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HAWAII MARINEVoluntary payment for delivery to MCAS housing /S I per four week period.VOL.I INO. 3EICHTEEN PAGES''KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII, JAN. 20, 1982Drug action program startsMarine Reserve program-HQMC, WASHINGTON During the current fiscal year,the Marine-Carps will pay out more than 2 million dollars inbonus money to its reservists.The bonuses will be paid for enlistments, reenlistmentsand educational assistance, according to officials here.Men and women, without prior military service, who enlistin the Marine Corpos Reserve may qualify to receive asmuch as 2,000 for an enlistment bonus or 4,000 foreducational assistance.Prior service personnel with special skills or training,who enlist or reenlist in the Marine Corps Reserve, mayqualify to receive up to 1,800.Service members leaving active duty may qualify toreceive an Affiliation Bonus of up to 600 by joining aSelected Marine Corps Reserve Unit upon release fromactive duty.For more information on the Marine Corps Reserve Bonusand Educational Assistance Program, calltoll-free (800) 8213076 or write: Incentive Branch, Marine Corps ReserveSupport Center, Kansas City, Mo. 64131.Bonus paymentsHQMC, WASHINGTON D.C. Lump sum payments ofreenlistment bonuses under the Selective ReenlistmentBonus Program will end this month.According to Manpower officials here a modified lumpsum/installment plan was begun Friday. "Marinesreenlisting, or executing an extension, which qualifies themfora bonus will receive 50 percent of the total bonus uponreenlistment, or the effective date of their extension, with theremaining 50 percent being paid in equal annualinstallment amounts during the rest of the reenlistment orextension period," the official said.The 1982 DoD Appropriations Bill directs the change tothe bonus payment program, and Marines who reenlisted orexecuted an extension which qualified them for a bonusprior to Jan. 15 will continue to recieve the entire amount ofthe bonus in one lump sum payment, according to ALMAR270/81.Manpower officials also indicated that Marinesparticipating in the Agreement to Train Option Programwho executed their ATOP Statement of Understanding priorto Jan. 15, but who did not reenlist until after that date, willalso receive the entire amount of their bonus in one lumpsum.in January and Jacksonville, Fla.in March.The Navy Personnel Researchand Development Center, SanDiego conducted a study toanalyze the results of the NDSAPpilot program. Questionnaireswere distributed to the supervisorsof those who attended NDSAPclasses and the results wereevaluated in terms of programstrengths and weaknesses togenerate recommendations forpossible course improvements.The first Navy Drug SafetyAction Program class at MarineCorps Air Station, Kaneohe Baystarted Jan. 11 in the Counselingand Assistance Center.The aim of the NDSAP course isto provide information toparticipants regarding thespecific effects of drugs and themedical and legal consequences ofuse or abuse. "NDSAP is anintervention and preventionprogram designed to talk aboutthe use, misuse and abuse of drugsother than alcohol," said JohnDickerson, Lead-counselor of theTHE STUDY REVEALEDthat 80 percent of those who tookCAAC.THE PROGRAM WASthe course were identified drugusers and the other 20 percentProgram initiated in 1973.identified drug users and thevolunteers showed improvementsat their jobs after the course.were volunteers. Both thepatterned after the successfulNavy Alcohol Safety ActionAccording to a paper written atthe Naval Alcohol RehabilitationCenter, the NASAP mission is toprovide a consistent mechanismto identify Marines and sailorsThe identified drug usersinvolved in alcohol relatedproblems, and refer them toappropriate levels of education ortreatment.In fiscal year 1981, a NDSAPpilot program was operated atthree sites in the continentalUnited States. It commenced atSan Diego in October; Norfolk, Va.-State income tax-Marines from three statesHQMC, WASHINGTON,must recertify their state income tax withholding exemptionstatus for the 1982 tax year.Marines claiming legal residency in New Jersey, New Yorkor Oregon should fill out a state income tax exemption testcertificate, DD Form 2058.1, at their unit administrativeorrice according to ALMAR 274/81.Marines should see the ALMAR or contact their unitadministrative office to see whether they qualify for theta:exemption status.Hale Koa bus serviceFORT DERtJSSY, Hawaii -- There's good news for thoseMarines on Temporary Lodging Allowance. The good newsis in the form of free bus service.A military bus hae Mtn Matinee daily run from the Halea at Port DeRusey to, the Air Station. The bus leaves thele Boa at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday, except onAtelidays and arrives at the bus stop across from MokapuElementary School at 7:80 a.m.Picktp points, for the return trip to the Hale Koa, aretell at the "Share-a-ride' stations at the library;gas station attOglimmain mottangs. The WmStation at 4:31111101,,personnel and their dependent., who are ontwinged to use the free servies.*atmono orDaveRahoperateadditional films, projectors,printing, etc.NDSAP IS a 36-hour courseconducted by the University ofArizona. At the Air Station, it willbe a four-week course. Initiallyclasses will be from 6:30 until 9:30p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays andThursdays.Dickerson said that while thefirst NDSAP class was at theCAAC, subsequent classes may beat station training or otherlocations if necessary. He addedthat classes are limited to 20Twenty-five people arebeing enrolled for each class,allowing that five will not be ableto attend the classes.people."It is considered off-dutyeducation and students canacquire 3.6 continuing educationunits from the University ofArizona," Dickerson said. "It alsocounts for continued educationwhen cutting scores are figured forpromotions." For commandreferrals the class is considered astemporary additonal duty."We want to run at least oneclass per month," Dickerson said."If we can fill them and the needarises, we will run more classes."Dickerson said that most of thepersonnel in the NDSAP classesare referrals. "They are Marinesand sailors who were picked up forone type of infraction or the otherand the command had reason tobelieve the cause of the violationwas drugs other than alcohol," hesaid.,HE ADDED that there are fourkinds of referrals. They are:command, health, mental healthand court referrals. Students canalso arrange to take the coursebecause they want the continuingeducation credits or just want toknow more about the effects ofdrugs and the medical and legalconsequences arising from theiruse/abuse.During the NDSAP coursediscussions will include attitudesand values of the individualstaking the class. It will alsoaddress alternatives such ascommunity action, sports andother means to enjoy life withoutdrugs.NDSAP and NASAP are basedupon the idea that "attitude is thefather of action." Unless anindividual's attitude about a givenbehavior is changed, long-termchange is rare. The goal of the twoprograms is to change attitudesabout drugs and alcohol.ValorMarines apprehend felonsby Sgt Ernie CarterIt was an ordinary Wednesdaymorning formation, Jan. 13, forthe leathernecks of WeaponsCompany, 3d Battalion, 3dMarines, 1st Marine Brigade.with one exception. LanceCorporal Steve Baehr and PrivateFirst Class Bill Duso receivedletters of commendation.Perhaps it is true that letters ofcommendation are commonplace,but the actions that netted the twodevildogs their recognition arenot.Applications are nowHQMC, WASHINGTON, D.C.being accepted from enlisted Marines for the NavalandtheU.S. Naval Academy.PreparatorySchoolAcademyApplicants to either NAPS or the Naval Academy mustnot have passed their 22nd birthday on July 1 of the calendaryear in which they would enter the Naval Academy. Bothprograms are open to men and women.NAPS is a nine-month school concentrating on English,math and science courses in preparation for an appointmentto the Academy. In addition, military and physical traininginstruction is offered.Attendance at NAPS is not mandatory, however, mostenlisted Marines who attend the Naval Academy have beengraduates of the school. Marines who feel the NAPSprogram is not necessary may apply directly to the NavalAcademy for nomination.Upon graduation from the Academy, midshipmen receivea commission as ensigns in the U.S. Navy or secondlieutenants in the Marine Corps. Additional information onNAPS and the Naval Academy is contained in Marine.CorpaOrder 1530.11D.showed a significantly positivechange in attitude and theirpotential for continued navalservices was improved.The NDSAP pilot program cost 85,462 in fiscal year 1981. Thismakes an average cost per studentof 67 for the 1,287 personnel whoattended the course.It is anticipated that 2,300Marines and sailors will attendNDSAP classes in fiscal year1982. The cost per student isestimated at 150. This figure ishigher than the NASAP classesdue to start-up costs such as' THE TWO MARINES observed a robbery at Top's CoffeeShop in Honolulu Dec. 12, andassisted the Honolulu PoliceDepartment by apprehending oneof the two felons involved."We were just walking down thestreet, when we saw two guysstruggling with an old lady,"Baehr said. "Duso said 'Let's go',so we started chasing one of thea Honolulu Police Officer tocomplete the arrest.WEAPONS COMPANYFirst Sergeant Jesus Ubarrodescribed the two Marines, "Theyare both outstanding Marines.Duso is a boxer and though he hadthe opportunity to stay here whenwe deployed, he turned down thechance to box. He wanted to staywith the company for deployment."Lance Corporal Baehr is fillinga leader's position in 81mmmortars. He knows what isexpected of him and he 'mows thenext step up the ladder."Corporal Victor Kirk, ActingPlatoon Sergeant for 81's platoonadded, "Basically they are verygood Marines. As for the robbery,they saw that something waswrong. They took charge andcarried out the Marine Corpstradition of maintaining the law.They are both take-chargesaw him."Marines."Neither Baehr nor Duso knewwhat was really happening whenthey jumped into the fray. Baehrsaid, "I thought someone wasmugging an old lady and stealingher pocketbook."The two Marines lost track ofthe man they were chasing, but asthey were walking back to the areaof Tops Coffee Shop, they saw aman in an alley. "We werechecking him out, and Duso saidhe was the same guy. We startedthe chase again," Baehr said.This time the leatherneckscaught the man and while Baehrheld their captive, Duso attractedthey hate thieves and wereparticularly appalled by theviolent act against the lady fromthe shop. Neither thought aboutthe consequences of their act.The two leathernecks shared thefeeling that Duso voiced, "I'd do itagain. It's just something thathappens."two."Duso added some details, "Theshop was changing the cash box.One guy grabbed the box and ran.The lady from the shop ran outafter him and he elbowed her.That's whenIBOTH AGREED THAT-Private First. Class Bill Duso, LanceREGULAR MARINESCorporal Steve Baehr and LC1/I Raymond Madriaga (left toright), 81mm Mortars Platoon, Weapons Company, 3d Battalion,3d Marines, 1st Marine Brigade, conduct mortar drills. Baehr andDuso received letters of commendation, Jan. 13, forapprehending a robbery suspect who was fleeing the scene of thecrime. The incident took place at Top's Coffee Shop, Honolulu,Dec. 12. (Photo by Sgt Ernie Carter)Devildogs selected for BOOSTHQMC,WASHINGTON-Thirty -three enlisted Marineshave been selected for the FY82Broadened Opportunity forOfficer Selection and TrainingProgram.The BOOST Program providesan opportunity for selectedMarines to compete Moreequitably for education programsleading to commissions in theMarine Corps. The program isopen to enlisted Marines, lancecorporal and nhove, who havecompleted at least one year activeservice after recruit training byJuly 1 of the year in whichapplication is made. An applicantmust be at least 19, but must nothave reached 25 by July 1 of theyear in which assigned to BOOST.The selection hoard for ROOSTconsidered the individualMarine's overall professionalperformance and potential, andthe quality of his or her totalacademic records, according toALMAR 252/81.Selectee. also demonstrated thepotential for completing a touryear college program leading to acommission in the Marine Corpsand evidence of social, economicor educational deprivation.Some' applicants were notselected because their overallrecords were not competitive asothers, according to the ALMAR.Also, some applicants failed tomeet eligibility requirements.Marines selected for BOOSTwill attend a four -weekpreparatory school at MarineCorps Recruit Depot, San Diego inmid-May and will report to theBOOST School, Service SchcolsCommand, San Diego in midJune. All BOOST selectee. willreceive full pay and allowances.Participants in the program willconcentrate on improving theirskills in the areas of mathematics,physical science, and thecommunication skills of reading,writing and speaking.While in BOOST, a decision willbe made by the individual Marineand officials on what is the besteducational program to pursue.Navy League Awards deadline setHQMC, WASHINGTON -- AFeb. 12,1982, submission deadlinehas been set for the 1982 NavyLeague Awards.The league gives awardsannually to Marines, sailors andcivilians who distinguishthemselves through leadership,professional competence,scientific skill, technical progressor literary achievement.New awards specifically forMarines have been addedaccording to ALNAV 133/81. Theawards are the General John A.Lejeune Award for .InspirationalLeadership, and the GeneralHolland M. Smith Award forOperation 11 Competence.The Lejeune award will he givento a Marine officer who makes asignificant contribution to thehigh standards of leadershiptradition in the Naval Service.The Smith award goes to aMarine who has made a personalcontribution which advances thereadiness and competence of theNaval Service in actualoperations.The awards are scheduled to bepresented at the Annual NavyLeague National Conventionscheduled in Washington, April 5through 8, 1982.Submissions should beaddressed to: Board of Awards,Navy League of the United States,2300 Wilson Blvd., P.O. Box 400,Arlington, Va. 222111For further information andspecific guidelines see Secretary ofthe Navy Instruction 1650.34.of the Navy or the U.S. Marine Corps. Opinions expressed by publishers 0 n d writersPublished by RFD Publications, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Departmentor the U.S. Marine Corps. 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Page A-2, Jan. 20, 1982Carelessness invites car theft-WASHINGTONEvery 30 seconds anautomobile is stolen inroll up the windows.Record your ve- turn your car wheels the following securityEnsure that the vent hicle identification sharply toward the devices:windowspreferred number (located on a curb when parking,Interior hood lockmeans of entryare small metal plate on making it difficult for and release (if your carshut tight.the dashboard) and professional thieves to doesn't have one).Record the identi- store it in a safe place. tow your car.A second ignitionfication numbersNever leave theWhenever you switch (a "kill switch")found on your ignition automobileregistra- leave your car, valu- which prevents electrikey(s), then have the tion or your driver's able items should be city from reaching thecar dealer or a lock- license inside your car. locked in the trunk.coil or distributor.smith punch out those Carry these items withA fuel switchWith an electricnumbers. Potential you. 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If public parking lots for other conspicuousFor more informathe keys are lost or extend periods of time. places so positive tion about auto theftstolen, the tag will lead A car is five times more identification can be prevention, contactthe thief directly to likely to be stolen from made of your vehicle if your military policeyour car and to your an unattended lot than it is recovered after division, or write thehome. Leave only the from the street or an theft.Crime Preventionignition key with attended lot.Also, consider pur- Coalition, Box 6600,parking attendants.When possible, chasing and installing Rockville, Md. 20850.-athe United Statesthanks to car ownerswho continue to leavepassenger-free carswith unlocked doors,or keys left in theignition.Although an in-creasingnumber ofprofessionalcarthieves have enteredthis field, most cars arestolen by amateurswho can be easily-- -stopped. 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Jan.211,1982, Page A-.541.01e4E'DITOR'S NOTE:Salutes is designed torecognize individualsfor their achievementsand exceptional per.formance of duty aswell as to welcome newarrivals to Hawaii.3/3Promotion:LCpI N.G. AlfordLCpI T.G. CurranLCpI T.A. McGregorLCpI R.C. MosesCpl 1'. DouglasCpl C.A. WesterlundCp1J.L. WhiteThe informationMeritorious Promocontained herein is tion:compiled from Fleet Cpl J.T. CarpenterHome Town Newsreleases submitted to 1st RadBnthp Joint PublicWelcome Aboard:Affairs Office by unit PFC T.A. Coverinformation officers.PFC P.M. GallagherPFC F.B. KaczkaSgt D.A. HansonSgt T.C. HurnSgt T.T. O'HaraSgt D.F. Slade Jr.Sgt L.G. WhitworthSgt B.S. YeatonReenlistment:Sgt K.W. ChristieSgt D.M. JelonekLCpI M.A. HewittGySgt M.L. DavisGySgt J.E. RobertsGySgt H.A. WeatherlyReenlistment:Cpl R.J. PuentesSgt W.A. ClaytonSgt J.M. GraySgt G.E. RansomSgt M.L. WilemanSSgt M.C. CollinsSSgt R.A. DavisSSgt D.R. FischioSSgt P.N. HuberSSgt R.L. RichardsonGySgt T.A. SmallGySgt W.H. 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HAWAII MARINE Voluntary payment for delivery to MCAS housing /S I per four week period. VOL. I I NO. 3 'KANEOHE BAY, HAWAII, JAN. 20, 1982 EICHTEEN PAGES' Marine Reserve program HQMC, WASHINGTON - During the current fiscal year, the Marine-Carps will pay out more than 2 million dollars in bonus money to its reservists.