILIANS PAIAU IS AN lNDERDEVELOPED AREA WHERE LITTLE TREAWENT IS AVAiiABLE THE EVOLUTION PROVED VERY SOCCESSFUL AND ~STAATED THE CAPABILITY OF EQJIPMENT THAT HAD NEVER PREVlaJSLY BEEN USED THE DENTISTS EFFCRTS OF GOCDVlLL PRCMgtTED HARMlllY a-I THE ISLAND UPa-1 THEIR RETURN TO GUAM THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT VIAS ABLE TO UTILIZE THE MUIT-OUT GEAR IN ltE DENTAL TRAILER THIS SUBSTITUTION WAS NEEDED BECAUSE OF A LltNi TERM ~OIANICAL FA ILURE OF THE cnAPRESSCR IN THIS WAY SERVICE WAS UNINTERRUPTED A FINAL DET SITE VIS IT VIAS MADE TO MIOVAY ISLAND IN OCTOBER DURING THIS VIS IT LT GILLESP IE UTILIZED THE EX ISTING NAVAL MEDICALDENTAL CLINIC WHERE HE WAS ASS ISTED BY A CIVILIAN MEDICAL

bull

~

)

TEOiNICIAN ALL MeeERS OF THE DET Wtltgt NEEDED A DENTAL EXAINATION WERpound SEEN AND TREATED AS A RESULT OF THIS VISIT THE READINESS OF THE DET WAS RA I SEO FRCM 60 TO amp0

DURlIK THE DEPLOYMENT CLINICAL SUPPORT WAS PROVIDED TO TI-lE AIN 600Y BY THE NAVAL OfNTAL CLINIC GUAM ANO THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL ORAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT THE BATTALION RETURNED TO 1-0vEPORT IN GOOD SHAPE TO CONT INUE THE PROGRESS MADE a- DEPLOYMENT THE WIN 600Y HELO A REMARKABLE 90 DENTAL READI NESS LEVEL

~ICAL

APR MAY J1N JUL AlXgt SEP OCT NOV TOTAL

PATIENT VISITS 102 376 Jlj 8 46 )Jlj 74 08 332 I-OSPITAL CASES I 4 lj 4 6 8 J

PATIENT QlYS

A HgtSPITAl ) 18 14 4 104 44 100 10 I B SIQ 9 14 18 24 15 J2 28 13 C LIGHT DUTY 48 118 210 119 127 63 121 107

NARRATIVE

THE ~ TtREE MEDICAi DEPARTMENT STARTED SEEING PATIENTS ANO CDaUTlNG DAILY BUSINESS IM1EOIATE1Y FOLLCMING TURNgtVER FCR THE M4JClUTY OF THE DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL WAS LOCATED AT THE CAYP COVINGTON CLINIC THE OVERAlL PATIENT LOAD CXlNSISTED OF OOCUPATIOOAL INJURIES ASSCRTED RASHES AND SK IN PROBLEMS ALCN Willi ASSCRTED UPPER RESP IRATCRY AILYENTS (COLDS AND S llU5 PROBLEMS)

WHILE AT CN1tP COVINGTCJll THE CL INIC WAS SUPPCRTED BY THE NAVAL STATI0-1 CLIN IC THE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECTl(]ll OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL (]II THE NAVAL STAT ION AND THE US NAVAL HgtSPITAL GUAM llilS SUPPCRT llCLLDED X-RAY lASClRATORY AND PHARgtWCY FACILITIES ALCNJ WITH MANY DEFINITIVE CLIN ICAL SERVICES THE MEDICAL REPAIR SECTION OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL SUPPORTED LOCAL EQUl~ REPAIR AND READINESS REQUIREMENTS MEDICAL SUPPL I ES WERE ORDERED THROUGH THE NAVY SUPPLY SYSTF-lld DELIVERY TIME VARIED WITH THE TYPE OF ITEM ORDERED MATERIAL RES~SE WAS BETWEEN JO AND 90 DAYS ~HLY ~UTICAL AlDITING WAS aNUTEO AS WELL AS CUSTCMARY SECUR ITY OF CCNTROLLED SUBSTANCES

THE RENOVATIQll OP THE CNlf COV INCTQll C INI C STARTED llJRING THE DEPLOYMENT TO SUPPORT CXlNSTRUCTIQI THE MEDICAL DEPART~ WAS MOVED TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING FR01 THE CLINIC THIS RESTRICTED SPACE TO 2 ROCMS a-IE FOR SIOltCALL NfO a-IE FCR AtradeINISTRATIVE SUPPORT THE ACTUAL MgtVE ITSELF WENT SMXgtTHLY AND THERE WAS MINIWL LOSS OF PATIENT SERVICES WHILE RELOCATING

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTAINED AN Qi BOARD 24 1-nJR WATOi TO CARE FOR EMERGEr-laquoIES THE DUTY SECTJ(]ll WAS MADE UP OF A tlaquogtSPITAL caugtS~ AND AN EQUIPMENT OPERA TCR MrlO ROVE THE FI ELD lABUlANCE bull THIS WAS INITIALLY A 6 SECTICi WATOI AKJ LATER REOICED TO A SECTICJll WATOI IN aIDER TO CXNCRM TO BATTAL ION STANDARDS AS PERSQNIIBL WERE ROTATED arr OF THE MEDICAL DEPART4ENT WITIOJT REPLAcapoundNI THE DUTY BECAME A 4 SECT ION WATOi

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATED IN ANO SUPPORTED BOTH THE FEX

JOJO )

O)J 1J 913

MD AIR DET OPERATICJllS ClllE MAJCR lICIOENT OCXlJRfO WHIOi NECESSITATED ~ AERQIEDICAL EVACUATION THE DEPARTMENT WAS ALSO INSPECTED ~ RECEIVED m OVERAll SAT I SFACTCRY GRADE WITH Ngt MAJOR DISCREPArclES CITED

bull

DENTAi STATISTICS - QJAM DEPLOYMENT

APR WY JJll JUL AlXi SEP OCT OOV TOTAi

PATIENTS TREATED ti 2 197 210 67 50 171 I ti 2 62 941

TOTAi PRCXEDRES 197 IOI 1361 1012 2U I L37 102 399 6430

CLASSIFICATION APR MY Jlto JUL 1JJG SEP OCT fl()V

CLASS I lbull6 ti02 bull21 ti53 ljlj8 482 509 52 7 CLASS II 102 8 abull 79 76 77 68 68 CLASS I I I lti8 90 89 109 83 60 42 ClASS IV 32 11 7 6 12 7 3 3

NARRATIVE

THE GUAM DEPLOYMENT PROVED TO BE BOTH VERY PRODlXTIVE ANO VERY INTERESTING FOO THE r-MB THREE DENTAL DEPARTMENT DUE TO THE TIQiT TRAINING SOIEDULE CAUSING A IACK OF PfRSQltIEL AVAILABILITY WRING f-0AEPORT THE DENTAL READINESS LEVEL OF THE BATTALION STOCCgt AT 71 396 WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE CHAIN OF cxMMND THE DENTAL RECALL EFFCRT DURING THE DEPLOYMpoundNT PROVeD VERY SUOCESSFUl THE READINESS LEVEL IWROVEO TO 91 BY THE FIRST WEEK OF OCTOBER WELL ABOVE THE ~VLOGPAC STANDARD OF 8096

AT THE ENO OF WY LT GILLESPIE VISITED THE SUBIC BAY DETAONENT WHERE HE TREATED DET PERSOINEL ftC CXXJIDINATED FtRTHER TREATENENT WITH THE REGIONAL DENTAL CENTER FRQ4 29 AUGUST ~IL 10 SBPTEieER LT GILLESPIE ftC ct-I flaquoXAAN MOUllTED OUT TO THE CAT TEAM LOCATla-1 IN PAIAU THE 06JECT OF THIS MUrr-OUT VIAS TO TEST THE DEPARWENTS PatTABLE MJLNT-OUT DENTAi EQJIPMENT ftC AT THE SApound Titpound PERF~ A CIVIC ACTla-1 SERVICE BY PROVIDING DENTAL CARE TO PALAUAN CIVILIANS PAIAU IS AN lNDERDEVELOPED AREA WHERE LITTLE TREAWENT IS AVAiiABLE THE EVOLUTION PROVED VERY SOCCESSFUL AND ~STAATED THE CAPABILITY OF EQJIPMENT THAT HAD NEVER PREVlaJSLY BEEN USED THE DENTISTS EFFCRTS OF GOCDVlLL PRCMgtTED HARMlllY a-I THE ISLAND UPa-1 THEIR RETURN TO GUAM THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT VIAS ABLE TO UTILIZE THE MUIT-OUT GEAR IN ltE DENTAL TRAILER THIS SUBSTITUTION WAS NEEDED BECAUSE OF A LltNi TERM ~OIANICAL FA ILURE OF THE cnAPRESSCR IN THIS WAY SERVICE WAS UNINTERRUPTED A FINAL DET SITE VIS IT VIAS MADE TO MIOVAY ISLAND IN OCTOBER DURING THIS VIS IT LT GILLESP IE UTILIZED THE EX ISTING NAVAL MEDICALDENTAL CLINIC WHERE HE WAS ASS ISTED BY A CIVILIAN MEDICAL

bull

~

)

TEOiNICIAN ALL MeeERS OF THE DET Wtltgt NEEDED A DENTAL EXAINATION WERpound SEEN AND TREATED AS A RESULT OF THIS VISIT THE READINESS OF THE DET WAS RA I SEO FRCM 60 TO amp0

DURlIK THE DEPLOYMENT CLINICAL SUPPORT WAS PROVIDED TO TI-lE AIN 600Y BY THE NAVAL OfNTAL CLINIC GUAM ANO THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL ORAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT THE BATTALION RETURNED TO 1-0vEPORT IN GOOD SHAPE TO CONT INUE THE PROGRESS MADE a- DEPLOYMENT THE WIN 600Y HELO A REMARKABLE 90 DENTAL READI NESS LEVEL

~ICAL

APR MAY J1N JUL AlXgt SEP OCT NOV TOTAL

PATIENT VISITS 102 376 Jlj 8 46 )Jlj 74 08 332 I-OSPITAL CASES I 4 lj 4 6 8 J

PATIENT QlYS

A HgtSPITAl ) 18 14 4 104 44 100 10 I B SIQ 9 14 18 24 15 J2 28 13 C LIGHT DUTY 48 118 210 119 127 63 121 107

NARRATIVE

THE ~ TtREE MEDICAi DEPARTMENT STARTED SEEING PATIENTS ANO CDaUTlNG DAILY BUSINESS IM1EOIATE1Y FOLLCMING TURNgtVER FCR THE M4JClUTY OF THE DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL WAS LOCATED AT THE CAYP COVINGTON CLINIC THE OVERAlL PATIENT LOAD CXlNSISTED OF OOCUPATIOOAL INJURIES ASSCRTED RASHES AND SK IN PROBLEMS ALCN Willi ASSCRTED UPPER RESP IRATCRY AILYENTS (COLDS AND S llU5 PROBLEMS)

WHILE AT CN1tP COVINGTCJll THE CL INIC WAS SUPPCRTED BY THE NAVAL STATI0-1 CLIN IC THE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECTl(]ll OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL (]II THE NAVAL STAT ION AND THE US NAVAL HgtSPITAL GUAM llilS SUPPCRT llCLLDED X-RAY lASClRATORY AND PHARgtWCY FACILITIES ALCNJ WITH MANY DEFINITIVE CLIN ICAL SERVICES THE MEDICAL REPAIR SECTION OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL SUPPORTED LOCAL EQUl~ REPAIR AND READINESS REQUIREMENTS MEDICAL SUPPL I ES WERE ORDERED THROUGH THE NAVY SUPPLY SYSTF-lld DELIVERY TIME VARIED WITH THE TYPE OF ITEM ORDERED MATERIAL RES~SE WAS BETWEEN JO AND 90 DAYS ~HLY ~UTICAL AlDITING WAS aNUTEO AS WELL AS CUSTCMARY SECUR ITY OF CCNTROLLED SUBSTANCES

THE RENOVATIQll OP THE CNlf COV INCTQll C INI C STARTED llJRING THE DEPLOYMENT TO SUPPORT CXlNSTRUCTIQI THE MEDICAL DEPART~ WAS MOVED TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING FR01 THE CLINIC THIS RESTRICTED SPACE TO 2 ROCMS a-IE FOR SIOltCALL NfO a-IE FCR AtradeINISTRATIVE SUPPORT THE ACTUAL MgtVE ITSELF WENT SMXgtTHLY AND THERE WAS MINIWL LOSS OF PATIENT SERVICES WHILE RELOCATING

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTAINED AN Qi BOARD 24 1-nJR WATOi TO CARE FOR EMERGEr-laquoIES THE DUTY SECTJ(]ll WAS MADE UP OF A tlaquogtSPITAL caugtS~ AND AN EQUIPMENT OPERA TCR MrlO ROVE THE FI ELD lABUlANCE bull THIS WAS INITIALLY A 6 SECTICi WATOI AKJ LATER REOICED TO A SECTICJll WATOI IN aIDER TO CXNCRM TO BATTAL ION STANDARDS AS PERSQNIIBL WERE ROTATED arr OF THE MEDICAL DEPART4ENT WITIOJT REPLAcapoundNI THE DUTY BECAME A 4 SECT ION WATOi

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATED IN ANO SUPPORTED BOTH THE FEX

JOJO )

O)J 1J 913

MD AIR DET OPERATICJllS ClllE MAJCR lICIOENT OCXlJRfO WHIOi NECESSITATED ~ AERQIEDICAL EVACUATION THE DEPARTMENT WAS ALSO INSPECTED ~ RECEIVED m OVERAll SAT I SFACTCRY GRADE WITH Ngt MAJOR DISCREPArclES CITED

bull

TEOiNICIAN ALL MeeERS OF THE DET Wtltgt NEEDED A DENTAL EXAINATION WERpound SEEN AND TREATED AS A RESULT OF THIS VISIT THE READINESS OF THE DET WAS RA I SEO FRCM 60 TO amp0

DURlIK THE DEPLOYMENT CLINICAL SUPPORT WAS PROVIDED TO TI-lE AIN 600Y BY THE NAVAL OfNTAL CLINIC GUAM ANO THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL ORAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT THE BATTALION RETURNED TO 1-0vEPORT IN GOOD SHAPE TO CONT INUE THE PROGRESS MADE a- DEPLOYMENT THE WIN 600Y HELO A REMARKABLE 90 DENTAL READI NESS LEVEL

~ICAL

APR MAY J1N JUL AlXgt SEP OCT NOV TOTAL

PATIENT VISITS 102 376 Jlj 8 46 )Jlj 74 08 332 I-OSPITAL CASES I 4 lj 4 6 8 J

PATIENT QlYS

A HgtSPITAl ) 18 14 4 104 44 100 10 I B SIQ 9 14 18 24 15 J2 28 13 C LIGHT DUTY 48 118 210 119 127 63 121 107

NARRATIVE

THE ~ TtREE MEDICAi DEPARTMENT STARTED SEEING PATIENTS ANO CDaUTlNG DAILY BUSINESS IM1EOIATE1Y FOLLCMING TURNgtVER FCR THE M4JClUTY OF THE DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL WAS LOCATED AT THE CAYP COVINGTON CLINIC THE OVERAlL PATIENT LOAD CXlNSISTED OF OOCUPATIOOAL INJURIES ASSCRTED RASHES AND SK IN PROBLEMS ALCN Willi ASSCRTED UPPER RESP IRATCRY AILYENTS (COLDS AND S llU5 PROBLEMS)

WHILE AT CN1tP COVINGTCJll THE CL INIC WAS SUPPCRTED BY THE NAVAL STATI0-1 CLIN IC THE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECTl(]ll OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL (]II THE NAVAL STAT ION AND THE US NAVAL HgtSPITAL GUAM llilS SUPPCRT llCLLDED X-RAY lASClRATORY AND PHARgtWCY FACILITIES ALCNJ WITH MANY DEFINITIVE CLIN ICAL SERVICES THE MEDICAL REPAIR SECTION OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL SUPPORTED LOCAL EQUl~ REPAIR AND READINESS REQUIREMENTS MEDICAL SUPPL I ES WERE ORDERED THROUGH THE NAVY SUPPLY SYSTF-lld DELIVERY TIME VARIED WITH THE TYPE OF ITEM ORDERED MATERIAL RES~SE WAS BETWEEN JO AND 90 DAYS ~HLY ~UTICAL AlDITING WAS aNUTEO AS WELL AS CUSTCMARY SECUR ITY OF CCNTROLLED SUBSTANCES

THE RENOVATIQll OP THE CNlf COV INCTQll C INI C STARTED llJRING THE DEPLOYMENT TO SUPPORT CXlNSTRUCTIQI THE MEDICAL DEPART~ WAS MOVED TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING FR01 THE CLINIC THIS RESTRICTED SPACE TO 2 ROCMS a-IE FOR SIOltCALL NfO a-IE FCR AtradeINISTRATIVE SUPPORT THE ACTUAL MgtVE ITSELF WENT SMXgtTHLY AND THERE WAS MINIWL LOSS OF PATIENT SERVICES WHILE RELOCATING

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTAINED AN Qi BOARD 24 1-nJR WATOi TO CARE FOR EMERGEr-laquoIES THE DUTY SECTJ(]ll WAS MADE UP OF A tlaquogtSPITAL caugtS~ AND AN EQUIPMENT OPERA TCR MrlO ROVE THE FI ELD lABUlANCE bull THIS WAS INITIALLY A 6 SECTICi WATOI AKJ LATER REOICED TO A SECTICJll WATOI IN aIDER TO CXNCRM TO BATTAL ION STANDARDS AS PERSQNIIBL WERE ROTATED arr OF THE MEDICAL DEPART4ENT WITIOJT REPLAcapoundNI THE DUTY BECAME A 4 SECT ION WATOi

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT PARTICIPATED IN ANO SUPPORTED BOTH THE FEX

JOJO )

O)J 1J 913

MD AIR DET OPERATICJllS ClllE MAJCR lICIOENT OCXlJRfO WHIOi NECESSITATED ~ AERQIEDICAL EVACUATION THE DEPARTMENT WAS ALSO INSPECTED ~ RECEIVED m OVERAll SAT I SFACTCRY GRADE WITH Ngt MAJOR DISCREPArclES CITED

bull

~ICAL

APR MAY J1N JUL AlXgt SEP OCT NOV TOTAL

PATIENT VISITS 102 376 Jlj 8 46 )Jlj 74 08 332 I-OSPITAL CASES I 4 lj 4 6 8 J

PATIENT QlYS

A HgtSPITAl ) 18 14 4 104 44 100 10 I B SIQ 9 14 18 24 15 J2 28 13 C LIGHT DUTY 48 118 210 119 127 63 121 107

NARRATIVE

THE ~ TtREE MEDICAi DEPARTMENT STARTED SEEING PATIENTS ANO CDaUTlNG DAILY BUSINESS IM1EOIATE1Y FOLLCMING TURNgtVER FCR THE M4JClUTY OF THE DEPLOYMENT MEDICAL WAS LOCATED AT THE CAYP COVINGTON CLINIC THE OVERAlL PATIENT LOAD CXlNSISTED OF OOCUPATIOOAL INJURIES ASSCRTED RASHES AND SK IN PROBLEMS ALCN Willi ASSCRTED UPPER RESP IRATCRY AILYENTS (COLDS AND S llU5 PROBLEMS)

WHILE AT CN1tP COVINGTCJll THE CL INIC WAS SUPPCRTED BY THE NAVAL STATI0-1 CLIN IC THE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SECTl(]ll OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL (]II THE NAVAL STAT ION AND THE US NAVAL HgtSPITAL GUAM llilS SUPPCRT llCLLDED X-RAY lASClRATORY AND PHARgtWCY FACILITIES ALCNJ WITH MANY DEFINITIVE CLIN ICAL SERVICES THE MEDICAL REPAIR SECTION OF THE NAVAL I-OSPITAL SUPPORTED LOCAL EQUl~ REPAIR AND READINESS REQUIREMENTS MEDICAL SUPPL I ES WERE ORDERED THROUGH THE NAVY SUPPLY SYSTF-lld DELIVERY TIME VARIED WITH THE TYPE OF ITEM ORDERED MATERIAL RES~SE WAS BETWEEN JO AND 90 DAYS ~HLY ~UTICAL AlDITING WAS aNUTEO AS WELL AS CUSTCMARY SECUR ITY OF CCNTROLLED SUBSTANCES

THE RENOVATIQll OP THE CNlf COV INCTQll C INI C STARTED llJRING THE DEPLOYMENT TO SUPPORT CXlNSTRUCTIQI THE MEDICAL DEPART~ WAS MOVED TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES BUILDING FR01 THE CLINIC THIS RESTRICTED SPACE TO 2 ROCMS a-IE FOR SIOltCALL NfO a-IE FCR AtradeINISTRATIVE SUPPORT THE ACTUAL MgtVE ITSELF WENT SMXgtTHLY AND THERE WAS MINIWL LOSS OF PATIENT SERVICES WHILE RELOCATING

THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT MAINTAINED AN Qi BOARD 24 1-nJR WATOi TO CARE FOR EMERGEr-laquoIES THE DUTY SECTJ(]ll WAS MADE UP OF A tlaquogtSPITAL caugtS~ AND AN EQUIPMENT OPERA TCR MrlO ROVE THE FI ELD lABUlANCE bull THIS WAS INITIALLY A 6 SECTICi WATOI AKJ LATER REOICED TO A SECTICJll WATOI IN aIDER TO CXNCRM TO BATTAL ION STANDARDS AS PERSQNIIBL WERE ROTATED arr OF THE MEDICAL DEPART4ENT WITIOJT REPLAcapoundNI THE DUTY BECAME A 4 SECT ION WATOi

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lfC8 THREE S cntMNO RELIGICXJS PROGRM C(XllS ISTS OF FOlR AREAS OF EMPHASIS IK)RSHIP OPPORTUNITY COUNSEL ING VISITATION AND EOJCATION IN ADDITION TO BE ING RESPOllSl8LE FCR THE PERFOOMANCE OF ALL OOTIES RELATING TO THE RELIG IOOS ACTIVIT IES OF THE cotMNO THE SPIRITUAL N-ID MlRAL WEU BE ING OF BATTALION PERSltNolEL A5 WELL A5 THEIR DEPENDENTS IS ATTENDED TO

PROTESTAIT IKlRSHIP SERV ICES WERE HELD EAOi S~Y OURING THE DEPLOYMENT FCR A TOTAL OF 32 WEEKS CATKgtlIC SERVICES WERE C(XlltxJCTED AT THE NAVAL STAT ION OiAPEL WITH SUS TRANSPOlTATION BEING PROVIDED FOR TtDSE DESIRING TO ATTEND LAY READER SERVICES WERE HELD FCR THE JEWISH PERSCt-NEL ON FRIDAY NIGHTS EAOi DET SITE HAO A LAY READER FCR 80TH PROTESTANT AND CATl-OL IC PERSCN-IEL THESE LAY READERS COORDINATED CONTACT WITH I-OST CCMNNDS REL IGIOUS PROGRA15 OORING THE DEPLOYMENT TO GUAM THE OiAPLA IN WDE A VIS ITATION TO DET SUBI C BAY DET Mpound11NAY AND DET CAT roCSPAC ADD ITIONALLY THE LUTHERAN OiAPLAINS CallFERENCE IN SEOOL KOREA AND THE OiAPLA IN CXJUgtS PROFESSIONAL DEVElOPMENT TRAINING AT CMi 6UT1ER IN altINAWA WERE ATTENDED VISITATIONS WERE MADE TO t-laquogtSP ITAL IZEO PERS(HoEL AT THE NAVAL tlaquogtSPITAL Nlaquogt THE NAVSTA SRIG ~ SPACE AND JOB SITE VIS ITATIONS miANCEO THE MINISTRY OF PRESElCE FOR BATTALION PERSQINEL

THE PRIMlRY AREAS OF OOUNSEL ING INCLlDEO tMRITIAL MILITARY ADJUSTMENTS AND CRISIS INTERVENTION INITIATED BY RED CROSS MESSAGES HMEPCRT FAMILY EMERGENCIES AND DEPENDENT cotMNO CONTACTS WERE HANDLED IN AN EXTREMELY PRUIPT ANO CallFIDENTI AL MAlflER BY THE ClIBUDSwN IN 1-CMePORT THE ONE CRISIS THAT TCJJCHED THE BATTAL ION WAS THE AOIDENTAL DEATH OF EOCN OOIALD E TURNER AT THE SUSIC BAY DET SITE RETURNING TO HMEPCRT WJTlOJT OJNALD 1URNER IS A REGRET THAT IS FELT THROlXHgtUT THE BATTALJltlI

EOOCATIONAL OPPltltTlNIT IES DURING THE DEPLOYWiNT INCLlDED BIBLE STlDY RELIG IOOS INSTRUTION ON AN INDIV IDUAL BASIS AND ORIENTATION OF NEW PERS~EL INTO THE EXTENSIVE OFFER NG5 OF THE BATTAL IONS CXMwD REL IGIOOS PROGRAM THE ltXMMNDS RELIGrrus PROGRAA WAS ACMINISTERED BY aIE coMISS IONED OFFICER FRa4 THE NAVY OiAPLAIN CXJUgtS ~A SENMN GRADUATE FRCM THE RELIGIOUS PROGRAM SPECIAL IST A SO-OOL OURING THE LATTER PART OF THE DEPLCmpoundNT OiAPLA IN RONALD A KRElENS IEOlt ltnampgtLETED A TO YEAR TaA WITH lfC8 THREE nnwgtVER BETWEEN OiAPLAIN KRE IENS IEOlt AND OiAPLAIN tDLMES cxxuRED I OCTOBER 1984 OIAPLAIN HOLMES IS roAING ON ACTIVE OOTY AFTER SERVlllC IN THE NAVY RESERVES Flta 10 YEARS lN KANSAS Cl TY Ml SSaJRI

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SPECIAL SERVICES

SPECIAL SERVICES QUICJltL Y DEVELOPED A DI VERSE PRltXRAM OF MigtLESatE AND (XXllSTRLCTIVE OFF-DUTY ACTIVITIES vtllCH EFFECTIVELY CCNTRIBUTED TO THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING OF ALL PARTICIPANTS WRING THIS DEPLOVMENr A MY DID rel GO BY WI ntlUT THE USE OF Setpound ASPECT OF THE CA4PS RECREATIQIW FACILITIES SPECIAL SERVICES PROVIDED FITNESS OP~~ITIES SITE-SEEING TR I PS T~S AN) FEST I YE OCCAS CNS AS A RESULT SPECIAL SERVICES HAS (XXllTRIBUTED TO ~ OF THE HIGHEST RETENTION RATES IN THE HfVAL (XXllSTRUCTI~ FCRCE BY WJltING DEPLOYMfllrr fUI

ON GUAM THE SPECIAL SERVICES FACILITIES INCLUDED THE GYMWEIGHT ROCM THE SERVICES BUILDING THE CXJTOOOR THEATER AND THE ATHLETIC FIELOS IN A exlICERTED EFFmT TO MXIMIZE THEIR USE SPECIAL SERVICES HAS OFFERED AN ARRAY OF ACTIVITIES CLASSES WERE OFFERED IN SOJBA AND JAZZERCI SE llROUGHOUT THE DEPLOYMENT SEASQIW TOlRNAMENTS AND LEAQJE PLAY WERE OFFERED IN BASKETBALL SOFT8A1L VOLLEYBALL FLAG FOOTBALL AND MRTS

CXJTSIDE OF THE LIMITS OF CAW COVllCTOI SPECIAL SERVICES SPCXllSalED TEAMS IN OTHER EVENTS THE CAPTAINS OJP SAW SEABEE ENTRIES IN FLAG FOOTBALL BASKETBALL ~ VOLLEYSALL OTHER ISLAND-WIDE cxMPETITIONS INCLU)ED RAQUETBALL POVERLIFTING DISTANCE ~ING N-0 MRTS SPECIAL SERVICES EVEN SUBSIDIZED A GOLF rnouP FRa THE BATTALION TO cxMPETE IN THE PROUD BIRD GOLF TOURNEY IN SA I PAN THgtSE lllOr INTERESTED IN ATHLETIC ACT I VI TES WERE OFFERED BUS TRI PS AltCST EVERY WEEKEND TO TALOFOFO FALLS TARQJE BEACH TOP OF THE ROCK CLUB AKgt IPAY BEAOi

JN TERMS OF FEST I VE OCCAS IONS THE OVER THE HtMP PARTY PROVED TO BE A LARGE sucess THE USO CLUB PROV OED THE SETTING WITH THEIR QUAlJllT PlOUC AREAS AND THEIR ATTRACTIVE BEACH THE FESTIVE AThOSPHERE WAS CREATED BY A DISC JOCKEY FRCM THE K57 LOCAL RADIO STATION IN ADDITION TO THE MEN OF tMamp TI-REE SPECIAL SERVICES 1-l)STED MAN( OF OlR GUNMNlm NEIGiBORS IN A1bulll EFFmT TO ESTABLISH OXlO WILL SPECIAL QJESTS lNCLU)EJ) THE HISTCRICAL MATRIARCH SEABEE BETTY FOO) (XXllSISTED OF AN A4ERICAN OJISINE OF MRBEOJED MEATS Al[) ASSOOTED 00INK SPIRITS WERE LIFTED BY THE SHARING OF ~IES Npound) cxMPAN JOISHIP AT THE OVER THE HWP PARTY

THE lCCOYfLISl-MENTS OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES STAFF OF TO FULL TIME PETTY OFFICERS AND AN OFFICER ASSJCNED AS HIS CDLLATERAL DUTY WAS LARGE AND VALUED IN ADD ITION TO THE ~W DUTIES OF EQJIPMENT AcxnNTABllITY AND MAINTEflWICE THE SPECIAL SERVICES STAFF CRGAN I ZED AND EXEOJTED ALL ACT IV I T I ES bull THE PROGRAMS WERE WUGED IN A PROFESSICIW Npound) EFFICIENT MAllIER THEIR EFFORTS EASlD THE HARDSHIP OF SEPARATION AlD JNOUASED THE OVERALL MRALE OF THE tpoundN

SPECIAL SERVICES

SPECIAL SERVICES QUICJltL Y DEVELOPED A DI VERSE PRltXRAM OF MigtLESatE AND (XXllSTRLCTIVE OFF-DUTY ACTIVITIES vtllCH EFFECTIVELY CCNTRIBUTED TO THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING OF ALL PARTICIPANTS WRING THIS DEPLOVMENr A MY DID rel GO BY WI ntlUT THE USE OF Setpound ASPECT OF THE CA4PS RECREATIQIW FACILITIES SPECIAL SERVICES PROVIDED FITNESS OP~~ITIES SITE-SEEING TR I PS T~S AN) FEST I YE OCCAS CNS AS A RESULT SPECIAL SERVICES HAS (XXllTRIBUTED TO ~ OF THE HIGHEST RETENTION RATES IN THE HfVAL (XXllSTRUCTI~ FCRCE BY WJltING DEPLOYMfllrr fUI

ON GUAM THE SPECIAL SERVICES FACILITIES INCLUDED THE GYMWEIGHT ROCM THE SERVICES BUILDING THE CXJTOOOR THEATER AND THE ATHLETIC FIELOS IN A exlICERTED EFFmT TO MXIMIZE THEIR USE SPECIAL SERVICES HAS OFFERED AN ARRAY OF ACTIVITIES CLASSES WERE OFFERED IN SOJBA AND JAZZERCI SE llROUGHOUT THE DEPLOYMENT SEASQIW TOlRNAMENTS AND LEAQJE PLAY WERE OFFERED IN BASKETBALL SOFT8A1L VOLLEYBALL FLAG FOOTBALL AND MRTS

CXJTSIDE OF THE LIMITS OF CAW COVllCTOI SPECIAL SERVICES SPCXllSalED TEAMS IN OTHER EVENTS THE CAPTAINS OJP SAW SEABEE ENTRIES IN FLAG FOOTBALL BASKETBALL ~ VOLLEYSALL OTHER ISLAND-WIDE cxMPETITIONS INCLU)ED RAQUETBALL POVERLIFTING DISTANCE ~ING N-0 MRTS SPECIAL SERVICES EVEN SUBSIDIZED A GOLF rnouP FRa THE BATTALION TO cxMPETE IN THE PROUD BIRD GOLF TOURNEY IN SA I PAN THgtSE lllOr INTERESTED IN ATHLETIC ACT I VI TES WERE OFFERED BUS TRI PS AltCST EVERY WEEKEND TO TALOFOFO FALLS TARQJE BEACH TOP OF THE ROCK CLUB AKgt IPAY BEAOi

JN TERMS OF FEST I VE OCCAS IONS THE OVER THE HtMP PARTY PROVED TO BE A LARGE sucess THE USO CLUB PROV OED THE SETTING WITH THEIR QUAlJllT PlOUC AREAS AND THEIR ATTRACTIVE BEACH THE FESTIVE AThOSPHERE WAS CREATED BY A DISC JOCKEY FRCM THE K57 LOCAL RADIO STATION IN ADDITION TO THE MEN OF tMamp TI-REE SPECIAL SERVICES 1-l)STED MAN( OF OlR GUNMNlm NEIGiBORS IN A1bulll EFFmT TO ESTABLISH OXlO WILL SPECIAL QJESTS lNCLU)EJ) THE HISTCRICAL MATRIARCH SEABEE BETTY FOO) (XXllSISTED OF AN A4ERICAN OJISINE OF MRBEOJED MEATS Al[) ASSOOTED 00INK SPIRITS WERE LIFTED BY THE SHARING OF ~IES Npound) cxMPAN JOISHIP AT THE OVER THE HWP PARTY

THE lCCOYfLISl-MENTS OF THE SPECIAL SERVICES STAFF OF TO FULL TIME PETTY OFFICERS AND AN OFFICER ASSJCNED AS HIS CDLLATERAL DUTY WAS LARGE AND VALUED IN ADD ITION TO THE ~W DUTIES OF EQJIPMENT AcxnNTABllITY AND MAINTEflWICE THE SPECIAL SERVICES STAFF CRGAN I ZED AND EXEOJTED ALL ACT IV I T I ES bull THE PROGRAMS WERE WUGED IN A PROFESSICIW Npound) EFFICIENT MAllIER THEIR EFFORTS EASlD THE HARDSHIP OF SEPARATION AlD JNOUASED THE OVERALL MRALE OF THE tpoundN

OEPLOYYNT PUBL IC AFFAIRS

NEWS RELEASES

SERVICE-WIDE PUBLICATIONS CIVILIAN PRESS

ISSUED PUBLISHED

BASE LOCAL MILITARY PUBLICATIONS TOTAL RELEASES

OIBER RELEASES

17 19 2) 59

0 I 2 17 29

FHTNC lr-DIVll)JAL RELEASES FHne MASTER STORY FM11LYGRAMS ( BEE BUZZbull )

50 104

LNlt lN

THE BATTALION PUBLIC AFFAI RS OFFICE ENJOYED A SuoESSFUL

DEPLOWENT PART IOJLARLY IN THE AREAS OF LOCAL MILITARY AND Cl VI LIAN PUBLICATIONS AND THE FLEET l-DETC1N NEWS PROGRAM

GUAM PAPERS PACFACS ~ THE SEABEE COVERALL PUSLISHED NEARLY ALL RELEASES SENT TO THeM THE ART ICLES FOOJSED ON A PARTIOJLAR INDVll)JAL IN THE BATTAL ION OR ON OFF DUTY caMJNITY ASS I STANCE PROJECTS THE EDIT ORS OF THESE PAPERS INDICATED THAT THE HI GI QUALITY PKgtTOGRAPHS ACXXMPANY I NG THE STORY CXNrRI BUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE OVERALL QUAL ITY OF THE RELEASE cnfIAWMRS PAO PROVIDED ASSIST~ AfD ADV ICE CH LOCAL RELEASES THRcxxHXJT THE DEPLOYMENT

THE PAO S FLEET topoundTltraquoN NEWS PROGRAM WAS REJUVENATED BY US lIC A TRAINlIC SATlJmY SESSION MilOi INCLUDED A DISOJSSIOO ON THE NER I TS OF PART IC I PAT I CXol IN THE PROGRM1 NI[) A OIAfCpound FOR ALL PERSCNIEL TO CXlWLETE A MASTER STORY RELEASE FORM FOR IMt(( BATTALl()ll PERSltNEL THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME THEY WERE TOLD VMAT THE PROCAAM IS ALL ABOOT

ALTI-ClXH ONLY FOJR ISSUES WERE PUBLISHED THE BATTALIQllS BEE BUZZ FAMILYGRAMS WERE CONGNDABLE IN QUALITY OF ARTICLES PKgtTOGRAPHS AND LAYOOT A VALUABLE LESSCXol WAS LEARNED IN DISCXgtVERI~ MiAT SHlULO AND SHlULDNT BE SENT t-laquolpound WI VES WANT TO SEE PJ-l)TOCRAPHS OP THE IR HJSBAll)S AT ~ INSTEAD OF Pl-laquogtTOGRAPHS OF ISLAND SOCIAL EVENTS

A l()TEMlRTHY AcxnfgtLIStMNT WAS THE PRroxTION OF A DEPLOYMENT CRUISl600K VHIOi WAS THE CCMMNDS FIRST IN WHf YEARS DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE SMLL BUT DEDICATED CRUI SE600K STAFF HAO TO RAISE OVER $2000 AS WELL AS LAY-OOT THE BOOK PRCDXTICXol WAS l()T roIPLETED MilLE DEPLOYEO FlNl RA I SlIC ACTIVITIES INCLugtEO AN OFFICER AUCTIQll A IOK RltWl RACE ORAWlIC OiARACTATURES AT THE BATTALION PICNIC AND A GOLF TOURNApoundNT PUBLICATION IS ANTICIPATED JANUARY 1985

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