July 2011 Newsletter

In This Issue:

From the FRO 2

GS Motor T CO 2

Surgical CO 2

H&S CO 3

Chaplain’s Corner 3

Maintenance CO & 1stSgt 4

Supply CO & 1stSgt 5

Information & Education 6

Information & Education 7

Birthdays 8

FROM THE CO

2D MAINTENANCE BN JULY 2011 Newsletter

Dear Marines, Sailors, and Families:

WOW! We completed the third month of our sixth month combat deployment, and Marines

and Sailors remain motivated and extremely productive. Everyone appreciates the considerate

emails, text messages, SKYPE, pictures, FACEBOOK exchanges, care packages, and genuine

concern you are providing -- Please continue. Our successes in Afghanistan are noticeable and

will cement and ensuring presence. You should be proud of the selfless contributions your

Marines and Sailors are making - I am. I know you are aware of President Obama's recent

announcement regarding the military presence in Afghanistan, and I want to ensure you that

your Marines and Sailors will perform with unmatched dignity, honor, and pride while de-

ployed; and will return under a banner of victory when our senior military leaders designate the

time for us to return. We have special and fun events planned for the Fourth of July so de-

ployed personnel enjoy this historic day and want you to celebrate your Holiday in the United

States. A number of our Marines and Sailors will be promoted on 1 July, and I expect the pro-

motions and personal recognitions to continue during our deployment. We are fortunate to

have extraordinary Marines and Sailors serving in 2d Maintenance Battalion, and your family

support is absolutely critical and greatly appreciated. All of us enjoyed seeing the 'Jane Wayne

Day' photos, and are excited families had a great time participating in events related to our

normal duties and responsibilities. We must have another Jane Wayne Day!! A large number

of our Marines will deploy to Afghanistan with 2d Supply Battalion to replace us, and as we

await the arrival of our fellow Marines, I assure you we will make sure our sisters and brothers

in arms receive a thorough turnover of process and procedures to prepare them for a successful

deployment. As always, I offer special thanks for your unfailing support during our absence,

and we enthusiastically looks forward to returning to North Carolina later this year.

Semper Fidelis,

Kevin R. Scott

Lieutenant Colonel

Commanding Officer

United States Marine Corps

Calendar of Events for July

9th LINKS Kids (6-8) & Tweens

(9-12) wksp

12th & 14th LINKS Mentor Train-

ing

14th-15th “Before I Do” Workshop

15th Kids in the Midst Workshop

18th-19th “Cooperative Parenting

& Divorce”

19th-20th LINKS Spouses Work-

shop

21st Kids-N-Deployment Work-

shop

22nd-24th Marriage Enrichment

Retreat

23rd Family Readiness Volunteer

Training

23rd LINKS Spouses Workshop

25th 7 Habits for Military Families

26th LINKS Passport Workshop

26th-27th Family Readiness Volun-

teer Training

27th Four Lenses Coloring Your

Teen

28th-29th Marriage Enrichment

(PREP) Wksp

For reservations for the classes call

CREDO (910) 450-1668

LINKS(910) 451-1299

Life skills (910) 451-0176

Deployment Support 451-0176

Battalion upcoming Events: 18th of July Jump-in-Jax Family Pizza Night. August dates to be announced via face book and Google Cal-endar. - FGE Jungle Rapid Day -Deployed families Jungle Rap-ids Day

From the FRO

GS Motor T CO

Friends and Family of General Support Motor Transport Company (Fwd),

As we approach our midway point through the deployment all the Marines and Sailors have been doing a great job within GSMT.

Our focus is to keep moving forward improving on our jobs and the mission. The days are long but moving fast toward the end of

this deployment. Our operational tempo is very high in supporting Marines and Sailors throughout Helmond Province. We have

just completed a seven day mission escorting Local National fuel trucks throughout our area of operation. This was our biggest

convoy to date; over 100 vehicles were used in this mission. This mission is very complex and requires support from all the pla-

toons within the company. All the Marines and Sailors are doing great, sprits and moral are high despite the 115 degree heat that

we feel every day. We also have one new father in the company. As Fourth of July nears we are all reflecting on our many free-

doms that we have as Americans and hope that one day our work here will have made a difference in the lives of the Afghanistan

men and women and children that we come in contact with on a daily basis while out on the road. Please check out our Battal-

ion’s Facebook page for pictures and updates.

Semper Fidelis,

Capt Minella M.C.

Surgical Company Co

Greetings families, friends and loved ones. With the hot weather firmly upon us, the Warriors of Alpha Surgi-

cal continue their trusted duty of caring for Coalition Forces and all those in need. This month we had the

chance to celebrate and send warm wishes to all Moms both here at home. In addition Happy 103rd Birthday

Navy Nurse Corps a continued proud tradition of service and sacrifice. The time seems to be just flying by as

only a short while ago we departed Camp Lejeune and soon enough returning back. Please continue to send

packages and words of

encouragement to

your Sailor or Marine

and keep us in your

thoughts and prayers.

Hello!!

It was great to see so many of you at Linwood Park Zoo on Thursday. Fortunately, there was mini-

mal smoke and the weather cooperated so that we could visit all of the animals. For those of you unfa-

miliar with Linwood Park Zoo, it is located off Hwy 24. The zoo has been in operation for excess of

thirteen years and has a lot of rescue animals. For example, when Sam's Ranch closed, Gary, the op-

erator of Linwood Park Zoo, adopted Sam's zebra. Linwood Park Zoo is an enjoyable outing which

takes about two hours to complete. I encourage you to visit this local attraction if you like animals.

Our July event will be held at Jump In Jax on July 18, 2011 from 1800 to 2000. Please bring your

own drinks. The battalion will provide pizza. Remember to bring socks and we look forward to seeing

you then.

Our August event will be held at Jungle Rapid in Wilmington, NC. We will have two separate

groups which will attend each on a different day to be announced later. One day at Jungle Rapids will

be held for 2nd Maintenance FGE personnel and their families. The next date will be held for de-

ployed spouses and their families. Please remember, the dates will be announced shortly. Please

check face book and the Google calendar.

If you are interested in attending events sponsored by 2nd Maintenance Bn, I recommend that you

check the Google calendar and/or the battalion facebook. As dates are determined, I post the informa-

tion so that you can plan accordingly.

Enjoy your summer!

Gary Scalzo,

(910) 451-2682 or email at [email protected]

Friends and Family,

Congratulations to Cpl LeonMalave, Cpl Nguyen, and Cpl Sanchez who were promoted to present rank this month! Then end of

June marks the halfway point for our company and we are excited to see the light at the end of the tunnel rapidly approaching.

Thank you for your continued support and prayers! Moto mail and care packages continue to be popular ways to keep morale high!

As we are getting closer to our date of return, please make sure that our Battalion Family Readiness Officer has your contact infor-

mation on file. This information will be especially helpful when Gary Scalzo starts sending out dates and times for our return.

Again, we are grateful for your support!

Semper Fidelis

1stSgt Rachel L. Eltz

H&S Company

Family and friends of H&S Company,

The time is drawing near! We are about to hit our halfway mark here at Camp Leatherneck and things are moving at the speed of

light. Your loved ones have been doing AMAZING things out here in support of all of our operations. We will continue to pursue

excellence as we close out our final few months here and return to you under a banner of victory. Please continue to do all those

things you do to keep your loved ones morale high. As 1stSgt Eltz advises, please ensure Mr. Scalzo has your contact info so you

get the most up to date information about our return home.

Semper Fidelis

Capt Kieran J. Kobell

H&S CO

Chaplain’s Corner

Greetings Family and Friends,

RP3 Antonucci and I just came back from visiting several of the FOBs (Forward Operating Bases). As I traveled and talked with

the Marines, I was impressed with how smoothly operations were conducted. The Marines I traveled with knew just what to do

and when to do it. The convoy trip was seamless and a testament to how efficient our Marines have become at their perspective

jobs. It made me extremely proud to be their chaplain! In this environment, there isn’t time for a lot of foolishness. Folks need to

be spot on in the delivery of services in a potentially dangerous environment.

I want to share a little story I heard from a chaplain friend. He began his story by stating that there were these two constructions

workers, Lester and Rodney. They were on their lunch break and when Lester opened up his lunch pail he said “bologna sand-

wiches again”. I hate bologna sandwiches. His friend Rodney asked why don’t you just have your wife make you something dif-

ferent? Lester replied, I am not married. I made these sandwiches myself.

I thought this illustration was funny and I giggled to myself which I sometimes do….self-contained entertainment…….. but, it

made me wonder if we ever contribute to the some of the trouble we experience in our lives. Knowing that none of us is perfect,

why not consult our Creator who is able to direct us in the ways that we should go. Very often instead of looking to God for direc-

tion, we take matters into our own hands and end up with those same ……you know ……. “bologna sandwiches”.

Now that since we have reached the longest distance of the deployment and the turn -around point is in sight, it is important that

we maintain our spiritual health as well as mental and physical. Take the time to focus on God by putting Him first, seeking His

guidance in how to better prioritize our lives and allowing God to provide the much needed peace and refuge in our lives.

Often because of the stressors we face, we instinctually use our “go to methods” to cope when those mechanisms may only provide

a temporary fix, unable to fill the God shaped void that is in our hearts. St. Augustine said, speaking to God in prayer, “You have

made us for yourself and our hearts are restless until we find you! As we think about all the things that we pile on our plate take

time to spend with God to enlighten our minds and avoid the unnecessary issues that we sometimes create for ourselves.

In the Lord’s Service,

Chaplain Green

MAINTENANCE COMPANY CO

Friends and families of Maintenance Company,

Your Marines continue to perform in an outstanding fashion

thus far. They continue to make everyday impacts in sup-

porting the mission at hand with their hard work and dedi-

cation to supporting the War fighter. Their motivation, wel-

fare, and moral are very high due to the mail and care pack-

ages you continue to send. The Marines at the outlying

FOB’s are also receiving their mail. With the Marines

“turnin’ and burnin’ as they put it…We were fortunate to

send some of our Marines to the MLG Corporals Course.

June 1st we promoted the following Marines for their hard

work and dedication to service and Country: Cpl Brock A.

Douma, Cpl Aaron M. Johnson., Cpl Steven A. Kaska, Cpl

Mitchel A. Morden, Cpl Evan T. Schoenwald, Cpl Steven

P. Sugrue, Cpl Algirdas Sukevicius, LCpl David M. Childs,

LCpl Mikhail Tikhonov and three Marines were meritori-

ously promoted for their excellent performance: Cpl Piers

A. Duffy, Cpl Evan G. Smith and Cpl David W. Stalzer.

Several Marines also received their Good conduct and Se-

lected Marine Corps Reserve Medals. I can assure you that

your Marines are doing well and remaining focused. We are

almost over the hump of our deployment. Again, thank you

to the families and love ones for all the support and sacri-

fices you make daily. Your Marines are successful and con-

tinue to accomplish the mission because of your love and

support. Please continue to support your Marines and keep

them in your thoughts and prayers.

Semper Fidelis,

1stSgt Francisco M. Rivera

Hello family and friends.

I must say time seems to be going by pretty quick as we are hitting our third month. I hope the time is going by just as fast for

you. Although with separations, I do realize time can never go by quick enough as we miss our loved ones and friends. I know I

praise your Marines every month because of what they have done to support the Area Of Operation (AO) Regional Command (South

West) (RC(SW)).

Your Marines have made a great impact here in Afghanistan. The 1st Sgt and I are very fortunate to travel to visit with your Ma-

rines. It doesn’t matter if we go to Edinburg, Nolay, Dwyer or any other Forward Operation Bases (FOBs) they are praised by all

those who have come in contact with your Marine. This is what happens when you have Marines that go out of their way for one

another whether it is operating heavy equipment, fixing generators, putting trucks together, ensuring we have line of communication,

taking care of weapons, rebuilding engines or simply receiving parts. There is no better feeling to hear how other Marines are grate-

ful to have your Marines out there supporting them. Like I said before, I’m very proud to be there Company Commander as you

should be proud of your Marine.

It has been a busy month in the world of maintenance. It seems that we have received more gear to be repaired in the past month.

But as usual the company stepped up and still “knocking it out of the ball park” as the Commanding General of the MLG would put

it.

We thought it was hot last month okay it has gotten even hotter plus the wind has picked up tremendously. So as we walk around

it feels like you’re waking into a hair dryer…not a good feeling. We still watch the Marines closely to ensure they maintain a healthy

diet with plenty of fluids.

Thank you for the continual support to our Marines and Maintenance Company during this deployment. You could not imagine

how much it impacts the morale of our Marines. Please keep it up and as always look forward to seeing you all upon our return.

Semper Fidelis

Captain Michael Gasperini

Commanding Officer, Maintenance Company

MAINTENANCE COMPANY 1STSGT

From the Company Commander and Company 1stSgt

Greetings family and friends of Supply Company (Forward)!

The Marines and Sailors here at Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan want you all to be safe this summer. It is already the middle of

June and the half way mark of the deployment is within sight. Our operational tempo is still high and work load has picked up tre-

mendously. Your Marines and Sailors are all ready for the challenge and are finding ways to improve our processes and our work-

spaces to better support the units in our Area of Operation (AO).

We will be hitting the 90 day mark soon and the Marines and Sailors of Supply Company continue to make positive contributions

to all of our fellow war fighters among the units here.

We are extremely proud of each of your Marines and Sailors and they would like you all to know that you are missed very much.

We recognize that the halfway point can be a difficult time of the deployment for both you at home and your Marines and Sailors

here. A letter or small care package from home goes a long way to boost morale during this time. Thank you for your continued

support.

Morale remains high and the Marines and Sailors know that we still have the second half of our deployment ahead of us. We are

going to finish strong together. We have set and are working towards new goals both as a company and personally. We are finding

time to exercise in the form of running, working out in our new gym that we recently upgraded, and/or taking part in the Marine

Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP). Overall we are doing what we can to come home better people, better Marines and Sailors

than when we left.

We continue to be impressed with the hard work put forth by the Marines and Sailors. We see this on a daily basis and you all

can be proud of your loved ones. We would also like to take the time to recognize you all for the support you are providing to us

here in Afghanistan. Your support helps makes our job that much easier.

Significant Events for the month of June

NCO’s Graduated the MLG’s Corporals Course: (Future leaders of tomorrow), Cpl Rodriguez, Alexsandra; Cpl Troyo, Carlos;

Cpl Schindlbeck, Patrick; Cpl Russell, Arthur; Cpl Baldeon, Pamela

Birthdays:

We had 17 Marines and Sailors that celebrated June birthdays:

1 JUNE 8 JUNE 21 JUNE

CPL CABRERA, ERIC CPL CALEROPEREZ, HARVY LCPL BRADLEY, DEANDRE T.

LCPL DEVORE, NICHOLAS R. 9 JUNE 24 JUNE

3 JUNE CPL OSTBERG, DANIEL P. LCPL MEDINA, JUAN P.

LCPL CULBERSON, MICHELLE R. 10 JUNE 26 JUNE

5 JUNE SGT GREENWOOD, DARRYL A. CPL STEPHENS, EDWARD L.

CPL CARAVELLO, PETER T. 14 JUNE CPL TEPAN, PAUL F.

6 JUNE LCPL JONES, LATIFAH F. 27 JUNE

LCPL SCATES, CAMERON L. 17 JUNE LCPL EDWARDS, KENNEDY J.

7 JUNE LCPL ALVAREZ, TIA A.

SGT OBRIEN, SEAN P. LCPL SPIRES, KYMBERLY J.

Promotions:

The following two Marines were promoted to the rank of Lance Corporal:

LCpl Day, R. M. and LCpl Marsical, A. M.

The following five Marines were promoted to the rank of Corporal:

Cpl Deberry, R., Cpl Velazquezrodriguez, S. C., Cpl Donovan, J. J., Cpl Lopez, E. K.

Awards:

The following eleven Marines were awarded Good Conduct Medals: Sgt Key, K.; Cpl Ashe, A.; Cpl Spriggs, S.; LCpl Hays, C.A

Cpl Castillo, M.; LCpl Cooman, S.M.; Cpl Vela S.A.; Cpl Angeles, G.A.; LCpl Galeanalvardo, I. D.; LCpl Bailey, C.L.

Semper Fidelis

Maj Sean Murray 1stSgt Michael Jones

Commanding Officer Company 1stSgt

Supply Company

New Places and New Faces

We would like to welcome the following Marines and their families to 2d Maintenance: GYSGT BRIAN GALBREATH; PVT

DOUGLAS BUSTILLO; CPL MANUEL VALENCIA; SGT CARL WESTERMAN III;

CPL LUIS PENALUGO; SSGT ANTONIO LONDON; LCPL HOUSTON PROCTOR; SSGT JEMEL MAY; SGT MATTHEW

STOTTS; PFC DAVID GONZALEZ; PFC COREY JOLLY; PFC ERNESTO VILLELA; SGT IAN TYLER; CWO3 JOSEPH MA-

NISCALCO; SSGT WILLIS JONES; SGT JOSHUA HECKMAN; SGT RANSOM JONES JR; SGT SCOTT MORGAN; CWO2

GREGORY JOHNSON; LCPL CHRISTOPHER FIELDS; SGT PATRICK GRESHAM; CPL JONATHAN RIKELME; SGT CA-

SEY WATSON; CWO2 JEREMY FLANNERY; CPL BLAINE HAGERTY; SSGT MICHAEL THROESCH JR; SGT JESSE

ROBERTS; SGT JOSHUA RAY; PFC RYAN EAGLE; PFC DANIEL MAJOR; CPL RYAN LUCKEN; PFC NATHANIEL

SCHULTZ; PFC LILIAN TRUJILLOFLORES; PFC ZACHARY PAMFILIE; LCPL BLAKE MELTON

And as new faces come in, we must say goodbye to those who have served with us, thank them for their service and recognize the

families who supported them while assigned to 2d Maintenance Battalion: SGT MICHAEL DILLIE JR; GYSGT JEREMIAH

BURKHAM; SGT MICHAEL MAYBERRY; SGT JOSHUA CONKLIN; CPL RAMON CALDERON; MAJ WILLIAM BAR-

LOW; GYSGT JODY HARVEY; SSGT AUSTIN WAGNER; SGT MITCHELL NEVINS; SSGT MATTHEW FOUST; SGT BEN-

JAMIN HARRELSON; CAPT MATTHEW FRAZIER; CWO3 DAVID LEWIS.

2d Maintenance Happenings

Jump In Jax Family Pizza Night

“Pieces of Home” Quilts

Marines from Maintenance Co take a break for

a quick pic. Lynwood Park Zoo

Information & Education School will be in session soon. The start of the new school year is

on parent’s minds as they plan for moves and summer vacations.

This year both Onslow County Schools and Camp Lejeune Depend-

ents Schools will begin on August 25th. The only exception is

currently Heroes Elementary School which is scheduled to begin

Sept. 1. That date is fluid and could change depending on construc-

tion progress. The Camp Lejeune School Liaison will inform us if

there is a change.

The following information about base schools is provided you:

Due to the recent destruction of TT-1 Primary School, the following

changes in school attendance will take place for SY 2001-12:

Students who would have been assigned to TT-2 in 3rd through 5th

grade will now attend Heroes Elementary. PK-2nd grade students

who would have attended either TT-1 or TT-2 will now attend TT-

2. Additionally, both Berkley Manor and Paradise Point have been

divided. Students will either attend Heroes Elementary or Johnson

Primary/Bitz Intermediate depending on their address. Families

should check with Camp Lejeune Dependents Schools to determine

which school the children will attend. All Watkins Village students

will attend Johnson Primary (PK-2nd) and Bitz (3rd-5th).

FREE FOREIGN LANGUAGE LESSONS! Spice up your child’s summer

and learn a new language! Contact the base library to get user information

for MangoLanguage.com This FREE resource gives you and your children access to a high quality, fun way to learn any of more than 100 languages on

line in the comfort of your own home.

Mark your calendar for these events:

Upcoming events to look for:

July 16 FREE Comedy Show New River Air Station

July 23 Busch Garden Williamsburg, VA $20/person

Challenging Children Evening Workshop Series

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Tuesdays ♦ 1830-2000

Russell Marine & Family Services Center ♦ Bldg 40 ♦ Rm 139 This free

monthly workshop held on the 4th Tuesday of every month, is open to all ID

cardholders. Free childcare information will be shared upon advance registra-

tion, please call 451-4103.

Upcoming Topics:

26 Jul - Easy to Use Methods of Tracking Behavior

23 Aug - Use of Functional Communication Techniques to Decrease Problem

Behaviors

27 Sep - Token Systems

25 Oct – Tantrums

22 Nov - Time Out

Challenging Children Daytime Workshop Series

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Wednesdays ♦ 1100-1300

Russell Marine & Family Services Center ♦ Bldg 40 ♦ Rm 139 Free childcare

is provided with advance registration. For more information, please call 910-

451-4103.

Upcoming Topics:

24 Aug - Choosing Your Battles

26 Oct - Practical Applications for Everyday Behaviors

14 Dec - Helping Children Identify and Cope with their Behaviors

New Information Regarding MyPay

Because summer is peak moving season, it's a good time for

a reminder to keep your address and direct deposit informa-

tion up-to-date and accurate using MyPay. If you switch

banks or your account number changes due to a bank

merger, please be sure to enter your new bank information

in MyPay. Forgetting to do so may cause a delay or a mis-

routed payment.

Updating your address in MyPay is also critical, even though

you're enrolled in direct deposit. DFAS uses your mailing

address to send you letters regarding your account, forms

and other important announcements.

For more questions regarding MyPay call the Customer

Support Unit toll-free at 1-888-DFAS411 or 1-888-332-

7411, Commercial 216-522-5096, or DSN 580-5096, 7:00

a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Eastern time. Option 5 is for MyPay ques-

tions.

D.E.F.Y. Camp Opportunity

Do you know a DoD youth between 9 and 12 years of age?

Want to add some fun to their summer?

Want them to meet new friends?

If you answered yes to all of these questions, this is the camp

for your child!

D.E.F.Y. Camp Dates August 2-12

Drug Education for Youth (DEFY) is a self-esteem building

program that provides kids with the tools they need to resist

drugs, gangs, and alcohol. The camp is FREE, space is limited,

so register your child today.

Applications are available online at www.hq.navy.mil/defy, or

at the Health Promotion office, Bldg 302, between the hours of

0800-1630. For more information call 451-2865.

READY, SET, GO TO KINDERGARTEN! A Kindergarten readiness fair

will be held at Russell Family Service Center on Saturday, August 20, from

1000-1200 for families and students who will enter kindergarten this fall.

Children will receive FREE backpacks with school supplies, the Wilmington

Children’s Museum will have activities for the children, and parents will re-

ceive resources and information. The Ready, Set, Go to Kindergarten video

will be shown throughout the fair and parents can register for gifts and door

prizes. The video features kindergarten students telling their little friends

about what to expect in school! There will be school registration information

for the base and Onslow County Schools as well as Back to School fashions

from the PX and much more. Mark your calendars and tell your friends both

on and off base!

Happy Birthday to all for the month of July For Those turning 10 years old, don’t forget your ID Card. The Court House Bay ID Card center is

available and has very little to no wait. Hours of operation are from 0730 to 1600 Monday-Friday

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Facebook page at the following links:

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www.facebook.com/2d-Maintenance-

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(Google Calendar)

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