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recognition around t/ze Hose
Fleet Air Keflavik
Outstanding PRT
AS1 Earl Jefferson
AD2 Jorge A. Alvarado
AMS2 Eric W. Ehrstein
Coast Guard LORAN-C Detail
Promoted to present paygrade
Lt. Cmdr. Stephen G. Nurre
Personnel Support Detachment
Navy Achievement Medal
PN2 Raquel Peterson
Bluejacket of the Quarter
PNSA Brett White
Sailor of the Quarter
PN1 Bruce Sullivan
Naval Hospital Keflavik
Joint Service Commendation Medal
HM1 William J. Woods
Navy Commendation Medal
HM1 Michael Evans
Crime stopper ... Jakob G. Kobeinsson is congratulated on his
letter of commendation by NAS’ former commanding officer,
Capt. C. Thomas Butler. Butler presented Kobeinsson, NAS
Security’s chief criminal investigator, with the letter and praised
him for his 70 percent resolution rate on investigations conduct-
ed. (Photo by J02(AW) B. Natalie Dias)
Letter of Commendation
HM1 Jeffrey R. Burgess
HM1 Michael Evans
HM1 Clifford A. White
HM2 Joseph M. Aguilar
HM2 Jack T. Metcalf Jr.
HM2 Vance P. Wagener
HM3 Thomas A. Anderson
HM3 Brace L. Bohan
Renee Asbury
Junior Sailor of the Quarter
PN3 Scott Horne
Letter of Commendation
PN2 Charlie Ayala
Naval Facility Keflavik
Good Conduct Medal
OTA2 Alan D. McKamey
OTA3 Stephanie C. Jones
Letter of Commendation
Lt. j.g. Mary L. Griffin
OTA2 Scott R. Finney
OTM2 Mark W. Hanft
BU2 Steven E. Mosher
UT3 Gene D. Bumbalough
OTASN Shirley D. Dixon
0 September brings colder
temperatures and more rain
Seasonal changes begin to occur during September.
A transition toward winter becomes apparent as pre-
cipitation increases and temperatures begin to drop.
The days continue to grow shorter with 14.5 hours of
daylight on the 1st and 11.5 hours on the 30th.

Average temperature
Average maximum temperature
Average minimum temperature
Extreme maximum temperature
Extreme minimum temperature
Dominant wind direction
Average wind speed
Extreme maximum gust
Average precipitation
aximum 24 hour precipitation
aximum monthly precipitation
Average monthly snowfall
46F/7C
50F/10C
42F/5C
64F/18C
23F/-5C
Northeast
16 mph
93 mph
4.4 inches
2.2 inches
10 inches
Trace
Information provided by the Weather Office
Changes to the Enlisted Air
Warfare Specialist program are
out. Wednesday has been established as
the cutoff date for having 50 percent of the
program complete. Members not meeting
this requirement or the requirements speci-
fied in NavAdmin 094/94 will be disen-
rolled. There will be a mandatory recall on
Thursday in the Control Tower, Bldg. 1500.
Personnel not attending the recall will also
be automatically disenrolled. If you have
any questions, call Chief Melanie Adams at
ext. 7727/7585.
The NATO Base First Class
Association holds its monthly
meeting Wednesday. The meeting is
at the Sportsbar multi-purpose room at
7:30 p.m. For more information, call MSI
Estelle Michaud at ext. 2719 or RMl(AW)
Vivian Cavone at ext. 5057.
The Navywide E-4 through E-6
exams are scheduled. All exams will
be administered in the Community Center.
The E-4 exam for all ratings is Sept. 8, at
7:30 a.m. The E-5 exam for AB through
HM ratings is at 7:30 a.m. on Sept. 13 and
HTs through YNs will take their exam at
12:30 p.m. on Sept. 13. The AB1 through
HM1 exam is Sept. 20 at 7:30 a.m. The
HT1 through YN1 exam is at 12:30 p.m.
A dance party for 7- to 12-year-
olds is next Friday. The NATO Base
E-6 Association is hosting the dance and is
providing chaperones and refreshments.
The music begins at 7 p.m. at the
Community Center. Call RM1 Vivian
Cavone at ext. 5057 for more information.
Navy Campus announces its
testing schedule. CLEP testing is
available Sept. 7, 14 and 28 at 9 a.m. The
CLEP English exam with essay is Sept. 21
at 9 a.m. The ACT will be administered
Sept. 26 at 9 a.m. For further information
or to schedule testing, call ext. 6226.
The U.S. Mint is now offering
three commemorative silver dol-
lar coins. These legal tender coins
honor prisoners of war, the Vietnam
Veterans Memorial and women in the mili-
tary. They may be ordered separately or in
three-piece sets, both in proof and uncircu-
lated condition. This will be a limited mint-
ing. To order by credit card, call (301) 436-
7400 or 1-800-777-VETS.
NAS Security has many lost
and found items. Every month, NAS
Security collects personal property from
the Base Gym. These items have either
inadvertently been left behind or removed
from unpaid rental lockers. If you have left
something at the gym, please stop by Bldg.
810, Mon.-Fri., or phone ext. 4639.
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