The White Falcon - 29.11.1991, Blaðsíða 7

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A's Davis named Military
Member of the Quarter
Cryptologic Technician (Communications) Sec-
ond Class Petty Officer (CT02) Kelly A. Davis is the
Military Member of the Quarter for the NATO Base.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Davis is assigned to
Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA), Keflavik
and has been here since May. She says her job of
sending and receiving messages can be pretty de-
manding in addition to maintaining the circuits the
messages are transmitted on.
Davis says she enjoys her work and does not let
things, like the environment, bother her. “As soon as
I step out that door I’m thinking about what I should
make for dinner. I do not have a stress problem,” she
said. "Who has time for it!"
As far as the actual requirement to stand before the
base's senior enlisted leaders who made up the
membership of the selection board, Davis says she
was nervous but well prepared. “I reviewed every
publication I could get my hands on."
The best advice Davis says she can give anyone
who is nominated in the future is to know about
military customs, all the ranks in the services and
know everything that is going on around you.
Davis reported to Iceland after completing a tour at
4Bul Communications Station Rota, Spain. She has
H her tour in Iceland thus far easier than she an-
Kted. “I can’t believe that six months have
Petty Officer Davis (seated) participated in the NSGA Women's Group bake sale last
Saturday. (Photo by J02 Sue Hallden)
already gone by,” Davis said. She added that the smaller command is much more friendler
than in Rota and that when checking into the commandwith her husband, CTTSN Scott
E. Davis, that the commanding officer, CDR Ronald J. Wojdyla, approached her in the
mail room and said, 'You must be Davis'.”
She and her husband are expecting their first child in May.
MSgt. Wicker retires after
20 years in the USAF
MSgt. Paul D. Wicker (right) receives a
plaque from Maj. Fred N. Garcia, Chief of
Maintenance, during Wicker’s retirement cere-
mony last Friday at the Three Flags Club.
MSgt. Wicker, who retired after 20 years serv-
ice in the U.S. Air Force, was assigned to the
57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Keflavik
as the Non Commissioned Officer in Charge of
Maintenance. He received the Meritorious
Service Medal and other mementoes from his
superiors and co-workers.
"I've had a great career," said Wicker,
"andI've enjoyed my tour in Iceland." MSgt.
Wicker is planning to accompany his fianc£e
to Yokosuka, Japan. "My advice to everyone
is keep pressing forward in whatever you do."
(Photo by J02 Sue Hallden)
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