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The best in Grand Canyon lodging is at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Grand Canyon located just a mile from the South Rim entrance which is open all year round and has some of the most spectacular views that can only been seen well during the winter months.
For an unforgettable experience, bring your family to the Grand Canyon National Park. Lodging with us allows you to see great sites, like the Desert View Watchtower and National Geographic IMAX Theater. We're also near a number of tour agencies, offering airplane, helicopter, jeep, horseback riding and rafting excursions and the front desk will be happy to assist with making reservations. Within walking distance are several full service and fast food dining options that make our hotel's convenient location a top destination.
Located near the Grand Canyon National Park Airport (GCN), enjoy our signature cinnamon rolls from the free Express Start Breakfast Bar to give you fuel. After touring the canyon and enjoying the world famous sunsets, unwind with a swim in the indoor pool and whirlpool, and now you can surf the web on the fastest High Speed Internet access available in Tusayan, AZ. All of our guest rooms include a Mini Fridge and Microwave perfect for any midday snack. No matter what brings you to the Grand Canyon South Rim, our hotel is the best way to "Stay Smart."
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Seafaring is an integral part of Bremerhaven's past and present. Indeed it was the ambitious sailing voyages of the early 19th century that led to the founding of the town in 1827. Today Bremerhaven preserves a great deal of Germany's maritime heritage as a shipbuilding centre, international port and setting for important museums, research institutes and cultural organisations.
From Bremerhaven to the New World
The city of Bremen, situated 60 kilometres upriver from the coast, required a sea port and so purchased land from the Kingdom of Hannover, where it then proceeded to build a harbour basin. The docks continued to grow and the young town became a major port for fishing and international shipping. Leading the way was the service from Bremerhaven to New York, which was operated by Bremen's celebrated Norddeutscher Lloyd company with huge passenger liners. Millions of emigrants hoping to find better lives in the USA or South America said their final farewell to the old continent in Bremerhaven. For many, the last glimpse of land would have been the Brinkamahof lighthouse, which then stood outside the borders of the town. In 1980 it was moved six kilometres to the fishing harbour to become a new Bremerhaven landmark and also the town's smallest bar.
Lighthouses and many other aspects of maritime life are the subject of the Historical Museum of Bremerhaven. The building – an attraction in itself with its bold, visionary architecture – is situated in one of the prettiest parts of the town, right in the centre but in a quiet, leafy spot. Adopting a modern, interactive concept, it explores the past, present and future of an entire region through realistic, multifaceted exhibitions. The museum opened in 1906, marked its centenary in 2006 and continues to be a leading attraction in the town.
A benevolent spirit for sailors in days gone by
Bremerhaven is also home to the mythical Klabautermann who protects sailors at sea. This diminutive character can be seen in a fountain close to the German Maritime Museum. According to folklore this barely two-foot tall imp is the spirit of someone who died and whose soul took up residence in a tree. Should this tree become a mast of a ship, the spirit will become a Klabautermann and watch over the ship and the crew, even if it can occasionally lose its temper. An endearing legend – and one that could surely only have originated in a maritime town such as Bremerhaven.
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Red Sox celebrate with emotion-packed parade
Team stops at finish line of Boston Marathon during duck boat ride around city
BOSTON -- The sights and sounds from the Red Sox's World Series championship parade on Saturday morning ranged from delirious to chilling.
First, there was pure comedy and joy in the air as David Ortiz nearly drove one of the duck boats right out of Fenway Park.
"I actually didn't drive it," said the Most Valuable Player of the World Series. "I tried, but that was when it wasn't moving."
Jonny Gomes sang backup for the Dropkick Murphys, who were again set up on stage at the old ballpark.
And then, the 25 duck boats -- one of which was decorated with a beard -- exited Fenway and headed through the streets of Boston to be showered with love for the next couple of hours.
It wasn't hard to pick the most emotion-packed and poignant moment of the day.
Not too far into the start of the parade, the duck boats stopped for a few minutes at the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
The last time there was such a crowd at the historic site was April 15, when tragic bombings killed three and injured many others.
Gomes stepped off his duck boat with the World Series trophy and placed it at the finish line. The trophy was covered with a Red Sox uniform that said "Boston 617 Strong" on the back of it.
"That was something kind of unexpected on my end, but I was glad to be a part of it," said Gomes. "It was somewhat of a tear-jerker there for a minute, but it's something that had to be done.
"That's real life right there. We've been playing this game for a long time and we've been fortunate enough to wrap it up with this. One thing Red Sox Nation and the Red Sox have done is not let what happened out of sight and out of mind. We're still doing what we can to keep them honored as they should be."
Then, "God Bless America" was piped in over the loudspeakers. Jarrod Saltalamacchia also came out to join Gomes on the street for the chilling moment.
"I think we all stopped in that moment when 'God Bless America' was sung, and rightfully so," said manager John Farrell. "It took us back to the day in which we departed here on April 15. And again, in some ways, to bring a little bit of closure to it in terms of how the baseball season related to the tragedy, it was kind of a unique moment."
|"It's important the way the Red Sox play the game, but this year we were playing for other things, and it was pretty special the way we ended it. Hopefully we made a lot of people happy."
|-- Dustin Pedroia
Back in April, it was Gomes and Saltalamacchia who came up with the idea for that Boston Strong uniform that was present in the dugout for every Red Sox game the rest of the season -- all the way through the World Series clincher against the Cardinals on Wednesday night.
"We played for a lot more this year, obviously," said second baseman Dustin Pedroia. "It's important the way the Red Sox play the game, but this year we were playing for other things, and it was pretty special the way we ended it. Hopefully we made a lot of people happy."
The Red Sox themselves were quite happy on Saturday, and it was well deserved.
The unpredictable New England weather even cooperated, with a mild, sunny day.
"What a day," said right-hander Ryan Dempster. "This is November 2. I feel like we're in San Diego right now with this weather. It's like the skies opened up and said, 'Enjoy this day, all of you guys, everybody in Boston enjoy this, because you deserve it.' It's so cool."
By 8 a.m. ET, Fenway -- not to mention all the neighboring streets along the parade route -- was already packed with fans.
"It's unbelievable," Saltalamacchia said. "This is what you dream of. It's kind of a whirlwind and a dream, basically. This is unbelievable. I haven't gotten any rest. I don't want any right now. I'll rest when I get home."
To not get home until November? That was the sweetest thing of all for the Red Sox.
"Well, we certainly weren't scripting it late last October, but you know what, so much credit to [general manager] Ben Cherington," said Farrell. "All the guys that he brought in here, they fit like a glove, with no pun intended. The returning players were eager and determined to do something different and re-write their story."
By the time the duck boats departed the ballpark, hundreds of fans milled around the field at Fenway, making it resemble the day the Red Sox clinched the Impossible Dream pennant in 1967.
"It was just a gorgeous day in every respect," said Red Sox executive vice president Charles Steinberg. "The weather, how the city looked and the faces of the people. You just saw so much appreciation in their faces. It was very evident and very real."
Much like what the Red Sox accomplished in 2004, winning their first title in 86 years, this last-place-to-World-Series-championship odyssey will be hard to match in the coming years.
"It's pretty amazing," said first baseman Mike Napoli. "It's been great. I can't even explain the feeling. Great time, just partying with the people. I won't sleep for another, I don't know, couple of days. I'm going to enjoy it and have fun. It's been a great time."
|"This is not about us. It's about the city. Boston Strong. We all embraced each other. We all showed resilience."
|-- Shane Victorino
The last stop on the tour was in the water, as the amphibious duck boats all hit the Charles River.
Then it was back to Fenway, where players were still blown away by all they had seen and felt in the previous couple of hours.
"This was amazing," said Dempster. "You go ahead and write or say whatever you want. This was breathtaking. I dreamed of winning a World Series as a little kid and it's nothing compared to that parade right there. You can't even imagine what that was like. Absolutely just incredible."
While most championship parades take on a sense of community -- particularly in a city like Boston -- this one was probably at an even higher level.
"It was great," said right fielder Shane Victorino. "It was everything I wanted and expected -- what I pictured. This is not about us. It's about the city. Boston Strong. We all embraced each other. We all showed resilience. Hey, we're the 2013 world champions. So I can't sit here and complain at all, and neither can the fans. We all did this together. We did it as one group -- one team, one city."


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No taxpayer financed Holocaust™ museums that have popped up across the USA like so many mushrooms after a Spring rain.
No theft of taxpayers money that goes to an illegal bastard state of terror.
No AIPAC conference held here in the USA where the US Congress goes to get down on bended knee and kiss their Zionist Masters keister and graciously offer up more money and weapons to Apartheid Israel.
Ask the average American how many US troops died during WWII and most will stutter, balk and show their lack of historical knowledge by saying they don't know the answer.
Ask them how many Jews died during WWII and before you can finish the question, they'll start sounding like a parakeet, repeating what their Master told them about the Occult Religion of Judaism's fascination with the Cabalistic significant number six.
Just true historical facts about the world's greatest bunch of mass murderers, the Jewish led Bolsheviks.
Holodomor Truth - the true facts of the Golodomor of 1932-33Holodomor 1932-1933 " A Very Ugly Silence"
The Soviet famine of 1932-1933 affected most major grain-producing agricultural areas of the Soviet Union, including Northern Caucasus, Volga Region, South Urals, West Siberia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. The Communist governments of the Soviet Republics seized grains from the peasantry and exported most of their Republic's agricultural output to the West in order to sustain the rapid economic transformation - "Industrialization" and "Collectivization" - policy designed by Joseph Stalin.
The term 'Golodomor' means the mass hunger or the great hunger that caused million of victims throughout the Soviet Union in 1932-1933.
Scholars estimate about 6-8 million peasants deaths during the famine of 1932-1933:
•Central Russia - 2 million
•Kazhastan - 1.7 million
•Ukraine - 1.3 million
•North Caucasus - 1 million
"Execution by Hunger- The Hidden Holocaust"Starving Russian peasants who refused to bow down to Zionism's bastard creation, Communism was one way to butcher Christians. Another was to send out the Jewish led hit squads that busted down doors in the middle of the night and used Russians for target practice, just like their descendants do today in Palestine.
"Holocaust studies" are now being added to school curricula across the country. Yet, as syndicated columnist Joseph Sobran pointed out recently, one of the ghastliest examples in history, the Soviet's deliberate starvation of nearly eight million Ukrainians in 1932-33, is largely overlooked.
Execution by Hunger is the first book-length account of this mass murder to be written by one who lived through these terrible events. The author, Miron Dolot (a pseudonym), is a language teacher in California, who as a 15-year-old boy, lived through the winter of 1932-33 in a Ukrainian village that became "a ghost town" that looked "as if the Black Death had passed through."
Stalin's JewsThe Last Days of the Big Lie is a documentary which debunks the disgusting liars glorified as victims and heroes in the Steven Spielberg produced, Academy Award winning fictional Holocaust "documentary" The Last Days.
We cannot know with certainty the number of deaths Cheka was responsible for in its various manifestations, but the number is surely at least 20 million, including victims of the forced collectivization, the hunger, large purges, expulsions, banishments, executions, and mass death at Gulags.
Lenin, Stalin, and their successors could not have carried out their deeds without wide-scale cooperation of disciplined "terror officials," cruel interrogators, snitches, executioners, guards, judges, perverts, and many bleeding hearts who were members of the progressive Western Left,
And us, the Jews? An Israeli student finishes high school without ever hearing the name "Genrikh Yagoda," the greatest Jewish murderer of the 20th Century, the GPU's deputy commander and the founder and commander of the NKVD. Yagoda diligently implemented Stalin's collectivization orders and is responsible for the deaths of at least 10 million people. His Jewish deputies established and managed the Gulag system.
Many Jews sold their soul to the devil of the Communist revolution and have blood on their hands for eternity.


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Posted: Dec 10, 2013
BALTIMORE – The UMBC women's basketball game originally scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 10 at Bucknell has been cancelled due to inclement weather. A makeup date and time has yet to be determined.
The Retrievers return to action following a break for finals, when they travel to Loyola (Md.) on Saturday, Dec. 21. Tip-off is set for noon at Reitz Arena.


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The First IABU Executive Council Meeting held on 13 & 14 January 2008/2551 at MCU resolved:
1. To hold a summit of the heads of the Member Universities/ Colleges, on the last day of the next coming Bi-annual General Meeting of the IABU [May 2008 at UNDV Celebrations in Hanoi, Vietnam];
2. To form a committee/college of patrons and invite leaders of national Sangha/Buddhist organizations to become patrons;
3. To compose a list of Buddhist classical languages courses on offer at Member Universities with a view to encourage Member-Institutions sign a Memorandum of Understanding between them as part of an effort to promote the study of Buddhist classical languages; the program should to be divided into advanced program and elementary;
4. To develop a database of curricula and related information of Member Institutions, including their website and contact person;
5. To provide relevant information to Member-Institutions to help them in their accreditation process;
6. To publish a journal once a year; for that, to first form a good editorial committee; and to give priority to papers presented at the IABU Symposium while open also to other quality papers;
7. Mindful of "The Regulations on Admission to Membership" as laid down in the Constitution, to approve, for the time being, an application of a candidate-institution to become an IABU member, if an Executive Council member supports the application (Re: Constitution, p. 28);
8. To hold the Second General Meeting with a Symposium, a meeting of Patrons and a Summit of the chief Executive Officers of Member-Institutions for three days from 13 to 15 September 2008/2551 in Bangkok, Thailand, to be sponsored by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University;
9. At least, the first two days of the General Meeting are to be devoted to the Symposium; perhaps, while the Symposium may continue on the third day morning in parallel with the Summit; the Bi-annual General Meeting is to take place in the afternoon of the third day, after which the IABU Bangkok Declaration will be issued;
10. The theme of the First IABU Symposium is: Buddhism and Ethics, and the seven subthemes or the titles of the panels for which papers are to be called for, are:
10.1 Buddhist ethics and Literature (Dr. R. Panth)
10.2 Buddhist ethics and social development (Prof. Le Mahn That)
10.3 Buddhist ethics and Mind Culture (Prof. Sumanapala)
10.4 Buddhist ethics and education (Dr. Tamas Agocs)
10.5 Buddhist ethics and Science (Prof. Geshe Samten)
10.6 Buddhist ethics and economy (Ven. Xue Cheng/ Dr. Yuan Ci)
10.7 Buddhist ethics and politics (Dr. Yifa);
And there will be one keynote speaker and one guest speaker šC but the details have yet to be confirmed.
1. If the Constitution should be amended to include community development as one of our objectives;
2. whether to organize seminars between the Bi-annual General Meetings; and,
3. If individual people can become a member. 14th January 2008 - IABU
1. Appointment of an Hon. Treasurer
2. Appointment of Assistant Hon. Treasurer
3. New members¡¯ list
4. organizer for each sub-theme of the Second Symposium
5. Editorial Committee for the whole Second Symposium
6. Editorial Committee for the IABU Annual Journal
7. Editorial Committee for the Newsletter
8. A committee for electronic resources
9. How to improve the functions of the Secretariat Decisions
1. Honorary Treasurer: from MCU; Assistant Honorary Treasurer: Prof. Takahashi
2. New colleges accepted.
3. IABU Committee for Scrutiny of New Members
3.1 Ven. Prof. Dr. Chisho Namai (Chair)
3.2 Ven. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Somjin Sammapannayo
3.3 Ven. Dr. Khammai Dhammasami
3.4 Dr. Tamas Agocs
4. Membership Fees should be put to the coming General Meeting. This year, all fees are excepted, because Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University is paying for all expenses.
5. Organizers are confirmed.
6. One and half a day for papers.
7. Panel discussion will enable members:
7.1 (a) to help our members to get to know imminent scholars
7.2 (b) to hear their learned views
7.3 (c) to introduce IABU to them
7.3.1 Information about Prof. D. Kalupahana
7.3.2 Information about another name by Prof. Stanley
8. Secretariat to consult with the organizers and the EC Chair and finalize the list.
9. If the papers should be translated into other languages: [Chinese/Thai/English]
10. IABU Editorial Board
10.1 Prof. Philips Stanley (Chair)
10.2 Dr. Tamas Agocs
10.3 Ven. Dr. K. Dhammasami
10.4 Dion Peoples (Manager)
10.5 Ven. Dr. Ching Hsin
10.6 Ven. Dr. Phramaha Somjin
10.7 Ven. Dr. Chisho Namai
10.8 Ven. Prof. Jinwol Lee
10.9 All the organizers are on the Editorial Committee for their panels.
11. Organizers of the Summit
11.1 The Most Ven. Prof. Phra Dharmakosajarn (Chair)
11.2 Three Vice-Chairmen (Vice-Chairmen)
11.3 Ven. Dr. Khammai Dhammasami (Secretary)
11.4 Ven. Bhikkhuni Dr. Yifa
11.5 Prof. Chisho Namai
11.6 Prof. Sumanapala Galmangoda
11.7 Dr. R. Panth
11.8 Ven. Phramaha Dr. Hansa Dhammahaso
11.9 Ven. Dr. Yuanci
11.10 Dr. Eko Legowo
12. Newsletter: networking and disseminating information; The IABU Journal will be more academic.
13. The IABU Electronic Resources Committee
13.1 Prof. P Stanley (Chair)
13.2 Ven. Bhikkhuni Dr. Yifa
13.3 Ven. Prof. C. Namai
13.4 Ven. Prof. Jinwol Lee
13.5 Ven. Dr. Yuan Ci
13.6 Ven. Dr. Thich Naht Tu
13.7 Dr. Ravindra Panth
Next IABU E.C meeting: Hanoi, Vietnam. During the UN Vesak 13-17 May 2008. (The meeting will probably be on 15th.)


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November 19, 2012
Reminder: Budget Forums begin today
The College Budget Forums are scheduled for Monday, November 19, and Tuesday, November 20. Today's forum will begin at 3:30 p.m., and the Tuesday forum will begin at 8:30 a.m. Both will be held in the Conference Center Ballroom in WD.
Volunteers needed for "College Goal Sunday!"
Thousands of students and parents benefit every year from College Goal Sunday, which will be held Sunday, February 10, 2013. Columbus State will host College Goal Sunday sites on the Columbus and Delaware campuses.
College Goal Sunday is a statewide program that provides free information and assistance to students and families who are applying for financial aid for college education. The program brings together financial aid professionals from colleges and universities along with other volunteers to help college-bound students and their families complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This form is required for any student seeking federal and state financial aid, including grants and loans at all colleges in the country.
Columbus State needs volunteers to share a few hours of their time and expertise to help students and their families complete the FAFSA accurately and by the deadline dates. The event starts at 2:00 p.m. and volunteers will be asked to arrive at least one hour before the event begins.
All types of volunteers are needed including those who will help families complete their forms, those willing to serve as experts to answer all kinds of questions, and those willing to work at registration tables, escort families to the computer labs and help monitor the availability of computers. To volunteer, go to www.ohiocollegegoal sunday.org and click on the "Volunteer Registration" tab to sign up and select your location.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Regina Harper, site coordinator for the Columbus campus, or Pat Fabrisi, site coordinator for the Delaware Campus.
Gospel Ensemble to perform Dec. 7
The Columbus State Gospel Vocal Ensemble will complete its celebration of the Columbus Bicentennial by performing favorite Christmas classics with a gospel twist at their concert "A Joyful Bicentennial Christmas" Friday, December 7 at 8:00 p.m. in the Nestor Hall Auditorium. The concert is free and open to the public. The evening includes a "Joyful Talent Showcase" featuring youths ages 14 and under, some surprise guests, and special door prizes. The Gospel Ensemble members are also conducting a collection of gloves and mittens for the homeless and hope to gather at least 200 pairs at the concert!
Minor honored by Board
Darrell Minor, professor of Mathematics, was honored at the November 15 Board of Trustees meeting for his service as Ex Officio from 2006- 2012.
Fitness Center winter and holiday hours listed
The Fitness Center will be open during the winter break on the following hours:
|December 17-20, 2012
December 21, 2012-January 2, 2013
January 2-12, 2013
|7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager set to replace Novell ZenWorks
Information Technology will install the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) November 26 as part of the normal Windows update process on campus computers. The installation will be transparent and require no user intervention.
The ZenWorks and SCCM clients will coexist on your system until the full the deployment of SCCM is completed. At that time the removal of the ZenWorks client will begin. IT will keep you posted on the ZenWorks client removal schedules.
Contact the IT Support Center at 287-5050 if you have questions.
It's almost time for the Holiday Shop Around!
Before your Thanksgiving turkey leftovers have been gobbled up, Columbus' Discovery District will spruce up for the season as never before! Merchants from the various organizations in the area located in our part of downtown have joined together to create a fun-filled Day to Discover: Holiday Shop Around! Here's the schedule
for Saturday, December 8:
1:00–7:00 p.m. - Trolley rides around the Discovery District with stops at various merchants.
1:00–4:00 p.m. -Treasures of Town (for more information on tickets sales please visit: www.columbuslandmarks.org)
2:30 p.m.- CATCO presents The Never Ending Story at the Shedd Theatre, Columbus Performing Arts Center (visit www.catco.org for tickets)
5:00 p.m.- The official holiday lighting at Topiary Park
7:00 p.m.- State Auto outdoor concert featuring the Columbus State Gospel Ensemble
Free parking will be available at the State Auto parking lots located at 518 E. Broad Street.
Merchants taking part in the Holiday Shop Around:
Kelton House Museum and Garden
The Friends of the Library Store -Columbus Metropolitan Library
Columbus State Community College Bookstore
The Topiary Garden
The Grass Skirt
Columbus College of Art and Design MindMarket
HandsOn Central Ohio
Franklin University
State Auto
The Columbus Museum of Art
Columbus Landmarks Foundation
The Jefferson Center
Thurber House


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HAVELOCK � A new chapter in Marine Corps electronic warfare aviation started on Friday at Cherry Point air station, most likely one of the final chapters.
HAVELOCK � A new chapter in Marine Corps electronic warfare aviation started on Friday at Cherry Point air station, most likely one of the final chapters.
Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 1 transitioned from an operational squadron to a training squadron during a ceremony Friday outside the squadron�s hangar. Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Training Squadron 1 will carry the new abbreviation VMAQT-1.
�I know I�m not going to get that right for a while,� Lt. Col. Joshua S.K. Gordon, commanding officer, joked in his remarks during the ceremony.
The transition from operational to training squadron comes as the Navy moves from the Prowler to the EA-18G Growler. The move means training responsibilities for air and ground crews with the Prowler shifted to the Marine Corps and Cherry Point from Whidbey Island, Wash.
That training won�t last long. The Marine Corps plans to end use of the Prowler in electronic warfare and deactivate all of Cherry Point�s four Prowler squadrons by 2019.
�You hold the future of the entire Prowler community in your hands now,� Col. Robert B. Sofge, commanding officer of Marine Air Group 14, told Gordon during the ceremony. �You will train what I believe will be the last Prowler pilot and the last Prowler (electronic countermeasures officer). I think that�s important as you look at the history of this magnificent program.�
That history involves crucial missions in Korea, during the Cuban Missile Crisis, during Vietnam, during the first Persian Gulf war and during the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Flying the Prowler, air crews jam enemy radar and thwart efforts of enemy forces on the ground to shoot down Marine attack aircraft such as the AV-8B Harrier and F/A-18 Hornet. Prowler crews have also been known to fly missions in support of Air Force, Navy and Army aircraft.
�It�s a great responsibility. It�s a great opportunity to continue to evolve this program,� Sofge said. �It�s ours now. The Marine Corps� got it, and we�re very proud.�
During the ceremony, the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing band played, and the two platoons of the squadron marched in formation as a pair of Prowlers framed the flightline. Gordon and Sgt. Maj. Charles F. Wright Jr. first covered the flag of VMAQ-1 and then uncovered the new flag of VMAQT-1.
�VMAQT-1 I promise you will continue that rich legacy of what was operational readiness and operational excellence and translate that into providing my fellow commanding officers of VMAQs the best air crews that they can possibly get,� Gordon said.
Capt. Calvin Smallwood came to Cherry Point from Whidbey Island, Wash. He said the Marine Corps needed to take over Prowler training from the Navy to avoid gaps in the electronic warfare mission.
�We can�t afford that,� he said, calling electronic warfare important in protecting pilots and ground forces.
Maj. Julian Flores, training officer for VMAQT-1, said the transition from Navy training to the Marine Corps eliminates time the pilots would spend in aircraft carrier training.
�We�re making it more Marine Corps centric,� Flores said. �The students when they go to their operational squadrons will already have a lot of experience, whereas when they trained at Whidbey Island, Wash., there was a learning curve when they first shipped out to their operational squadrons here at Cherry Point.�
The squadron will grow from five Prowlers to six as part of the transition. The first training crews are expected to arrive at Cherry Point in about a month.
�It�s exciting. It�s a big responsibility,� Flores said. �We�re taking basic air crews and we�re training them to fly the EA-6B Prowler. It�s a big responsibility. We have to teach them to fly it safely and then how to employ it tactically in an operational squadron. It�s a big responsibility, but everyone�s excited.�


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What is this life if full of care, we have no time to stand and stare.
Come alive!
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
-><- Kallisti
"To be an angel, one need not have wings.
In giving love there is an equal grace.
Nor need one seek the aura in the face,
As love unveils the beauty of all things."
*Francois Couperin.
Dilbert's Words of Wisdom -
I can please only one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow is not looking good either!
You are slower than a herd of turtles stampedeing through peanut butter!
Oh yeah.... Don't tell the ants


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