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 Heart of Texas YOUNG MARINES CO's Info

Henry Gonzales III

MSgt USMC Retired

Cell Phone #

254-405-0649

March Schedule

04th – Feast of Caring at the McLennan Community College Conference Center 5:00 PM

Uniform B

06th – Recruit Training

06th – Baylor Basketball Parking 1:00 PM Game time 3:00 PM

07th – Baylor Basketball Parking 12:30 PM Game time 2:30 PM

09th – Staff Meeting 6:00 PM

13th – Recruit Training

13th – Car Wash at Church of the Open Door set up 9:00 AM car wash 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

13th – VA Social Young Marines under twelve years old. 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

19th – Leave for overnighter show time at headquarters 5:00 PM

20th – Return form overnighter at 5:00 PM

23rd – Promotion testing

27th – Recruit Training

Uniform Code

A – Young Marine uniform

B - Young Marine uniform with red

t-shirt

C – Cover, red t-shirt, cammy

trousers with

belt, and boots

PT uniform – Red t-shirt, black

shorts, and

running shoes

WHO FEELS LIKE CAMPING??

It’s that time of year, the overnighter. Please make sure you have ALL your gear, and that each and every items is marked clearly with your name. Eat a good dinner before arriving at headquarters

Headquarters

3310 N 15A

St Waco,

Tx. 76708

ATTENTION PARENTS

Make sure YOUR emergency sheet is complete and accurate for each Young Marine and recruit attending the overnighter.

Admiral Chester Nimitz said of the battle, of Iwo Jima “Among the Americans who served in Iwo Island, uncommon valor was a virtue.”. The Battle of Iwo Jima (February 19 – March 16, 1945)

Adult Staff

Executive Officer

Jesse Perez

Adjutant: OPEN

Paymaster:

Debbie Miller

Logistics Officer:

Jeff Wilhelm

Food Services Officer:

Sally Norlie

Purchasing Officer:

Lynette Stanfill

Female Advisor:

Anna Wilhelm

Corpsmen:

Jeff and Anna

Wilhelm

Director of Drum and Bugle Corps:

Otis Berry MSgt

USMC

(Retired)

CAR WASH ! Bring your buckets ! bring your sponges ! it’s time to get washing in the merry month of march.

GIVE YOURSELVES A GREAT BIG HAND!!

Thank you so much, Parents and Young Marines that helped with parking this year, it was a great success. If you have any vest or flashlights, please return for a reward per item returned. I hope that as this next years parking comes, each Young Marines and family would take the time to lend a hand and earn money for their Young Marines accounts, it a great way to help pay for camps, and gear.~ Jesse Perez 744-6345

 

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: March  History Lesson the Marine Corps Way: March

  

  1 March 1960: The Beaufort (South Carolina) Auxiliary Air Station was redesignated a Marine Corps Air Station.

  2 March 1776: Raid on New Providence, Bahamas.

  2 March 1867: Colonel Jacob Zeilin, 7th Commandant of the Marine Corps, became the first Commandant promoted to Brigadier General.

  2-4 March 1943: Allied land-based planes inflicted decisive defeat on Japanese attempt to reinforce New Guinea, sinking entire convoy in Battle of the Bismarck Sea.

  3 March 1809: Five-year enlistments in the Corps replaced the previous three-year terms.

  3 March 1871: Navy Medical Corps established.

  3 March 1931: Star Spangled Banner made U. S. National Anthem.

  4 March 1801: The Marine Band performed at a Presidential Inauguration for the first time.

  5 March 1942: U. S. Navy Construction Battalions (Seabees) formed.

  5 March 1947: The 7th Marine Regiment disbanded at Camp Pendleton following their return from China. Personnel and equipment were transferred to the 3rd Marine Brigade.

  6 March 1932: Marine Band leader John Philip Sousa died at age 79 in Reading, Pennsylvania.

  6 March 1944: Marines assault Talasea on New Britain (secured 8 March 1944).

  6 March 1965: Beginning of Vietnam Defense Campaign.

  7 March 1945: U.S. troops took Remagen Bridge and crossed the Rhine.

  7 March 1951: The 1st, 7th, and 11th Marine Regiments commenced operations against enemy forces at Hongchon, Korea.

  8 March 1942: Japan invaded New Guinea (Lae, Salamaua, Finschhafen).

  8 March 1944: Japanese launched counteroffensive on Bougainville, smashed by Marines 24 March.

  8 March 1965: First ground forces (3/9) landed at Red Beach, Da Nang, Vietnam.

  9 March 1782: Marines served with General Clark.

  9 March 1847: Expeditionary Marines landed and seized Vera Cruz, Mexico, during the Mexican War.

  9 March 1942: Java fell to Japan concluding Netherlands Indies Campaign.

  9-10 March 1945: U.S. B-29s fire-bombed Tokyo at night in the most savage air raid in history (including later atomic bombings).

10 March 1783: Marines in fighting tops of the USS Alliance helped defeat HMS Sibyll.

10 March 1945: Mindanao in Southern Philippines invaded.

11 March 1853: Marines from the USS Cyane landed at San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua.

12 March 1824: Marines of the Boston Barracks quelled a Massachusettes State Prison riot.

13 March 1911: Atlantic Landing Force of 688 Marines landed at Guantanamo Bay.

13 March 1945: The 1st and 3rd Battalions of the 9th Marine Regiment attacked through "Cushman's Pocket," Iwo Jima. This was the last strongpoint of enemy resistance on the island.

14 March 1905: The first Marine military attachι was appointed to Legation at Peking, China.

15 March 1944: Marine medium bombers struck Japanese positions at Rabaul.

16 March 1922: Marines guarded the U.S. mail during a national crime wave.

16 March 1945: Iwo Jima secured.

17 March 1918: The 5th Marine Regiment was the first Marine unit to move into WW I front-line trenches.

18 March 1945: MAG-14 flew air support for U.S. Army landings at Panay, Philippines.

19 March 1928: Marine planes bombed a bandit group at Nueve Segovia, Nicaragua. This was the first use of close air support.

20 March 1943: Marine "Avengers" conducted the first aerial mine-laying mission.

20 March 1944: Marines seized Emirau Island in Bismarck Archipelago.

21 March 1945: General A. A. Vandergrift, 18th Commandant of the Marine Corps, became the first Marine four-star general on active duty.

22 March 1952: Six new Marine battalions and Marine air groups were activated on the West Coast, giving the Corps the full authorized limit of three divisions and three wings.

23 March 1815: Marines assisted the USS Hornet's capture of the HMS Penguin off Tristan de Cunha.

24 March 1944: The 22nd Marine Regiment captured Ebon and Namu Atolls in the Marshall Islands.

25 March 1804: The Secretary of the Navy approved the first formal uniform of the Marine Corps.

25 March 1863: Marines with Farragut's squadron engaged Confederates at the Battle of Vicksburg in Mississippi.

26 March 1943: Battle of Komandorski Island, Aleutians.

26 March 1944: WW II, Marines of 1stProMarBrig landed on Kili island and Namorik Atoll, Marshall Islands.

27 March 1953: The 1stMarDiv defeated communist Chinese in the Battle for "Vegas" Hill in Korea.

28 March 1870: 129 Marines seized and destroyed illicit distilleries in "Irishtown" (Brooklyn), New York.

28 March 1918: Marines were placed under the command of French Marshall Foch in WW I.

29 March 1917: Marines garrisoned St. Croix to deny harbor to German submarines.

30 March 1966: The 7th Marine Regiment terminated Operation Indiana in Vietnam.

31 March 1801: LtCol W. W. Burrows, 2nd Commandand of the Marine Corps, and President Thomas Jefferson selected the site of Marine Barracks, 8th& I, Washington, DC.

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