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The White Falcon
July 18, 1980
Reservists complete training
The third increment of 42 reser-
vists from Naval Reserve Naval Sta-
tion, Keflavik 1066 completed their
two weeks of Active Duty Training
(ACDUTRA) today. The first and se-
cond increments leave Keflavik this
morning after a most successful sum-
mer deployment for the reserve unit
of the Naval Air Facility, Washing-
ton, D.C.
The reserve team contributed o-
ver 10,000 man hours of professional
experience to Naval Station, Kefla-
vik. With 30 officers and over 250
enlisted members, the Naval Air Re-
serve Unit was credited with an ex-
tensive list of accomplishments
working side-by-side with their ac-
tive duty counterparts.
"Facilitating smooth integration
of our reserve personnel with sec-
tion heads here is the bottom line
of having the unit do its two week
cruise in Iceland," said Capt. Ralph
H. Harris, Commanding Officer, Naval
Reserve Unit Keflavik 1066. "High
praise is extended to our active du-
ty counterparts who have provided
the fullest degree of cooperation
and unquestionably added to the su-
ccess of a productive and meaningful
active duty training," he concluded.
Active duty department heads com-
mented on the valuable experience
contributed by the reservists by
simply saying, "We're really are go-
ing to miss 'em.
Lodge accepting reservations for October
Commencing Monday, July 21, the
Navy Lodge will be accepting reser-
vations for the month of October.
Effective Monday, the Uniform
Shop operating hours will be: Tues-
day through Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m,
Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the
Uniform Shop will be closed on Sun-
days and Mondays.
Effective today, the Servmart
sales to the NATO base personnel
will be increased to 20 percent on
top of marked prices. Customers
will add 20 percent to their total
We goofed
The Webster College graduation
photo was inadvertantly printed
backwards on page two in last week's
White Falcon. The cutline to 960th
AWACSS's photo (Airborne Warning and
Control Support Squadron) was inad-
vertantly misidentified on page
three in last week's base newspaper.
The White Falcon apologizes for the
above mistakes.
Stork arrivals
Ann Marie Fish was born at 8:47
a.m. June 18 to MS2 David Wayne and
Mary Elizabeth Fish. Petty Officer
Fish works with the Food Service Di-
vision in Grindavik.
Jessica Lynn Confer was born at
7:19 a.m. June 19 to AME2 James and
Laura Jean Confer. Petty Officer
Confer works with the Detention Fa-
cility.
FOR SIX MORE—Senior Airman Brian R. Knight recently reenlisted for six
more years in the U.S. Air Force. The oath of enlistment was administered
by Lt.Col. Bruce K. Ware, Detachment 14 Commander. SrA Knight serves as
the crew chief of a "Jolly Green" helicopter.
New dental program
begins August 4
for children
There will be a dental exam ani
fluoride treatment program for all
sponsored school children between
the ages of 6 and 18 years. The
program will begin August 4, Monday,
and for further information call the
Dental Department at 7425 during
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and
normal working hours.
Commencing Monday there will be a
change in Dental sick call hours.
The new sick call hours will be:
Monday through Friday, military only
at 7:30 to 9 a.m. and dependents on-
ly at 10 to 11 a.m.
Tour on July 26
This tour will take you through
Hveragerdi, Selfoss and on to the
Fljotshlid district, which is noted
for its good climate and great scen-
ery. The tour then continues to
Skogar for a refreshment stop and a
visit to a folk museum.
The tour will take place Satur-
day, July 26. For sign-up call 4420
or stop by the Tour Office in the
Viking Mall.
Cub Olympics tomorrow
Cub Scout Pack 364 will ho
their annual "Cub Olympics," tomi
row, July 19 at 9:30 a.m. on
football field behind the base lai
dry.
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COMMANDER ICELAND DEFENSE FORCE
Rear Adm. Richard A. Martini
PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Lt. Cmdr. Perry C. Bishop
EDITORIAL ADVISOR
JOC Robert Rainville
EDITORIAL STAFF
J01 David Crowe Jr.
J03 David Guise
SN Karen Dean
In cooperation with the U. S.
Naval Station Print Shop, the
White Falcon publishes weekly
with appropriated funds per NAV-
EXOS P-35 for Iceland Defense
Force (IDF) military and U.S. ci-
vilian personnel, and their depen-
dents .
Opinions expressed are those of
the writer and not necessarily of-
ficial expressions of IDF, the De-
partment of Defense or the U.S.
Government.
The White Falcon offices are
located in Bldg. 734C; telephoni
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