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NAS Keflavik Security Dept.
Gwd Conduct A*yard
EMI Darrell W. Ellis (Third award)
BT2 James M. Lash (Second award)
SK2 Samuel L. Hoepner (First award)
ENC Terry L. Maddux (Third award)
BT2 David Kempf (Second award)
U.S. Naval Security Group Acty.
Letter of Commendation
CTM2 Cindy L. Ohara
CT03 Christopher D. Livesay
CTOSN Javone M. Pitts
Cash award for Benenclal Suggestion
CTR2 Penny L. Wolff
Marine Corps Security Force Co.
Promotions
Cpl. J.C. Dunlop
Cpl. F. Evans
LCpl. H.W. Striding
Sgt. C.L. Bryant
LCpl. J.M. McCllum
Pfc. S.E. Peoples
Good Conduct Medal
Cpl. F. Evans (First award)
Sgt. C.R. Bradley (Third award)
SgL R.A. Moser (Third award)
LCpl. D.F. Leon (First award)
Meritorious Mast
LCpl. A.J. Klemm
35th Mission Support Squadron
Meritorious Service Medal
TSgt. Robert A. Leonard
TSgt. Robert J. Swift
SMSgt. William R. Logan (1st oak leaf cluster)
Air Force Commendation Medai
Capt. Connie I. Mehler (2nd OLC)
Capt. Russell K. Pippin
ILl Terry J. Arnold
TSgt. Glenn J. Selmser
SSgt. Gregory J.S. Quan
SSgt. Margaret J. Ford
Sgt Garvey Francois
Sgt Johnny Miera
SSgt. John A. Armentrout (1st OLC)
SSgt Donald N. Fontaine (1st OLC)
MSgt. Joe E. Gearheart (2nd OLC)
TSgL Marshall L. Mosley (3rd OLC)
Air Force Achievement Medal
Sra. Wendy D. Wright
Air Force Good Conduct Medal
Sra. Kenneth W. McLean
Sra. Jerry D. Marsh II
Airman of the Quarter
A1C Jeffery A. Bradley
NCO of the Quarter
TSgt. Daniel S. Comer
Senior NCO of the Quarter
MSgt. Edwin Rodriguez
Company Grade Officer of the Quarter
Capt Patrick G. Clements
The University of Maryland
Dean’s List
Marina Allen
Donna Bobbin
Jeffrey Green
Minor Morris
Norman Smith
Elaine Tischer
NAS sailor selected for Blue
Story and photo by J02 Carlos Bongioanni
AOl (AW) Allen Thomas, Safety Program Manager for
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Department (AIMD),
Naval Air Station (NAS), Keflavik, was recently selected
to become a member of the prestigious Blue Angels.
“I think it’s the ultimate squadron in the Navy,” stated
Thomas. “The Blue Angels are a good role model for the
Navy because they promote an image of pride and profes-
sionalism.”
Allen, who was the NAS Senior Military Member of the
Quarter for January through March, said he doesn’t like
being just an average sailor. In everything he does, he
strives to excell. Ever since he saw the Blue Angels in 1985,
while he was stationed in Pensacola, he’s wanted to be a
part of their squadron.
“He’ll do well,” said ATC (AW) Joel Farkas, Quality
Assurance Chief at AIMD “He already has that Blue Angel
type of mentality that’s needed in their high visibility po-
Angels
Name: Allen Thomas
Age: 30
Family: Wife Kim, baby on the way
From: Chicago, IL
Hobbies: Bowling, working out,
sports, reading
Dislikes: Unprofessional behavior,
seeing people in "unsat" uniforms
Goals: Besides making Chief .wants
to become a Warrant Officer.
Caption: Thomas (left) looks over
the records at AIMD.
sition. His positive outlook and his
personality will be good for talking
to younger people.”
Allen’s tour in Iceland ends in
December, when he’ll transfer to his
new squadron.
A Memory of Iceland
Mark J. Ebbert, a local sculptor, painter and
writer, has pulled the sheet off his latest creation. A
limited edition book, entitled “A Memory of Ice-
land”, is a compilation of poems and original water-
colors by the artist Ebbert moved to Iceland in
August, 1992, and has feverishly pursued writing
and sculpting, using the many interesting scenes as
well as the folklore of Iceland. The collection of 27
poems is now available through Ebbert in either
hard or soft cover. For more information on his
bode, call Mark at ext 2372.
CAAC counselor named Navy’s best
AZC (AW) Kim L. Taylor-Fields,
Counseling and Assistance Center,
(CAAC) was recently named the 1992
Level IINavy Drug and Alcohol Coun-
selor of the Year.
Chief Taylor-Fields, who left the
island last week with her husband
George and son Matthew, is moving
on to the CAAC facility at Naval
Base, Seattle in Wash.
“I was stunned to hear of my selec-
tion, it was quite an honor,” said Tay-
lor-Fields.
She insisted this was the greatest
thing that’s happened to her during her
19 years of active service.
The Aviation Maintenance Admin-
istrationman was picked from candi-
dates Navy-wide, and attributes her
success to her desire to excel and her
motivation to be the best at what she
does.
A native of Fillmore, Utah, she pi;
to continue dedicating more time
her family.

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