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Published for members by MARCOA Publishing, Inc., a private firm in no way connected with the Department of Defense, the United States Marine Corps, the UnitedStates Navy, Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, SC, Marine Air Corps Station Beaufort, SC, or Naval Hospital Beaufort, SC, under exclusive written contract withthe U.S. Marine Corps. This commercial enterprise directory is an authorized publication for members of the military services. Its contents do not necessarily reflectthe official views of the U.S. Government, the Department of Defense, the U.S. Marine Corps or the U.S. Navy and do not imply endorsements thereof.The appearance of advertising in this publication, including inserts and supplements, does not constitute endorsements by DOD, The Marine Corps, the Navy, Marine CorpsRecruit Depot Parris Island, SC, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, SC, Naval Hospital Beaufort, SC, or MARCOA Publishing, Inc., of the products or services advertised.Everything advertised in this directory shall be made available for purchase, use, or patronage without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, maritalstatus, physical handicap, political affiliation or any other non-merit factor of the purchaser, user, or patron. If a violation or rejection of this equal opportunity policy by anadvertiser is confirmed the contractor shall refuse to print advertising from that source until the violation is corrected.Editorial content is provided by the Public Affairs Office of Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, SC and Naval Hospital Beaufort, SC.

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Welcome 4Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island ....4 Naval Hospital Beaufort ....................................5Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort ................4 6th Marine Corps District ..................................6

Information to Assist You 7Reporting In..................................................7 Law Enforcement ................................................8Vehicle Registration......................................7 Traffic Regulations ..............................................8Weapons Registration ..................................8

Housing 9Applications ................................................9 Naval Hospital Beaufort ..................................11What’s Available at Parris Island ................10 Household Goods Shipments ..........................11What’s Available at MCAS Beaufort ............11

Services and Facilities 12

History 23MCRD Parris Island ....................................23 Navy/Fighter Squadron 86 ................................32MCAS Beaufort Squadron Histories ............24 Naval Hospital Beaufort ..................................33

Our Neighbors 34Beaufort, South Carolina ............................34 Charleston, South Carolina ..............................40Port Royal, South Carolina..........................36 Savannah, Georgia ..........................................41Hilton Head Island, South Carolina ............38

Hurricane Advisory 43Hurricane History ......................................43 Hurricane Terminology ....................................45Hurricane Planning ....................................44 Hurricane Shelters ............................................46

Maps 49Military Buyer’s Guide 57Telephone Directory 75

Religious Services ......................................12Permanent Personnel Worship ....................12Public Affairs Offices ..................................12Legal Assistance..........................................13Financial Assistance....................................13Finance Office ............................................14Education Centers ......................................14Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society ..............14Telephone ..................................................15Clothing Sales ............................................15Transportation ............................................15Commissary................................................15American Red Cross ..................................15

Postal Services ................................................16Thrift Shops ....................................................16Veterinary Services..........................................16Parris Island Museum ......................................16MCCS-SC Business Operations ......................17MCCS-SC Recreation ......................................18MCCS-SC Clubs & Dining ..............................19MCCS-SC Family Team Building ....................20MCCS-SC Personal Services ............................20MCCS-SC Child, Youth and Teen Programs ....21Medical Services ............................................22Dental Services ..............................................22



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Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris IslandWelcome

The mission of the Marine Corps Recruit Depot is two-fold. First, it trains malerecruits who have enlisted from the Eastern Recruiting Region, an area east of theMississippi River. It also trains all female recruits from across the nation. Secondly, ParrisIsland is the headquarters of the Eastern Recruiting Region, which oversees the Corps’recruiting efforts at three district headquarters and 23 recruiting stations.

There are three recruiting districts east of the Mississippi. The 1st Marine Corps Dis-trict is located in Garden City, N.Y., the 4th MCD is in Harrisburg, Pa., and the 6th MCDis headquartered at Parris Island.

Additionally, the Depot houses a school to train drill instructors and a Weapons andField Training Battalion that serves not only Marines, but other services as well.

LocationThe Marine Corps Recruit Depot is located in the Southeastern corner of South

Carolina’s Lowcountry within Beaufort County, 70 miles south of Charleston and 45miles north of Savannah, Ga. Its 8,095 acres (of which 3,262 are habitable) are picturesqueand sit only 20 feet above sea level.

Marine Corps Air Station BeaufortMarine Corps Air Station Beaufort is home to Marine Aircraft Group 31, one of the

largest F/A-18 aircraft groups, which includes approximately 4,200 Marines and Sailorsworking here. Its size, combined with MAG-31’s reputation for tactical proficiency, hasearned the Air Station the title “Fightertown.”

The Air Station covers 6,900 acres within Beaufort County and controls anadditional 5,200 acres at the Townsend Bombing Range in Macintosh County, Ga.This range is managed by the Georgia Air National Guard and provides Fightertownpilots the opportunity to train for air-ground combat.

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Naval Hospital BeaufortWelcome

Naval Hospital Beaufort is locatedjust off Ribaut Road, on the BeaufortRiver. It is approximately halfwaybetween the Marine Corps Air Stationand Parris Island. The Naval Hospitalcommand consists of the Naval Base andtwo Branch Medical Clinics, one atMarine Corps Recruit Depot, ParrisIsland, and the other at Marine CorpsAir Station Beaufort.

Located on the grounds of the NavalHospital are 53 family housing units,two Bachelor Enlisted Quarters able toaccommodate 190 residents, a NavyExchange retail store, optical shop,vending machine courts, gas station anda mini-mart. This command also has acomplete Public Works facility. Recre-ational facilities include: Special Ser-vices office, softball fields, swimmingpool, lighted tennis and basketballcourts, outdoor fitness court, fishingpier, children’s playground, and a picnicarea with sheltered barbecue sites.

Naval Hospital Beaufort administersTRICARE, the Department of Defense’smanaged health care program for activeduty members, military families and

retirees. One of the key features to TRI-CARE is TRICARE PRIME, the HealthMaintenance Organization (HMO) styleplan that allows Beaufort’s PRIME


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enrollees the advantage of having all oftheir health care needs coordinated by ateam of professional health care providers24-hours a day at NHB.

The Naval Hospital provides out-patient care to TRICARE PRIME enrolledbeneficiaries on an appointment basis. Toenroll or for more information on theTRICARE Program, visit the TRICAREServices Center located on the first floorof the hospital or call 525-9415.

Emergency Medical CareIn an emergency, 911 should be

called for ambulance service. The NavalHospital Beaufort Emergency Room isopen 24-hours a day. The direct phonenumbers to the ER are 228-5400/5401.

6th Marine Corps DistrictThe 6th Marine Corps District (6th

MCD) encompasses the eight Southeasternstates of Tennessee, North Carolina,South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, EastCentral Mississippi, Florida, andLouisiana as well as Puerto Rico and theU.S. Virgin Islands.

Its primary mission is command andcontrol of recruiting within the South-eastern United States.

In July 1996, the 6th MCD head-quarters was relocated to Parris Islandfrom Atlanta, Ga., to save valuable taxdollars and improve the quality of life forits service members. It is now located inthe newly refurbished Bldg. 903.

The 6th MCD was established in1946. Prior to that year, the administrationof voluntary enlistment was done atvarious Marine Corps recruiting offices,posts and stations throughout the south,coordinated through the SoutheasternRecruiting District Headquarters in NewOrleans, Louisiana. Over the years, theDistrict has borne several titles:

1937-1945 ................6th Reserve District

1946-1952 ......6th Marine Corps Reserve

1953-1963..............................6th Reserveand Recruitment District

1964-present ..6th Marine Corps District

In 1976, recruiting operations werestreamlined when the enlisted recruitingfunctions were brought under the opera-tional control of the commanding generals

of the East and West Coast Recruit Depots.The 6th MCD falls under the operationalcontrol of the Commanding General,Marine Corps Recruit Depot/EasternRecruiting Region, Parris Island, S.C.Also, all reserve functions were trans-ferred to the commanding generals, 4thMarine Division and 4th Marine AircraftWing, both headquartered in NewOrleans, La. These changes were instru-mental in gaining greater regulation ofquality recruits bound for recruit trainingand the centralization of command andcontrol of the combat-ready componentsof the United States Marine CorpsReserve.

In the late 1970s, the 6th MCD adopted the nickname “Pacesetters” forits achievements in recruiting when compared to the other Marine CorpsDistricts. The 6th MCD has led thenation several times in total forcerecruiting.

The 6th MCD is at present dividedinto eight individual Recruiting Stations.They are located in Atlanta, Ga., Columbia,S.C., Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville andOrlando, Fla., Montgomery, Ala., Nashville,Tenn., and Baton Rouge, La.

Reporting In Parris Island

All personnel reporting to Parris Island for duty during normal working hours7:30a.m. - 4:30p.m., Monday through Friday) will report in uniform to the DepotConsolidated Administration Center, Bldg. 923. After working hours, on weekends andholidays, report to the Headquarters and Service Battalion Officer of the Day in Bldg. 144.

MCAS BeaufortService members with orders to MCAS Beaufort should report in at the Head-

quarters and Headquarters Squadron, Bldg. 600 during regular duty hours. Afterhours, they should report to MCAS Headquarters Bldg. 601. Those reporting toMarine Aircraft Group 31, or its sub-units, should report at MAG-31 HeadquartersBldg. 585 at all times.

Naval Hospital BeaufortNaval Hospital personnel should report to the Hospital Quarter Deck located at the

Information Desk on the first floor (phone 228-5600).

Naval Dental CenterNaval Dental Center personnel should report to the clinic at Parris Island, Bldg. 674.

Vehicle RegistrationThe following is required for registration:

1. Valid Military ID card2. Current state registration certificate3. Valid state driver’s license

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4. Minimum insurance (liability$15,000, personal injury - $30,000,and $5,000 property damage in anyone accident.) Policies mustinclude or have appended unin-sured motorist coverage.

5. Application must be made in per-son at the Provost Marshals Office.

6. An immediate family membermay apply for registration if the

application form has been signedby the military sponsor.

7. When a Power of Attorney is heldby a spouse whose sponsor is over-seas, he/she may sign the applicationfor the sponsor.

8. Civilian employees, retired militarymembers, and other civilians whohave authorized registration privi-leges must apply in person.

Weapons RegistrationAll military personnel assigned to

Parris Island, Marine Corps Air Station,or Naval Hospital Beaufort who ownfirearms of any kind must register themat the Provost Marshals Office (securityoffice at the Naval Hospital). Furtherinformation may be found in MarineCorps Recruit Depot Order P5100.14D orby calling 228-2304.

Law EnforcementVehicle accidents occurring aboard a

military installation must be promptlyreported to the office of the Provost Mar-shal. All parties concerned and witnessesmust remain at the scene until releasedby competent authority, except whenmedical attention is necessary to preventdeath or prolonged suffering. Dial 911while at Parris Island/MCAS/BNH toreport emergencies and 228-3200 atParris Island or 228-STOP at MCAS toanonymously report information aboutcrimes. To report criminal acts occurringaboard the Naval Hospital, call228-5327. To report routine items to theMilitary Police at Parris Island, dial228-3118/3445 and at the Air Station,228-7373. The Security Officer at thehospital can be reached at 228-5317.Crimes occurring off the military installa-tions should be reported to the BeaufortCounty Sheriff’s Office or the BeaufortCity Police by dialing 911.

Traffic RegulationsThe speed limits aboard the Air

Station and Laurel Bay Housing areas areposted at the respective gates. Aboard theNaval Hospital and MCRD it is 25 mphunless otherwise posted. Parking isauthorized in parking spaces only. Radardetectors are prohibited.

REMINDER: PLEASE YIELDTO VEHICLES DISPLAYINGVISUAL OR AUDIBLEEMERGENCY SIGNALS

Seat belts and child car seats arerequired on and off the Tri-Commandbases at all times in accordance with DoDregulations and South Carolina law.

ApplicationsIf you desire government housing, an Application for Military Housing, DD Form

1746, should be completed prior to leaving your present duty station. Once completed,forward the application, a Dependency Application NAVMC 10922, a copy of yourdetachment orders and page 2 (Navy only) to the appropriate address:

Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris IslandCommanding General, HousingP.O. Box 19001MCRD/ERRParris Island, SC 29905-9001Fax: (843) 228-3190 or DSN 335-3190

The Depot Housing Office is located in Bldg. 402. The waiting period for housingeither on the Depot or Laurel Bay housing area varies, depending on the rank of theservice member and bedroom requirement, and available quarters.

Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Tri-Command Military Housing, LLCLaurel Bay Town Hall1500 Laurel Bay BoulevardBeaufort, SC 29906Office: (843) 228-6000

Tri-Command Military Housing manages base housing for the Beaufort areaMarines and Sailors at the MCRD, MCAS, or Naval Hospital. Homes include lawncare and maintenance services. TCMH staff and Community Advisory Board of cur-rent residents host various community events throughout the year. Amenitiesinclude: secured neighborhoods, playgrounds, walking trails, fishing pier, boat dock,community centers, pools, tennis & volleyball courts, skate park, dog park, horsestables, garden plots and more. Contact the Welcome Center at (843) 228-6000 andvisit our model home. Visit www.beaufort.usmc.mil or www.tricommand.com formore information.

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d. Enlisted housing:1. Weapons Sound:

56 senior enlisted quarters, E-6through E-9

2. Wake Village:77 quarters, E-4 and E-5

3. Laurel Bay:160 quarters, E-6 through E-9 and 140 quarters, E-4 and E-5

4. Ribaut Village:48 quarters for E-1 through E-3.Ribaut Village residents forfeit75 percent of their BAH.

For more information, call the Hous-ing Office at (843) 228-2853.

Osprey Inn(Bachelor Officer Quarters/SNCOBachelor Quarters/Transient Quarters)

Information on Bachelor OfficerQuarters, Bachelor Staff NCO Quarters,or Transient Quarters may be obtainedby contacting the Osprey Inn at(843) 228-2744. Families are permittedto stay at the Transient Officer andTransient Enlisted Quarters on a spaceavailable basis at reasonable rates.

Beaufort River Inn(Visiting Officer Quarters)

Temporary accommodations areavailable to transient officers visitingthe Depot. Reservations should be madeat least two weeks in advance and con-firmed within several days of theexpected time of arrival by calling(843) 228-2744. Fax: (843) 228-3450.

Off-Base Housing ReferralThe Off-Base Housing Referral Office,

located in the Depot Housing Office, Bldg.402 (Parris Island) (843) 228-3340, andBldg. 1140 (MCAS) (843) 228-7069,maintains listings of housing available ona nondiscriminatory basis in the nearbycivilian community at varying priceranges. All personnel are required to checkwith Housing Referral prior to making anycommitment for off-base housing.

Parris Island Inn (TLF)Temporary accommodations, not to

exceed 30 days, are available by contactingthe Temporary Lodging Facility, MCRDParris Island, (843) 228-2976. This facilityis completely equipped with private bath,

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All quarters are furnished with rangesand refrigerators.

a. Senior grade officers:14 bungalows and two-story quarters

b. Field grade officers:44 bungalows and two-story quarters

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television, individual room heat and air,and a laundry facility. All rooms areequipped for double occupancy. Ten ofthese rooms have kitchenettes and are ona space available basis.

The deTreville HouseThe deTreville House at the Air Sta-

tion is available to PCS, TAD, active dutyand retired military families, and guests.A total of 42 units — 21 with fullkitchens — are available. Reservationsrecommended. Call (843) 522-1663.

What’s Available at MarineCorps Air Station Beaufort

The Air Station has 1,276 familyhousing units, which are capable of pro-viding housing for a substantial majorityof all eligible personnel. The Laurel BayHousing complex contains 1,100 Cape-hart Single units.

An additional 176 units (22 singleand 154 duplex units) are in Pine Grove1 and 2 located aboard MCAS. All quar-ters contain central air conditioning andforced air heating.

In addition, there are 157 mobilehome spaces located at the Laurel BayComplex’s mobile home park. There are37 spaces, which will accommodate dou-blewide mobile homes.

Military personnel receiving BAH arerequired to report to the Housing Officeupon arrival. All pay grades will receiveinformation regarding availability ofhousing, assignment to quarters andhousing referral if needed.

The office is in Bldg. 1140, adjacent tothe Marine Corps Exchange complex, andcan be reached by calling (843) 228-6000.

Bachelor Officers’ QuartersBachelor Officers are quartered in

the air-conditioned BOQ adjacent to theOfficer’s Club. Each room contains com-plete furnishings and an adjoining bath.Reservations can be made by calling(843) 228-7676.

Bachelor EnlistedQuarters (BEQ)

Enlisted personnel are billeted in acomplex containing 14 motel type bar-racks featuring semi-private rooms withbath, and other barracks with semi-privaterooms and communal bath facilities. E-4and below are billeted two per room.

Naval Hospital BeaufortThe Naval Hospital has 53 family

housing units, eight for officers and 45for enlisted members. All units havethree bedrooms and two full baths. Each

unit is equipped with a range, refrigeratorand central heating and cooling system.

There are eight enlisted and threeofficer family housing units at Laurel Bayset aside for hospital personnel. Units arelocated about 15 miles from the hospital.

The Housing Office Bldg. is locatedadjacent to the Naval Hospital in thePublic Works Office. For off-base hous-ing listings, call the Housing ReferralOffice at Parris Island or the Air Station.

Bachelor EnlistedQuarters (BEQ)

The Naval Hospital has two BEQ’s forenlisted personnel. For E-1 through E-6personnel, BEQ-7 has 32 rooms and BEQ-148 has 64 rooms. Single E-5/E-6 person-nel have private rooms with everyone elsesharing a room with one other person. AllBEQ’s have laundry facilities, game roomsand color TVs (with cable) in all loungesand telephone jacks are installed in eachroom. A weight room is located in BEQ-7.

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Information on inbound shipments canbe obtained by contacting the Traffic Manage-ment Office either at Parris Island (228-2627)or the Air Station (228-6146/7124).


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ProtestantGospel Services at RMC ........11 a.m.Depot Chapel ........................11 a.m.

CatholicWeekday Mass

Depot Chapel..................11:30 a.m.Sunday Mass

Depot Chapel....................9:30 a.m.

Marine Corps Air StationProtestantDivine Workshop......Sunday 11 a.m.Sunday School......Sunday 10:15 a.m.Bible Study ..........Wednesday 5 p.m.

CatholicMass ............................Sunday 9 a.m.Mass............................Sunday 5 p.m.CCD ....................Sunday 10:30 a.m.

RCIA ..........................Sunday 6 p.m.For further information call

(843) 228-7775.

Naval HospitalProtestantHospital Chapel-Friday..........11 a.m.

CatholicHospital ChapelThurs.................................11:30 a.m.For further information call the chap-

lain’s office at 228-5417.

Public Affairs Offices

Marine Corps RecruitDepot/Marine Corps Air Station

The Public Affairs Offices maintain aclose liaison with news media in thesurrounding communities. Each office

Religious Services The chaplains of the Tri-Command welcome you to Beaufort and Parris Island. You are

extended an invitation to participate in the religious services and activities provided for youand your family. In addition to Protestant and Catholic services, other denominationalservices are provided when possible. Our schedule for Sunday worship services is:


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produces a weekly newspaper. THEBOOT is produced by Parris Island,while the Air Station produces THEJET STREAM. Classified ads are runfree of charge for active duty, reserveand retired military, and their familiesand Department of Defense and Federalemployees when they visit eitheroffice. Deadline for classified ads isnoon Friday prior to the next publica-tion. When Monday is a holiday,the deadline is noon Thursday prior.The Public Affairs Office at MCRD islocated in Bldg. 283. The Public AffairsOffice at the Air Station is located inBldg. 596.

The Public Affairs Office at MCRDParris Island also operates the DouglasVisitors’ Center for the thousands ofannual Parris Island visitors. Its pleas-ant, hospitable surroundings provide arelaxed atmosphere for families andfriends to meet with graduatingrecruits. The center is located in Bldg.283, directly across from the PostOffice and can be reached by calling(843) 228-3650.

Naval HospitalThe Public Affairs Officer is respon-

sible for informing the public and themilitary community of activities occur-ring aboard the Naval Hospital as well asupdates and changes in schedules orservices that are provided by the NavalHospital through THE BOOT.

Legal AssistanceDepot Law Center

The office of the Staff Judge Advocateat Parris Island offers legal assistance byappointment only. The Legal AssistanceOffice is here to aid you solving your per-sonal legal issues and provides a range ofservices to include consumer law, estateplanning and family law. To schedule anappointment call (843) 228-2559/2925.

MCAS Joint Law CenterWalk-in hours and appointments

are available. Call (843) 228-7330 for

information on walk-in hours, what docu-ments to bring for walk-in legal assistance,or to make an appointment.

Financial AssistanceThe Marine Corps Exchange will cash

checks up to $100 for all authorizedpatrons. Checks may also be made out upto $100 over the amount of purchase.

Parris IslandArmed Services Bank(FSNB Branch)

Parris Island Armed Services Bank,located in Bldg. 292, Boulevard DeFrance, (co-located with the U.S. PostOffice) is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,Monday through Friday, excluding federalholidays. There are three no-charge ATMscentrally located aboard Parris Island.These ATMs are available during normalstore operational hours, and they arelocated at the Main Exchange, TriangleStore and the Commissary. Teller-loansavailable at (800) 749-4583. ATM cardissue/replacement on location duringnormal business hours. After hoursnight depository available, located inthe porch area in front of the bank. Youare invited to join us on our Web Siteat www.fsnb.com or e-mail us [email protected]. You may call the bankat (843) 525-1161 or (843) 228-3818 orfrom an on-base telephone at 3818.

Navy Federal Credit UnionThe Navy Federal Credit Union oper-

ates two member service centers (MSCs)in the area. The Parris Island MSC islocated in Bldg. 202, Boulevard DeFrance,and is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,Monday through Friday 1-866-755-4681.Mortgage processing (843) 525-5075 isalso available at this location, along withtwo ATMs that can be accessed 24 hours aday. The second MSC is located at theNaval Hospital Beaufort, Building 21,next to the mini-mart, is open from 8 a.m.to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday,military paydays and Fridays from 8 a.m.to 4 p.m. (843) 524-0784. AdditionalATMs are located in the Cross CreekShopping Center, 304 Robert Smalls Park-way, on the grounds of the Naval Hospital,and on Lady’s Island. For information onmembership eligibility or on any of

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MCAS BeaufortFederal Credit Union

The main office is located on High-way 21, near MCAS. Other branches arelocated at 1345 Ribaut Road, Port Royaland 100 Midtown Drive, Port Royal.Hours of operation are Mondays throughThursdays, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and onFridays the credit union remains openuntil 6 p.m. ATMs are located in Bldg.796 (Air Station Exchange Complex) andat the Laurel Bay Annex. The CreditUnion’s main office telephone number is(843) 846-2266.

Finance OfficeMCRD, Parris Island

Formerly known as the DisbursingOffice, the MCRD Finance Office, locatedin Bldg. 10 is open from 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.The Finance Office provides travel

claim settlements, advances, payaccount adjustments and special pay-ments. Newly arrived Marines shouldsubmit their travel claims within threeworking days. For more information,call (843) 228-2667.

Naval Hospital BeaufortNavy personnel with questions about

pay should call the Personnel SupportActivity Detachment at (843) 228-5364 or228-5605 for travel. The office is locatedin Bldg. 7 near the Naval Hospital.

Education CentersMCCS-SC Lifelong Learning aboard

Parris Island and the Air Station provideseducation and learning support for activeduty members, family members and civil-ians. These opportunities include basicskills through postgraduate study deliv-ered through traditional and distancelearning programs. Materials and equip-ment to support the educational, infor-mational, communications, professionaland recreational interests and needs ofour military family are available through

a vast network of resources. For moreinformation, call or stop in at your Life-long Learning office.

Depot LibraryBldg. 283 • 228-7327Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

MCAS Station LibraryBldg. 596 • 228-7682/6131Mon.-Thur. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.Fri. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.Sat./Sun. noon to 6 p.m.

Navy-Marine CorpsRelief Society

The Society is a nonprofit, volunteer,service organization that can provideinterest free loans, and/or grants to activeduty and retire Marines and Sailors, theireligible family members, and survivors, tomeet emergency needs. In addition, localSociety Offices offer budget counselingservices and the infant layette program tohelp new or prospective parents whohave recently had a baby or whose baby

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will be born within the next 6 months(a free layette is provided). There aretwo Full Service Offices (FSOs) in theTri-Command area. The MCRD, ParrisIsland FSO is located in Bldg. 286. Hoursare 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, except holidays.For information call (843) 228-3512.

The MCAS Beaufort FSO is locatedin Bldg. 719, next to Subway, acrossfrom the Traffic Management Office andHousing Office. Hours are 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.Monday through Friday, except holidays.For information call (843) 522-1161.

TelephoneTelephone services for residents of

the Depot, MCAS, Laurel Bay and NHBhousing must call Sprint United forservices at 1-800-733-9045. See LegalServices for an affidavit to be exemptfrom paying a deposit.

Clothing SalesClothing cash sales stocks new and

used items of male and female uniform

clothing and are operated by MarineCorps Community Services. The outlet islocated at Parris Island in Bldg. 287, andis open Monday through Saturday 10a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5p.m. For more information, call(843) 228-1591. The Air Station’s MainExchange complex specializes in militaryclothing sales, as well as a wide variety ofrelated items. Their hours of operationare Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to6 p.m., closed Sunday. For more informa-tion, call (843) 228-7769.

TransportationCommercial transportation via air,

rail or bus is available to personnelreporting to or departing from the area.Information and reservations may beobtained at Parris Island from All PointsTravel in Bldg. 602 at Parris Island bycalling (843) 228-3557. At the AirStation, people can call TMO at(843) 228-7124. Naval Hospital person-nel can utilize either of the abovesources to arrange travel plans.

CommissaryThe Depot Commissary carries a full

line of produce, frozen foods, bakeryitems, pharmaceutical, and a healthfoods section. The store is open Tuesdaythrough Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.,and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. It isclosed on Mondays. For more informa-tion, call (843) 228-2679/2383.

American Red CrossThe American Red Cross, Palmetto

Chapter, Tri-Command branch office islocated on Parris Island, on the first floor ofBldg. 286, and serves the entire Tri-Com-mand area. The office can be reached bytelephone at (843) 228-4680. In case of anafter-hours emergency, contact telephonenumbers are listed on the voice mail. TheRed Cross provides military members andtheir families with CPR/First Aid training,swimming programs, disaster recoveryservices and emergency communications.Office hours vary depending on activity onthe bases. For more information, please goonline to www.palmettoredcross.org.

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Postal ServicesThe Post Offices are located in the

exchange complex at the Air Station, andin Bldg. 292 at MCRD.

Thrift ShopsThe Thrift Shop at Parris Island is

located in Bldg. 903 and is sponsored bythe Staff NCO Wives Club. For moreinformation or information on member-ship in the SNCO Wives Club, call(843) 228-2571. The Thrift Shop at theAir Station is located in Bldg. 533 andincludes a consignment craft shop andmay be reached at (843) 228-7047.

Veterinary ServicesThe veterinary clinic is located in

Bldg. 517A at the end of Alaska Blvd.,aboard MCRD. Limited outpatient serv-ices including physical examinations,vaccinations, dewormings, and treat-ment of infectious diseases are offeredby appointment only. The clinic is open8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Scheduled after hours walk-in clinicswill be announced periodically.

All pets must be registered withinseven days of assignment to base housing.Registration requires proof of rabiesvaccination within the previous twelvemonths. If your animal’s rabies vaccinationis more than 12 months old, an appoint-ment can be made to update its vaccine.Dogs also require proof of heartwormpreventive use. Care and supervision ofpets is contained in Air Station Order10510.1A as well as Depot Order5510.13C and must be strictly adheredto. No more than two pets are allowedper family residing in base housing. Formore information, call (843) 228-3317.

Parris Island MuseumThe Parris Island Museum is located

in the War Memorial Building, Bldg.111, and is devoted to the history ofParris Island, the Beaufort/Port Royalarea and the Marine Corps. The museumalso contains a library for referencework and a small theater that showsfilms about Parris Island and theMarine Corps.

The museum tour begins in therotunda, which reveals displays reflectingthe development of Parris Island as amilitary installation.

To the right of this impressive setting is an exhibit hall that explainscurrent recruit training.

At the other end of the first floor is anexhibit on local military history. Of spe-cial interest are the artifacts recoveredfrom Santa Elena, the one time capital ofSpanish Florida, which was located onParris Island from 1566-1578.

The museum’s theater, offices, library,additional rotunda cases and small armsdisplays are located on the second deck.An exhibit hall is also dedicated to thehistory of the Marine Corps during the20th century.

There is no charge to visit. Themuseum is open Monday through Wednes-day and Saturday through Sunday from10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; on Thursdaysbefore graduation, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; onFriday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and is closedThanksgiving, and for an extended timeover the Christmas and New Year’sholidays. For more information, call(843) 228-2951.



MCCS-SCBusiness Operations

Auto Service StationsMCAS: 228-7727

Mon.-Fri. ............6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ..............10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

LAUREL BAY: 228-7615Mon.-Fri. ....................7 a.m.-10 p.m.Sat. & Sun ..................8 a.m.-10 p.m.

NAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5488Seven days ..................10 a.m.-5 p.m.

BarbershopsMCRD: 228-3550

Mon.-Fri. ......................8 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat...............................10 a.m.-4 p.m.Sun. ..............................Noon-4 p.m.

MCAS: 228-6130Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-4 p.m.Sat...............................10 a.m.-4 p.m.Sun. ............................11 a.m.-3 p.m.

NAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5486Mon.-Fri. ................9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Beauty Shops4TH BATTALION: 228-2368

Mon.-Fri. ..................12 p.m.-6 p.m.NAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5486

Mon.-Fri. ................9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.

Cobbler ShopMCRD: 228-1551

Mon.-Fri. ....................7 a.m.-5 p.m.

Dry CleanersMCRD: 228-1520

Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat.................................9 a.m.-1 p.m.

LAUREL BAY: 228-6459Mon.-Fri. ....................10 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat.................................9 a.m.-1 p.m.Sun. & Holidays ....................Closed

Eateries/Food CourtMCRD: 525-9162

Call for hours of operationMCAS: 228-7895

Food CourtMon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-2 p.m.Sat., Sun. & Holidays ............Closed

MCAS Marine CorpsExchangeMCAS: 228-7627

Mon.-Fri. ....................10 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat...............................10 a.m.-6 p.m.Sun. ............................12 p.m.-5 p.m.

MCRD Marine CorpsExchangeMCRD: 228-1538

Western Union, Floral ShopUnited Parcel ServiceCustomer Service/Special Orders

Mon.................................10 a.m.-6 p.m.Tues. & Wed...................10 a.m.-9 p.m.Thurs...............................10 a.m.-7 p.m.Fri. & Sat. ......................10 a.m.-6 p.m.Sun. ................................11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Naval Hospital Exchange228-5483

Mon.-Fri. ............9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Holidays ..................................Closed

Optical ShopNAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5485

Mon.-Fri. ............9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Seven Day StoresLAUREL BAY: 228-7615

Mon.-Fri. ....................7 a.m.-10 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ................8 a.m.-10 p.m.

MCRD: 525-3302 x7351Mon.-Sat. ....................6 a.m.-10 p.m.Sun. ............................7 a.m.-10 p.m.

Subway Sandwich ShopMCRD: 228-3672

Mon.-Sun. ................10 a.m.-10 p.m.MCAS: 525-3130

Mon.-Sun. ................10 a.m.-10 p.m.NAVAL HOSPITAL: 288-5489

Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-3 p.m.

Tailor ShopMCRD: 228-1512

Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat.-Sun. ..................................Closed

MCAS: 228-6385Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat., Sun. & Holidays ............Closed

Video RentalMCRD: 228-2976

Open 24 hours a dayLAUREL BAY: 228-7615

Mon.-Fri. ....................7 a.m.-10 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ................8 a.m.-10 p.m.



Weapons AnnexMCRD: 228-3302 x7352LAUREL BAY: 228-6459

Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat.................................9 a.m.-1 p.m.Sun. & Holidays ....................Closed

MCAS: 228-6107Mon.-Fri. ......................7 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat.................................9 a.m.-1 p.m.Sun. & Holidays ....................Closed

NAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5483(Service available through

Naval Exchange)Mon.-Fri. ............9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

MCCS-SC RecreationBowling CentersMCRD: 228-1551

Call for hours of operation or visitour Web Site at www.mccssc.com.MCAS: 228-7106

Mon.-Thurs. ............11 a.m.-10 p.m.Fri. ..............................11 a.m.-2 a.m.Sat.................................1 p.m.-2 a.m.Sun. ............................3 p.m.-10 p.m.

Child Development CenterMCRD: 228-3514

Mon.-Fri. ......................6 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat., Sun. & Holidays ............Closed

MCAS: 228-7290Mon.-Fri. ............6:30 a.m.-5:55 p.m.Sat., Sun. & Holiday ..............Closed

NAVAL HOSPITALChildren’s Waiting Room: 228-5423

Mon.-Fri. ................8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Elliott’s Beach Picnic AreaMCRD: 228-1554

Fish Ponds MCAS:

Open daily sunset to sunrise. Obtainlicenses at the station’s Main Exchange. MCRD:

Open daily and at night. No permitrequired to fish from dock.

Golf CourseMCRD: 228-2240

18-hole, par-72 course DrivingRange. Call for hours of operation.

Driving RangeMCAS: 228-7472

Golf Driving Range open daily, sunrise-dusk. Opens 7 a.m. and closesabout an hour before sunset.

Information, Ticketsand Travel (ITT)MCRD: 228-1540MCAS: 228-7340 (ITT) 228-7820/6410

(All Points Travel)Mon.-Fri. ......................8 a.m.-5 p.m.Sat., Sun. & Holidays ............Closed

NAVAL HOSPITAL T.I.P. SHOP: 228-5484

Mon.-Fri. ........10:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m.

LibrariesMCRD: 228-3302 Ext. 7327

Mon.-Fri. ......................9 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ..........................1-6 p.m.Holidays ..................................Closed

MCAS: 228-7682/6131Mon.-Thurs. ..............10 a.m.-9 p.m.Fri...............................10 a.m.-8 p.m.Sat. ................................Noon-6 p.m.

NAVAL HOSPITAL: 228-5551Mon.-Thurs. ................6 a.m.-6 p.m.Fri.................................6 a.m.-4 p.m.

Sun. ..............................9 a.m.-6 p.m.Sat. & Holidays ......................ClosedLocated on the 3rd Floor

Movie TheatersMCRD: 228-1525

Call for show times or visit ourwebsite at www.mccssc.comMCAS: 228-7183

Wed.-Sun. ..........Call for show timesor visit our website at www.mccssc.com

Outdoor Recreationand Gear IssueMCRD: 228-5595

Located at the Naval Hospital. Rentalsof boats, campers, camping gear, fishinggear, cookers and coolers. Call for sea-sonal hours of operation or visit our Website at www.mccssc.com.MCAS: 228-7472

Thurs.-Mon. ................8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Semper Fit Center MCRD: 228-1579

Mon.-Fri. ......................5 a.m.-9 p.m.Sat.................................8 a.m.-5 p.m.Sun. ............................10 a.m.-3 p.m.Holidays ......................8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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MCAS: 228-7191Athletics/Fitness: 228-7092

Mon.-Fri. ....................5 a.m.-10 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ..................9 a.m.-5 p.m.Holidays ....................10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Shady Point Picnic AreaMCAS: 228-7192

Open daily and reservations are required.

Skills Development CenterFor each center’s hours of operation call

or visit our Web Site at www.mccssc.com.Woodworking Skills Development Center

MCRD: 228-1523Auto Skills Development Center

MCRD: 228-1599MCAS: 228-7586

Wed.-Fri. ..............10 a.m.-6:30 p.m.Mon. & Tues. ..........................ClosedSat. & Sun ..............9:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

Arts & Crafts Skills Development CenterMCRD: 228-1572

Sports Gear IssueMCCS Parris Island

Sports Center: 228-1587Check out softball, volleyball croquet

and badminton sets, basketballs, soccerballs and horseshoes.

Mon.-Fri. ......................8 a.m.-5 p.m.MCAS: 228-7472

Thurs.-Mon. ................8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Swimming PoolsMCRD: 228-1598

Family Pool Open Memorial Daythrough Labor Day

Hours of Operation:Mon.........................................ClosedTues.-Fri. ....................11 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat. & Sun ..................11 a.m.-6 p.m.

LAUREL BAY: 228-7524 (May 28 - Sept 2)

Mon.........................................ClosedTues.-Fri. & Holidays ..11 a.m.-7 p.m.Sat. & Sun. ................12 a.m.-6 p.m.

MCCS-SC Clubs & DiningCommunity Center

The Parris Island Community Centeris available to lease for special events andparties. For reservations call 228-2976.

Log CabinThe Log Cabin, located on the Alber-

gotti Creek aboard the Air Station, isavailable to lease for special events andparties. For reservations, call 522-1663.

Parris Island LyceumThe Parris Island Lyceum is available

to lease for special events and parties. Forreservations, call 228-1566.

Ruthy’s EspressoLocated next to the Triangle 7-Day

Store. Serving breakfast sandwiches,muffins, Seattle’s Best coffee, espresso andother flavored drinks.MCRD: 228-1550

Mon.-Fri. ............5:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.Sat.......................6:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Sun. ........................6:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

Traditions ClubThe Traditions overlooks the beautiful

waters of the Beaufort River and thePort Royal Sound. Open for recruit familydinner, Thursdays 2:30 - 7 p.m., specialdinner nights on Wednesdays 6-9 p.m.Steak Night, Fridays from 6-9 p.m.,and Sunday Brunch 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.Lunch is served 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.,Monday through Friday. The club is alsoavailable to lease for special events andparties. For reservations, call 228-1566.




MCCS-SCFamily Team Building

Marine Corps Family Team Building(MCFTB) is the point of main effort inenhancing family readiness. MCFTBsynchronizes five distinct, yet comple-mentary, family readiness programs(Key Volunteer Network (KVN);Lifestyle Insights, Networking, Knowl-edge, and Skills (L.I.N.K.S); Spouses’Leadership Seminar (SLS); Preventionand Relationship Enhancement Pro-gram (PREP) and Chaplains’ ReligiousEnrichment Development Operations(CREDO) to ensure Commanders andprogram volunteers receive necessaryresources and support to facilitate fam-ily readiness. MCFTB was created toinstitutionalize them into one overar-ching program within Marine CorpsCommunity Services. The desired out-come of MCFTB is “ready families.” Inorder to attain this, Marines and theirfamilies must be informed and moreconfident in dealing with the difficul-ties of Marine Corps living. Duringtimes of deployment or natural disas-ters, Marines and their family membersshould be aware of the services provid-ed at each installation in order to dealwith potential crises.

MCFTBDirector ....................(843) 228-7352

(MCAS)(MCRD)Programs Coordinator........228-6141Location: Building 807 (MCAS)Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

MCRDPrograms Coordinator........228-1505Location: Building 287Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

MCCS-SCPersonal ServicesCommunity ServiceParris Island/Marine Corps Air Station

The Community Service Centers atParris Island and MCAS Beaufort arestaffed with highly trained professionalswho are ready to serve you — single andmarried Marines, family members,reservists, military retirees, and civilianemployees. Among the services offered are:personal financial management, disasterand crisis assistance, individual, marriageand family counseling, exceptional familycounseling, exceptional family memberprogram, information ad referral, retireesactivities, relocation assistance, careercounseling, training and employment

assistance for military spouses and newparent support and family advocacy pro-grams. The Parris Island Community Ser-vice Center is located in Bldg. 17 and maybe reached by dialing (843) 228-3351 or1-800-826-7503. Hours of operation are7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Fri-day and evening appointments by specialarrangements. The Air Station offices, inBldg. 707 and 307, are open Mondaythrough Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.For more information call (843) 228-7353.

Education OfficesEducation office programs and

services include education counseling,traditional and distance learning pro-grams, tuition assistance, apprenticeship,military academic skills program, SMARTtranscripts, DANTES and classificationtesting, and proctoring.

Education CentersMCRD: (Bldg. 923) 228-2152Mon-Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.MCAS: (Bldg. 596) 228-7754Mon-Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Career ResourceManagement Center

The Career Resource ManagementCenter at Parris Island and the Air Stationprovide important services related to tran-sition and employment. This office admin-isters the Transition Assistance Program(TAP) and Family Member EmploymentAssistance Programs (FMEAP). The ParrisIsland Center is located in Bldg. 923.Interested personnel are encouraged tocall (843) 228-2761 or 3377 for informa-tion. The Air Station center is located inBldg. 807 and may be reached at(843) 228-7701.

Family Advocacy ProgramThe Family Advocacy Program (FAP)

provides counseling, education, andtraining to help individuals and familieseliminate violence in their lives. Preven-tion of domestic violence begins witheach individual. FAP can provide theinformation and resources to increaseawareness of the extent of domestic vio-lence and help protect everyone in thefamily. The FAP has a Victim Advocate atboth Recruit Depot Parris Island andMarine Corps Air Station to assist anyonewho believes they are victims of abuse or



to report suspected abuse. Classes areavailable to assist with stress and angermanagement, spouse and child abuseawareness, and parenting skills.

MCCS-SC Child, Youthand Teen Programs

We believe it is our responsibility toprepare an environment with a variety ofexciting learning experiences and toobserve, oversee, and nurture each child’sprogress through these experiences. Wefurther believe that approaching childrenin a positive, consistent, and warm man-ner is highly effective. Our program pro-vides opportunities for each child toexperience successes, which contributesto a growing sense of self-worth and per-sonal joy in learning.

Child DevelopmentCenters (CDC)MCAS: 228-7290Parris Island: 228-3514

Childcare for children ages 6 weeksto 5 years. Hours are Monday throughFriday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fees are based ontotal family income.

Naval Hospital: 228-5423Childcare for children ages 6 weeks

to 12 years. Hours are Monday throughFriday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hourly careoffered at $2.50 per hour, per child.

Part-DayEnrichment ProgramParris Island: 228-3514

Enrichment program for ages 3-5years. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to noon. Fees are based ontotal family income.

Family Child Care (FCC)Phone: 228-3685

The Child Development Programmonitors certified in-home childcare.Rates are determined by the Family ChildCare provider.

Supplemental Programsand Services:Phone: 228-3685

Special functions childcare; babysittertraining and referral; resource and referralinformation.

Youth CenterPhone: 228-3302 x 7344

The Youth Center at Parris Island islocated in T300. The center providesquality care and planned activities forchildren ages 5 to 18 years. Our goal isto provide a home away from homewhere children, youth, and teens cancome and interact socially with each

other and receive care and support whileparents are performing their daily mis-sion. Program includes field trips for allages, swimming, bowling, teen dances,arcade and video games; School AgeCare (SAC) for ages 5-12; year-roundteen program; summer day camp andsponsorship Program. The Youth Centeris an affiliate of the Boys & Girls Clubsof America.



Medical ServicesMedical Care is available at the

following locations: 1. Naval Hospital Beaufort (Active duty

personnel) their family members,and retirees)

2. MCAS Branch Health Clinic(Active duty personnel)

3. MCRD Branch Health Clinic (Activeduty personnel and recruits)

Branch Clinics are staffed to provideprimary medical care, with referral to theNaval Hospital for specialty care asrequired. Sick call for active duty per-sonnel is held at 7 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. atMCRD and from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. atMCAS. Emergencies are referred to theNaval Hospital.

Questions concerning access to carefor families and retirees should bedirected to the Managed Care Depart-ment 228-5331.

Dental ServicesThe Naval Dental Center Parris

Island operates three clinical facilities;Branch Dental Clinic, MCAS Beaufortand Branch Dental Clinic and Recruit In-processing Facility, MCRD Parris Island.

The MCAS and MCRD Branch Clinics provide comprehensive dentalservices to all active duty and recruitpersonnel. The MCRD Branch Clinic(Building 674) is staffed 24 hours a dayand eligible beneficiaries experiencinga dental emergency will be seen at anytime for relief of their immediate prob-lem, after which will generally bereferred to their civilian practitioner fordefinitive care. For current informationabout the MCRD Dental Clinic, call228-3500.

MCAS BranchDental Clinic

The Branch Dental Clinic for MarineCorps Air Station Beaufort providescomprehensive dental health care to allactive duty personnel. Initial exams andappointments can be arranged by calling228-7512.

MCAS Dental 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Dental Center Parris Island6:45 a.m.-3:45 p.m.

Parris Island For thousands of years Parris Island was home to American Indians. In the 1520s the

island was explored by Spanish seafarers. From 1562 to 1563 the French colony knownas Charlesfort was located on Parris Island. The French were followed in 1566 by theSpanish who built the fortified village of Santa Elena, which served as the capital ofSpanish Florida. Santa Elena was abandoned in 1587 and English colonists came to theregion in the late 1660s. In 1735 descendants of Alexander Parris, owner and namesakeof the Island, settled on Parris Island.

During the antebellum period, Parris Island was home to numerous Cotton Planta-tions worked by hundreds of African slaves. After the Civil War, a small farming com-munity for former slaves lived on the island. In the 1880s a naval station was located onParris Island, and in 1891 a Marine detachment arrived under the command of 1stSergeant Richard Donovan. By the early twentieth century the majority of the navalactivity had been shifted to Charleston, S.C, and on Nov. 1, 1915 the Marine Corpsestablished a recruit depot on Parris Island.

Military buildings and homes constructed between 1891 and World War I form thenucleus of the Parris Island Historic District. At the district’s center are the Command-ing General’s home, a 19th century wooden dry dock and a turn of the century gazebo,all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

On Nov. 1, 1915, male recruit training commenced and has continued since.Prior to 1929, all transportation to and from the island was by ferry from Port Royal

docks to the Recruit Depot docks. In that year, the causeway and a bridge over Archer’sCreek were completed, thus ending the water transportation era. The causeway was ded-icated the General E. Pollock Memorial Causeway in April 1984.

During the fateful December of 1941, 5,272 recruits arrived here with 9,206 arrivingthe following month, making it necessary to add the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Training Bat-talions. As the war influx continued, five battalions were sent to New River, N.C., totrain and the Depot expanded to 13 battalions.

From 1941 through 1945, 204,509 recruits were trained here. At the time of theJapanese surrender, more than 20,000 recruits were aboard the Depot.

History • History • History



History

On Feb. 15, 1949, a separate com-mand was activated for the sole purposeof training female Marine recruits. Thiscommand has since been designated the4th Recruit Training Battalion and is theonly such battalion in existence.

When the Korean War, began in1950, 2,350 recruits were in training.March of 1952 marked the peak loadwith a recruit presence totaling 24,494.When the 1st Marine Division was with-drawn from Korea, Parris Island drillinstructors had trained more than138,000 recruits.

The recruit tide again flooded during the years of the Vietnam War. Apeak training load of 10,979 was reachedduring March 1966.

Today, nearly 19,000 recruits aretrained at Parris Island each year. Tech-nological advances balanced with envi-ronmental concerns have enabled theisland to grow into one of the most efficient and picturesque military reser-vations in the world.

MCAS BeaufortSquadron HistoriesHeadquarters andHeadquarters Squadron

The lineage, history and mission ofHeadquarters and Headquarters Squadronis in line with that of Marine Corps AirStation Beaufort.

Personnel assigned to Headquartersand Headquarters Squadron operate thefacilities that provide a home and a baseof operations to FMF tenant units of theSecond Marine Aircraft Wing and theMarine Logistics Group. Marine AircraftGroup 31 is the primary tenant commandand consists of seven fighter attacksquadrons, which fly and maintain allactive duty East Coast Marine CorpsF/A-18 Hornets and includes MALS-31.

Activated as Marine Corps AuxiliaryAirfield in January 1955, the area wasredesignated as Marine Corps Auxiliary

Air Station June 1956. On 1 March 1960,the auxiliary air station was redesignateda Marine Corps Air Station. The airfield atMCAS Beaufort was named Merritt Fieldin honor of Major General Lewie Merritt,USMC (retired), on 19 September 1975.

The military population of Headquar-ters and Headquarters Squadron is approx-imately 700 Marine and Navy personnel.

Our mission is to provide a total qual-ity environment to enhance all tenantactivities in the accomplishment of theirassigned missions. This includes operat-ing support aircraft, ensuring environ-mentally sound facilities and practices,providing quality services while utilizingour available resources, nurturing qualityof life programs and conducting pro-active community relations.

The awards presented to Headquartersand Headquarters Squadron, Marine CorpsAir Station, Beaufort include the Meritori-ous Unit Commendation Streamer and theNational Defense Service Streamer withone bronze star.


History

Combat LogisticsCompany 23

Combat Logistics Company 23 wasactivated as Combat Service SupportDetachment 23, Detachment“B”, 2nd ForceService Support Group, on November 26,1976 to support Fleet Marine ForceAtlantic units at Marine Corps Air Station,Beaufort, South Carolina. The name changefrom CSSD-23 to Combat Logistics Com-pany 23 was made official in April 2005.The change came as part of a sweepingtransformation of FSSGs to more effective-ly support current and future war fightingrequirements. The unit will be referred toas CSSD-23 in portions of their history.

CLC-23 consists of an intermediateMaintenance shop, Supply section, Infor-mation Systems Management Officer andMedical section.

The primary mission of Det “B” wasthird echelon maintenance support ontactical motor transport and engineerequipment.

During April 10-14, 1978, thedetachment participated in its first majorsupport operation “Operation NightOwl.” On May 4, 1981, General SupportUnit personnel were assigned to 2d FSSGDet “B” to support ADPE-FMF opera-tions at MCAS Beaufort.

Over several months in 1984-1985,Detachment “B” supported the Marinesin Lebanon and naval personnel on shipsby deploying Marines from various ships

within the unit, with skills ranging fromheavy equipment operators and mechan-ics to computer programmers.

On July 22, 1987, Detachment “B”was re-designated as Combat ServiceSupport Detachment Two-Three.

In 1990, the detachment provided acontact team to support Marine Wing Sup-port Squadron 273 during movement toFlorida in support of Operation DesertShield. In June 1991, an additional thirteenMarines deployed to Southwest Asia as partof Combat Service Support Element, Mili-tary Prepositioning Force Reconstitution.

From 1994-1995 members of CSSD-23augmented Joint Task Force 160 in Oper-ation Sea Signal in Guantanamo Bay,Cuba. JTF-160 took care of the signifi-cant migration of Haitians and Cubans,which required significant humanitarianassistance and security on naval baseGuantanamo, Cuba.

In December 2001, the CommandingGeneral, 2d Force Service Support Groupapproved a new detachment logo. Thenew logo was more descriptive of themaintenance mission of the now “Rough-necks” and displayed an F/A-18 Hornet toillustrate the direct role the detachment’smission has on keeping MAG-31 flying byhelping to keep MWSS-73’s ground equip-ment up and running.

In January 2002, 41 Marines andSailors were deployed in support of Oper-ation Enduring Freedom (OEF) andOperation Iraqi Freedom I (OIF-I).

In December 2002, Combat ServiceSupport Detachment 23 increased it’scapability by assuming the 3d echelonmaintenance of small arms, as well asestablishing the Combat Service SupportDetachment 23 ATLASS II+ help desk insupport of all II MEF units located atMarine Corps Air Station Beaufort.

From 2003-2004 elements of CSSD-23participated in support of the Global Waron Terrorism, Horn of Africa.

In 2004 elements participated in supportof Operation Secure Tomorrow, in Haiti.

Today Roughnecks from CLC-23 con-tinue to support individual augmentrequirements in support of the GlobalWar on Terrorism, while those at MCASBeaufort continue to provide critical sup-port of the units stationed here.

Marine Aircraft Group 31Marine Aircraft Group 31 was

commissioned at Cherry Point, North Car-olina on February 1943. From October1943 until 12 October 1945, the Groupoperated throughout the Pacific Area andplayed an integral part in the battle forOkinawa. Subsequent to the seizure ofOkinawa, MAG-31 squadrons continuedtheir part in the war conducting operationsfrom Yantan Airfield on the island. Whileon Okinawa, MAG-31 was commanded byColonel John C. Munn, who later becamea Lieutenant General and Assistant Com-mandant of the Marine Corps.


History

On 12 October 1945, the Groupdeparted Okinawa for Yokosuka, Japanbecoming the first Marine land–basedGroup to operate in the Japanese home-land. The Group was transferred fromthe 2dMAW to the 4th MAW on 12 February 1946, and then to the FleetMarine Force Pacific on 13 March 1946.

The Group returned to the UnitedStates on 5 July 1946 and was stationed atthe Marine Corps Air Station, Miramar,San Diego, California until it was decom-missioned on 31 May 1947.

MAG-31 was reactivated on 17 March1952 at Cherry Point, North Carolinaand transferred to Marine Corps Air Sta-tion, Miami, Florida operating as a part ofthe 3d MAW until it was again decom-missioned in 1958.

On 1 November 1961, MAG-31 wasagain reactivated and stationed at itspresent home, Marine Corps Air Station,Beaufort, South Carolina, as part of the2d MAW.

The mission of Marine AircraftGroup 31 is to conduct anti-air warfare

and offensive air support operations in support of Fleet Marine Forces fromadvance bases, expeditionary airfields,and aircraft carriers, and to conduct suchother air operations as may be directed.

The MAG currently operates at a hightempo supporting Operations Iraqi andEnduring Freedom and the Unit Deploy-ment Program in the Pacific.

Marine Aviation LogisticsSquadron 31

The Marine Aviation LogisticsSquadron 31 along with Marine AircraftGroup 31, Headquarters Squadron 31was activated on 1 February 1943 atMarine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point,North Carolina, as an element of the 3rdAircraft Wing, Fleet Marine Force.

Between 7 April and 15 August 1945,personnel from Headquarters Squadron 31supported the tactical aircrews of MAG-31who flew 38,187 hours and shot down191 enemy planes. Multiple missions wereflown over Okinawa, southern Kyushu,the China coast and more than a dozenenemy-held islands between Formosa andKyushu. By the end of the Ryukyus Cam-paign, MAG-31 units had moved fromYontan to Chimu on Okinawa.

On 12 October 1945, HeadquartersSquadron 31 departed Okinawa for theMarine Air Base at Yokosuka, Japan, asMAG-31 became the first Marine land-based air group to operate on the Japanesehomeland. By July 1946, MAG-31 and itselements were operating out of theMarine Corps Air Station, Miramar, Cali-fornia, where they remained until deacti-vation on 31 May 1947.

Headquarters Squadron 31 was reacti-vated at MCAS Cherry Point, North Car-olina, on 17 March 1952 and moved toMCAS Miami, Florida. On 15 February1954, Headquarters Squadron 31 wasredesignated Headquarters and Mainte-nance Squadron 31.

Headquarters and MaintenanceSquadron 31 was redesginated on 22August 1958, as it became part of the 2dMarine Aircraft Wing, AirFMFLant. Thesquadron, along with the group, wasreduced to a cadre status and moved toCherry Point, North Carolina. Withinthree years, the squadron returned to fulloperational status.

After reactivation on 1 November1961, Headquarters and Maintenance

Squadron 31 was reestablished at MCASBeaufort, South Carolina. Personnel pro-vided logistical and administrative sup-port to MAG-31 units and augmenteddeployed tactical squadrons. Additionally,the squadron provided proficiency train-ing for attached pilots with C-117D andT-1A aircraft.

During November 1968, the squadronreceived the Commanding General,FMFLant aviation Safety Award for sup-porting 2,029 mishap-free flight hours. Inthe ensuing twenty-year period, Head-quarters and Maintenance Squadron 31participated in a multitude of training anddeployment exercises in support ofMAG-31 flying squadrons. Throughout, thesquadron focused on sustaining readiness,enhancing combat capabilities and pro-viding around the clock logistics support.

On 1 October 1988, Headquartersand Maintenance Squadron 31 was redes-ignated Marine Aviation LogisticsSquadron 31, and in 1990, successfullycompleted the transition of its aviationlogistics support mission from the F-4Phantom to the F/A-18 Hornet.

Since its establishment, the Marinesand Sailors of MALS-31 have providedon-going support wherever MAG-31squadrons are deployed-stateside andabroad, from land and from sea-includingOperations Desert Shield and DesertStorm; Operations Deny Flight, JoingEndeavor, and Decisive Edge in Bosnia;Operations Noble Anvil, Allied Force andJoint Guardian in Serbia and Kosovo;Operation Enduring Freedom onboardUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71); andOperation Iraqi Freedom in Iraq as well asonboard the USS Truman (CVN-75) andUSS Enterprise (CVN-65).

VMFA-115“Silver Eagles”

Marine Fighter Squadron 1115 wasorganized on 1 July 1943 at Santa Barbara,Calif., under the command of Maj. John S.MacLaughlin. Sixteen days later, the com-mand was assumed by one of the MarineCorps’ most famous Aces, Maj. JosephFoss, holder of a Marine World War IIrecord of twenty-six enemy aircraft shotdown. The squadron quickly picked upthe nickname, “Joe’s Jokers.” In May 1944,the squadron joined the Pacific campaignflying the legendary F4U-1 Corsair.

At the conclusion of World War II,the squadron deployed to Peking, China,


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to protect U.S. interests in that area andsupport III Marine Amphibious Corpssupervising the surrender and repatria-tion of 630,000 Japanese troops and civil-ians in North China.

In December 1949, VMF-115 becamethe first Marine Corps squadron to receivea full complement of Grumman F9F-2Panther jet fighters and during November1950, was the first to serve aboard a carrier,qualifying all 18 pilots without incidentaboard the USS Roosevelt.

In the spring of 1957, the squadronreceived the Marine Corps’ first F-40 Skyraysand were designated VMF(AW)-115. Afterflying Skyrays longer than any othersquadron, VMF(AW)-115 was redesig-nated VMFA-115 on 1 January 1964 andtransitioned to the Mach II capable F-4BPhantom II.

The “Able Eagles” were deployed toDa Nang, Republic of Vietnam on 14October 1965.

During the Vietnam War, VMFA-115flew more than 34,000 combat sorties, ata cost of 14 aircraft lost, 21 aircrew killedin action, and six Marines killed in actionwhile participating in such battles as theTet Offensive, Hue City, Khe San, andTask Force Delta.

In July 1977, VMFA-115 relocated to2d MAW, MCAS Beaufort, SC.

After flying Phantoms for more than20 years, VMFA-115 began the transitionto the F/A-18A Hornet on 1 January1985, and officially stood up with 14 air-craft on 16 August 1985. The followingyear, the squadron became officiallyknown as the “Silver Eagles.”

In 1989, VMFA-115 returned to thePhilippines and supported governmentforces during a coup attempt in thatcountry. The squadron flew armed CAPand escort missions until the situationstabilized.

During the years from 1991 to 2000,the “Silver Eagles” participated in theUnit Deployment Program (UDP) in theWestern Pacific for six-month deploy-ments in support of 1st MAW. Uponcompletion of their 2000 UDP, the “Silver Eagles” began the transition fromF/A-18As to the updated F/A-18A+s. As ofspring 2001, VMFA-115 was designateda carrier integration squadron. TheMarines of VMFA-115 deployed aboardthe USS Truman as part of Carrier AirWing 3 in the fall of 2002; this was thefirst carrier deployment for the “Silver

Eagles” since 1981 when they flew F-4s.This deployment was in support of Oper-ation Iraqi Freedom in which thesquadron expended more than 150 tonsof ordnance.

The illustrious history of MarineCorps aviation has been highlightedwith the outstanding achievement ofVMFA-115. The squadron has seenextensive service in nearly every wareinvolving Marines. During those years, itcarried out is assigned missions withdistinction in the South Pacific, thePhilippines, North China, Korea, Taiwan,Vietnam and Thailand. In peacetimetraining, whether in Japan, the UnitedStates, Hawaii, Okinawa, the Caribbean,the Mediterranean, or Western Europe,VMFA-115 set a standard of excellencefor other Fighter-Attack squadrons in theMarine Corps to follow.

The Silver Eagles returned in early2007 from a six month deployment toIwakuni, Japan supporting trainingrequirements in Japan and South Korea.

VMFA-122“The Crusaders”

Marine Fighter Squadron 122 wascommissioned on 1 March 1942 atCamp Kearny, California. Originally the“Candystripers,” the squadron wasorganized and trained under its firstCommanding Officer, Major I.I. Brack-ett. Outfitted with the F-4F “Wildcat,”

the squadron embarked on its first combattour in October 1942. Throughout 1942-43,the squadron conducted combat operationson Espiritu Santo, at Henderson Field,Guadalcanal, and during the Rendova andMunda campaigns. During April 1943,under the command of Major “Pappy”Boyington, VMF-122 transitioned to theF4U-1 “Corsair,” and accounted for 351/2kills. The squadron ended its first combattour, returning to Miramar, California, inAugust 1943.

Embarking on the USS Hollandia forits second combat deployment duringJuly 1944, the squadron was outfittedwith new Goodyear F4G-1A aircraft.

The squadron remained at Peleliuuntil reporting to MCAS Cherry Point,North Carolina in February 1946.Deactivated between July and October1946, VMF-122 was reactivated andreceived the FH-1 “Phantom” inNovember 1947, becoming the firstMarine Squadron to employ jet-propelled aircraft. Assigned to USSOriskany, VMF-122 became the firstMarine jet squadron to be both day andnight qualified for carrier operations. InJuly 1952, the squadron transitioned tothe F9F-4 “Panther.” Later equippedwith the more powerful F9F-5 thesquadron deployed aboard the USSCoral Sea. Following the MediterraneanSea cruise in 1953, the squadron wasassigned to MAG-24 at MCAS CherryPoint, North Carolina.


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In January 1954, VMF-122 was thefirst Marine Squadron equipped with theFJ-2 “Fury.” With a change of aircraft, the squadron adopted the dis-tinctive Candystriper insignia and tailmarkings. VMF-122 relocated to MCASBeaufort, SC in September 1957. InDecember 1957 the squadron became thefastest squadron in the Marine Corpswith delivery of the first F8U-1’s (F-8A)“Crusader” by Chance-Vought. A newpatch was designed to go with the newaircraft and VMF-122 officially becameknow as the “Crusaders”.

During 1964, the Crusaders deployedto Atsugi, Japan, for one year, returning toMCAS El Toro, California in January 1965.At El Toro, VMF(AW)-122 transitioned tothe F-4B “Phantom” and was designatedMarine Fighter Attack Squadron 122.VMFA-122 deployed to the Republic ofVietnam in August 1967, operating fromDa Nang Air Base. VMFA-122 rotated toMCAS Iwakuni, Japan in September 1968,returning to Vietnam in the summer of1969, at Marine Air Base Chu Lai.

Following a distinguished combatrecord, the “Crusaders” were assigned toMCAS Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, in September

1970. The “Crusaders” were then orderedto MCAS Iwakuni, Japan, as a Joint Chiefsof Staff directive to counter a North Viet-namese offensive against South Vietnam.The squadron returned to Kaneohe Bay,Hawaii on 27 December 1972.

On 14 August 1974, VMFA-122 wasplaced in a Cadre status in anticipation ofbecoming the Marine Corps’ first F-14Asquadron. With the decision not toaccept the “Tomcat” into the MarineCorps inventory, VMFA-122 was reacti-vated at MCAS Beaufort, S.C. and refittedwith the F-4J. On 25 September 1985,VMFA-122 flew its last F-4 sortie, com-pleting 20 years of service as a F-4 “Phan-tom” squadron.

On 22 January 1986, the “Crusaders”began a new era with the acceptance ofits first F/A-18A Hornet. In October2001, the “Crusaders” increased theircombat capabilities by transitioning tothe F/A-18C. In July 2002, the “Cru-saders” continued the UDP rotation,deploying to Iwakuni, Japan, in whichthe squadron was extended for a full year.While on deployment in November of2002 the “Crusaders” surpassed 70,000Class A mishap-free flight hours. InFeb. 2004 the squadron deployed for aWestern Pacific tour for 6 months.

The Crusaders returned in early 2007from a six month deployment to Iwakuni,Japan supporting training requirementsin Japan and South Korea.

VMFA(AW)-224“The Bengals”

Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF) 224was commissioned on 1 May 1942 at Bar-bers Point Hawaii. Flying GrummanF-4F Wildcats, the Bengals enteredWWII as part of the vaunted Cactus AirForce stationed on Henderson FieldGuadacanal. Led by Medal of Honorrecipient Maj Robert Galer, in less than 2months the squadron accounted for over60 downed Japanese aircraft and con-ducted infantry support missions whileunder constant attack from JapaneseNaval, Air, and Ground forces. TheAmerican victory at Guadacanal helpedstem the tide of the Japanese advanceacross the Southern Pacific and secured acrucial foothold in the long island hop-ping campaign to Japan.

Following the surrender of Japan, thesquadron served in various capacities in

the states and overseas. The squadronentered the jet era in 1951 with the accept-ance of the F2H-2 Banshee. In 1952, aftercompleting a Mediterranean Cruiseaboard the USS Roosevelt, the squadronaccepted the Grumman F9F-5 Panther,and was redesignated Marine AttackSquadron (VMA) 224. In July 1956, thesquadron became the first Marine unit tofield the A4D-1 Skyhawk aircraft.

On 1 November 1966 the squadronacquired the Grumman A-6A Intruder andwas redesignated as Marine All-WeatherAttack Squadron 224.

The squadron received the upgradedA-6E TRAM (Target Recognition andMulti-Sensor) aircraft in 1974.

The Bengals deployed to the MiddleEast arriving on 28 August 1990. Operat-ing from Shaikh-Isa Air Base, Bahrain thesquadron conducted deterrent and train-ing sorties as part of operation DesertShield. From 16 January to 28 February1991, the Bengals led the way in nightcombat operations in support of Opera-tion Desert Storm, expending more than2.3 million pounds of ordnance during422 combat sorties.

On 6 March 1993 the squadron wasredesignated VMFA(AW)-224 and movedto MCAS Beaufort, S.C. where theBengals received the multi-missionF/A-18D Hornet.

In September 1994, September1995, and February 1997, the Bengalsdeployed to Aviano, Italy, as part of theUnited Nations force for operationsDeny Flight, Provide Promise, Deliber-ate Force, Joint Endeavor, DeliberateGuard, and Silver Wake.

In July of 2001, VMFA(AW)-224 forUDP in the Far East. For a majority of thedeployment the squadron was split intotwo detachments. The detachments flewin support of both 31st MEU and 15thMEU, conducted ATARS reconnaissancemissions, normal squadron training, andother such operations as deemed neces-sary by 1st MAW and MAG-12. Duringthe course of the UDP, the Bengals oper-ated out of Guam, Okinawa, Australia,Trukk Island, Pappa New Guinea, thePhilippines Islands, South Korea, andmainland Japan.

In July of 2003 VMFA(AW)-224deployed again for UDP in the Far East.The unit operated out of Darwin, Australia; Okinawa; Guam in support ofExercise Cope North; and Iwakuni, Japan.


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In Feb. 2005, the unit was the firstMAG-31 squadron to deploy in supportof Operation Iraqi Freedom. The unitreturned in Aug. 2005 after completing asuccessful combat deployment at CampAl Asad, Iraq. The squadron boasts animpressive record of sorties flown anddelivery of ordinance in support of oper-ations on the ground. In 2007 the Bengalswill deploy to Iwakuni, Japan as part ofthe Unit Deployment Program.

VMFA-251“The Thunderbolts”

Marine Fighter Squadron 251 was acti-vated 1 December 1941 at Naval Air StationNorth Island, California as Marine Obser-vation Squadron 251 (VMO-251) underthe command of Capt Elliot E. Bard.

While flying the Grumman F4F-3P“Wildcat” during World War II, thesquadron participated in numerous Pacificcampaigns including Guadalcanal,Solomon Islands, Santa Cruz, Luzon, andthe Southern Philippines. In July 1942,the squadron deployed to New Zealandand was then relocated to the island ofEspiritu Santo to support the invasion ofGuadalcanal. The squadron returned tothe United States in July 1943.

Following a move to Mojave, Califor-nia, in May 1943 and then to Camp

Pendleton, California in November of thatsame year, the squadron transitioned tothe Vought F-4U “Corsair” and was redes-ignated as Marine Fighting Squadron 251.The squadron was redeployed to EspirituSanto in February 1944 with the newmotto “Lucifer’s Messenger.” While onEspiritu Santo, the squadron participatedin an offensive push on the JapaneseFortress of Rabaul until January 1944. TheThunderbolts then relocated to the Cen-tral Philippines and again to Bougainvillein June to participate in the Bismark Seacampaign before returning to the Philip-pines in January 1945. VMF-251 contin-ued operations in the Pacific until 1 May1945 when it flew its last combat missionof World War II while supporting clean-upoperations at Leyte.

In May 1994, VMFA-251 receivedF/A-18Cs in preparation for assignment toCarrier Air Wing One aboard the USSAmerica. The Thunderbolts successfullycompleted their first carrier deploymentwith the F/A-18C in February 1996. TheThunderbolts deployed two additionaltimes with CVW-1, aboard the USS GeorgeWashington in September 1997 and theUSS John F. Kennedy in September 1999.Both deployments were in support ofOperation Southern Watch.

During the summer months of 2001the squadron completed another workup

cycle with CVW-1. In September 2001,the squadron deployed onboard the USSTheodore Roosevelt to the Arabian Seawhere it was the first Marine squadronto participate in Operation EnduringFreedom. The squadron returned toMCAS Beaufort, South Carolina inMarch 2002.

In September 2002, the Thunderboltswere presented the Robert Hanson Trophyas the “Marine Fighter Attack Squadronof the Year.”

On 12 February 2003, the squadrondetached from MAG-31 and departed onan unscheduled deployment with MAG-11to the Middle East in support of OperationSouthern Watch and then Operation IraqiFreedom. On 20 February 2003, the squadronbegan flying combat missions in supportof OSW and then transitioned to combatoperations in support of OIF on 19March 2003.

The squadron flew its last OIF missionon 4 May 2003 and returned home toMAG-31 on 13 May 2003. They deployedagain aboard the USS Enterprise from April2006 to October 2006 and flew missions insupport of both Operations Enduring Free-dom and Iraqi Freedom. This deploymentmarked the first time that, as a carrier basedsquadron, the unit deployed ashore toCamp Al Asad, Iraq for two months beforeembarking back on the USS Enterprise.


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VMFA-312“The Checkerboards”

Marine Fighter Squadron 312(VMF-312) was commissioned on 1 June1943 at Page Field, Parris Island, SouthCarolina. Commanded by Major RichardM. Day, the squadron began flight opera-tions with 10 North American SNJ-4 Tex-ans and one F4U-1D’s and one SNJ-4.The squadron began combat training dueto the urgency of the war effort. At thistime, the Checkerboards emblem beganto appear on both the cowling and rudderof the aircraft. Sporting six .50 calibermachine guns, the design continues toadorn the identifier of VMFA-312.

Departing Parris Island on 2 January1944, the squadron prepared to begincombat operations in the Pacific theaterassigned to Marine Aircraft Group 11 on25 June 1944, the squadron was trans-ported to Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides,where they received 24 Goodyear FG-1Corsairs. With newly installed 3.5 and 5inch rocket launchers, the squadronprepared for its first combat action fromthe recently captured Kadena airstrip.VMF-312 continued to operate fromKadena Air Base until the cessation ofhostilities.

In 1973, the squadron received thenewer F-4J aircraft, with its muchimproved radar and avionics, as well asimproved aerodynamic design.

In 1979, the Checkerboards becamethe first Second Marine Aircraft WingFighter Squadron to deploy to WES-PACunder the Unit Deployment six-monthrotation program. In July 1987, VMFA-312

retired its F-4 aircraft and transitioned tothe F/A-18A Hornet. In August, transi-tioned to the F/A-18C Night Attack Hornet.

In April of 2000, VMFA-312 begancruise workups with Carrier Air WingThree; however, this time the ship wasthe USS Harry S. Truman sailing onher maiden deployment. On Novem-ber 27, VMFA-312 embarked on theUSS Harry S. Truman for her historicfirst deployment.

Carrier Air Wing Three entered theNorth Arabian Gulf and began OperationSouthern Watch missions on January 3,2001. On January 20th, a VMFA-312 jetdestroyed an anti-aircraft artillery site,which was threatening coalition aircraftin Southern Iraq. On February 16th, fiveVMFA-312 aircraft participated in a largeforce strike against numerous targets inthe vicinity of Baghdad.

The Checkerboards deployed aboardthe USS Enterprise in August of 2003.They flew combat sorties in support ofOperations Enduring Freedom and IraqiFreedom. In November 2003 it was thefirst squadron in Carrier Air Wing Oneto release ordnance in support of groundforces in Iraq. The Checkerboardsremained in the Central Command Areaof Responsibility until the end of Janu-ary and returned home to Beaufort inFebruary of 2004. The squadron wasawarded the 2004 Marine Corps Avia-tion Association Hanson Award, as thebest Fighter Attack squadron in theMarine Corps. The squadron continuesto train and prepare to support theGlobal War on Terror. They deployed toIwakuni, Japan in mid 2006.

VMFA(AW)-332“The Moonlighters”

Marine All-Weather Fighter AttackSquadron 332 was first commissioned inJune 1943 at the newly constructedMarine Corps Air Station Cherry Point,North Carolina. Originally designated asMarine Scout Bomber Squadron(VMSB-332), the squadron flew SBDDauntless dive-bombers out of CherryPoint and Bougue Field, North Carolinaand Mojave, California before departingfor the Pacific Theatre during World WarII. On 1 March 1945, the squadron wouldmake the first of four changes insquadron designations. RedesignatedMarine Torpedo Bombing Squadron 332(VTMB-332), the squadron transitionedto the TBM Avenger. After the war, 332relocated to San Diego in November 1945for deactivation.

Marine Attack Squadron 332 wasrecommissioned on 23 April 1952 as partof 3d Marine Aircraft Wing at MCAS OpaLocka, Florida, flying the F6F Hell Catand later F4U Corsairs. During the Koreanconflict, Marine Attack Squadron 332was assigned a combat role operatingfrom the USS Bairoko, distinguishingthemselves as one of the few Marinesquadrons flying from an aircraft carrier.

Upon return from the war in 1953,VMA-332 transitioned to the AD-1Skyraider. From 1953 to 1957, VMA-332rotated annually between the East Coastand the Far East. In 1958, the squadronrelocated back to MCAS Cherry Point,North Carolina, and entered the jet age tran-sitioning to the venerable A-4D Skyhawk.

VMA-332 continued its yearly rotationto Japan until 1962, when it was deployedto Udorn, Thailand, to support a MarineExpeditionary Force quelling unrest in thatcountry. Later in 1962, the squadron woulddeploy back home. It was during this timethat the squadron’s nickname was mysteri-ously changed to the “Moonlighters” andthe tail letters were changed to “EA.”Although there are speculations, no writtenexplanation exists for the change.

On 20 August 1968, the “Moon-lighters” transitioned to the A-6 Intruderand was designated Marine All-WeatherAttack Squadron 332. On 1 March 1975,the squadron received its first A-6EIntruder and in July 1982, they againupgraded to the A-6E TRAM (TargetRecognition and Attack Multi-sensor).


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16 June 1993, began a new chapter forthe “Moonlighters” when the squadronwas re-designated Marine All-WeatherFighter Attack Squadron 332, moved toMCAS Beaufort, South Carolina, and tran-sitioned to the F/A-18D Hornet. Having toramp up rapidly as a “new” squadron, the“Moonlighters” were called on to supportNATO’s Operations Deny Flight and Pro-vide Promise in the former Yugoslavianrepublic of Bosnia from Aviano Air Base,Italy from October 1994 to March 1995.During the deployment, the squadron ledwhat was the largest NATO air strike todate against the Udbina Airfield as well asparticipating in several other strikes. InJuly 2005 the squadron departed MCASBeaufort for its combat deployment insupport of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Dur-ing its seven months of combat operationsthat included the Iraqi ConstitutionalReferendum and National Elections, thesquadron flew many other operations insupport of war fighters in the Al AnbarProvince. During this deployment theMoonlighters flew 2,406 sorties for a totalof 6,031 combat flight hours.

On 1 March 2000, the “Moon-lighters” reached the milestone 81,000mishap free flight hours, a safety recordspanning 21 years. The “Moonlighters”have now surpassed 100,000 hours. Thisis the first fighter attack squadron inCorps to achieve this milestone. As partof the Marine Aviation Transition Strategy,the Moonlighters are scheduled to deacti-vate in March 2007.

Unit Honors include the MeritoriousUnit Commendation with two BronzeStars, the Navy Unit Commendation, theAsian-Pacific Campaign Streamer, theWorld War II Victory Streamer, the KoreanService Streamer with one Bronze Star, theArmed Forces Expeditionary Streamer, andthe National Defense Streamer with twoBronze Stars. The unit returned in March2006 after completing a successful combatdeployment at Camp Al Asad, Iraq. Thesquadron boasts an impressive record ofsorties flown and delivery of ordnance insupport of operations on the ground. Aspreviously stated, as part of the MarineAviation Transition Strategy, the unit willdeactivate in 2007.

VMFA(AW)-533“The Hawks”

Marine Fighter Squadron 533 began anillustrious tradition of tactical excellence

on 1 October 1943 at Cherry Point, NorthCarolina. Commissioned as Marine NightFighter Squadron-533 (VMF(N)-533), itwas the third such Marine Squadron, whichflew the Grumman F6F-3N Hellcat.

In October 1945, 533 was stationed inPeiping, China and soon transitioned tothe F7F-3N Tigercat. From Peiping thesquadron moved to Hawaii, and in Janu-ary 1947 to MCAS Cherry Point, N.C.,where during the Korean conflict thesquadron trained aircrews for the nightfighter squadrons in Korea.

In May 1953, the squadron transitionedto its first jet aircraft, the F2H-A Banshee.The squadron was re-designated as MarineFighter Squadron 533. The F9F-9 Cougarwas introduced to the Hawks in 1957. A-4D’s replaced the Cougars and thesquadron was re-designated Marine AttackSquadron 533 in 1959. In 1965, MarineAttack Squadron 533 became Marine AllWeather Attack Squadron after acquiringthe world’s most sophisticated attack air-craft, at the time, the Grumman A-6AIntruder. In June 1972, VMA(AW)-533returned to combat while deployed to NamPhong, Thailand, otherwise known as the“Rose Garden.” The squadron returned toMCAS Iwakuni in August 1973. In Novem-ber 1975 the squadron departed for MCASCherry Point. In 1976 VMA(AW)-533received its first Marine A-6E aircraft.

During December 1990, the squad-ron completed the movement of ten A-6EIntruders to NAS Cubi Point, Philip-pines in preparation for deployment to

Operation Desert Shield. From 23December 1990 to 16 January 1991, theHawks conducted flight operations and24-hour CAS/DAS alerts in support ofOperation Desert Shield.

On 24 March 1991, the squadronreturned to MCAS Cherry Point, complet-ing an eleven and one-half month aroundthe world tour. The Hawks made historyon 1 September 1992 when they were re-designated Marine All Weather FighterAttack Squadron 533, becoming the firstsquadron in 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing totransition to the two-seat F/A-18D. Thesquadron received it’s first F/A-18D on 7October 1992 and completed relocation toMCAS Beaufort, SC on 7 December 1992.In July 1993, VMFA(AW)-533 deployedto Aviano Air Base, Italy, in support ofNATO forces and Security Council resolu-tion 816. The Hawks flew their first oper-ational mission over Bosnia-Herzegovinaonly three days after setting foot on Italiansoil. The squadron returned to the UnitedStates on 14 January 1994.

On 23 March 1995, VMFA(AW)-533redeployed to Aviano, Italy, in supportof Operation Deny Flight. On 8 June 1995,a division of Hawks located and assistedin the rescue of Air Force Captain ScottO’Grady. In August 1996, VMFA(AW)-533redeployed to Aviano Air Base, Italy, insupport of Operations Decisive Edge andJoint Endeavor. The Hawks returned toMCAS Beaufort on 22 February 1997.

On 31 August 1998, VMFA(AW)-533left MCAS Beaufort for it’s first WestPac


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Deployment in seven years. On 28 May,the Hawks led the first strike intoYugoslavia, destroying multiple militarystorage facilities north of Pristina. Afterspending nine out of the previous elevenmonths deployed, the Hawks returned toMCAS Beaufort on 2 July 1999.

Departing Beaufort on 10 February2003 in support of Operations SouthernWatch and Enduring Freedom and arriv-ing at Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base, Kuwait on11 February 2003, the Hawks once againfound themselves poised for combat. On20 March 2003, coalition forces crossed intoIraq and for the next 30 days conducted24-hour flight operations in support of thecoalition forces’ advance into Iraq. Withthe end of hostilities in mid-April of 2003the Hawks were subsequently ordered toprepare for redeployment to CONUS.Leaving the sandstorms of Kuwaitbehind, the squadron began their retro-grade on 02 May 2003 and had safelyreturned every member of the squadronto Beaufort by 10 May 2003. Thesquadron is currently preparing for anearly deployment to Iraq. The unitreturned in September 2006 after com-pleting a successful combat deploymentto Camp Al Asad, Iraq.

Navy StrikeFighter Squadron

VFA-86“The Sidewinders”

Strike Fighter Squadron EIGHT SIXtraces its origin to Fighter Squadron 921,based at Naval Air Station St. Louis,

M.O., during the Korean War in Febru-ary 1951. In February 1953, thesquadron was redesignated VF-84 whiledeployed to Guantanamo Bay, Cubaaboard USS Antietam. In July 1955, thesquadron was redesignated VA-86Sidewinders.

When originally commissioned thesquadron flew the F4U “Corsair.” InJune 1953, the squadron commencedtraining in the F8F-2 “Bearcat” in prepa-ration for flying the F9F-5 “Panther,”which it began flying in November1953. In April 1955, the squadron begantransitioning to the F7U-3M “Cutlass”or, as it was affectionately called, “TheEnsign Eater.” Following extensive eval-uation work with the Sparrow I missile,VA-86 retired their “Cutlasses” for theA4D-1 “Skyhawk” in May 1957. Afteralmost 10 years in the “Skyhawk,”VA-86 began transition to the A-7A“Corsair II” in March 1967 and becamethe first fleet operational squadron ofA-7’s in the Navy on 1 June 1967. On15 July 1987, Attack SquadronEighty-six was redesignated StrikeFighter Squadron Eighty-six and begantransitioning to the FA-18C Hornet.

The Sidewinders took part in manymajor conflicts to include the KoreanWar, four combat deployments to Viet-nam, “Desert Storm,” Operations“Deny Flight” and “Deliberate Force”off the coast of Bosnia, OperationEnduring Freedom in Afghanistan, andOperation Iraqi Freedom. While flyingover Afghanistan in 2001-2002, start-ing just days after the New York Cityterror acts, the squadron delivered over425,000 pounds of ordnance and flewover 3,100 hours in less than three

months of combat operations aboardUSS Theodore Roosevelt. The squadronwas recognized throughout the deploy-ment for both operational and mainte-nance achievements. During OIF, in2003-2004, the squadron flew over3000 flight hours over Iraq over thesix-month deployment bagging over1600 traps aboard USS Enterprise. Thesquadron deployed again aboard theUSS Enterprise from April 2006 toOctober 2006 and flew missions in sup-port of both Operations Enduring Free-dom and Iraqi Freedom.

Marine Wing SupportSquadron 273“The Sweat Hogs”

On June 13, 1986, Marine Wing Sup-port Squadron 273 (MWSS 273) wasformed at Marine Corps Air Station Beau-fort, South Carolina, from elements ofMarine Air Base Squadron 31, andDetachment Bravo, Marine Wing SupportGroup 27. The assigned mission ofMWSS 273 is to provide all essential avi-ation ground support to a designatedfixed-wing component of a Marine Avia-tion Combat Element (ACE), and all sup-porting or attached elements of theMarine Air Control Group (MACG). Thissupport includes internal airfield com-munications, weather services, expedi-tionary airfield services, aircraft rescueand firefighting, aircraft and ground refu-eling, essential engineer services, motortransport, messing, chemical defense,security and law enforcement, airbasecommandant functions, and explosiveordnance disposal.


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1966, Naval Hospital Beaufort hasadministered the TRICARE Program, theDepartment of Defense’s managed healthcare program for active duty members,military, families and retirees.

Naval Hospital Beaufort providesgeneral medical, surgical, and emer-gency services to all active duty Navyand Marine Corps personnel, as well asretired military personnel and all mili-tary families residing the Beaufort area.Heath Care service includes Anesthesia,Audiology, Aviation Medicine, Derma-tology, General Surgery, OrthopedicSurgery, Anesthesiology, ObstetricsGynecology, Pediatrics, Physical Thera-py, Mental Health, Internal MedicineOptometry, Radiology, Medicine, Podia-try, Occupational Health/PreventiveMedicine, Emergency Medicine/AcuteCare, Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery, SocialServices, Family Practice, Sports Medi-cine, Wellness Center. Gastroenterolo-gy, Mammography and Radiology.

Additionally, in garrison, MWSS 273 istasked to supplement air station facilitiesand services provided by Marine CorpsAir Station Beaufort, SC.

Since the formation of the Squadron,the “Sweat Hogs” of MWSS 273 have dis-tinguished themselves tactically and profes-sionally in the continental United Statesand around the world. In 1989, MWSS 273provided extensive disaster relief support tothe city of Charleston, SC, during the after-math of Hurricane Hugo. During Opera-tion Desert Storm in 1990, the squadronplayed a direct role in providing aviationground support for United Nations forcesconducting combat operations against Iraq.During Operation Desert Storm, theMarines of MWSS 273 assisted in the con-struction of the largest expeditionary air-field in Marine Corps history at Al Khanjar,Saudi Arabia, in addition to several othermajor construction and transportationprojects. Throughout the 1990’s, thesquadron provided extensive operationalsupport to Aviano Air Force Base, Italy,Nato contingency operations Deny Flightand Provide Promise, Operation UpholdDemocracy in Haiti, Operation Joint Forgein the Balkans, Operation Allied Force andJoint Task Force Noble Anvil in Taszar,Hungary, and numerous Marine Expedi-tionary Units. In addition to MWSS-273has also provided extensive training andexercise support both in and out ofCONUS, to include, Baltic Challenge, BalticCastle, Roving Sands, Combined ArmsExercises (CAX), Hornet’s Nest, Battle Grif-fin, Fuertes Defenses, Dynamic Mix, JointTask Force-6, and New Horizons.

MWSS-273 has extended its impressiverecord into the new millennium, providingsupport personnel for the ongoing Opera-tion Enduring Freedom taking place inAfghanistan, Operation Iraqi Freedom andjoint Task Force-Bravo in the Republic ofHonduras, and exercises CAX, DesertTalon and New Horizons. These opera-tions and exercises have continuouslychallenged the abilities and dedication ofthe squadron throughout its history, yield-ing consistently stellar results.

In addition to its tactical compe-tence and success, MWSS-273 has con-sistently provided support for militaryand civic construction projects, savingtaxpayers millions of dollars.

Major projects completed by the SweatHogs include: The Marine Corps RecruitDepot, Parris Island’s “Crucible” and

several physical fitness areas, the Sum-merville, S.C., parks and recreation athleticcomplex, St. Helena’s Island tornado clean-up and erosion control at Hunting IslandState Park and hurricane evacuation andclean-up assistance. Since 1997, MWSS-273 has taken the lead, Marine Corps wide,in K-Span construction, completing over20 buildings in five years, including elevenK-Spans for MCGCDC 29 Palms, sixK-Spans for MCAS, Beaufort, two K-Spansfor MCRD PI, and one K-Span for the localcommunity.

Unit Awards include the Navy Com-mendation Streamer, the National DefenseService Streamer, and the Southwest AsiaStreamer with three bronze stars.

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Beaufort, South CarolinaWelcome

Beaufort is a city of traditional gracious beauty and character. Striking pre-Revolu-tionary and Civil War mansions are found in the city and placid and productive marshesteeming with life and broad rivers roll down to the great sounds. It is a city of antiquityand pride, where family roots and accomplishments count a great deal more than mate-rial aspects of life.

One of the first areas in America to be visited by European explorers, it has knownSpanish conquistadors, French Huguenot colonists, English privateers and pirates,Scottish fur traders, Indian wars and bloody fighting during the Revolutionary War. Itwas the center of culture and affluence prior to the Civil War when great fortunes weremade first in the cultivation of rice and indigo and later in long staple sea cotton.

The South Carolina historian McCraddy wrote that the plantation owners in thisarea, who had summer homes in Beaufort, made that city, “one of the wealthiest, mostaristocratic and cultivated towns of its size in America.”

It was also a hotbed of secessionist sentiment and the original Ordinance of Seces-sion was drawn up in Beaufort. South Carolina led the withdrawal of the southern statesfrom the rest of America and as a result, Beaufort was made an early objective for recap-ture by the U.S. government.

The Federal forces launched an attack from the sea in November 1861 and brushedaside the weak and incomplete Confederate defenses. Beaufort was occupied for the nextseveral years and many homes were sold for as little as $15 in back taxes. For years the eco-nomic desolation resulting from the war left the county without any viable industry. Later,Phosphate mining and a U.S. Naval base were the only sources of revenue.

After World War II in particular, it was discovered that this area was one of the lastundeveloped and unpolluted areas on the East Coast.

A residential boom began at locations around Beaufort, which attracted industry tothe area, and the county population grew accordingly.


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Beaufort County offers the visitor ornew resident miles of beautiful beaches,unsurpassed sports opportunities and aquiet easy pace of living that is seldomfound in other parts of America.

Area HousingThere are many apartments, condo-

miniums and single family homes in Beau-fort County. A list of these is available fromthe local Chamber of Commerce. Visitwww.beaufortsc.org.

UtilitiesTelephone: No set policy. If your

record from your previous area is good,no deposit is required. If deposit isrequired, the minimum is $100. Mini-mum service connection charge is$32.30 plus one month’s local servicecharge. For more information, call(843) 522-9404.

Electric and Gas: $150 plus two ID’s.S.C. Electric and Gas Co., Route 2, Hwy,170, P.O. Box 1168, Beaufort, SC 29901,(843) 525-7700.

Beaufort–Jasper Water Authority: Ifyou are going to reside in the area servedby the City of Beaufort Water Dept., $25

water, $25 sewer and $5 service fee. Formore information, contact the BeaufortWater Department, 302 Carteret St.,Beaufort, SC 29902, (843) 525-7050.

Cable TV: Charter Communications,700 Paris Avenue, Port Royal, SC 299351-800-955-7766. U.S. Cable TV, SC 29902(843) 522-0784. COMCAST Cable, Beau-fort, SC 29904 (843) 522-1341, HargrayCable, 130 Robert Smalls Pkwy, Beaufort(843) 379-9000.

SchoolsPublic: The Beaufort County School

District operates 15 elementary schools,four middle schools, three senior highschools, and one school for exceptionalchildren. Each of three regional clusters –Battery Creek, Beaufort and Hilton Head –has its own elementary, middle and highschools. A total of more than 17,500 stu-dents is enrolled annually. For specificinformation, contact Superintendent ofschools, Board of Education Bldg., 1300King St./P.O. Box 309, Beaufort, S.C.29901, (843) 322-2300.

The Beaufort Academy is an independ-ent school with a present enrollment ofapproximately 375 students in grades K3through 12.

Private: There are six private schoolsavailable. Contact the Headmaster of eachfor specific information.

Colleges: University of South Carolina,Beaufort Regional Campus, 800 Carteret St.,Beaufort, S.C. (843) 521-4100; TechnicalCollege of the Lowcountry, 100 Ribaut Rd.,Beaufort, S.C. 29902 (843) 525-8330; Web-ster University, P.O. Box 6115, Beaufort, S.C.29902, (843) 524-1851; Park University,P.O. Box 9065, Marine Corps Air Station,Beaufort, S.C. 29904, (843) 522-9123 andLimestone College Block Program, Beaufort-Jasper Career Education Center, 1115College Dr., Gaffney, S.C., (800) 795-7151.Adult education: Contact the Adult Edu-cation Department at (843) 521-2359.

School Administration: Registrationfor all returning students at Laurel Baybegins mid-July. Laurel Bay PrimarySchool serves pre-kindergarten throughsecond grade, and Laurel Bay Intermedi-ate School serves grades three throughsix. Registration for all new students willbe held during the first week of August.Parents must have a birth certificate, S.C.immunization record, and social securitycard to register a new student. The S.C.immunization record can be obtainedfrom the Naval Hospital Beaufort and


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kindergarten students must be 5 yearsold on or before September 1. A half-daypreschool program for all 4-year-olds willbe offered at Laurel Bay. Call 522-7002.

Shopping Centers/Newspapers & Magazines

There are numerous shopping centers,banks and savings and loans in the area.The local paper is The Beaufort Gazette.Also available are The Island Packet; TheState; Charleston Post and Courier;Bluffton Today; USA Today, The GullahSentinel and News Piedmont.

TransportationBeaufort is mainly dependent upon

the automobile. Major highways withinthe region include Interstate 95 and U.S.Highways 17, 21, 170 and 278. I-95, themain north-south corridor on the EastCoast, extends from Maine to Miami,Florida, carrying an average of more than16,000 vehicles per day through lowerSouth Carolina, and connects with allother eastern interstates. Easy access isprovided at Exit 33 to other major high-ways: U.S. Highway 17, the coastal routeto the ports of Charleston and Savannah,U.S. Highway 278 to the towns ofBluffton and Hilton Head Island, and U.S.Highway 170 and 21 to the city of Beau-fort and town of Port Royal. A number ofsignificant improvement projects for theBeaufort regional highway system havebegun and other improvement projectsare proposed for the Beaufort CountyTransportation Program. Other types oftransportation compliment the roadways.

Buses: The Lowcountry RegionalTransportation Authority provides pub-lic bus transportation for the generalpublic. For bus route schedules andfares, which varies with type of trans-portation, call the executive director at1-888-757-5782. The Greyhound BusLines serve the low country area withtickets for distant traveling; 1307 Bound-ary St., (843) 524-4646.

Taxi Service: Independent cab com-panies operate taxis in Beaufort County.Beaufort County taxi fares are regulatedby the City Council.

Rail: Trains leaving out of Yemassee,S.C. (approximately 25 miles north) isthe only passenger train running throughthe Lowcountry. For prices and schedulescall Amtrak at 1-800-835-8725.

Air Service: Beaufort County has twocounty-owned airports; one on Lady’sIsland and the other on Hilton Head Island.Federal funding, coupled with local countyand state expenditures, has resulted inmany recent improvements to both air-ports. The Beaufort County Airport (Frog-more International) is located on U.S.Highway 21, four miles from downtownBeaufort. This airport has a 3,430-foot run-way, radio-controlled runway lights, and adawn to dusk terminal, including fuelavailability and limited services andincreased civil aviation capacity. The run-way was extended to 5,000 feet, allowingup to 50 passenger planes, an increasefrom the current limit of 30-passengerplanes. Airline service is available at Savan-nah Airport (55 miles south of Beaufort onGeorgia 307) and Charleston Airport(75 miles north of Beaufort on Inter-state 526) with regularly scheduled airlineservice, as well as airfreight.

TV and RadioThere are 13 radio and seven TV

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Port Royal, South CarolinaWelcome

Both Parris Island and the Naval Hos-pital’s closest neighboring community isthe town of Port Royal. Located just out-side the main gate of each installationand on both sides of Battery Creek, PortRoyal is the home of many federalemployees, both military and civilian.While much emphasis is placed thesedays on being new and improved, PortRoyal has positioned itself as a traditionalneighborhood community that believesin doing it “the old fashioned way.”

Charm and a sense of history com-bine to make this a town whose roots arefirmly planted in the settlements of theearly 1500s when the Spanish explorerPedro de Quexos first set foot on PortRoyal. The first English settlers arrived in1670 and permanent settlers made PortRoyal home in 1711. Early in the 1900s,Port Royal was the stopping point forMarine Recruits bound for Parris Island.At the port of Port Royal, recruits departedtrains, boarded vessels and sailed acrossthe Beaufort River to Parris Island wheretheir training commenced.

Today, Port Royal is preserving itsSouthern past while moving forward intothe 21st century. The town core is beingrevitalized promoting walking neighbor-hoods where families interact with oneanother in a friendly, casual lifestyle.Many new homes in the core district oftown have been built close to each otherincorporating back alleyways to encour-age a sense of neighborliness. One com-munity even includes a porch swing witheach house they sell. Various homedevelopments have been strategicallyplaced in and around pleasant vistas andcurious attractions.

Town planners have in recent yearsincorporated wide sidewalks to encour-age early evening walks and foster adiminishing dependence on automo-biles. Walking trails and parks locatedthroughout provide for leisurely recre-ation. For in-line skaters, Live Oak Parkon Paris Avenue offers a roller hockeyrink. Located near downtown PortRoyal is “The Sands” which is the site ofthe annual July 4th celebration and fire-works display. A favorite spot for manyresidents, The Sands provides a scenicview of the Beaufort River in a beach-type setting. The commercial district

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has been encouraged to develop near theresidential areas to allow quick and easyaccess to restaurants, shops and otheramenities without getting into the carand driving. Meeting your spiritualneeds, Port Royal is the home of manychurches of various faiths. An emphasison the arts and cultural activities may befound at “The Shed.” The Shed comesalive almost daily with high-energeticperformance and stellar family-styleentertainment. It is a not-for-profit artcenter, operated by Artistic Pursuits, Inc.,that features theatre, dance, music andart shows. A tour of Port Royal is avail-able in cyberspace by visiting our inter-net address at www.portroyal.org or formore information, E-mail us [email protected] or call (843) 986-2214. Intown residents are required to recycle.Recycling bins are available at Port RoyalTown Hall for $10.00.

Area HousingWhether you are looking to purchase

or rent, Port Royal offers a variety ofhousing options. Single and duplexhomes for sale or rent, nine apartmentand condominium complexes, or severalmobile home villages to choose from.Only a few minutes drive to Parris Islandor the Naval Hospital and approximately15 to 20 minute drive to MCAS Beaufort.

UtilitiesTelephone: Local telephone service is

provided by Sprint United Telephone Sys-tem–S.E. You have a choice of selectingyour long distance carrier. Deposit, ifrequired, to start service normally rangesfrom $50 to $200. There is also a serviceconnection charge which varies basedupon service needs. For more informa-tion, call (843) 522-9404.

Electric and Gas: Services may bepurchased from S.C. Electric and GasCo. (SCE&G) at 108 Robert SmallsParkway, P.O. Box 1168, Beaufort, S.C.29901-1168, (843) 525-7700. The stan-dard deposit to start new service is $150.SCE&G requires 24-hour advancenotice to start or stop service and doesnot provide this service on Saturdays,Sundays or holidays. Call toll free(800) 257-7234.

Water and Sewer: The Town of PortRoyal provides this service to in-townresidents and some out of town residents.

Service fees to start water service rangefrom $30 to $55. Water and sewer servicefees range from $40 to $65. For moreinformation, contact the Port RoyalWater Department, 700 Paris Ave.,P.O. Box 9, Port Royal, S.C. 29935-0009(843) 986-2211.

Cable TV: Charter Communications,700 Paris Avenue, Port Royal, S.C. 29935(800) 955-7766. U.S. Cable TV, S.C. 29902(843) 522-0784. COMCAST Cable, Beau-fort, S.C. 29904 (843) 522-1341, HargrayCable, 130 Robert Smalls Pkwy, Beaufort(843) 379-9000.

SchoolsSeveral elementary, middle and high

schools serve the Town. Port RoyalElementary is the only school locatedwithin town limits. Serving pre-kinder-garten through fifth grade, Port Royal Ele-mentary is on a year-round calendar withmulti-age classrooms. For more informa-tion contact Port Royal Elementary Schoolat 1214 Paris Ave., Port Royal, S.C. 29935,(843) 525-4300. Private and parochialschools are also available. Contact the Headmaster of each for specific information.

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Hilton Head Island,South Carolina

WelcomeHilton Head Island is located along

the southern coast of South Carolina,approximately 45 minutes from MarineCorps Recruit Depot, Parris Island.Hilton Head Island boasts a long andillustrious history. The island was namedfor the English sea captain, WilliamHilton, who spied the island in 1663.

With Hilton Head Island’s manyannual events, and great variety of recre-ational activities and community artsprograms, it’s easy to find something tosee or do. The island offers some of thetop tennis courts and golf courses in thecountry, along with a variety of water-related activities and horseback riding.Tennis magazine called Hilton HeadIsland the top tennis destination in theU.S. The island is also home to the annualFamily Circle Magazine Tennis Cup.

Hilton Head is a golfer’s dream aswell. It’s estimated that more than 1.2million rounds of golf are played on thearea’s more than 500 groomed fairwayseach year.

Area HousingThere are numerous apartment and

condominium complexes on HiltonHead Island. A list of these is availablefrom the local Chamber of Commerce,(843) 785-3673.

UtilitiesTelephone: Hargray Telephone Co.,

William Hilton Parkway, P.O. Box 21239,Hilton Head Island, S.C. 29925,(843) 686-5000. No deposit is required toobtain services. If service is establishedand disconnection occurs within the firstsix months, a reconnection fee is required.

Electric and Gas: A completed appli-cation, $200-$300 deposit (depositvaries depending on the area) isrequired, plus one form of I.D. Palmetto

Electric Cooperative, Inc., 111 MathewsDr., P.O. Box 21239, Hilton Head Island,S.C. 29925, (843) 681-5551. PalmettoElectric is member- owned and operated.When applying for services, a waiver isissued depending upon proof of good creditfrom your most recent power company.

Water & Sewer Service: For informa-tion on obtaining services contactCommunity Services Management, Inc.41 Bow Circle, P.O. Box 6029, HiltonHead Island, S.C. 29938 (843) 842-5535and/or Hilton Head Plantation Utilities,10 Royal James Dr., P.O. Box 21307,Hilton Head Island, S.C. 29925 (843) 681-5847.

Comcast: 67 Meadowbrook Dr.,Beaufort, 29907 (843) 525-1826, (888)266-2278.

SchoolsPublic: There is one high school, one

middle school, and two elementaryschools, one of which is located in Bluffton.Additionally, one high school is located inBluffton. For specific information, contact

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Superintendent of Schools, Board of Educa-tion Bldg., 1300 King St., P.O. Box 309,Beaufort, S.C. 29901, (843) 525-4200.

Private: There are two private schoolsavailable. Contact the Headmaster ofeach for specific information.

Colleges: Hilton Head College Center, One-College Center Dr., P.O. Box5311, Hilton Head Island, S.C. 29938,(843) 686-3663. College of Charleston-Hilton Head, One-College Center Dr.,Kiawah Bldg., P.O. Box 5311, Hilton HeadIsland, S.C. 29938, (843) 686-3663. Tech-nical College of the Lowcountry at HiltonHead, One-College Center Dr., KiawahBldg., P.O. Box 5976, Hilton Head Island,S.C. 29938, (843) 842-6509. University ofSouth Carolina-Beaufort at Hilton Head,

One-College Center Dr., P.O. Box 5311,Hilton Head Island, S.C. 29938,(843) 686-3663.

Adult Education: Contact the BeaufortDepartment of Education, P.O. Box 309,Beaufort, S.C. 29901, (843) 525-4200.

School Registration: When enteringthe Beaufort County School System forthe first time, a student should bring arecord of immunization from a physi-cian or from the Beaufort CountyHealth Department, a birth certificateand a social security card. When trans-ferring from another district, a studentshould bring a birth certificate and atranscript of the student’s academicrecord, including a record of immuniza-tion, from the sending school. For more

information about school enrollment,attendance zones and the student serv-ices, or for general district information,call the Pupil Personnel Office at(800) 763-1875, ext. 2337 or 2380, orwrite to Beaufort County School Dis-trict, 1300 King St., P.O. Box 309, Beau-fort, S.C. 29901.


There are numerous shopping centers,banks and savings and loans in the area.The local paper is The Island Packet. Thereare other newspapers, magazines, freeentertainment and activities guides and realestate magazines offered at island stands.

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Charleston, South CarolinaWelcome

The Charleston metropolitan area ismade up of three counties: Berkeley,Charleston, and Dorchester. The region’srecorded history began in 1670 when agroup of English colonists settled on atract of land which they called CharlesTowne, after King Charles II of England.The colony soon expanded into a busy,successful maritime and agricultural com-munity, playing a significant role in theNation’s founding. The name was changedto Charleston in 1783. Today theCharleston metro area continues to growand flourish, yet maintains its rich, his-toric charm. The region stretches fromcentral to southern South Carolina, some50 miles inland, with 90 miles of ocean-front. The area’s economic mix is diverse,combining the largest containerized cargoport on the South Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

Area HousingThe Charleston metro area offers vir-

tually any type of housing: antebellummansions, beachfront homes, resort con-dominiums, luxury townhouses, afford-able apartments, and starter homes. Theestimated purchase price for a newly builthome with 1,800 square feet of living area(three bedrooms, two bathrooms-locatedin a mid-management executive house-hold neighborhood) in the Charlestonarea is $114,396. The average monthlyrental cost for a two bedroom, 2 bathroomunfurnished apartment is $553 excludingall utilities except water.

UtilitiesTelephone: Bell South provides tele-

phone service for the majority of the region.For more information, call (843) 780-2355,or outside South Carolina (800) 336-0014.

Electric and Gas: S.C. Electric andGas Co., (843) 554-7234 is the main

power supplier for many areas in theregion. In some areas Berkeley ElectricCo-op, Santee Cooper and Edisto ElectricCo-op supply electricity. Contact localmunicipalities for more information.

Water: Contact your local municipalityfor water and sewer hook-up.

Cable TV: Comcast (843) 554-4100and US Cable (843) 559-2424.

SchoolsPublic: There are 71 schools in

Charleston County (843) 937-6300, 37in Berkeley (843) 723-4627, 16 Dorch-ester’s District II (843) 873-2901, andseven located in Berkeley’s District IV(843) 563-4535.

Private: There are 25 private andparochial schools that serve theCharleston area. For information contactTricounty Admission Council, P.O. Box39612, Charleston, S.C. 29407. Col-leges/Universities: Charleston SouthernUniversity (843) 863-7000, The Citadel

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(843) 953-5000, College of Charleston(843) 953-5507, Johnson and Wales Uni-versity (843) 727-3000, Medical Universityof South Carolina (843) 792-2300, Tri-dent Technical College (843) 576-6000and Webster University (843) 572-2675.School Registration: All children enteringfirst grade must present a birth certificateand must be 6 years of age by September 1of the current school year. All childrenentering South Carolina schools for thefirst time must present an immunizationcertificate. The school year is 180 dayslong, begins at the end of August/earlySeptember and concludes at the end ofMay/early June. School bus service isavailable for students who live more than1/2 mile from the school where they areassigned.


There are numerous shopping cen-ters, banks and savings and loans in thearea. The Post and Courier is the dailynewspaper in the metropolitan area.There are also a number of non-daily andweekly newspapers in communitiesthroughout the tri-county area.

TransportationCharleston has an excellent highway

system. Major highways within the regioninclude Interstates 29, 526 and 95. U.S.Highways include 17, 52, 78, 176 and 701.

Buses: Local transit: SCE&G, Intercity:Greyhound and Trailways provides publicbus transportation. For bus route sched-ules and fares, which varies with type oftransportation, call (843) 747-0922.

Rail: Norfolk Southern, CSX System,Amtrak. For prices and schedules callAmtrak (800) 835-8725.

Air Service: Charleston InternationalAirport is a facility providing commercialand military air service. Seven commer-cial airlines offer over 90 flights per day.

Airlines include AirSouth, Comair,Continental, Delta, Midway Connection,United Express and USAir. In addition,six private airports throughout the regionaccommodate both corporate and privateaircraft.

TV and RadioThere are 25 radio and four VHF TV

stations (TV-2, 4, 5, and 36), and two

UHF TV stations (Fox affiliate WTAT andSCETV-WITV).

Savannah, GeorgiaWelcome

The City of Savannah (65.1 squaremiles) is located entirely in ChathamCounty, Georgia (443 square miles)which lies south of the Savannah River,the boundary between South Carolinaand Georgia. Chatham County is the fifthmost populous county in the state, regis-tering a population of 226,160 in 1995.Effingham County to the northwest had

a population of 32,118 in 1995, BryanCounty population 21,190 in 1995.These three counties comprise theSavannah Metropolitan Statistical Area(MSA), with a total 1995 populationof 279,468.

Savannah has been dubbed “themost beautiful city in North America”by LeMonde, the leading newspaper inParis, France; “One of the top 10 walkingcities in the U.S.,” by Walking Magazineand “One of the top 10 U.S. Cities toVisit,” by Condé Nast Traveler. TouringHistoric Savannah is a fascinating andenriching step back in time adding tothe city’s beauty.

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and condominium complexes in Savan-nah/Chatham County. A list of these isavailable from the local Chamber ofCommerce. For more specific infor-mation about Savannah housing call (843) 577-2510 or (912) 644-6400.

UtilitiesTelephone: Southern Bell, Savannah,

Ga., 780-2355 O-3 or outside city call(800) 356-3094. Deposit for services isnormally not required depending oncredit history with most recent telephonecompany. If a deposit is required, $100 isnormally the minimum fee.

Electric: Savannah Electric andPower Company, 600 E. Bay St., Savan-nah, Ga., (912) 232-8133.

Gas: Savannah Gas Company,1674 Chatham Pkwy., Savannah, Ga.,(912) 238-2152.

Cable TV: Cablevision of Savannah,5515 Abercorn St., Savannah, Ga. 31405,(912) 354-7531.

SchoolsPublic: There are seven high schools,

nine middle schools, 29 elementaryschools and one school for exceptionalchildren. For specific information, contact

the schools administrative Office at(912) 651-7000.

Private: There are 28 private schoolsavailable. Contact the Headmaster ofeach for specific information, or contactthe Savannah Area Chamber of Com-merce for a complete listing.

Colleges: Armstrong State University,11935 Abercorn St., (912) 927-5277, 1419;Savannah State, P.O. Box 20449, 31404;Savannah College of Art and Design, 342Bull St., 31401 (912) 238-2484; SavannahTechnical Institute, 5717 White Bluff Rd.,31419 (912) 351-6423; The Coastal Geor-gia Center for Continuing Education, 305Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, 31401,(912) 651-2550; South College, 709 MallBlvd., 31406 (912) 691-6000.

Adult Education: Contact the Depart-ment of Education, (912) 651-7000.

School Registration: When enteringSavannah’s Public School System forthe first time, a student should bring arecord of immunization from a physicianor from the County Health Depart-ment; a birth certificate, and a socialsecurity card. When transferring fromanother district, a student should bringa birth certificate; and a transcriptof the student’s academic record, in-cluding a record of immunization,from the sending school. For moreinformation about school enrollment,attendance zones and the student services,

or for general district information, call(912) 651-7000.


There are numerous shopping cen-ters, banks and savings and loans in thearea. The local paper is The SavannahMorning News/Evening Post. There areother newspapers, magazines, free enter-tainment and activities guides and realestate magazines offered at newsstands.

TransportationBuses: CAT-Chatham Area Transit

provides public transportation through-out Savannah and most of ChathamCounty. CAT Shuttle offers convenientservice from Downtown hotels, inns andthe visitors’ center to Savannah’s HistoricDistrict and other attractions. For busroute schedule and fares, call 233-5768.

Taxi Service: There are over 100 reg-istered taxis located in Savannah. Rail:For prices and schedule call Amtrak(800) 835-8725.

Air Service: The Savannah Inter-national Airport is located 16 miles fromDowntown Savannah with daily flights tomajor U.S. destinations, non-stop serviceto major cities and convenient inter-national connecting flights in severalcities. The airport services an air trade areaof 17 Georgia counties including HiltonHead Island, S.C.; complete passengerservices, air cargo handling facilities, TheSavannah Foreign Trade Zone, and exten-sive warehouse and office space areavailable within the perimeter. The air-port is strategically located for business/future business expansion and is at thecenter of a transportation infrastructurethat consists of one of the fastest growingcontainer ports on the East Coast. Con-vention and business travelers find theairport atmosphere unhurried and obligingand can move easily through the eightgates serving the airlines. Passenger air-lines servicing Savannah are AirSouth,AV Atlantic Charter, Delta, MidwayConnection, Savannah/Hilton Head JetExpress and USAir.

TV and RadioThere are twelve FM and four AM radio

stations and six TV stations that serve theSavannah and Chatham County area.


Hurricane HistoryHurricane season for the Atlantic coast begins June 1 and will continue through

Nov. 30. Beaufort has been fortunate and missed the brunt of several severe storms in thepast few years. However the danger of a major hurricane coming ashore here remains.

For newcomers to the area since Hurricane Hugo, it is hard to comprehend the forceof the storm and the damage it inflicted upon the Lowcountry. For others who braved thedeluge of rain, high winds and vivid lightning, Sept 21, 1989, is a date difficult to forget.

While Beaufort County sustained only minor wind damage and heavy rainfall,Charleston, along with its surrounding communities of Summerville and McClen-nanville, were nearly leveled by one of the most devastating hurricanes to ever hit theSoutheastern United States.

Even as Hugo methodically approached the Atlantic Coast leaving behind a wake ofdestruction throughout the Bahamas and Puerto Rico, many believed the storm wouldweaken. Instead, Hugo gathered strength and headed for South Carolina and Georgiacoastline.

Only when landfall was imminent did residents begin to brace for the storm. As aresult, many were ill prepared for what became a catastrophe. Thousands of people evac-uated coastal areas in the waning moments before the storm’s landfall. Hugo even forcedthe cancellation of Company H, 2nd Battalion’s recruit graduation ceremony.

Beaufort was also spared the damage of Hurricane Bob in 1991 as it took a north-ward swing and made landfall in the Camp Lejeune, N.C., area.

Hurricane Advisory


Hurricane Information Hotline1-800-343-0639 MCRD/MCAS

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Hurricane Advisory

Most recently and perhaps the mostpowerful storm to hit the Southeast inthe last century was Hurricane Katrina in2005. The storm destroyed HomesteadAir Force Base, Fla., and leveled much ofthe southern portion of the state and thenmoved into the Gulf of Mexico to do thesame to Louisiana.

Two strong hurricanes hit the GulfCoast near Pensacola, Fla., in 1995. Theireffects are still being felt as property own-ers struggle to rebuild their homes andtheir lives.

In 1996, Hurricane Bertha and Franapproached the low country, but bothdiverted north to the Camp Lejeuneregion. In 2000, Hurricane Floyd becameless of a threat to the area as it weakenedand became a tropical storm.

If there is a bright spot which shinesthrough the destruction, it would have tobe the heightened sense of awarenessAtlantic Coast residents now have. Thesestorms have enlightened many about ahurricane’s deadly force and how best toprepare themselves and their propertyagainst it.

Hurricane PlanningAdvanced technology and satellite

imagery have greatly enhanced meteorol-ogists’ ability to detect hurricanes and theprobable paths they will take.

Early detection ensures the safety ofthousands of residents along the AtlanticCoast, allowing them ample time to pre-pare for an advancing storm.

When a hurricane watch is issuedfor the Lowcountry, a threat of a hurri-cane-making landfall is possible. Hurri-cane conditions include winds in excessof 74 mph and dangerously high tidesand waves.

The following actions should immedi-ately be taken under a hurricane watch orwarning to protect your life and property:

• Regularly monitor weather reports onthe radio or television. Pay attention toofficial announcements—not to rumors.

• Find out what you need to do forproof of claim or loss and how toprocess a claim following the storm.

• Store enough food and water in a safeplace to last each person three to five

days. Store food that doesn’t requirerefrigeration and turn down therefrigerator to its lowest setting sofood will keep longer if power is lost.Keep extra water in a clean bathtubor other containers. Use a barbecuegrill or camping stove to cook, andstore paper cups, plates and plasticsilverware.

• Keep two to three changes of clothesper person.

• Gather tools and materials to helpprotect your home such as shuttersor boards, nails, tape, hammers,shovel, etc.

• Secure the outside of your home byputting away toys, lawn furniture,etc., and anchoring all objects thatare too big to be brought inside. Pro-tect glass by boarding, securing shut-ters or taping windows and bracegarage doors.

• Do not drain swimming pools.

• Fill your automobile’s gas tank in caseevacuation becomes necessary.

• Fill needed prescriptions and ensure afully stocked first aid kit is available.

• Make arrangements for pets in case ofevacuation. Pets are not allowed inany public shelters.

• Secure your boat in a safe harbor. Boatson trailers should be moved into agarage or properly secured outside.

• Check your supplies making sureyou have a working flashlight andradio with an adequate stock ofbatteries.

• Move all valuables upstairs if floodingmay occur and store valuable docu-ments in water proof containers.

• If evacuation becomes necessary,leave as soon as possible. Know whereyou are going using only recommendedtravel routes and do not take short-cuts, coastal roads or drive throughflood waters.

• Use the telephone only for emergencies.

Remain calm. If evacuation becomesnecessary, ensure the following actionsare taken prior to leaving home:

• Turn off all utilities including gas,electricity and water. Lock allwindows and doors.

• Post a message regarding whereyou’re going and who is with you.

• Take important supplies such asa first aid kit, cash food and water,medicines, important documents,sleeping bags or blankets, baby foodand supplies, a flashlight and radio.

If you remain at home during thestorm, follow these safety precautions:

• Remain indoors and clear of win-dows, preferably in a central room.

• Turn off the electricity as soon asflooding begins and use flashlightsinstead of candles or lanterns.

• Open the refrigerator as little as possi-ble so that food will keep longer.

• Stay calm, follow the instructionsof local authorities and do notgo outside until the “all clear” signalis given.

After the storm has passed, remem-ber to continue using caution and followthese guidelines:

• Listen to instructions from localauthorities.

• If you have been evacuated, wait untilthe authorities tell you it’s safe toreturn.

• Check your food and water supply forspoilage and do not drink tap wateruntil it is deemed safe.

• Inspect for gas leaks using a flashlight and sense of smell only. If youdetect a leak, use a neighbors phoneto call the gas company.

• Check for electrical damage makingsure all outlets and appliances are drybefore use.


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• Look for structural damage to yourhome and watch for falling debris.

• If you must drive, avoid downed wires,flooded roads and disaster areas.

By using common sense and priorplanning, taking care of your family andproperty will be much easier during whatcan be a stressful time.

Hurricane TerminologySo that coastal residents can take

appropriate action before, during andafter a hurricane, it is vital to know andunderstand typhoon terminology.

The following are some terms oftenassociated with a hurricane and theirimplications.

Category 1 Hurricane: Storm withwinds 75 to 95 mph and storm surgesfour to five feet above mean sea level.

Category 2 Hurricane: Storm withwinds 96 to 110 mph and storm surgessix to eight feet above mean sea level.

Category 3 Hurricane: Storm withwinds 110 to 130 mph and storm surgesnine to 12 feet above mean sea level.

Category 4 Hurricane: Storm withwinds 131 to 155 mph and storm surges13 to 18 feet above mean sea level.

Category 5 Hurricane: Storm withwinds in excess 155 mph and stormsurges in excess of 20 feet above meansea level.

Condition 5: This is a normalcondition of readiness in which precau-tionary measures are exercised by allunits during the annual hurricaneseason. This condition will be in effectfrom 1 June until 30 November ofeach year.

Condition 4: A hurricane’s pathhas been reasonably well established,and its trend indicates a possible threatof destructive force winds within72 hours.

Condition 3: The hurricane contin-ues to advance and destructive forcewinds are possible within 48 hours.

Condition 2: Destructive force windsare anticipated within 24 hours.

Condition 1: Destructive force windsare imminent or expected within 12hours. This condition also applies whendestructive winds are in progress.

Destructive Weather Condition OneCaution: Destructive winds are anticipatedwithin 6 hours.

Destructive Weather Condition OneEmergency: Destructive winds are cur-rently affecting the MCAS Beaufort area.

Destructive Weather Condition OneRecovery: The destructive weather sys-tem has passed the area, but storm haz-ards remain. All orders, restrictions andguidance established in previous DWC’sremain in effect. MCAS emergency man-agement is affecting the speedy return tonormal operations by eliminating safetyconcerns, re-establishing services, utili-ties, clearing debris and performingessential repairs.

Flash Flood Warning: A flash flood isimminent, take immediate action.

Flash Flood Watch: A flash flood inthe area is possible, stay alert.

Gale Warning: Issued when winds of 39to 54 mph (34 to 47 knots) are expected.

Hurricane: Pronounced rotary circu-lation with a constant wind speed of75-mph (64 knots) or more.

Hurricane Warning: Issued whenhurricane conditions are expected in aspecified coastal area in 24 hours orless. Hurricane conditions includewinds of 75 mph (64 knots) or moreand/or dangerously high tides andwaves. Actions for protection of life andproperty should begin immediatelywhen the warning is issued.

Hurricane Watch: Issued for coastalareas when there is a threat of hurricanemaking landfall in the Lowcountry.

Storm Warnings: Issued when winds55 to 74 mph (48 to 63 knots) areexpected. If a hurricane is expected tostrike the coastal area, gale or stormwarnings will not usually precede hurri-cane warnings.



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Tornadoes: Sometimes spawned byhurricanes, these violently rotatingcolumns of air may produce severe dam-age and casualties. The typical path of atornado is 50 feet wide and a few mileslong, but some have cut a swath muchlarger. If a tornado is reported in yourarea, a warning will be issued.

Tropical Cyclone: The general termfor all rotating storms originating overtropical waters.

Tropical Depression: Rotary circula-tion at the ocean’s surface with a highestconstant wind speed of 38 mph(33 knots).

Tropical Disturbance: A movingarea of thunderstorms in the tropicsthat maintains its identity for 24 hoursor more.

Tropical Storm: Distinct rotary circu-lation, constant wind speed ranges from39 to 74 mph (34 to 63 knots).

Typhoon: The name given to hurri-canes that develop west of the inter-national date line.

Waterspout: A tornado over water.

Occupants EAC Site Location

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The American Red Cross operates (4) four hurricane shelters in Beaufort County.Evacuees are reminded that pets are not allowed in the shelters because of healthregulations. The shelters are:

• Bluffton Elementary School and H.E. McCracken Middle School are both located off Buckwalter Parkway in Bluffton in southern Beaufort County. One of these shelters will also serve as a special-needs shelter where nurses are available to provide limited care.

• Battery Creek High School located at 1 Blue Dolphin Drive near Beaufort in northern Beaufort County.

• Beaufort Elementary School located at 1800 Prince Street in Beaufort in northern Beaufort County. This shelter will also serve as a special-needs shelter where nurses are available to provide limited care.

• Jasper County High School • Ridgeland Elementary and Middle School • Wade Hampton High School • Varnville Elementary School • Estill High School • Hampton Elementary School

Special-Needs SheltersThe following special-needs shelters, along with those mentioned above,

are available:

• Jasper High School • Wade Hampton High School • Colleton Regional Medical Center in Walterboro

The American Red Cross asks that evacuees seeking shelter bring the followingitems with them to the shelter:

1. Change of clothing (enough for several days). 2. Linens (pillows, blankets, sheets and towels). 3. Any necessary prescription medications. 4. Child's favorite toys or comfort items. 5. Formula, diapers and other supplies for your children. 6. Food/Water.

Note: The above-mentioned shelters will open only for category one (74 to95 mph) and category two (96 to 110 mph) hurricanes. For category 3 hurricanesor greater, citizens will be directed to shelters in Jasper and Hampton counties.These shelters are open for all categories of hurricanes. They are:

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45 minutes north of BeaufortHwy 17 - Ravenel - 843-722-8208

45 minutes north of BeaufortHwy 17 - Ravenel - 843-889-2241

View our entire inventory with “no hassle” prices at:

View our entire inventory with “no hassle” prices at:

ravenelford.com

The place for Breakfast and LunchBueauforts Best Sandwiches, Soups,Salads and 14 kinds of Bagels

221 Scott StreetBeaufort, SC843-379-9300

car polish

FSNB Armed Services BankParris Island, SC

Selected “Best Bank in the Marines/Navy”1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2003

Bldg. 292 Boulevard DeFranceParris Island, SC 29905

(843) 525-1161(843) 228-3818(800) 749-4583

Serving The Total Military Community Since 1946Member FDIC www.FSNB.com

Open M-F 8:30-6 Sat. 8:30-4

No Appointment Necessary www.vioc.com

CARS. WE KNOW ‘EM.WE LOVE ‘EM.

Now offering Air Conditioning Service

Tire Rotation • Transmission Fluid ServiceCooling System Service • Serpentine Belt Replacement

Full Service Oil Change

$5.00 OFF Full Service Oil Change

Including filter, lube and complete maintenance check

Offer not valid with any other same service offers or discounts • “mention this ad”

$10.00 OFFAny Radiator

& Cooling System Flush

(Offer does not apply to drain and fills.)

Offer not valid with any other same serviceoffers or discounts • “mention this ad”

986-0019312 Robert Smalls Pkwy

Beaufort

(Cross Creek Shopping Center) near Wal-Mart

http://www.ravenelford.com

http://www.fsnb.com

http://www.vioc.com

http://ww.marchantchevy.com

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BASE-CREDIT 61©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

BASE HOUSING

TRI COMMAND COMMUNITIES600 Laurel Bay Rd BEAUFORT ..............................843-846-5300See our Ad - this classification also Editorial Section

BICYCLES-DEALERS

LOWCOUNTRY BICYCLES102 Sea Island Pkwy LADY’S ISLAND ....................843-524-9585See our Ad - this classification

CAMPGROUNDS & RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKS

DRIFTWOOD RV PARK & APARTMENTS2558 Trask Pkwy BEAUFORT..................................843-812-1902See our Ad - this classification

CARPET & RUG DEALERS-NEW

LEE’S FLOORING/RUGS N MORE745 B Robert Smalls Pkwy BEAUFORT..................843-524-9220See our Ad - this classification

SOUTHERN CARPET WHOLESALE41 D Robert Smalls Pkwy BEAUFORT....................843-522-3800See our Ad - this classification

CELLULAR TELEPHONE SERVICES

RADIO SHACK330 Robert Smalls Pkwy, Ste 7 BEAUFORT ..........843-524-7888See our Ad - this classification

CHURCHES

COASTAL COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD641 Parris Island Gtwy BEAUFORT ........................843-525-9385See our Ad - this classification

SHELL POINT BAPTIST CHURCH871 Parris Island Gtwy BEAUFORT ........................843-522-8616

COMPUTERS-DEALERS

COMPUTER DYNAMICS1750-B Ribaut Rd PORT ROYAL ............................843-770-0199See our Ad - this classification

COUNSELORS-MARRIAGE,FAMILY,CHILD & INDIVIDUAL

BLAYDES, KATHY, ED D, LPC80 Lady’s Island Dr BEAUFORT ..............................843-986-0046See our Ad - this classification

CREDIT & DEBT COUNSELING

ASK MMI................................................................................800-867-0113

Driftwood RV Park & ApartmentsFull Service RV Sites

Weekly • Monthly • YearlyClose To Marine Corp Air Station

Military DiscountUS Hwy 21 • 2558 Trask Pkwy • 812-1902

“We go to Dalton so you don’t have to”

522-380041 D ROBERT SMALLS PARKWAY

Next to Plaza Theaters

SOUTHERN CARPET WHOLESALE

Remnants - Rolls - RugsHundreds of Styles & Colors

Hundreds of Rolls • Wholesale PricesCarpet, Vinyl & More!

745 B Robert Smalls Parkway • Beaufort, SC 29906524-9220 • 524-9221

Beaufort’s full serviceflooring store for

over 30 years

Mon-Fri 10am-6pm

Serving the Beaufort Area since 1976

Located in the Cross Creek Shopping Center

(Between Belk & JC Penney)(843) 524-7888

of Beaufort

Sprint PCS® • Alltel • Cingular

641 Parris Island Gateway / Beaufort, SC 29906

A PLACE FOR THE FAMILY

WORSHIP SCHEDULESunday School 10 am

Sunday Morning Worship 11 amSunday Evening 6 pm

Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 pmWednesday Night Service 7 pm

4:12 Youth Ministry-Wednesday Night 7pm

843.525.9385www.coastalcog.com

R. Dwayne Strickland —Senior Pastor

Computer DYNAMICS

770-0199 1750-B Ribaut Rd. • Port Royal

• Computer Sales• Networking• Service

• Software & Hardware• Retail Store With Parts In Stock• Consulting

Free In-Store Evaluations & Consultations or Just a Second Opinion

Kathy Blaydes, Ed.D., LPCLife Skills Counseling • Child, Adolescent & Adult Counseling

Hypnosis – Smoking Cessation; Weight Management;Anger Management; Stress; Sleep

Phone – 986-0046 • Cell – 812-7227E-mail – [email protected]

http://www.locobikes.com


http://www.coastalcog.com

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CREDIT-EMBROIDERY 63©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

CREDIT UNIONS

MCAS BEAUFORT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION3481 Trask Pkwy BEAUFORT..................................843-846-2266See our Ad - this classification also page 2

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONMarine Corps Recruit Depot Bldg 202PARRIS ISLAND ......................................................843-525-6300See our Ad - this classification also Map Section

DENTISTS

AYERS FAMILY DENTISTRY1274 Ribaut Rd BEAUFORT....................................843-524-6363See our Ad - this classification

BRUCE K WYLES, DDS134 D Lady’s Island Dr BEAUFORT ........................843-522-2077See our Ad - this classification

MORGAN-WASHINGTON, BARBARA DDS102 Sea Island Pkwy, Ste J BEAUFORT ................843-986-0157

EMBROIDERY

NAME TAPE LADY475 A Laurel Bay Rd BEAUFORT............................843-846-9192

Ayers Family DentistryGary W. Ayers, DDS

Proudly Serving Active Duty & Retired Military Families Since 1979

United Concordia & Delta Participating Providers

524-6363 1274 Ribaut Road • Beaufort

Bruce Wyles, DDS134 D Ladys Island Dr. • Beaufort, SC 29907

(843) 522-2077We are United Concordia Providers

Hope to See You Soon!


http://www.mcasbfcu.com

©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.64 HOME

http://www.centexhomes.com

HOME-HOTELS 65©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

HOME BUILDERS

CENTEX HOMES39 Sheridan Pk Cir, Ste 3 BLUFFTON ....................843-815-1211See our Ad - this classification also Map Section

COASTAL CONTRACTORS INC702 Bladen St BEAUFORT ......................................843-524-3191See our Ad - this classification also Map Section

HOME INSPECTION SERVICES

TURNER HOME INSPECTION SERVICE100 Thomas Sumter St LADY’S ISLAND ................843-525-1530See our Ad - this classification

HOTELS

COMFORT INN2227 Boundary St BEAUFORT................................843-525-9366

HAMPTON INN139 Frampton Dr YEMASSEE..................................843-726-9222See our Ad - this classification

Frank L. Turner, Owner/USMC (Retired)100 Thomas Sumter St. • Lady’s Island, SC 29907

843 525-1530 / 888 449-6694South Carolina Assn. of Home Inspectors (Designated Master Inspector)

E-mail: [email protected] • Web Site: turnerhomeinspections.net

Home And Lot PackagesStarting In The Upper 200’s

Home And Lot PackagesStarting In The 160’s

A Deep Water Neighborhood


http://www.turnerhomeinspections.net

©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.66 HOTELS

Conveniently located in the Heart of Beaufort

The Quality Inn is within 7 miles of Parris Island MCRD, USMC Air Station, Hospitals, and the

Historic Downtown DistrictThe Beach at Huntington Island State Park 20 miles.

Deluxe Continental Breakfast

Indoor Swimming Pool and Whirlpool

Complimentary Wireless and Wired Internet

Lounge on property

In-room refrigerators/microwaves

Handicap rooms available

We’ll see you there

In a class by itself!

Conveniently located in the Heart of Beaufort

USMC Parris Island, USMC Air Station HistoricDowntown and Hospitals-all within a 5 mile radius

Hunting Island State Park 20 miles.

Complimentary Wireless and Wired Internet

Meeting Room

Interior Corridors

Deluxe Continental Breakfast

Exercise Facility and Sauna

In-room refrigerators/microwaves

Handicap rooms available

We’ll see you there


Phone (843) 525-9366Fax (843) 525-1529

1-800-423-8466

http://choicehotels.com/hotel/sc414


Phone (843) 522-3361Fax (843) 522-9929


POINT SOUTH/YEMASSEE SOUTH CAROLINA

Point South – I-95 & Hwy. 17 - Exit 33 40 Frampton Drive • Yemassee, SC 29945(843) 726-9400 • Fax: (843) 726-4556

FEATURES & AMENITIES• Deluxe Continental Breakfast• Conference Room• Friendly Staff & Services• Fax Availability and Data-Port Ready• Security Cameras• Electronic Doorlocks• Non-Smoking Rooms Available• Meeting/Banquet to 35

POINT SOUTH-YEMASSEE, SC139 Frampton Drive • Yemassee, SC 29945

Phone (843) 726-9222 • Fax (843) 726-9223

From I-95 North: Take exit 33 US 17. Hotel is located on left.From I-95 South: Take exit 33 US 17. Hotel is located on left.

For reservations, visit us at hamptoninn.comor call 1-800-HAMPTON®

Website: hamptoninn.com

Directions: Conveniently located off I-95 & 17 N. (Exit 33)

For reservations call 843-726-9400or 1-800-HOLIDAY

www.holiday-inn.com

• Easily accessible from major highways I-95 and Hwy. 17 - Exit 33

• 53 oversized guest rooms with customfurnishings and fine accents

• All rooms equipped with coffeepots/coffee, refrigerators, microwaves,irons/ironing boards, hair dryers

• Swimming Pool

• Hilton HHonors Program®

• Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast Bar

• Fitness Room • Swimming Pool• Meeting Room• Business Center• Complimentary local Calls

• High speed Internet Access• Cable Television with remote• In-room Movie Channel • Hairdryer• Iron with Ironing Board• In-Room Coffee Maker• Work Desk • Refrigerator• Voice Mail with 2 phones• Coin Laundry

DIRECTIONS



http://www.holiday-inn.com

http://www.hamptoninn.com

http://www.hamptoninn.com

HOTELS-PHYSICIANS 67©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

HOTELS (CONT’D)

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS138 Frampton Dr YEMASSEE..................................843-726-9400See our Ad - this classification

SLEEP INN2523 Boundary St BEAUFORT................................843-522-3361See our Ad - this classification

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS

INTERNET SERVICES14 Savannah Hwy Ste 14 BEAUFORT ....................843-770-1000See our Ad - this classification

MOTORCYCLES & MOTOR SCOOTERS-DEALERS

HILTON HEAD MOTORSPORTS1286 Fording Island Rd BLUFTON ..........................843-837-3949See our Ad - this classification

OPTICIANS

H RUBIN VISION CENTERCross Creek Shopping BEAUFORT ........................843-522-0088See our Ad - this classification

OPTOMETRISTS

FOCAL POINT VISION CENTER-DR RE JIMISON11 Robert Smalls Pkwy, Ste H BEAUFORT ............843-524-8302

PHARMACIES

MEDICAP PHARMACY10 Sams Point Rd LADY’S ISLAND ........................843-524-7979See our Ad - this classification

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-GASTROENTEROLOGY

BEAUFORT GASTROENTEROLOGY989 Ribaut Rd, Ste 300 BEAUFORT ......................843-522-1550See our Ad - this classification

SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • ACCESSORIES• We pay top dollar for used bikes • Financing Available • Military Discount

Motorcycles • ATV’s • Personal Watercraft • Sports BoatsMon-Sat 9am - 6 pm • Now open Sundays 11am – 4pm

www.hiltonheadmotorsports.com

800-216-0940 843-837-3949

1286 Fording Island Road Bluffton, SC 29910

BEAUFORT GASTROENTEROLOGYBernard Vinoski Jr., M.D.

Joel Ingegno, M.D.

Board Certified InGastroenterology & Internal Medicine

(843) 522-1550989 Ribaut Rd. • Suite 300 • Beaufort

Located next to Beaufort Memorial Hospital

• Digestive Disorders• Liver Diseases• Pancreas Diseases• Colon Cancer Screening

www.islc.net

INTERNET

SERVICES

OF THE

LOW COUNTRY

• Proud member of the Greater

Beaufort Chamber of Commerce

since 1997

• 2000 Beaufort Chamber of

Commerce “New Business of the

Year”

• Voted “Best Internet Service” by

Beaufort Gazette Reader’s Choice

2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004,

2005 & 2006

PROVIDING FAST AND RELIABLEINTERNET CONNECTIONS FORTHE LOW COUNTRY SINCE 1996

• High Speed DSL • 56k Access• Free Email Filtering and Virus

Protection• ISLC Turbo Web Accelerator• Nationwide Access Numbers• Wireless Network Consulting• Wireless Hotspots• Locally Owned and Operated

(843) 770-1000 Beaufort(843) 815-9545 Bluffton(843) 717-2113 Ridgeland(803) 943-0774 Hampton

For more information please call usor visit our website at

www. islc.net

Internet Services of the Low Country14 Savannah Hwy, Suite 14

Beaufort, SC 29906(843) [email protected]

http://www.islc.net


http://www.hiltonheadmotorsports.com

http://www.islc.net


PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-ONCOLOGY MALIGNANT DISEASES AND/OR TUMORS

SEA ISLAND CANCER CENTER1680 B Ribaut Rd PORT ROYAL ............................843-521-9879

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS-MD-PEDIATRIC

ALL CHILDREN’S PEDIATRICS1277-A Ribaut Rd BEAUFORT ................................843-522-3870See our Ad - this classification

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

ORPHAN HOMES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT69 Robert Smalls Pkwy Ste 3D BEAUFORT ..........843-521-0266

REAL ESTATE

COLDWELL BANKER PLATINUM PARTNERS1211 Boundary St BEAUFORT................................843-986-2444See our Ad - this classification

COLDWELL BANKER/WENDY GOLLER812 Bay St BEAUFORT ..........................................843-321-1103See our Ad - this classification

GRAY REALTY GROUP46 Sams Point Rd Ste C BEAUFORT......................843-263-3443See our Ad - this classification

OAKVIEW COMMONS1 Taft St BEAUFORT................................................843-384-9771See our Ad - this classification also Map Section

68 PHYSICIANS-REAL ESTATE

Bunion PadsCallous Remover

Corn PadsFoot Powder

Antifungal Foot SprayMedicated InsolesJames Simmons, MD • Westley Byrne, DrPH NP

• Special interest in Attention Deficit HyperactivityDisorder evaluation and treatment and Asthma

We File Insurance & Medicaid Accepted

~ New Patients Welcome ~522-3870 • Fax 522-0691

1277-A Ribaut Rd. (Next To Pizza Hut)

We AcceptTri-Care

Standard

24 Hour

Coverage OPEN

Mon-Fri8:30-5:00

http://www.okatiepark.com

REAL ESTATE 69©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

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http://www.apexrealty.com


REAL ESTATE (CONT’D)

OKATIE PARK11 Okatie Pk Dr OKATIE..........................................843-645-9555See our Ad - this classification also page 2

PAUL BAZEMORE REALTY & ASSOCIATES1301 Boundary St BEAUFORT................................843-524-6900See our Ad - Automobile Repairing & Painting also page 103

PICKET FENCES50 White Pond Blvd-Hwy 280 PORT ROYAL ..........843-986-9126See our Ad - this classification also Editorial Section

WEICHERT REALTORS908 Charles St BEAUFORT ....................................843-770-5100See our Ad - this classification also page 104

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT

PALMETTO SHORES MANAGEMENT2201 Boundary St, Ste 101 BEAUFORT ................843-525-1677See our Ad - this classification

REAL ESTATE RENTAL SERVICES

TAYLOR RENTAL HOMES482 Parris Island Gtwy BEAUFORT ........................843-525-0913

SCHOOLS-ACADEMIC-COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

EMBRY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITYGeiger Blvd, Training Bldg 596, Rm 210 BEAUFORT ..............................................................843-228-7585See our Ad - this classification

70 REAL ESTATE-SCHOOLS

MANAGEMENT2201 Boundary St. Ste. 101 (Carolina Cove)

(843) 525-1677 • www.palmettoshores.comResidential • Commercial

Home Owner Association Management

“Dedication and Professionalism”You Can Depend On”

• Relocation • Residential • Vacation Homes• Waterfront Property • Investment Property

Melissa PenderREALTOR

46 Sam’s Point Rd., Suite CBeaufort, SC 29907

Email: [email protected]

Cell (843) 263-3443Office (843) 524-3007Fax (843) 524-1545

Oakview CommonsAn Affordable Option for Home Ownership

Oakview Commons Proudly Supports our Troops and TheirService to Our County.

�OakviewCommons

Old Demco Rd.

Air Corp Station

Hwy. 170

Hwy. 21Wal-Mart

Pari

s Is

land

Pkw

y.

Paris Island

Located directly between Paris Island and the Marine Corps Air Station onthe Paris Island Parkway. All units have been completely remodeled andinclude Ceramic Tile Floors, Berber Carpets, Crown Moldings, All newAppliances and Cabinets as well as beautifully fenced in Patios.

This is a special opportunity to own your home instead of renting. Even better, the Developer is offering up to $2,500.00 in incentives for MilitaryPersonnel. This can be used for closing costs, condo fees, or other fees associated with the purchase of one of these great units. Do not miss yourchance. This is a limited time offer and these units will not last long.

Call 843-384-9771 for Details209 Old Jericho Road, Beaufort

http://www.palmettoshores.com


http://www.mpender.com


http://www.wendyethel.com

SCHOOLS 71©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

SCHOOLS-ACADEMIC-COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES (CONT’D)

PARK UNIVERSITYBldg 596 Rm 212 BEAUFORT ................................843-228-7052See our Ad - this classification

TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF THE LOWCOUNTRYMilitary Coordinator MCRD ......................................843-228-2659Military Coordinator MCAS ......................................843-228-7494 921 Ribaut Rd BEAUFORT......................................843-525-8211See our Ad - this classification

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA801 Carteret St BEAUFORT ....................................843-521-4100See our Ad - this classification also page 103

Changing the World – One Degree at a TimeBeaufort Campus Center

843-228-7052Bachelor & Associate Degrees

www.park.edu/beau

http://www.uscb.edu

http://www.park.edu/beau

http://www.erau.edu/beaufort

http://www.tcl.edu


STORAGE-HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL

LADY’S ISLAND SELF STORAGE13 Inlet Rd LADYS ISLAND ....................................843-524-5625See our Ad - this classification

TAX RETURN PREPARATION

H&R BLOCK22A Robert Smalls Pkwy BEAUFORT ....................843-521-0055See our Ad - this classification

JACKSON HEWITT TAX SERVICE14 Savannah Hwy, Shell Point Plz BEAUFORT ......843-522-2707See our Ad - this classification

TAXICABS

YELLOW CABBEAUFORT ..............................................................843-522-1121See our Ad - this classification

THEATERS

HWY 21 DRIVE INN55 Parker Dr BEAUFORT ........................................843-846-4500See our Ad - this classification

TOWING-AUTOMOTIVE

TRANSMISSION PHYSICIAN17 Icehouse Rd BEAUFORT....................................843-379-2300See our Ad - Transmission-Automobile

TRANSMISSIONS-AUTOMOBILE

TRANSMISSION PHYSICIAN17 Icehouse Rd BEAUFORT....................................843-379-2300See our Ad - this classification

72 STORAGE-TRANSMISSIONS

Beaufort Location30 John Gault RoadBeaufort, SC 29906

(843) 524-5624

www.LowCountryStorageCenters.com

Low Country

STORAGE CENTERSClimate & Non-Climate Self Storage

• Coded Entry System• Video Surveillance System• Fenced, Lighted & Well Maintained• Military Discount• Discount for Advance Payment• On-Site Managers• Month to Month Rental• Moving and Packing Supplies• Major Credit Cards Accepted• Seven Days A Week Access (6AM-8:30PM)

Ladys Island Location13 Inlet Road

Beaufort, SC 29902

(843) 524-5625

Two Locations to Serve You

Tax, Mortgage & Financial ServicesYear Round Service • Refund Anticipation Loan

Beaufort

521-005522A Robert Smalls

Parkway

H&R BLOCK®

Ridgeland

726-5126400 East Main Street

Ladys Island

522-3544136-7 Island Square

Shopping Center

1119 Boundary Street • Beaufort • 521-0224Shell Point Plaza • Beaufort • 522-2707404 Main Street • Ridgeland • 717-3030

Belfair Village • Bluffton • 815-7600Sun City • Walmart • 208-3900

21646 Whyte Hardee Boulevard • Hardeeville • 784-9933

www.jacksonhewitt.com

• We work hard to uncover all your deductions

• Employment opportunity available please ask about tax school

• FREE electronic filing with paid preparation

Hwy 21 Drive In TheatreDouble Features

LOOK FOR NEW RELEASES

* Prices subjectto change

Call ToVerify

Nights Open.

Concession Stand with all yourfavorite goodies

Playground for the kidsA Blast From The Past,

Memories For Tomorrow

Military Discounts843-846-450055 Parker Drive • Beaufort, SC

www.hwy21drivein.com

Please help support the businesses participating in this publication. It is their sponsorship that provides this valuable service for your Installation!

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TRANSMISSIONS-WINDOW 73©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.

VETERINARIANS

AIMANT ANIMAL HOSPITAL423 Parris Island Gtwy, Ste A BEAUFORT ..............843-525-6655See our Ad - this classification

SEA ISLAND ANIMAL HOSPITAL, LLC40 Professional Village Cir BEAUFORT ..................843-524-4551See our Ad - this classification

VITAMINS & FOOD SUPPLEMENTS

GNC#6 Cross Creek Shopping Cntr, 330 Robert Smalls PkwyBEAUFORT ..............................................................843-522-3330See our Ad - this classification

WINDOW TINTING

LOWCOUNTRY WINDOW TINTING873-A Robert Smalls Pkwy BEAUFORT..................843-525-1710See our Ad - this classification

Aimant Animal Hospital423 Parris Island Gtwy., Suite A

Beaufort, SC 29906(843) 525-6655 - Office

Vitamins, Minerals, Herbs,Diet & Sports Nutrition

#6 Cross Creek Shopping Center330 Robert Smalls ParkwayBeaufort, SC 29906

TEL: (843) 522-3330Store Hours: 10:00 am-8:00 pm

Sun 12:00 - 5:00pm

843-525-171010% Discount to All Military

Auto Commercial Residential

“Active Military Discount”

Office Hours By Appointment Mon.-Fri. 8-6 • Sat. 8-12

524-4551

For All Your Pets’ Diagnostic, Medical & Surgical Needs

40 Professional Village Circle • Beaufort, SC 29907 • www.seaislandanimalhospital.comExcellence In Small Animal Care

®

http://www.seaislandanimalhospital.com

©2007 MARCOA Publishing, Inc.74

Telephone DirectoryUnited States Marine Corps Recruit Depot,

Parris Island Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort,

Naval Hospital BeaufortArea Code 843

FOR MAXIMUM BENEFIT FROM YOUR TELEPHONE SERVICE,READ THE GENERAL INFORMATION SECTIONS ON PAGES 77 AND 89

DO NOT DISCUSS CLASSIFIED INFORMATION ON NONSECURE TELEPHONES. OFFICIAL DOD TELEPHONES ARESUBJECT TO MONITORING FOR COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY PURPOSES AT ALL TIMES.

DOD telephones are provided for the transmission of official government information only and are subject tocommunications security monitoring at all times. Use of official DOD telephone constitutes consent to

communications security telephone monitoring per DOD directive 4640.6.

Do Not Discuss Classified Information on the Telephone

Emergency NumbersMarine Corps Recruit Depot/6th MC District

Ambulance ................................................911Disaster Control Information..................2458Fire 911Maintenance (Emergency) ....................3145Military Police ..........................................911

Marine Corps Air StationAircraft Crash Reporting

0700-2300 Hrs. ............................................ 73012300-0700 Hrs. ............................................ 7121

Ambulance ...................................................... 911Explosive Ordnance Disposal (DWH) 7513/7565

(AWH) ......................Notify Military PoliceFire (MCAS & Laurel Bay) ......................911Maintenance (AWH) ..............................7539Medical Officer..........................................911Military Police ..........................................911Station Emergency Repair (DWH).................. 228-2171(AWH) ....................................................7539Housing Emergency Repair (DWH/AWH)228-6450

Naval Hospital BeaufortAmbulance ................................................911Emergency Room..........................228-5400/1Fire 5333Security (Gate) ........................................5327Security Officer ......................................5317

Ambulance....................................................................................................................................911Disaster Control Information ....................................................................................................2458Fire................................................................................................................................................911Maintenance (Emergency) ........................................................................................................3145Military Police ..............................................................................................................................911

Ambulance....................................................................................................................................911Emergency Room ............................................................................................................228-5400/1Fire ............................................................................................................................................9-911Security (Gate) ..........................................................................................................................5327Security Officer ..........................................................................................................................5317

Aircraft Crash Reporting7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.............................................................................................................730111:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.............................................................................................................7121

Ambulance ....................................................................................................................................911Explosive Ordnance Disposal (DWH) ............................................................................ 7513/7565

(AWH) ..........................................................................................................Notify Military PoliceFire (MCAS & Laurel Bay) ..........................................................................................................911Maintenance (AWH) ..................................................................................................................7539Medical Officer..............................................................................................................................911Military Police ..............................................................................................................................911Station Emergency Repair (DWH) ......................................................................................228-2171(AWH) ........................................................................................................................................7539Housing Emergency Repair (DWH/AWH) ..........................................................................846-5300

2007 • Tri-Command Telephone Directory76

TitleTable of ContentsMarine Corps Recruit Depot

General Information ..........................................................77Emergency Numbers ..........................................................77Duty Numbers ..................................................................77Dialing Instructions............................................................78Call Guide - Long Distance Calls........................................78Telephone Features and How to Use ..................................78Operation and Maintenance ..............................................79Errors in Directory Listings ................................................79Annoyance Calls ................................................................79Obscene Calls ....................................................................79Customer Provided Equipment ..........................................79DA Form 3938 ..................................................................80

Organizational Listings 81Chief of Staff ......................................................................81Depot Band ........................................................................81Military Police District........................................................81Public Affairs ......................................................................81Staff Judge Advocate ..........................................................81Assistant Chief of Staff,

Manpower and Human Resources (G-1) ............................81Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations and Training (G-3) ....81Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Logistics (G-4) ........81Assistant Chief of Staff Plans,

Programs and Assessment (G-8) ........................................82Assistant Chief of Staff, Comptroller ....................................82Assistant Chief of Staff, Recruiting ......................................82Assistant Chief of Staff for Quality Management ....................83Assistant Chief of Staff, Religious Ministries............................83Assistant Chief of Staff, Supply and Services ..........................836th Marine Corps District Headquarters ......................83Recruit Training Regiment ..................................................841st Recruit Training Battalion ............................................842nd Recruit Training Battalion............................................843rd Recruit Training Battalion ............................................844th Recruit Training Battalion ............................................84Support Battalion, RTR ......................................................85Headquarters and Service Battalion ....................................85Weapons and Field Training Battalion ................................85Branch Medical Clinic ........................................................85Depot Adjutant Section ......................................................86Marine Corps Community Services-SC ..............................86Career Development Office ................................................86Naval Dental Center ..........................................................86

Alphabetical Listings 87A - L ..................................................................................87L- Y ....................................................................................88

Marine Corps Air StationGeneral Information Section ..............................................89Emergency Numbers ..........................................................89Duty Numbers ..................................................................89Dialing Instructions............................................................90Feature Activation ..............................................................90Operation and Maintenance ..............................................91Trouble Reports ..................................................................91

Organizational Listings 92MCAS Headquarters ..........................................................92Marine Aircraft Group 31 ..................................................92Marine Wing Support Squadron 273 ................................92Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115 ................................93 Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 122 ................................93Marine Fighter Attack (AW) Squadron 224........................93Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 251 ................................93Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 312 ................................93Marine Fighter Attack (AW) Squadron 332........................93Marine Fighter Attack (AW) Squadron 533........................94MALS-31............................................................................94Maintenance ......................................................................94Power Plants (400 Division) ..............................................94Airframes (500 Division) ....................................................94Avionics (600 Division) ......................................................94Ordnance (700 Division)....................................................94Flight Equipment (800 Division) ......................................94Support Equipment (900 Division) ....................................94Supply................................................................................95Marine Air Control Squadron 2..........................................95Combat Service Support Detachment 23............................95Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron (H&HS) ............95Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 86 ......................................95

Alphabetical Listings 96A - C ..................................................................................96D - M ................................................................................97M - P ..................................................................................98P - Y..................................................................................99

Naval Hospital BeaufortTelephone Desk Reference................................................100

Defense Switching NetworkDSN listings ....................................................................101

772007 • Tri-Command Telephone Directory

TitleMarine Corps Recruit Depot

Emergency NumbersAMBULANCE........................................................................................................................911DISASTER CONTROL INFORMATION ............................................................................2458FIRE ......................................................................................................................................911MAINTENANCE (EMERGENCY)......................................................................................3145MILITARY POLICE ..............................................................................................................911

Duty NumbersCHAPLAIN (AWH) ............................................................................................................3712DEPOT OFFICER OF THE DAY ........................................................................................3318FIRST BATTALION, RTR ....................................................................................................3381FOURTH BATTALION, RTR ..............................................................................................2959HEADQUARTERS & SERVICE BATTALION ....................................................................3318RECRUIT TRAINING REGIMENT ....................................................................................3273RED CROSS (AWH) ....................................................................................................228-4680SECOND BATTALION, RTR ..............................................................................................3140THIRD BATTALION, RTR ..................................................................................................3337WEAPONS TRAINING BATTALION..................................................................................3170SUPPORT BATTALION ......................................................................................................2427

******************* Notice *****************

PARRIS ISLAND TO BEAUFORT: DIAL 99, followed by desired number.

PARRIS ISLAND TO U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL: DIAL 99, followed by desired 7 digit number.

PARRIS ISLAND TO MARINECORPS AIR STATION BEAUFORT: DIAL 99, followed by desired 7 digit number.

MCAS OPERATOR ................................................................................228-7100/AV 335-7100

MCRD OPERATOR................................................................................228-2111/AV 335-1110

USNH OPERATOR ................................................................................228-5600/AV 335-2551

AUTOVON OPERATOR ASSISTANCE..................................................................AV 231-1311

OVERSEAS AUTOVON OP, ASS. NORFOLK........................................................AV 564-0111

Only Emergency Telephone calls will be placed off base from Class “C” telephones through theDepot operators - Dial “O”.


General Information

Telephone Directory


Marine Corps Recruit Depot

Dialing InstructionsLocal CallsWithin MCRD - Dial listed four digit number To BEAUFORT - Dial 99, dial 7 digit BEAUFORT number To MCAS - Dial 99, dial 7 digit MCAS number To USNH - Dial 99, dial 7 digit USNH number

Long DistanceWithin South Carolina - Dial 99, dial 1, area code and desired numberOutside South Carolina - Dial 99, dial 1, area code and desired number

Operator AssistanceOperator Assistance at MCRD PISCis available only at the following times:Workdays ................................................................................0700-1800Weekends, Holidays & After Hours ......................Automated AttendantWithin MCRD..............................................................................Dial “0”Within South Carolina ............................................Dial 99, 1-555-1212Outside South Carolina ..................Dial 99, dial 1, area code, 555-1212

DSNDirectory Assistance ..........................................Dial 9, 4, dial 231-1311 Operator Assistance ......................................................Dial 9,4, dial “0”Telephone Officer. ....................................................................Dial 2531Telephone Repair.. ....................................................................Dial 2200Telephone Foreman...................................................................Dial 2531Telephone NCOIC (Wire Chief) ..............................................Dial 2531Accounts Clerk..........................................................................Dial 2816

Call Guide - Long Distance CallsSTATION-TO-STATION: Call station-to-station if you wish to talk toanyone who answers. Rates are lower than person-to person. Chargingbegins when the called telephone answers or PBX answers.

PERSON-TO-PERSON: Call person-to-person when you wish to talk toa particular person or number. Tell the OPERATOR you wish to make a person-to-person call. Rates are higher than station-to-station, and alsoapply when you talk to an alternate person or extension. Charging startswhen conversation begins.

COLLECT: You may call COLLECT if the person or firm you are callingagrees to pay the charge. If you want to make a COLLECT call, please besure to tell the operator when you place the call.

BILL TO THIRD NUMBER: Customers may place calls and transfer the charge to another telephone. This service requires OPERATOR ASSISTANCE to record the billed to number. The call may be either sta-tion-to-station or person-to-person.

NO GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TELEPHONE MAY BE USED TOPLACE ANY THIRD PARTY OR COLLECT UNOFFICIAL LONGDISTANCE CALLS.

FOR LONG DISTANCE OPERATOR ASSISTANCE, DIAL 9, 9 THENDIAL “0”.

AT&T CREDIT CARD: Dial 9 + 0 + Area Code + 7 digit number. Waitfor tone then dial AT&T credit card number.

Telephone Features and How to UseNOTE: The sign # is called a “pound sign.” Where indicated belowmeans to press the “pound sign” first before pressing the number.

CALL HOLD: Allows you to hold any call.TO ACTIVATE: Flash hookswitch, hear special dial tone, dial #, 4, hangup, (Your call is now on hold: If you hang up, your phone will ring every60 seconds to remind you; if you do not hang up, there will be on ring.)TO RETURN: Lift handset; or flash hookswitch if you did not hang up.

TRANSFER: Allows you to transfer a call to another telephone.TO ACTIVATE: Flash hookswitch, hear special dial tone, dial directory number, consult privately, hang up (if there is no answer or the directorynumber is busy, flash hookswitch and you will be reconnected.).

CONSULTATION: Allows you to exclude your existing caller, placeanother call and talk privately with that person.TO ACTIVATE: Flash hookswitch, hear special dial tone, dial directorynumber, consult privately, allow consulted party to hang up, you willbe reconnected to your original call (If called directory number doesnot answer or is busy, flash hookswitch and you will be reconnected.)

3-WAY CONFERENCE: Allows you to add a third party to your existing call.TO ACTIVATE: Flash hookswitch, hear special dial tone, dial desired number, announce conference, flash hookswitch to connect all callersfor conference. When conference is completed, hang up (If callednumber does not answer or is busy, flash hookswitch and you will bereconnected.)

RING AGAIN: Alerts you when a previously busy station or outsidetrunk becomes idle.TO ACTIVATE: Flash hookswitch, hear special dial tone, dial 121, hear regular dial don’t, hang up.TO CANCEL: Dial 122, hear regular dial tone, hang up.

CALL WAITING: Alerts you while on your existing call that you have anincoming call waiting for you. You may accept that call without termi-nating your original call.TO RESPOND: During your conversation, you will hear two quick beeps.To answer new call, flash hookswitch (first call will be put on hold), talkto incoming caller. Flash hookswitch to alternate between callers. Call-Waiting will not allow conferencing.

CAMP-ON: Alerts you while on your existing call that another call is waiting. You must terminate the original call, hang up, and the camped-on call will ring.TO RESPOND: During your conversation, you will hear one quick beep. To receive new call, hang up, wait for phone to ring, answer call.

SPEED CALL: (touch-tone only) - Allows you to place calls to any num-ber by dialing a 1 or 2 digit code.TO PROGRAM: (controller only) - Pick up handset, dial #, 2, hear regulardial tone, dial speed call entry number (00-19), dial number to be stored,hang up (Follow this procedure for each number to be programmed.).TO CHANGE NUMBER: (controller only) - Pick up handset, dial #, 2, hearregular dial tone, dial speed call entry number (00-19) press *, hang up.



TO USE: Pick up handset, dial #, 3, hear regular dial tone, dial appropri-ate speed call entry number (00-19). Call will automatically be dialed.

CALL FORWARD: (touch-tone only) - allows you to program your tele-phone number so that calls to your extension will ring at another number. TO ACTIVATE: Pick up handset, dial #, 1, hear regular dial tone, dial number calls are to be forwarded to, hang up.TO CANCEL: Pick up handset, dial #, 1, hear regular dial tone, hang up.

Operation and MaintenanceA. Installation of Telephone Service1. The MCRD Telephone System is Government owned and maintained

and is governed by Depot Order 2060.1 D.

2. The only personnel permitted to install, remove, relocate, or serviceany of the telephone equipment are the Depot Telephone Branchpersonnel.

3. There will be no digging, excavating or driving post/pilings along roadswithin inhabited areas or in any area where buried cable signs areinstalled without written permission of the Depot Telephone Officer.

B. Request for Telephone Service1. OFFICIAL

a. Request for installation, removal, or relocation of the official telephones will be submitted via the Unit S-4 to the Telephone Officer, Building 1050, on a Local Service Request, DA Form 3938.The original and two copies of the form will be forwarded to theTelephone Officer at least five working days prior to date service isdesired. Requests of an emergency nature may be submitted at anytime but must clearly indicate in the “remarks” section of the DAForm 3938 the nature of the requirement for emergency service.See page 80.

b. A justification for installation, removal, or relocation must beincluded in the special requests section of the Local ServiceRequest.

2. UNOFFICIALa. Contractors, concessionaires, etc., requiring telephone service

will report to the Telephone Branch for preparation of a LocalService Request. To quality for service, the applicant must beauthorized to conduct business from a fixed location on theDepot. The contract or permit must be presented to the Tele-phone Branch and the applicable deposit submitted before serv-ice will be connected.

b. Unofficial telephone subscribers will be billed monthly. Sub-scribers requiring credit adjustment on long distance calls arerequired to contact the Telephone Branch at extension 2816prior to 1600, on the 20th of the month in which billing isreceived. Credit adjustments cannot be applied after the 20th ofthe month.

c. Telephone bills will be paid prior to the 20th of the followingmonth for which billing is made. Telephone bills not paid by the

30th of the month due will result in termination of telephoneservice. However, subscribers who are repeatedly delinquent onpayments will receive a letter from the Commanding Generalstating that any payment received after 1500 on the 20th of themonth due will result in immediate termination of telephoneservice. To regain service, telephone subscribers are to refer toDepot Order2O6O.l D for instructions.

3. PAY STATIONSa. The Marine Corps Exchange (MCX) Officer is responsible for the

coordination of all pay telephone station services to include allo-cation, installation, relocation and removal. The Depot TelephoneOfficer remains responsible for the maintenance of the Govern-ment-provided circuitry.

Errors in Directory ListingsThe Depot telephone directory is printed annually and is the property

of the U.S. Government. It is published for use by the personnel of thisDepot and other Government activities. Subscribers in possession of thisDirectory are responsible for its safekeeping. Any omissions or incorrectappearances should be reported to the Public Affairs Office at extension3923 for correction of the directory assistance records for the next issueof the directory.

Annoyance CallsAny person without intent to converse but with intent to annoy any

other person, causes any telephone not of his own to ring shall be guiltyof a misdemeanor any persons who permits or condones the use of any telephone under his control for such purpose also shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and is subject to a fine or imprisonment.

Obscene CallsAny customer who receives obscene calls calls is to immediately con-

tact the Provost Marshal’s Office (PMO) at extension 3444 or 2336 forfurther instructions.

Customer Provided EquipmentSubscribers in Family Housing and Argonne Trailer Park can have

their own telephone directly connected to the Depot’s telephone net-work. If customers elect to purchase their own telephones(s). the equip-ment must meet FCC requirements. It is mandatory for customers who wish to connect their own equipment to notify the Depot TelephoneBranch at extension 2200 and identify the type of equipment, ringerequivalency and the type of ringer, if any.

Customers who provide their own telephones are responsible for the maintenance and repair of their equipment. If the equipment provided bythe customer interferes with the proper operation of the Depot’s tele-phone system, the Telephone Branch may temporarily disconnect thecustomer’s service upon giving notice.

A service charge will apply when and if the Telephone Branch makesa repair or service call and trouble is found to result from the use of cus-tomer provided equipment.



TitleMarine Corps Recruit Depot

ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT. ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT.ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT.

CHIEF OF STAFFCHIEF OF STAFF ......................154 ..............2594

Staff Secretary ..........................154 ..............2567COMMAND DUTY OFFICER ....154 ..............3712CIVILIAN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT

OPPORTUNITY OFFICEMCRD Office ..........................286 ..............2647Equality Opportunity Advisor..154 ..............2805

CIVILIAN PERSONNEL OFFICE (HRO)Civilian Personnel Officer ........286 ..............3047Classification............................286 ..............2435FAX..........................................286 ..............2669Labor/Employee Relations........286 ..............3519Information Desk ....................286 ..............2217MCAS Branch Office ................MCAS .. 228-7875

REGIONAL CONTRACTING OFFICEDirector....................................159 ..............2141Deputy Director ......................159 ..............2139RCO Procurement Chief ..........159 ..............2129Acquisition Supervisor ............159 ..............2151Purchase Card Supervisor ........159 ..............3029

DEPOT BANDBAND OFFICER ........................566 ..............4247 ENLISTED CONDUCTOR..........566 ..............3309DRUM MAJOR............................566 ..............2989Band Library ..............................6005 ............3341BAND DUTY ..............................6005 ............2178

MILITARY POLICE DISTRICTOFFICER IN CHARGE ..............455.............. 2486SNCOOIC ..................................455 ..............2995PLATOON COMMANDER ........455 ..............3388WATCH COMMANDER ............455 ..............2644TRAFFIC COURT ......................455 ..............2237VEHICLE & WEAPONS

REGISTRATION ......................455 ..............2304PHYSICAL SECURITY ................455 ..............2501ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION ....455 ..............2006LOST & FOUND........................455 ..............2418DESK SERGEANT ......................455......3444/3445

PUBLIC AFFAIRSPUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER ...... 283..............2080DEPUTY PUBLIC

AFFAIRS OFFICER ..................283 ..............3710PUBLIC AFFAIRS CHIEF............283 ..............2943PRESS CHIEF ............................283 ..............2113MEDIA CHIEF............................283 ..............2738COMMUNITY RELATIONS

SPECIALIST..............................283 ..............3923DOUGLAS VISITORS’

CENTER ..................................283 ..............3650BOOT NEWSPAPER ..................283

..................................................3276/2113/2705

STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATESJA..............................................293 ..............2260LAW CENTER DIRECTOR ........293 ..............3623LEGAL SERVICE CHIEF ............293 ..............3209LEGAL ADMIN OFFICER ..........293 ..............2558

Legal Admin Chief ..................293 ..............2790CHIEF TRIAL COUNSEL ..........293 ..............4894

Justice Chief ............................293 ..............2174CHIEF DEFENSE COUNSEL......293 ..............3734

Defense Chief ..........................293 ..............4241CHIEF REVIEW OFFICER ........293 ..............2866

Review Chief............................293 ..............3108CHIEF CIVIL LAW OFFICER ....293 ..............2352

Civil Law Chief ........................293 ..............2352SAUSA ........................................293 ..............2049LEGAL ASSISTANCE..................293 ..............2559

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, MANPOWERAND HUMAN RESOURCES (G-1)AC/S, G-1 ..................................154 ..............2592Manpower Control Officer ..........154 ..............2434Administrative Chief ..................154 ..............2434ADJUTANT ................................154 ..............2592Administrative Chief ..................154 ..............2488Central Files................................154 ..............3592Postal ..........................................292 ..............2906Airport Liaison............................Sav Airport

....................................................321-6255/6256DEPOT CONSOLIDATED

ADMINISTRATIVE CENTERDirector ......................................923 ..............2393SNCOIC ....................................923 ..............3223MCTFS Officer............................923 ..............2515Unit Diary/SRB SNCOIC ............923 ..............2305Pay Section ................................923 ..............2540UD/SRB ......................................923 ..............2307Seps Officer ................................923 ..............2373Discharge/Separation Section ......923......3543/2589Legal ..........................................923 ..............2541Orders Section SNCOIC ............923 ..............3789Asst Personnel Chief ..................923 ..............2406PCS/Assignment Orders ..............923 .... 2406/2739TAD Orders ................................923 ..............2678Correspondence..........................923 ..............2739Deers/ID Card Section ................923 .... 3396/4006Customer Service ........................923 .... 3114/3058Personnel Chief ..........................923 ..............2739Career Retention Specialist..........923 ..............2854

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, OPERATIONS & TRAININGOperation and Training (G-3)

AC/S O&T ..............................154 ..............2543Deputy AC/S O&T ..................154 ..............3455Operations & Training Chief....154 ..............3937Secretary ..................................154 ..............2875

Training DivisionTraining Officer........................154 ..............4786Asst Training Officer ................154 ..............3712Training Chief ..........................154 ..............3449Curriculum Developer Officer..154 ..............4084Asst Curriculum Developer......154 ..............2360Asst Curriculum Developer......154 ..............4085Scheduling Officer ..................154 ..............3319Scheduling Chief......................154 ..............3899Training Administrator ............154 ..............2478Training FAX............................154 ..............3708

Operations DivisionOperations Officer/Asst AT-FP..154 ..............3056

Visits Officer ............................154 ..............3698Operations Chief/Visits SNCO 154 ..............2458Security Manager ....................154 ..............4091Assistant Security Manager ......154 ..............3429Curator, Museum ....................154 ..............3765Operations FAX ......................154 ..............3024

Emergency Operation CenterWatch Officer ..........................154 ..............3698Watch Chief ............................154 ..............3486Watch Clerk ............................154 ..............2035AC/S G-1 ................................154 ..............2034AC/S G-3 ................................154 ..............3712AC/S G-4 ................................154.............. 3028Safety Watch ............................154 ..............3716Medical Clinic Watch ..............154.............. 3576RTR Watch ..............................154 ..............2024WFTBN ..................................154.............. 4929PAO Watch ..............................154 ..............3083HQSVCBN ..............................154 ..............2028Fire Department Watch............154 ..............4758CMT RM..................................154.............. 3056

COMBAT CAMERS SECTIONDirector....................................283 ..............3654NCOIC ....................................283......2192/4115Front Desk ..............................283 ..............4294Photo Lab/Multimedia..............283......2662/2317Maintenance ............................283 ..............3598Supply ....................................283......2440/2003Graphics ..................................283 ..............2521FAX..........................................283 ..............3438Reproduction ..........................692 ..............3496

MUSEUM....................................111......2951/3765

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INSTALLATIONS LOGISTICS (G-4)AC/S, I&L ..................................151......2511/4409DEPUTY AC/S ............................151 ..............4410

Operations Officer ..................151 ..............4565Asst. Operations Officer ..........151 ..............1982I&L Operations Chief ..............151 ..............4508I&L Police Sgt..........................151 ..............2357FAX I&L ..................................151 ..............3922

ARMORYDepot Ordnance Officer ..........6001 ............2224Depot Ordnance Chief ............6001 ............2537Depot MaintenanceMgmt Chief ............................6001 ............3759

Depot Armory Shop Chief ......6001 ............3773Armory Ops/Schedule Chief ......................6001 ............4696

Armory Supply NCO ..............6001 ............3763Armory SL-3 NCO ..................6001 ............3761Armory Issue/Recovery Chief ....6001 ............2078Armory Maintenance Chief ......6001 ............4342Rifle TeamEquipment Chief ....................6001 ............3185

Armory CleaningArea (outside) ........................6001 ............3771

Armory Duty NCO ..................6001 ....2648/3185FAX..........................................6001 ............4266

FACILITY MAINTENANCE DIVISIONFacMaintEngrOff (FMEO)........450 ..............3371

Organizational Listings • Prefix (228-XXXX)

Telephone Directory


Admin/MAINTENANCEREPAIR ..................................450 ..............3590

Facility Manager ......................450 ..............3013Utilities Manager......................450 ..............2720Shops Supervisor ....................450 ..............3332Customer Service ....................450 ..............3405 Maint (24 hrs)..........................450 ..............2191

FIRE DIVISIONFire Department (business) ......455 ..............3637EMERGENCY ONLY................PMO.............. 911Dispatcher................................455 ..............3637Fire Chief ................................455 ..............3128Asst Fire Chief ........................455 ..............3178Inspection Branch ....................455 .... 2591/4378Training ..................................455 ..............3263Paramedics ..............................455 ..............3264Apparatus Deck ......................455 ..............3124Officers’ Qtrs............................455 ..............3265

HOUSING OFFICEHousing Assignments ..............402 ..............2583Transient Billeting ....................330 ..............2744Permanent Party Billeting ........330 ..............3480Billeting Manager ....................330 ..............2731Housing Referral ......................402 ..............2853Housing Clerk..........................402 ..............2244Housing Manager ....................402 ..............2600Tri-Command

Military Housing....................402 ......322-0587TCMH - Maintenance ............................379-3300Maintenance................................LB1510 ..379-3300Self-Help......................................LB1510 ..379-3300Property Management ..............402 ......322-0587

MOTOR TRANSPORTMotor Transport Officer ..........157 ..............2672Motor Transport Manager ........157 ..............4283Motor Transport Chief ............157 ..............2233MT General

Support (Dispatcher) ............157 ..............2222Licensing Section/Roadmaster ....157 ..............2233Operations Supervisor ............156 ..............2105Maintenance Supervisor ..........155 ......2762/4336Transportation Clerk ................157 ..............3483Supply Clerk............................155 ..............2797

NATURAL RESOURCESLAND MANAGER....................864 ..............3066Natural Resources Mgmt..........864 .... 3066/3799NEPA COORDINATOR............864 ..............3615ENVIRONMENT

COMPLIANCE MANAGER ....864 ..............3102HAZMAT WASTE

COORDINATOR....................864 ..............2663SPCC COORDINATOR............864 ..............2611Recycling Manager ..................864 ..............3400

RESIDENT OFFICER IN CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTION (ROICC)

ROICC ....................................658 ..............8553Assistant ROICC ......................852 ..............3050Const Manager ........................852 ..............4243Engr Tech ................................852 ..............3970Engr Tech ................................852 ..............3972Engr Tech ................................852 ..............3975

Fax Machine ............................852 ..............2381Duty Officer ............................852 ..............8551(Duty Cell) ............................................321-0857

SUPPLY AND SERVICESDIRECTOR ..............................159 ..............2123

DEPOT SUPPLY CHIEF ..............159 ..............2142Admin Chief ............................159 ..............3165

OPERATIONS CHIEF ................159 ..............2272Training NCO ..........................159 ..............2272

BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING UNITSupervisor................................159......2162/3258Stock Fund/Admin Clerk ........159 ..............2935Stores Accounting Clerk ..........159 ..............2703

CLOTHING BRANCHClothing Officer ......................6007 ............2261Admin Section ........................6007....2261/2894Phase I (Hygenics) ......................6007 ....3064/3608Phase II (Men’s Clothing) ........6007 ............2651Female Clothing (4th BN) ..........6000 ....2367/2274

BULK CLOTHING SECTIONRecruit Personal Effects............648 ..............2661

COMMISSARY BRANCHCommissary Store Manager......406 ..............2383Commissary Receptionist ........406 ..............2679

FOOD SERVICE BRANCHFood Service Officer ................295 ..............3370Food Service

Operations Officer ................295 ..............3326Food Service SNCOIC ............295 ..............3248Food Service

Operations Chief ..................295 ..............3568Food Service Property..............295 ..............3570

LAUNDRY BRANCHLaundry Manager ....................158 ..............3085Laundry Admin ......................158 ..............2901Issue and Receiving..................158 ..............3465

PLANT PROPERTY BRANCHProperty Control Officer ............159 ..............3883Subsistence Manager..................295 ..............3568

PROPERTY CONTROL BRANCHProperty Control Officer ..........159 ..............3883Property Control Chief ............159 ..............2595Organizational

Clothing Section ....................159 ..............2464Personal Effects ........................500A ............2664Fabric Repair Section ..............158 ..............3194Recruit Indiv Equip Sect/

Bucket Issue ..........................696 ..............3070SYSTEMS/ANALYSIS

Head Systems/Analysis ............159 ..............3348Operations Section ..................159 ..............2180Customer Service ....................159 ..............3069

SUPPORTING STORES BRANCHHead, Supporting Stores ..........159 ..............2661Security Guide (MP) ................A10 ..............3651Bulk Fuel Chief........................170 ..............3272Subsistence Storage Chief ........295 ..............3568Cold Storage (Perishables) ......295 ..............2168Ammunition Supply

Point Officer ..........................A10 ..............3253

Ammunition Chief ..................A10 ..............2781TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SECTION

Transportation Chief ................602 ..............2267Household Goods Section........602 ..............6146Passenger Transportation ........602 ..............2627Receiving Unit/Warehouse ......500A ............3582

VETERINARIANAnimal Clinic ..........................517A ............3317Food Inspection Officer ..........517A ............3568Commissary Food Inspection ....406 ..............3494

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, COMPUTER &TELECOMMUNICATIONS (G-6)

Director....................................159 ..............3828TELE-COMMUNICATIONS ELECTRONICS BRANCH

ComElec (Telephone) Officer ..1050 ............3320Accounts Clerk ........................1050 ............2816Admin Clerk ............................1050 ............3778Telephone Repair ....................1050 ............2200

COMPUTER SYSTEMS SUPPORT FACILITYHELP DESK ............................159 ..............2004SNCOIC/INCH ........................159 ..............3087Customer Service ....................159 ..............2200

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF PLANS, PROGRAMS AND ASSESSMENT (G-8)AC/S, G-8 ..................................154 ..............2804

Deputy, AC/S, G-8 ..................154 ..............3959Management Assistant..............154 ..............3538ABC/ABM Specialist ................154......3954/3955A-76/BPR Specialist..................154 ..............3314CLD/Training Specialist............154 ..............2547

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, COMPTROLLERCOMPTROLLER

DEPARTMENT..........................154 ..............3782BUDGET DIVISION....................154 ..............2431FINANCE DIVISION

Finance Officer ........................10 ................2447SUPPORT BRANCH ................10 ................2514Military Pay Branch..................10........3226/3490Travel Branch ..........................10 ................2291

DEFENSE TRAVEL SYSTEM DIVISIONDTS Help Desk ........................10 ................4926

FISCAL SERVICES DIVISIONFiscal Officer............................11 ................3896MAO........................................11 ................3673Defense Civilian

Payroll System Section ..........11 ................3495Accounts MaintenanceBranch....................................11 ................3729

RESOURCE EVALUATION& ANALYSIS DIVISIONReview & Analysis Officer ......11 ................2809Support Agreement Manager......11........2545/3555

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, RECRUITINGAC/S RECRUITING ....................154 ..............2269




MANAGEMENTINFORMATION ......................154 ..............2289Admin Chief ............................154 ..............2590

OPERATIONS Officer......................................154 ..............2403Chief ........................................154 ..............3846

RECRUIT LIAISON SECTIONEntry Lvl Trng& Asgmnt Chief ....................6000 ............3718

Quality Control Chief ..............6000 ............2922OIC, RLS ................................6000 ............2676NCOIC, RLS ............................6000 ............2922Admin Chief ............................6000 ............3233

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFFFOR QUALITY MANAGEMENT

QUALITY MANAGEMENTADMIN......................................154 ..............4425

DEPUTY COMMANDINSPECTOR ............................154 ..............3086

EQUAL OPPORTUNITYADVISOR ................................154 ..............3567

DEPOT SAFETY OFFICE ..........566..................................................2598/4429/3213

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF,RELIGIOUS MINISTRIESAC/S, Rel Min ............................854......3533/3601

Deputy Director, Rel Min ........854 ..............2882Staff Assistant ..........................854 ..............3601Duty Chaplain (AWH) ..........................321-6285Duty RP ................................................321-6287

ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF,SUPPLY AND SERVICESACS, SUPPLY AND SERVICES....159 ..............3232SUPPLY AND SERVICES,

ADMIN ....................................159 ..............3232SUPPLY AND SERVICES CHIEF ......159 ..................3165OPERATIONS OFFICER ............159 ..............2355OPERATIONS CHIEF ................159 ..............2524BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING UNIT

Supervisor................................159......2162/3258Stock Fund/Admin Clerk ........159 ..............2935Stores Accounting Clerk ..........159 ..............2703

CLOTHING BRANCHClothing Officer ......................6007 ............2235Admin Section ............................6007 ....2256/2235Alteration Pick-Up ..................6007 ............2651Main Issue Unit........................6007 ............2651

BULK CLOTHING SECTIONStorage Operation Specialist ....695......3625/2891Storage Operation Chief ..........648 ..............2891

CONSOLIDATED CASH SALESNCOIC, Cash Sales ..................6007 ............3596Men Clothing ..........................6007 ............3608Female Clothing Officer ..........927......2490/3391

COMMISSARY BRANCHCommissary Store Manager......406 ..............2383Commissary Receptionist ........406 ..............2679

FOOD SERVICE BRANCHFood Service Officer ................848 ..............3370Food ServiceOperations Officer ..................848 ..............3326

Food Service Secretary ............848 ..............3248Food Service Technician ..........848 ..............2702Food Service

Property (NCOIC) ................848 ..............2660Supply Accounts

Maintenance Clerk....................848 ......2645/3338LAUNDRY BRANCH

Laundry Manager ....................158 ..............3085Laundry Admin ......................158 ..............2901Issue and receiving ..................158 ..............3465

PLANT PROPERTY BRANCHProperty Control Officer ..........159 ..............2597Subsistence Item Manager........159 ..............2645

PROPERTY CONTROL BRANCHProperty Control Officer ..........159 ..............3280Property Control Chief ............159 ..............2250OrganizationalClothing Section ....................159 ..............2026

Personal Effects ........................159 ..............3832Fabric Repair Section ..............138 ..............3194Office Machine Repair Section ..138 ................3237Recruit Indiv Equip

Sect/Bucket Issue ..................654 ..............2937SYSTEMS/ANALYSIS

Head Systems/Analysis ............159 ..............2181Operations Section ..................159 ..............2180Customer Service ....................159 ..............2079

SUPPORTING STORES BRANCHHead, Supporting Stores ..........159 ..............2661Security Guide (MP) ................A10 ..............3651Bulk Fuel Chief........................170 ..............3272Self Service Outlet....................295......2855/3456Shop Stores Outlet Foreman ....626 ..............3149Warehouse, Shop Stores ..........627 ..............3149Subsistence Storage Chief ............500A ....2800/3196Cold Storage (Perishable) ........500A ............3196Dry Storage (Nonperishable)....648 ..............2891Ammunition SupplyPoint Officer ..........................A10 ............3253

Ammunition Chief ..................A10 ..............2781TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SECTION

Transportation Chief ................633 ..............2238Household Goods Section........633 ..............2627Passenger Transportation ........633......2103/2267Receiving Unit/Warehouse ......295......3588/2632

VETERINARIANAnimal Clinic ..........................N287 ............3317Food Inspection Officer ..........N288 ..3282/3373Commissary Food Inspection......406 ................3494

6TH MARINE CORPS DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS

COMMAND SECTIONCommanding Officer ..............903 ..............2726Executive Officer......................903 ..............2587

Sergeant Major ........................903 ..............2734Secretary ..................................903 ..............3662Staff Duty Officer ....................903 ..............2770FAX ..............................................................3034

S-1 (ADMINISTRATION)Adjutant ..................................903 ..............2271Personnel Officer ....................903 ..............3081Admin Chief ............................903 ..............2271Personnel Chief........................903 ..............3040TAD NCO................................903 ..............3040Legal/Casualty NCO ................903 ..............2770Pubs NCO ..............................903 ..............2770SRB Chief ................................903 ..............3081PCS Clerk ................................903 ..............3040Unit Diary Clerk ......................903 ..............3040SRB Clerk ................................903 ..............3081Seps Clerk................................903 ..............3081FITREP NCO ..........................903 ..............2770FAX - Adjutant ..............................................3034FAX - Perso ..................................................3016

S-3 (OPERATIONS)Operations Officer ..................903 ..............2818AER..........................................903 ..............2813Procurement Officer ................903 ..............2216Medical Representative ............903 ..............2228Enlisted Operations Chief ........903 ..............3027Quality Control Chief ..............903 ..............3067Resource Procurement Chief ....903 ..............2228Statistician................................903 ..............2842Marketing Specialist ................903 ..............2773ARMS Operator........................903 ..............3168Musician Tech Asst ..................903 ..............2903 FAX ..............................................................2820

S-3 (CONTACT TEAM)Contact Team Officer ..............903 ..............3991CTM NCOIC ..........................903 ..............2640CTM Member ..........................903 ..............3949Secretary ..................................903 ..............3044FAX ..............................................................3606

S-3 (OFFICER PROCUREMENT)Air Officer................................903 ..............2228Office Procurement Chief ........903 ..............2228Secretary ..................................903 ..............2209FAX.............................................................. 3606

S-4 (SUPPLY/LOGISTICS)Logistics Officer ......................903 ..............3207Supply Officer..........................903 ..............3299Supply Chief ............................903 ..............2416Purchasing Chief......................903 ..............3271Logistics Chief ........................903 ..............3245Facilities Manager ....................903 ..............2934MT Chief ................................903 ..............3221Purchasing Agent ....................903 ..............3142FAX ..............................................................3146

S-5 (PUBLIC AFFAIRS & MARKETING)Public Affairs Officer................903 ..............2085Public Affairs Chief ..................903 ..............2782Dixie Digest Editor ..................903 ..............2786Photo Lab ................................903 ..............2773Correspondent ........................903 ..............2773FAX.............................................................. 3383



Telephone DirectoryMarine Corps Recruit Depot



COMPTROLLERComptroller ............................903 ..............2534Deputy Comptroller ................903 ..............2337Comptroller Chief ....................903 ..............2504Budget Analyst ........................903 ..............2681FAX.............................................................. 2112

ISMOISMO Manager ........................903 ..............2155ISMO Officer ..........................903 ..............3806ISMO Chief..............................903 ..............2593Info Systems NCO ..................903 ..............2593FAX.............................................................. 3816

MJROTCMJROTC Projects Officer ........903 ..............3481Support Svc Coordinator ........903 ..............2684Purchasing Agent ....................903 ..............2623Accounting Tech ......................903 ..............2684Supply NCO ............................903 ..............2658FAX ..............................................................2670

QUALITY OF LIFE (QOL)Quality of Life Coordinator......903 ..............3679FAX.............................................................. 3034

RECRUIT TRAINING REGIMENTCOMMANDING OFFICER ........288 ..............3154

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ............288 ..............3154SERGEANT MAJOR ................288 ..............2890

ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF..........288 .... 2712/3154CHAPLAIN ................................288 ..............2755

OFFICER OF THE DAY ..........288 ..............3273S-1/ADJUTANT ..........................288 ..............3033S-3 OPERATIONS ......................288 ..............2331REGIMENTAL DRILL MASTER ......288 ..................2331SCHEDULING

OFFICER/NCOIC ....................288 ..............3656TRAINING OFFICER/SPECIAL PROJECTS

NCOIC ....................................288 ..............2331S-4 OFFICER..............................288 ..............2331S-4 SUPPLY CHIEF ....................288 ..............3246CASUAL COMPANY

Commanding Officer ..............172 ..............2419NCOIC ....................................172 ..............2419Duty NCO ..............................172 ..............3887

DEPOT SCHOOLSDirector, Depot Schools ..........942 ..............3158Assistant Director ....................942 ..............2657Admin Office ..........................942 ..............3158Chief Instructor ......................942 ..............3352Drill Instructor School ............942 ..............2657

RECRUIT ADMINISTRATION CENTERDirector....................................6000 ............2173Admin Officer ..........................6000 ............2158NCOIC/Admin Chief ..............6000 ............2153Duty Clerk ..............................6000 ............2153Naval Security Group ..............602 ..............2961Orders Section................................6000 .... 2223/3259Permanent Personnel Testing......848 ................2650Recruit Testing (ASVAB) ..........848 ..............2650Service Record Book Section....6000 ............2978Officer in Charge/NCOIC ........6000 ............3442Officer in Charge ....................6000 ............2922NCOIC ....................................6000 ............3259

S-3 OFFICER..............................400 ..............2689S-3/OPERATIONS CHIEF........400 ..............2968

SCHEDULING NCO ..................400 ..............2689TRAINING NCO ........................400 ..............36363 RAD ........................................400 ..............2948S-4 OFFICE ................................567 ..............3217S-4/SUPPLY OFFICE ..................400 ..............3176POLICE SERGEANT ..................569 ..............2574“I” COMPANY

Commanding Officer ..............423......2288/2845Company First Sergeant ..........423......2288/2845Squadbay ................................423 ..............2887Barracks ..................................424 ..............3295Office ......................................424 ..............3884Squadbay ................................418 ..............2302

“K” COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............420......3526/2952Company First Sergeant ..........420......3526/2952Barracks 419 Office..................419 ..............2881Squadbay ................................419 ..............2254Barracks ..................................420 ..............3285

“L” COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............417......3582/2580Company First Sergeant ..........417......3582/2580Barracks 417 Squadbay............417 ..............2885Barracks 418 Office..................418 ..............2302Squadbay ................................418 ..............2302Barracks Office ........................416 ..............3786Squadbay ................................416 ..............3681

“M” COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............422......2576/2893Company First Sergeant ..........422 ..............2893Barracks 421 Office..................421......2575/3683Squadbay ................................421 ..............2852Barracks 422 Squadbay............422 ..............2202

4TH RECRUIT TRAINING BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........937 ..............2915EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............937 ..............2915SERGEANT MAJOR....................937 ..............2915OFFICER OF THE DAY..............937......2915/2959BEQ OFFICER............................930......3485/3119CHAPLAIN ................................928 ..............3250S-1/ADJUTANT ..........................933 ..............2915

ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF ......933 ..............2915ADMIN CHIEF ..........................933 ..............29154TH BN P COMPANY ................934 ..............2281S-3/OPERATIONS/HQCO ..........939......2916/4825OPERATIONS CHIEF ................939 ..............2916S-4 SUPPLY ................................927 ..............2539MESS HALL................................926 ..............2442FEMALE GYMNASIUM ..............932 ..............2556“N” COMPANY OFFICE ............938 ..............2986

Company Chief DI ..................938 ..............3573Company Squadbay ................938 ..............2814

“O” COMPANY OFFICE ............941 ..............2255Company Chief DI ..................941 ..............3528Company Upper Squadbay ......941 ..............2308Company Lower Squadbay ......941 ..............2351

“P” COMPANY OFFICE..............934 ..............2281Company Chief DI ..................934 ..............3877

1ST RECRUIT TRAINING BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........620 ..............3381

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ............620 ..............2572SERGEANT MAJOR....................620 ..............2544ADJUTANT ................................620 ..............2472

ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF ......620 ..............2474ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF..........620 ..............2474CHAPLAIN ................................620 ..............3161DUTY OFFICER/NCO ................620......3381/3617MAILROOM ..............................620 ..............2423MESS HALL................................590 ..............2833PERSONNEL

AFFAIRS (RECRUITS) ..............620 ..............2472PT FIELD1 RAD ........................................620......3617/2279S-1 ..............................................620 ..............3381S-3 OFFICER..............................620 ..............2927S-3/OPERATION/

SCHEDULING..........................620 ..............2911S-3/TRAINING............................620 ..............2686S-4/OFFICER..............................615 ..............3382S-4/SUPPLY CHIEF ....................615 ..............2715“A” Company..............................589 ..............3415“B” Company ..............................591 ..............2794“C” Company..............................589 ..............2312“D” Company..............................591 ..............2729

2ND RECRUIT TRAINING BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........635 ..............2430EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............635 ..............2751SERGEANT MAJOR....................635 ..............2471CHAPLAIN ................................635 ..............2624OFFICER OF THE DAY..............635 ..............31402 RAD ........................................635 ..............2900MESS HALL................................600......3359/3290PT FIELD “A” ..................................................2958PT FIELD “B” .................................................. 3780RECRUIT REASSIGNMENT........635 ..............2900S-1/ADJUTANT ..........................635 ..............2430S-3/OPERATIONS ......................635 ..............2969S-4/SUPPLY ................................649......2985/3105

“E” Company ..........................599......2523/2671“F” Company ..........................599......2477/3242“G” Company ..........................601 ..............2356“H” Company ..........................601 ..............2728

3RD RECRUIT TRAINING BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........400 ..............2929EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............400 ..............3171SERGEANT MAJOR....................400 ..............2747ADJUTANT ................................400 ..............3278ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF..........400 ..............2929ADMINISTRATIVE CHIEF..........400 ..............2929ADMINISTRATIVE

SECTION/S-1 ..........................400......2730/3678CHAPLAIN ................................400 ..............3278MAILROOM ..............................400 ..............2949MESS HALL................................400......2446/3772OFFICER OF THE DAY..............400 ..............3337PT FIELD ........................................................2926BN DRILL MASTER ....................400 ..............2953


Company Upper Squadbay ......934 ..............2673Company Lower Squadbay ......934 ..............2596

SUPPORT BATTALION, RTRCOMMANDING OFFICER ........848 ..............2606EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............848 ..............2510SERGEANT MAJOR....................848 ..............3798CHAPLAIN ................................6004 ............4177ADJUTANT ................................848 ..............2427

S-1 ADMINISTRATIVECHIEF ..................................848 ..............2606

S-1 ADMIN CHIEF ....................848 ..............2606Mailroom ................................848 ..............2606

S-3 OFFICER..............................848 ..............2265S-3 CHIEF ..............................848 ..............2265Courseware Development ........848 ..............3920Education NCO ......................848 ..............3229Recruit Testing ........................848 ..............3229Training NCO ..........................848 ..............3229

S-4/SUPPLY OFFICER ................848 ..............3052Director....................................6000 ............3616Recruit Receiving ....................6000....2879/2653Admin Officer ..........................6000 ............3616NCOIC/Admin Chief ..............6000 ............3616Duty Clerk ..............................6000 ............3616Accessions (Recruit) ................6000 ............2468DAAC NCO ............................6000 ............2468Discharge Processing................6000 ............2607ID Card Section ......................6000 ............2148Naval Security Group ..............602 ..............3234Orders Section ........................6000....2223/3259Reserve Orders (ELTA) RLS......6000 ............3718Service Records Book Section......6000 ..............2153Unit Diary Section ..................6000 ............3443

BEQ MANAGER ........................930/931........3119Duty NCO ..............................930/931........3119

FEMALE MRP/PCP ....................934 ..............3877ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION UNIT

Officer in Charge ....................602 ..............3372NCOIC ....................................6005 ............2742Classroom ................................6005 ............2058Close Combat ..........................875 ..............2826DI Lounge................................6005 ............3898First Aid Station ......................602 ..............3547History Section ........................6005 ............2058Instructor’s Office ....................6005 ............2058 Testing ....................................848 ..............3920

SPECIAL TRAINING COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............6004 ............2723First Sergeant ..........................6004 ............2746Chief Drill Instructor ..............6004 ............2629Medical Officer ........................6004 ............2757RAD ........................................6004 ............2503Ops Chief ................................6004 ............3362

MEDICAL REHABILITATION PLATOON (MRP)Commanding Officer ..............6004 ............2629

PHYSICAL CONDITIONING PLATOON (PCP)Senior Drill Instructor..............6004 ............2270

PT FIELD....................................3780PHYSICAL FITNESS ADVISOR....6004..............4571

Indoor Pool..............................6008 .. 3804/2981

HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........144 ..............4038EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............144 ..............3363SERGEANT MAJOR....................144 ..............3041CHAPLAIN ................................146 ..............3138ADJUTANT/LEGAL OFFICER ....144 ..............2631

SACO ......................................144 ..............2019Career Planner ........................144 ..............4492Files and Directive Office ........144 ..............3206Legal Section............................144 ..............2631

S-3/TRAINING OFFICER ..........144 ..............3441Training NCO ..........................144 ..............3441

S-4/OFFICER/SAFETYOFFICER ..................................144 ..............2939Mess Hall ................................149......3148/2520

SUPPLY OFFICER ......................144 ..............2741OFFICER OF THE DAY..............144 ..............3318HEADQUARTERS COMPANY

Commanding Officer ..............145 ..............2011First Sergeant ..........................145 ..............2633Company Gunnery Sergeant ....145 ..............2424Duty NCO ..............................145 ..............2412

SERVICE COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............146 ..............3435First Sergeant ..........................146 ..............3640Company Gunnery Sergeant ....146 ..............3434Police Sergeant ........................146 ..............2436Training NCO/Duty NCO ........146 ..............3228

WEAPONS AND FIELD TRAINING BATTALIONCOMMANDING OFFICER ........700 ..............2415EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............700 ..............3220ADJUTANT ................................700......2415/3484SERGEANT MAJOR....................700 ..............3353OFFICER OF THE DAY..............700 ..............3170CHAPLAIN ................................700 ..............4813CHAPEL ....................................700 ..............2325S-1

Administrative Chief ................700 ..............2415Legal/Correspondence..............700 ..............2415Files/Directives Clerk ..............700 ..............3170Career Planner ........................700 ..............3204

S-3 Officer......................................700 ..............4509Asst Officer ..............................700 ..............3498Operations ..............................700 ..............3624Clerk........................................700 ..............3183

HEADQUARTERS COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............700 ..............3104First Sergeant ..........................700 ..............3369Police Sergeant ........................700 ..............2748Company Gunnery Sergeant ....700 ..............3244Target Factory ..........................798 ..............3287Maintenance ............................765 ..............3394

MESS HALLSMess Hall ................................700 ..............2324Mess Hall ................................769..................................................2719/3180/3350

S-4 OFFICER..............................700 ..............3244Supply Officer..........................764 ..............3103Supply Chief ............................764 ..............2156WBLO......................................7004 ............2585

RANGE COMPANYCommanding Officer ..............700 ..............2837First Sergeant ..........................700 ..............2130Khe Sanh..............................................2919/2365Hue City ......................................................2444Chosin Reservoir ..........................................3695Starlite ..........................................................3330Inchon ..........................................................2793Pusan ..................................................2941/3257

FIELD TRAINING COMPANYCompany Commander ............700 ..............2118First Sergeant ..........................700 ..............3312Company Office ......................700......3110/2743Officer in Charge ....................4002 ............2309Asst Officer in Charge ..............4002 ............2243NCOIC ....................................4002 ............2865Admin/DNCO..........................4002....2243/2128Supply/Maint ..........................4002 ............2932Ammo Tech ............................4002 ............2832Comm Shop ............................4031 ............3833NBC/Gas Chamber ..................AS-26 ..........2376Medical Aid Station..................AS-26 ..........2776Instructor Office ......................AS-26 ..........3454Infiltration Course....................4024 ............3365Training Area 1 ........................4022 ............3364Training Area 2 ........................4018 ............2848Training Area 3 ........................4025 ............2655Training Area 4 ........................4031 ............3025Grenade Range ........................4020 ............3540Combat Assault Course............4024 ............3365Elliott’s Beach Training Area ..........................2284Bivouac Site 1 ..............................................2295SEAHUT (Female) ..................4033 ............2293SEAHUT (Male) ......................4035 ............3807SEAHUT (Male) ......................4036 ............2294

MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING UNITOfficer in Charge ....................771 ..............2466MTU Chief ..............................771 ..............3129School Sections ........................771 .... 4726/3581

EXCHANGE/BARBER SHOPBarber Shop ............................204 ..............3550

BRANCH MEDICAL CLINICDIRECTOR ................................669 ..............3793

ADMIN OFFICER....................669......2400/2929SMO ........................................669..................................................3793/3671/3507

Admin Support ........................669 ..................................................3793/3794/3071

Admin Fax ..............................669 ..............3675Acute Care ..............................669......3346/2562

AID STATIONS1ST Battalion Aid Station ........592......2133/33352ND BAS ................................598......3633/36413RD BAS ..................................400......2236/33844TH BAS..................................939......2354/2318Crucible Aid Station ................4031 ............2910Weapons Aid Station................7004 ............2931

AUDIOLOGY..............................669 ..............2528EDUCATION/TRAINING............669 ..............2094EMERGENCY AMBULANCE ......669 ................911






IMMUNIZATIONS:Permanent Party ......................669......4237/2811Recruits....................................669 ..............2227

IT TECH ....................................669 ..............4026LABORATORY ............................669 ..............2343LEADING SCPO ........................669 ..............2913LEADING CPO ..........................669 ..............3794LEADING PO ............................669 ..............3071MARINE LIAISON......................669 ..............3478MEDICAL BOARDS ....................669 ..............2680MEDICAL READINESS ..............669 ..............2449MEDICAL RECORDS:

Permanent Party ......................669......4811/4810MENTAL HEALTH......................669 ..............3869OPERATIONS/SUPPLY................669 ..............3179OPTOMETRY..............................669 ..............2874PHARMACY................................669 ..............2249PHYSICAL THERAPY ................669 ..............2928PHYSICALS: Permanent Party ....669......4237/2811PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE ......669 ..............2806SICK CALL: Permanent Party ....669......4237/2811

Recruits....................................669......3507/3671SPORTS MEDICINE & REHAB......669......................................................3177/2928/2505WELL WOMEN’S CLINIC..........669......4116/4237X-RAY ........................................669 ..............2886

DEPOT ADJUTANT SECTIONAdjutant......................................154 ..............2592Assistant Adjutant/CMCC ..........154 ..............2592Administrative Chief ..................154 ..............2592Central Files................................154 ..............3592Identification Cards ....................154 ..............3396Postal ..........................................154 ..............2812

DEPOT SACO ............................911 ..............3393

MARINE CORPS COMMUNITY SERVICES-SCNOTE: All 7000 numbers must be preceded by525-3302 when dialed to while off Parris Island; and7000 numbers with MCAS location may be dialedtoo using the 228 prefix. For more information onactivities including phone numbers and hours ofoperation, visit our web site at www.mccssc.com.

DIRECTOR ..................................202................1530DEPUTY DIRECTOR ..................601(MCAS)

..............................................................228-7504DIVISION HEAD,

BUSINESS OPS ........................287 ..............7307DIVISION HEAD, FOOD

& HOSPITALITY ......................202 ..............1503DIVISION HEAD, MARINE CORPS

FAMILY TEAM BUILDING ......202 ..............1508DIVISION HEAD, SUPPORT ......601(MCAS) ..6096DIVISION HEAD,

PERSONAL SVCS ....................202 ..............1508DIVISION HEAD, SEMPER FIT ..172 ................1507

Advertising ..............................172......1556/1560All Points Travel ......................602......4288/3557Auto Skills Development..........12 ................1599Barber Shop ............................204 ..............3550

Beauty Shop ............................940 ..............2368Bowling Alley ..........................203......1551/1571Cobbler Shop ..........................192 ..............1501Dry Cleaners ............................192 ..............1520Education ................................923 ..............2152Family Pools ........................................1543/1506Fitness Center ..........................111......1563/1579Four Winds Club ....................201 ..............1503Golf Course..............................299......2240/1568Indoor Pool..............................6008....2981/3804Island Treasures ......................204 ......228-1594ITT ..........................................602......3551/1540Library ....................................283 ..............7327Main Exchange ........................204 ..............1583Maintenance ............................405 ..............7018Movie Info (Recording) ............195 ..............1525Parris Island Inn ......................201 ..............2976Personnel ................................202 ..............7225Purchasing MCAS ....................553 ......228-7695Recruit Barber ..........................6000 ............2348Recruit Photo ..........................602.............. 7442Recruit Sales ............................6000 ............1558Security....................................202......1516/1500Subway ....................................203 ..............3672Tailor Shop ..............................192......2512/1512Theater ....................................195......1526/1525Traditions ................................79........4417/1566Triangle Store ..........................404 ..............7351Veterinarian..............................517A ............3317Video Rental ............................200 ..............2976Warehouse ..............................406......7277/1557Weapons Annex ......................700 ..............7352Western Union ........................200 ..............2976Woodworking Shop ................20 ................15234th Battalion Exchange ............940 ..............15534th Battalion Beauty Shop........940 ..............2368Private Organization POC........553(MCAS) ..7960

CAREER DEVELOPMENT OFFICEEducation Officer........................923......2152/7572EEO Officer ................................923 ..............2169Depot Education Officer ............923 ..............2152Depot Career Planner..................923 ..............2232PERSONAL SERVICES

Community Services ................17 ................2883Career Resource Center............923 ..............2761Family Advocacy Program ......17 ................2044Financial Counseling ..............911 ..............2218New Parent Support Program ..172 ..............3451Relocation Assistance ..............911 ..............2371Retired Activities Office............923 ..............3760TEAMS

(Spouse Employment) ..........923 ..............2044Victim Advocate ......................17 ................2016

COMMUNITY SERVICESProgram Administrator ............807(MCAS) ..7354

Career Resource Center ..............923 ..............2761Exceptional Family

Member Program ..................911 ..............3188Financial Counseling ..............911 ..............2218

Marriage/Fam/IndivCounseling ............................17 ................2044

New Parent Support Program ..172 ..............3451Prevention Programs ................17 ................2044Relocation Assistance ..............911 ..............2371Retired Activities Office............923 ..............3760Spouse Employment

(TEAMS)................................923 ..............2044Transition Assistance................923 ..............4574

CLINICAL COUNSELINGFamily Advocacy Program ......17 ................2044FAP Manager............................17 ................3039Administrative Assistance ........17 ................2044Victim Advocate ......................17 ................2016

Substance Abuse Counseling Center......................................17 ................2553Drug Demand

Program Administrator ..........807(MCAS) ..7210Senior SAC ..............................807(MCAS) ..6904SAC Counselor ........................172 ..............2553

LIFELONG LEARNINGDepot Library ..........................283 ..............7327Depot Education ......................923 ..............2152Education Officer ....................923 ..............2132Test Examiner ..........................923 ..............2086

CHILD AND YOUTH ................115 ..............3530CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CENTER ..................................699 ..............3514Director....................................699 ..............2215Resource and Referral ..............699 ..............3685Youth Activities ........................291 ..............7344

NAVAL DENTAL CENTERCOMMANDING OFFICER ........674 ..............2639

EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............674 ..............2602

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ....674 ..............2388

SECRETARY................................674 ..............2639

CLINIC DIRECTOR....................674 ..............2892

COMMAND MASTER CHIEF ....674 ..............3160

CAREER COUNSELOR ..............674 ..............3756

Appointments (ONLY) ................674 ..............2159

Information ................................674 ..............3500

Dental Clinic, Branch..................MCAS....228-7512

Endodontics................................674 ..............2390

Fiscal Officer ..............................674 ..............3421

Management Information............674 ..............2306

Manpower Management..............674 .... 3256/3715

Operating Management ..............674 ..............4191

Operative Department ................674 ..............2980

Oral Surgery ..............................674 ..............2363

Periodontics ................................674 ..............2994

Prosthetics/Pros Lab ....................674 ..............3659

Recruit Inprocessing ..................674 ..............2417Repair ........................................674 ..............3453Supply Department Head............674 ..............4198



TitleDuty Chaplain (AWH) ..................154..................3712(OOD)

CHILD DEVELOPMENTCENTER..........................................115..................3514

Resource Referral ..........................115..................3685Family Child Care ........................115..................3685

CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAMS ......115..................3514CIVILIAN PAY ..................................11....................3495CIVILIAN PERSONNEL (HRO) ......286..................2217

Parris Island ..........................................................2669MCAS ....................................................................7875BNH ......................................................................5179

CLOSE COMBAT ............................875..................2826CLOTHING BRANCH ....................6007 ......2256/2426COBBLER SHOP ..............................192..................1501COLD STORAGE ............................500A......2800/3196COMMISSARY BRANCH ................407..................2679COMMISSIONED OFFICER

Mess (OPEN) ................................79....................2905COM-ELEC CENTER ......................159 ................ 2138COM-ELEC (Maintenance) ..............11....................2904COMMUNITY SERVICECENTER..........................................17....................2883

CONTRACT ANDPURCHASING ................................159..................3427

COUNSELING ................................17....................2883CREDIT UNION,NAVY FEDERAL..............................202..................3801

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION........................................163 ........2459/2628

CRUCIBLE COMMAND POST ................................3669CSSF ................................................159..................2004

DDENTAL CLINIC ............................674..................3500

Appointments................................674..................2159DCAC MILITARY PERSONNELOFFICE ..........................................923..................2739

DEPOT COLLECTION ....................10....................2500DEPOT EDUCATION ......................923..................2152DEPOT INSPECTOR........................154..................2732DEPOT SACO ..................................911..................2282DISASTER CONTROL CENTER......154..................2458DISBURSING FINANCEDIVISION........................................10....................2338

DISCHARGE SECTION ..................923..................2589DRILL INSTRUCTOR SCHOOL......942..................3158DRMO ..............................................500A ..............3832DRUG & ALCOHOLCOUNSELING CTR........................17....................2553

DRY CLEANERS, MCCS SC ............192..................1520DRY STORAGE ................................648..................3965DTS Help desk ................................10....................4926

EEQUAL EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITY ..............................286..................2647

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVISOR..154 ..................3567EDUCATION, DEPOT ....................923..................2152

Park University..............................923..................3502TCL ..............................................923..................2659University of Phoenix....................923..................3078USCB ............................................923..................2107Webster University ........................923..................3700Wheelock College ........................923..................3842

ELLIOT’S BEACH ....................................................2917EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE ......450..................3145ENVIRONMENTAL (NREO) ..........864..................2630

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER..17....................2883EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCEDISPOSAL ......................................MCAS .... 228-7513

FFABRIC REPAIR................................138..................3194FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM....17....................2044FAMILY POOLS ..............................................1506/1581FIELD TRAINING BRANCH............4002................2243FINANCIAL COUNSELING ............911..................2218FIRE DEPARTMENT ........................455..................3637

Emergency Only............................455....................911FISCAL/SERVICE/LIAISON DIVISION

Fiscal Officer ................................11....................2857FITNESS CENTER ..........................111 ........1563/1579FOOD LOCKER ..............................17....................3351FOOD SERVICE BRANCH ..............295..................3248FOUR WINDS CLUB ......................201..................1503FURNITUREWAREHOUSE (MCCS SC) ..............406 ........7277/1557

GGAME WARDEN ............................565 ................3444GAS STATION ................................404 ................7351GOLF COURSE ..............................299 ........2240/1568GRENADE RANGE ........................4020 ..............3540GREYHOUND BUS LINES..............602 ................3717GUARD MAIL ................................154 ................3592GUEST HOUSE (OFFICERS)

Reservations ................................79 ..................2744GYM ................................................287 ................2739

4th Battalion ................................923 ................2556

HHAZARDOUS WASTE ....................864 ........3102/2663HEALTH PROMOTIONS,SEMPER FIT ......................................408 MCAS ..228-7010HORSE ISLAND......................................................2923HOUSEHOLD GOODS SECTION..633 ................2627HOUSING OFFICE ........................402 ................2853

Referrals........................................402 ................2583Housing Assignments ..................402 ................2583Maintenance ................................LB1510....379-3300Self-Help ......................................LB1510....379-3300Property Management ..................402..........322-0587

HUMAN RESOURCE ......................286 ................2217HYGIENICS SECTIONS..................6000 ..............3608

IIDENTIFICATION CARDS..............154 ................3396INFORMATION & REFERRAL ......17 ..................2883INSPECTOR,DEPOT QUALITY ASS ..................154 ................3429

INSTALLATION AND REFORM ....154 ................3955INSTRUCTIONALTRAINING UNIT ..........................602 ................3844

INTERVENTION & TREATMENT..17 ..................2044ISMT................................................771 ................2641ITT ..................................................602 ........3557/1540

KK-9 ..................................................565 ................2888KEY VOLUNTEER OFFICE ............287 ................1505

LLAMAZE COORDINATOR..............11 ..................3451LAUNDRY BRANCH ......................158..................2901LAW CENTER..................................293..................3623LEGAL ASSISTANCE ......................293..................2559

AACADEMICS ....................................6011................3547ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION ........455..................2006ACCOUNTINGBRANCH (COMPT) ........................11....................3673

ACCOUNTING DIVISION ..............159..................2162ADJUTANT, DEPOT ........................154..................2592ADVERTISEMENT, MCCS ..............287 ........7229/7232AFGE LOCAL #429 ........................116..................4618ALCOHOL & DRUG COUNSELING CENTER ................807(MCAS) ....7059

ALL POINTS TRAVEL......................602 ........3557/4288ALL WEATHER TRAINING

FACILITY ..............................................................2615AMBULANCE EMERGENCY ..........565 .................. 911AMMUNITION OUTLET ................A10 ................2781AMMUNITION SUPPLY POINT

(ASP) GUARD ..............................A10 ................3651ANIMAL CLINIC ............................N288 ..............3317ANNEX, MCCS SC ..........................287 ................ 1537ARMORY, DEPOT ............................6001 ......2648/3185

Ordnance Officer ..........................6001................2224Ordnance Chief ............................6001................2537Maintenance Mgmt Chief..............6001................3759Shop Chief ....................................6001................3773Operations Office ..........................6001 ......3761/3763Wpns Issue Port............................6001................2078Cleaning Area................................6001................3771

AT&T ON BASE................................................770-4038AUTO HOBBY SHOP ......................12....................1599

BBACHELOR ENLISTED

QUARTERS ....................................330/332/3558/3881BACHELOR SNCO QUARTERS ......331..................2301BAND, DEPOT ................................920..................3684BANK

Parris Island Armed Svcs ..............283..................3818Recruit ..........................................6000................2348Weapons Training Battalion ..........700..................2210

BEAUTY SHOP, MCCS SC ..............204..................32704th Battalion..................................940..................2368

BFT RIVER INN ..............................154 ................ 4402BILLETING........................................................770-1995BOOT EXCHANGE..........................6007................2651BOWLING ALLEY............................203..................7251BRANCH CLINIC ............................669..................3793BUCKET ISSUE................................696 ........2937/3070BUDGET DIVISION ........................154..................2431BULK CLOTHING SECTION..........686..................2891BULK FUEL OUTLET......................170..................3272BUS (GREYHOUND) ......................633..................3717

CCAREER RESOURCEMGMT CTR ....................................923..................2761

CAREER PLANNERDepot ............................................923..................2854 H&S Battalion ..............................144..................3269RTR................................................288..................2264Weapons........................................700..................3316

CASH SALES OUTLET ....................692..................3596CENTRAL FILES ..............................154..................3592CENTRAL OFFICE ..........................1050................2200CHAPEL, DEPOT ............................161..................2974

Recruit ..........................................6002................3689CHAPLAIN, DEPOT

Command Chaplain (DWH) ........854..................3533

Marine Corps Recruit DepotAlphabetical Listings • Prefix (228-XXXX)


All 7000 numbers when dialed to while off the depot should be preceded by 525-3302; thus with MCASlocation should be dialed to using the 228 prefix.



PHYSICAL CONDITIONING PLATOON(PCP-MALE)..................................6004................2518(PCP-FEMALE) ............................934..................3877

PISTOL RANGEElectric ..........................................788..................2941Indoor ..........................................765..................3257Outdoor ........................................784..................2919

PLUMBING ......................................450..................4888POOLS

Family ..........................................................1543/1506Indoor ..........................................................3804/2981

POST OFFICE..................................292..................2812Military..........................................292..................2906

POWER PLANT ..............................160..................3230PROPERTY CONTROL BRANCH....159..................2250PROPERTY MAINTENANCE(MCCS SC)......................................553..................7009

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE ..............283..................3240PURCHASING (MCCS)....................553 (MCAS)....7009

RRANGE COMPANY,WEAPONS BN................................700..................2837

RECRUIT ADMINISTRATION CTR 6000................2153RECRUIT BARBER ..........................6000................2348RECRUIT CHAPEL ..........................6002................3689RECRUIT ISSUE/SALES, MCCS SC 6000................1558RECRUIT PHOTO SHOP ................602 ........1555/7442RECRUIT RECEIVING ....................6000................2653RECRUIT TAILOR SHOP ................6007................2973RECRUIT TRAINING REGIMENT ..288..................2712RECYCLE/POLL PREVENTION ......864 ........3400/3430RED CROSS ....................................923 ..........228-4680RELIGIOUS MINISTRY CENTER

Command Chaplain (DWH) ........854..................3533Duty Chaplain (AWH) ..................BNH ...... 228-5600

RELOCATION ASSISTANCE ..........911..................2371REPRODUCTION ............................692..................3496RESIDENT OFFICER IN CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTION (ROICC)

ROICC Officer ..............................658..................8553Assistant ROICC ..........................852..................3050

RESOURCE EVALUATION AND ANALYSISResource Evaluation Officer ..........11....................2809Support Agreement Manager ........11....................3555

RETIRED ACTIVITIES OFFICE ......923..................3760RUTHY’S ESPRESSO........................404..................7450

SSAFETY OFFICE..............................565 ........3213/3345SECOND RECRUITTRAINING BN ................................635..................2796

SECURITY (MCCS SC) ....................202 ........1514/1500SELF SERVICE OUTLET..................295..................3456SERGEANT OF THEGUARD, DEPOT ............................565..................3444

SERVICE COMPANY, H&S BN ......146..................2436SEWAGE PLANT..............................524..................3984SERVE-MART ..................................MCAS ......521-1907SHOP STORES OUTLET ................295..................3149SKILLS DEVELOPMENTCENTER..........................................17....................1599

Director ........................................20....................1524Automotive....................................12....................1599Woodworking ..............................20....................1523

SPECIAL TRAININGBRANCH, RTR ................................6004................3362

SPORTS CENTERParris Island ..................................102..................7387Laurel Bay Center ..........................................846-6842

SPOUSE EMPLOYMENT ................923..................2761SPOUSE LEADERSHIPSEMINAR COORDINATOR............287..................1505

STAFF NCO WIVES’ CLUBTHRIFT SHOP ................................................228-2571

STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE ............298..................2260SUBSTANCE ABUSE

COUNSELING CTR......................17....................2553SUPPORT BATTALION, RTR ..........848..................2606SUPPLY AND SERVICE

DEPARTMENT ............................159..................3232SWIMMING POOL

Combat Training Pool ..................781..................2981Family Pool ..................................................1506/1581

TTAD CLERK ....................................11....................3137TAILOR SHOP ................................193 ........2512/1512

Recruits ........................................6007................2973TARGET FACTORY..........................798..................3287TAXI SERVICE, MILITARY ..............157..................2222TECH-SHOP ....................................10....................2904TECHNICAL RESEARCH CLERK ..159..................2865TELEPHONE BRANCH ..................1050................2816

Repair/Trouble Reporting ..............1050................2200THEATER ........................................195 ........1525/1526THIRD RECRUIT TRAINING BN....400..................3678THRIFT SHOP ................................568..................2571THUNDERDOME ............................716..................2577TRADITIONS ..................................79 ..........4417/1566TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ..............602..................3444TRAINING AUDIOVISUAL SUPPORT CENTER ......................283..................2322

TRAVELAll Points Travel ............................602 ........4288/3557Greyhound....................................602..................3717

TRIANGLE STORE ..........................404..................7351

UUNITED PARCEL SERVICE ............204..................7235UTILITIES BRANCH........................490..................3405

VVEHICLE & WEAPONSREGISTRATION..............................455..................2304

VENDING MACHINE REPAIR ........287..................1547VETERINARIAN ..............................517A ..............3317VICTIM ADVOCATE ......................17....................2016VISITORS’ CENTER ........................283..................3650VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR ......17....................3188

WWAREHOUSE (MCCS SC) ..............406 ........7277/1557WASHER REPAIR ............................159..................3053WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANT......................180..................3834

WATER SURVIVAL ..........................6008................2981WBLO LIAISON ..............................764..................2585WEAPONS & FIELD TRAINING BN ................................700 ........2415/3484

Ammunition..................................764..................2832Boat House....................................800..................2398Watch Tower ................................720..................3584

WESTERN UNION..........................200..................2976WOMEN’S CLOTHING ..................927 ........2490/3391WOODWORKING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

CENTER........................................20....................1523

YYOUTH CENTER ............................291..................7344

LIBRARY ..........................................283..................7327L.I.N.K.S INFOMERCIALCOORDINATOR ............................287..................7410

LOAN LOCKER ..............................17....................3351LOCATOR, MILITARY......................1050................2111LOCKSMITH....................................450..................3366LODGING FACILITY ......................200 ................ 2976LYCEUM ..........................................18....................2698

MMAIN EXCHANGE..........................204..................1537MAIN GATE ....................................897..................3444MAINTENANCE (MCCS SC) ..........405..................7480MAO ................................................10....................2737MARINE CORPS COMMUNITYSERVICE-SC....................................202..................3302

MARRIAGE & FAMILY ....................17....................2044MEN’S CLOTHING SECTION ........698..................2651

Emergency Issue (AWH) ..............698..................2426MESSAGE CENTER ........................1050................2637MESS HALLS

HQSVCBN ....................................149..................31481st Rec Trng Bn ............................590..................28332nd Rec Trng Bn ..........................600..................32903rd Rec Trng Bn ............................410 ................37724th Rec Trng Bn ............................926..................2442Weapons Trng Bn..........................700..................2324Recruit ..........................................769..................2719

MILITARY PAY BRANCH..................10 ..........3468/3289MILITARY POLICE DISTRICT

Emergency ....................................455....................911Routine/Desk Sgt/24 hrs ................455..228-3444/3445District OIC ..................................455 ..........228-2486Platoon Commander ......................455..228-2995/3388Traffic Court (Located on MCAS) ..584 ..........228-6323Vehicle & Weapons Registration ..455 ..........228-2304

MOTOR TRANSPORT ....................157 ........2233/3483Dispatch ........................................157..................2222

MUSEUM ........................................111..................2951

NNATURAL RESOURCES & ENVIRONMENT AFFS ..............154 ........2779/3423

NAVY DENTAL CLINIC ..................674 ................ 3500NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT ......USNH......228-5600NAVAL INVESTIGATIVESERVICE..........................................163 ........2612/2619

NAVAL SECURITY SERVICES ........848..................2961NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ..202 ..866-755-4681MORTGAGE DEPT...........................................525-5075

NAVY MARINE CORPSRELIEF SOCIETY............................923 ........3512/2765

NEPA COORDINATOR....................864 ........3615/2630NEW PARENTSUPPORT PROGRAM ....................172..................3451

OOFFICER OF THE DAY, DEPOT ....154..................3712ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT ..........6001................2537ORGANIZATIONAL CLOTHING....159..................2026OSPREY INN....................................331..................2744OUTDOOR REC & GEAR ISSUE....18BNH............5595

PPACKAGE STORE ....................................................7338PARADE DECK, PEATROSS ............609..................2521PARRIS ISLANDARMED SVC BANK ........................283..................3818

PEST CONTROL..............................401..................2364PERSONAL EFFECTS......................295..................3248PHARMACY, BRANCH CLINIC ......669..................2966PHOTO, RECRUIT ..........................602 ........1555/7442



TitleMarine Corps Air StationGeneral Information • Prefix (228-XXXX)

Emergency NumbersFIRE REPORTING

MCAS & Laurel Bay ........................................................................................................911AMBULANCE, MEDICAL OFFICER, MILITARY POLICE ..................................................911

******************* Notice *****************All calls placed to extension 911 will be recorded for accuracy of records.

EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL(DWH) ..................................................................................................................7513/7565(AWH)....................................................................................................................Notify MP

MAINTENANCE (AWH) ....................................................................................................7539STATION EMERGENCY REPAIR

(DWH)............................................................................................................................7527(After 4:00 p.m. & Weekends, Station, & Housing) ....................................................7121

TELEPHONE REPAIR(DWH)............................................................................................................................7036(AWH) ............................................................................................................................7121

AIRCRAFT CRASH REPORTING7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. ..................................................................................................730111:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. ..................................................................................................7121

Duty NumbersInformation ........................................................................................................................7100MCAS OOD (AWH) ............................................................................................................7121AMERICAN RED CROSS (DWH) ......................................................................................4680

(AWH UNTIL 11:00 p.m.) ............................................................................................5600(After 11:00 p.m.) ..........................................................................................................7121

BASE LOCATOR (DWH) ....................................................................................................7166(URGENT ONLY) ..........................................................................................................7121

CHAPLAIN (DWH) ............................................................................................................7200(After 4:00 p.m.) ............................................................................................................7121

COMMUNICATIONS CENTER..........................................................................................7869DENTAL ..............................................................................................................................7512FLIGHT INFORMATION....................................................................................................7204MOTOR TRANSPORT ........................................................................................................7025PUBLIC WORKS DUTY OFFICER (AWH) ........................................................................7121SUPPLY (DWH) ..................................................................................................................7922CSSD-23 DUTY OFFICER ..................................................................................................8500MAG-31 DUTY OFFICER ..................................................................................................7186MALS-31 DUTY OFFICER ................................................................................................7060MWSS-273 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................8300VMFA-115 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................7647VMFA-122 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................7715VMFA-224 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................9407VMFA-251 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................7538VMFA-312 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................7509VMFA-332 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................7780VMFA-533 DUTY OFFICER ..............................................................................................6440VFA-86 DUTY OFFICER ....................................................................................................8938

Telephone DirectoryMarine Corps Air Station


Dialing InstructionsOutgoing from MCASWithin MCAS ............................................................Dial 7 digit numberLocal calls ..........................................................Dial 99 + 7 digit numberNaval Hospital ..........................................................Dial 7 digit numberMCRD................................................................Dial 99 + 7 digit number

Long Distance(Requires Forced Authorization Code (FAC))

Domestic ............Dial *2 + FAC + 99 + 1 + Area Code + 7 digit numberOverseas ....Dial *2 + FAC + 99 + 011 + Country Code + City Code + #

NOTE: See Sprint Telephone Directory for area code, country code andcity code

Autovon(Overseas dialing requires FAC)

Within CONUS..................................................Dial 94 + 7 digit numberOverseas............Dial *2 + FAC + 94 + DSN Area Code + 7 digit number

DSN Area CodesNorth America ....................................................................................312South America ....................................................................................313Europe ................................................................................................314Pacific ..................................................................................................315Persian Gulf..................................................................................316-318Alaska ..................................................................................................317

Incoming to MCASLocally ..............................................................................Dial 228-XXXXDSN ..................................................................................Dial 335-XXXX

Feature ActivationCALL TRANSFER AND SIX-WAY CONFERENCE• While on an active call, flash the hook switch or the link key (you hear

unique tone)• Dial the seven (7) digit number the call is to be transferred to or con-

ferenced to• Upon hearing the ring back the transferring station can either: Hang

up to complete the transfer, or Wait for an answer, and flash the hookswitch or the link key once to establish a conference.

• Repeat above steps to add additional conferees

CALL FORWARD• Pick up the handset• Dial feature code• 41 - Call Forward All Calls• Dial the seven (7) digit number you wish to forward your calls to• Hang up when you hear a confirmation tone

REMOVE CALL FORWARD• Pick up the handset• Dial feature code: #41 - Call Forward All Calls - Cancel• Hang up when you hear a confirmation tone

LAST NUMBER REDIAL• Pick up the handset• Dial feature code: *46 - Last Number Redial• The last number you dialed will be automatically dialed by the system

CALL PICK-UP• Pick up the handset• Dial the Call Pick-Up feature code - *48, you are connected to the call

MALICIOUS CALL TRACEIf you receive a malicious call:• Flash the hook switch or press the link key (you hear unique tone)• Dial the Malicious Call Feature Code - **• This automatically places the caller in a hold state enabling the switch

to trace the call and print the caller ID at the DCO• You can hang the phone up after putting in the Feature Code **

RING AGAINAfter encountering a busy signal• Flash the hook switch or press the link key (you hear unique tone)• Dial the Ring Again feature code - *45• Hang up after hearing a confirmation tone• When the busy station becomes idle, you will receive special ringing.

When you lift the handset, the system will automatically dial the station• To cancel Ring Again feature, lift the handset and dial the feature code - #45

CALL HOLDWhile on an active call:• Flash the hook switch or press the link key (you hear unique tone)• Dial the Call Hold feature code - *44 and hang up

To receive a held call:• Pick up the handset and you will be reconnected to the call

CALL PARKWhile on an active call:• Flash the hook switch or press the link key (you hear unique tone)• Dial the Call Park feature code - *47 and hang up

To retrieve a park call:• Pick up the handset and dial Call Park Retrieval feature code - #47,

plus the extension of the park call, you will be reconnected to the call

CALL WAITINGWhile on active call:After hearing a distinctive beep, which indicates an incoming call, flashthe hook switch. The flash hook switch command will place the initialcall on-hold and allows the second call to be connected. Continualflashing the hook switch will enable the subscriber to transfer betweenthe two calls.


Marine Corps Air Station


Operation and MaintenanceA. Installation of Telephone Service

1. Military or civilian personnel of this station are not permitted toinstall, remove, relocate, or service any of this equipment. Stationpersonnel are not permitted to enter inside or outside telephoneterminal cabinets without permission from the Station TelephoneOfficer.

2. The installation of Field telephones and/or other unauthorizeddevices such as field wire will not be connected to the StationTelephone System without prior notification and authorizationby the MCAS Telephone Officer. There will be no digging, exca-vating or driving post/pilings along roads, within inhabited areasor in any area where buried cables signs are installed withoutwritten permission of the Station Public Works Office.

B. Request for Official Telephone Service1. Request for installation, removal, or relocation of the official tele-

phones will be submitted on MCAS Telephone Work Requestform MCAS 2100/8 (5-88) and addressed to the Station Tele-phone Officer via Station S-6.

2. All requests for official telephone service will include the follow-ing items:

(a) Type of service required (new installation, relocations, changeof class of service or disconnect).

(b) Building number where service is required.(c) Complete justification for requested service.(d) Person to contact regarding request.(e) Accompanied by a floor plan sketch with existing numbers.

Trouble ReportsPROMPT REPORTING of all telephone equipment failure or opera-tional difficulties will ensure more dependable and efficient service. Forrepair service dial 228-7036.

IT IS UNLAWFUL TO:1. Refuse to give up time in an emergency.2. Make nuisance or malicious telephone calls, or allow your tele-

phone to be used for such calls.3. Fraudulently obtain service.4. The use of official Government telephones for the purpose of

placing any type of personal telephone calls.5. Accept collect calls on official Government telephone.

**NOTE**Use of one of the conveniently located pay telephones listed for all

personal business.

PROTECTION OF COMMUNICATION CABLESProcedures for prevention of damage to all communication cables dueto excavation are the responsibility of the Telecommunications Depart-ment and NMCI/EDS. The Telecommunications Department should be

notified 48 hours prior to any construction, excavation or demolition tobe performed aboard MCAS Beaufort. All excavation or dig requests mustbe processed through Facilities Maintenance and follow their SOP. On thespot locations can be performed by Station Telephone Office to eitherclarify or verify information when dig request has already been processedor when cables have been uncovered.

1. The following telephone numbers can be called for locates:Facilities Maintenance....................................228-7527Telephone Office........................228-7036 or 228-7166

2. If there is an emergency and a locate has to be done after 1600hours or on weekends, contact SDO at 228-7121 and have themcontact the Telephone duty technician. Be sure to leave a contactnumber and location.

3. After communication cables have been located, the following pre-cautions should be taken when digging near cable:(a) Cable must be exposed by hand—digging, when excavation

operations cross or parallel closer than three feet of a cablepath. No mechanical digging will be performed within threefeet of the crossing point until the cable is physically exposedby hand—digging and there is enough clearance to resumeexcavation by mechanical means.

(b) If digging is within three feet of and parallel to a buried cable,the cable will be located by hand—digging every 12 feet.

4. If the above procedures are not followed and base communicationcables are damaged, there will be a repair cost submitted to theresponsible agency for materials and labor cost for repair of utilities.

DSN Precedence CallingUse of the Joint Uniform Telephone Communications Precedence Systemis directed for all authorized users of voice communication facilities ofthe Department of Defense (DoD). Since the effectiveness of the systemdepends upon cooperation on the part of persons authorized to employit, users must be familiar with the purpose to be served by each level ofprecedence category and the types of calls, which may be assigned therespective precedences. The following precedences apply:

(a) PRIORITY. Priority precedence is reserved for calls which requireprompt completion for national defense and security, the suc-cessful conduct of war or to safeguard life or property, which donot require higher precedence. Normally, priority is the highestprecedence which may be assigned to administrative matters forwhich speed of handling is of paramount importance.

(b) ROUTINE. Routine precedence is reserved for all other officialcommunications.

(1) All communications placed with military switchboards will behandled as routine communications unless the user requests ahigher precedence. Routine communications have no preemp-tion rights.

(2) The precedence designations FLASH, IMMEDIATE and PRIORITY will be given preemption rights in order of their listing.

(3) FLASH precedence is not available to MCAS Beaufort.

(4) Calling instructions are contained in the telephone directory andshould be followed when placing either precedence or routine calls.

Dialing Precedence Procedure is as follows: 92+94+DSN NUMBER



Title

Director of Operations ............600 ..............7880Operations Chief......................600 ..............6343Airfield Manager ......................600 ..............6316

S-4 ..............................................601 ..............6336Logistics Officer ......................601 ..............7206Logistics NCOIC......................601 ..............7296MMO ......................................601 ..............6336

S-6 ..............................................601 ..............7991Officer-In-Charge ....................601 ..............6367SNCOIC ..................................601 ..............7991

MARINE AIRCRAFT GROUP 31COMMANDING OFFICER ........585 ..............7300EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............585 ..............7309ADJUTANT ................................585......7126/7308SERGEANT MAJOR....................585 ..............7260CENTRAL FILES ........................585 ..............7342CMCC OFFICER ........................585 ..............7833CMCC CLERK ............................585 ..............6500GROUP DUTY OFFICER............585 ..............7331GROUP DUTY CLERK................585 ..............7312S-1 ..............................................585 ..............7169

Officer-In-Charge ....................585 ..............7171Asst OIC ..................................585 ..............7175Admin Chief ............................585......6983/6314SRB/OQR ................................585 ..............6314VOTING OFFICER..................585 ..............7308

S-2 ..............................................585 ..............7913Officer-In-Charge ....................585 ..............6945Chief ........................................585 ..............7280

S-3 ..............................................585 ..............7325Officer-In-Charge ....................585 ..............7935Asst OIC ..................................585 ..............6345Chief ........................................585 ..............6836Clerks............................................................6339Current Ops ............................585......6387/7216Future Ops....................................................7261Ground Training ......................585......7518/7329Hornet Class Room ......................................6550MTOC ..........................................................6890S-3 Fax..........................................................6338Simulator ......................................................6550

S-4 ..............................................585 ..............7276OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............585 ..............7148Asst OIC ..................................585 ..............6093Chief ........................................585 ..............7191Maint Management Officer ......585 ..............7276Embarkation Officer ................585 ..............6093Embarkation Chief ..................585 ..............7185Armory ....................................1260....7411/7492

S-5 ..............................................585 ..............7885SDD (Standardization

& Safety Dept)......................585 ..............7103Aviation Safety Officer..............585 ..............7294Aero Medical Safety Officer......585 ..............7145

S-6 ..............................................611 ..............7453CAREER PLANNER ....................585 ..............7331

CHAPLAIN ................................807......7200/6699FAX ............................................807 ..............7478FISCAL ......................................585

Officer-In-Charge ....................585 ..............6850Fiscal Chief ..............................585......6031/6032

LEGAL OFFICER........................585 ..............7126MARINE CORPS PROPERTY ......611 ..............7811

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............611 ..............7743Warehouse ..............................611 ..............7500

NBC............................................555......7598/7587OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............555 ..............7598Warehouse ..............................555 ..............7005

TECH REPS:Boeing Company......................704 ..............7463

MARINE WING SUPPORTSQUADRON 273

COMMANDING OFFICER ........1064 ............8301EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............1064 ............8302SERGEANT MAJOR....................1064 ............8303CAREER PLANNER ....................1064 ............8346STAFF DUTY ..............................1064 ............8300SACO..........................................1064 ............8317S-1

Personnel Officer ....................1064 ............8310Admin......................................1064 ............8315Voting Officer ..........................1064 ............8310

S-3Operations Officer ..................1064 ............8330Chief ........................................1064 ............8332Admin......................................1064 ............8333

S-4Logistics Officer ......................1064 ............8394MMO ......................................1064 ............8395MMO Chief..............................1064 ............8395Logistics Chief ........................1064 ............8395

HEADQUARTERS AND SERVICE COMPANYCommander ............................1064 ............83451st Sgt......................................1064 ............8343Office ......................................1064 ............8344

AIR OPERATIONS COMPANYCommander ............................1171 ............83801st Sgt......................................1171 ............8381Office ......................................1171 ............8382

ENGINEERSCompany Commander ..............1064 ............8323Engineer Chief ........................780 ..............8371Utilities Officer ........................780 ..............8378

SUPPLYSupply Officer..........................1171 ............8325Supply Admin..........................1171 ............8328Warehouse ..............................555 ..............8337

MAINTENANCEMaintenance Officer ................1064 ............8350Maintenance Chief ..................1064 ............8351

MOTOR TRANSPORTMotor Transport Officer ..........626 ..............8385

MCAS HEADQUARTERSCOMMANDING OFFICER

CO Secretary............................601 ..............7158EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............601 ..............7305SERGEANT MAJOR....................601 ..............7337OFFICER OF THE DAY..............601 ..............7121ADJUTANT DEPT ......................601

Adjutant ..................................601 ..............7322Admin Chief ............................601 ..............7921Files/Directives ........................601 ..............7342Fax ..........................................601 ..............7032Station Inspector......................601 ..............7011EEO Advisor (Military) ............601 ..............7936CMCC......................................601 ..............7559Base Locator (0730 -1630) ......601 ..............7121(1600-0730) URGENT ONLY ..601 ..............7121

BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OFFICEBPO Manager ..........................601 ..............7361ABC/M Specialist......................601 ..............7212ABC/M Specialist......................601 ..............6667Competitive Sourcing ..............601 ..............7361FAX..........................................601 ..............6668

COMPTROLLER DEPARTMENTFAX..........................................601 ..............6624Comptroller ............................601 ..............6368Budget Officer..........................601 ..............7277REAO & ISSAs ........................601 ..............7249Team (1) Leader ......................601 ..............7262Team (2) Leader ......................601 ..............7830Team (3) Leader ......................601 ..............6636Civilian Payroll ........................601 ..............7878Reimbursables..........................601 ..............7505DTS Team Leader ....................616 ..............6394

FINANCE DIVISIONFinance Officer ........................616 ..............7978Finance Chief ..........................616 ..............6577Military Pay..............................616 ..............7605Military Travel..........................616 ..............7603

PUBLIC AFFAIRSOfficer-In-Charge ....................596 ..............6123Public Affairs Chief ..................596 ..............7614MCAS Webmaster ....................596......7225/7606Jet Stream Newspaper ..............596......6030/7298

COMBAT CAMERA (CC)ComCam chief ............................596 ..............7614NCOIC ......................................596 ..............7447Air Station TV Show ..................596 ..............7621Graphics ....................................596 ..............7735Photo Lab ..................................596 ..............7689S-1 ..............................................601 ..............7078

S-1 Officer ..............................601 ..............7164Management Assistants ............601......6049/7806

S-3 ..............................................600 ..(DWH) 6344........................................................(AWH) 7301

Marine Corps Air StationOrganizational Listings • Prefix (228-XXXX)

During Working Hours ..............................(DWH) • After Working Hours ................................(AWH)



Company 1st Sgt......................1064 ............8324Dispatcher................................626 ..............8386

COMMUNICATIONSOfficer......................................1068 ............8360Chief ........................................1068 ............8361Shop ........................................1068 ............8363ISC to DATA ............................1068....8366/8363Maintenance ............................1068 ............8366

MARINE FIGHTER ATTACKSQUADRON 115

VMFA-115COMMANDING OFFICER ........727 ..............7635EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............727 ..............7632SERGEANT MAJOR....................727 ..............7184SQUADRON DUTY OFFICER ....727 ..............7733READY ROOM............................727 ..............7647S-1 ..............................................727 ..............6060S-2 ............................................727 ..............7617S-3 ..............................................727 ..............7729S-4 Embarkation ........................727......7150/7517S-5 ASO......................................727 ..............7623Aircraft Division Officer ..............727 ..............7644Aircraft Maint Officer/Chief ........414 ..............6063Avionics Officer/Chief ................414 ..............7540Avionics Shop ............................414 ..............7768Career Planner ............................414 ..............7423CMCC ........................................727 ..............7776Corrosion Ctrl/Air Frames ..........414......6486/7584Electric Shop ..............................414 ..............7768Flight Equipment........................414 ..............7537Hydraulics ..................................414 ..............6249Legal Officer ..............................727 ..............7184Maint Admin/Analyst ..................414 ..............7594Maintenance Chief ......................414 ..............7546Metal Shop..................................414 ..............7584Ordnance....................................414 ..............7526Power line ..................................414 ..............7644Quality Assurance ......................414 ..............7525Seat Shop....................................414 ..............7630Tool Room ..................................414 ..............7630Voting Officer ..................................................7790


VMFA-122COMMANDING OFFICER ........727 ..............7403EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............727 ..............7422SERGEANT MAJOR....................727 ..............7637SDO/READY ROOM ..................727......6078/7715S-1 Officer ..................................727 ..............7795S-2 ..............................................727 ..............7776S-3 ..............................................727 ..............7083S-3 Officer-In-Charge..................727 ..............6156S-4 ..............................................727 ..............6026S-5/Career Planner ......................727 ..............7624Aircraft Maint Officer ..................414......7613/7755Career Planner ............................727 ..............7624Corrosion Ctrl/Airframes/QA ......414 ..............7475CMCC ........................................727 ..............7776

Electric Shop ..............................414 ..............7511Legal ..........................................727 ..............7053Maintenance Admin....................414 ..............7771Maintenance Chief ......................414 ..............7755Maintenance Control ..................414......7771/7681Ordnance....................................414 ..............7228Ordnance OIC ............................414 ..............7412Power line ..................................414 ..............7461Seat Shop/Flight Equipment ......727 ..............7715Tool Room ..................................414 ..............7567Voting Officer ..................................................7795

MARINE ALL-WEATHER FIGHTER ATTACKSQUADRON 224

VMFA(AW)-224COMMANDING OFFICER ........728 ..............9401EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............728 ..............9402SERGEANT MAJOR....................728 ..............9403READY ROOM/SDO ..................728......9400/9407S-1 ..............................................728 ..............9410S-2/CMCC ..................................728......9420/9422S-3 ..............................................728 ..............9430S-3 FAX ......................................728 ..............9428S-4Embarkation Officer ..................728 ..............9441S-4 Logistics................................728 ..............9440Air Frames ..................................728 ..............9470AMO/AAMO ..............................728 ..............9478Avionics Officer ..........................728 ..............9472Avionics/Electric Shop ................728......9471/9468Career Planner ............................728 ..............9417Corrosion Control ......................728 ..............9474Flight Equipment/Seat Shop ......728......9477/9485Maint Control Officer..................728 ..............9484Maint Control Chief....................728 ..............9483Maint Chief ................................728 ..............9479Maint Admin/ECAMS ................728 ..............9480Operations Officer ......................728 ..............9431Operations Chief ........................728 ..............9434Ordnance

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ............728 ..............9487Ordnance Chief ..........................728 ..............9489Quality Assurance ......................728 ..............9492Safety ..........................................728 ..............9450Tool Room ..................................728 ..............9497Voting Officer..............................728 ..............9499


VMFA-251COMMANDING OFFICER ........729 ..............9501EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............739 ..............9502SERGEANT MAJOR....................729 ..............9503READY ROOM/SDO ..................729 ..............9500S-1 ..............................................729 ..............9512S-2 ..............................................729 ..............9521S-3 ..............................................729 ..............9533S-4 ..............................................729 ..............9543S-5 ..............................................729 ..............9551

Aircraft Maint Officer ..................729 ..............9580Maintenance Control Officer ......729 ..............9578Air Frames ..................................729 ..............9565Avionics ......................................729 ..............9587Career Planner ............................729 ..............9519CMCC ........................................729 ..............9521Flight Equipment........................729 ..............9577Hydraulics ..................................729 ..............6229Maintenance Chief ......................729 ..............9585Maintenance Control ..................729 ..............9584Ordnance....................................729 ..............9593Power Line..................................729 ..............9570Quality Assurance ......................729 ..............9553Seat Shop....................................729 ..............9569Tool Room ..................................729 ..............9561Voting Officer..............................729 ..............9511


COMMANDING OFFICER ........1252 ............7690EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............1252 ............7793SGTMAJ......................................1252 ............7739READY ROOM............................1252 ............7509S-1 Admin ..................................1252....7409/7761S-1 Admin OIC/Chief ................1252 ............6228Mail Room ..................................1252 ............6568S-2 Intel ......................................1252 ............6583S-3 Ops ......................................1252 ............6987S-3 Ops OIC ..............................1252 ............7815S-4 ..............................................1252....6579/7608S-4 OIC ......................................1252 ............6256Career Planning ..........................1252 ............6571Mission Planning ........................1252 ............7013CMCC Training ..........................1252 ............7737Fax..............................................1252 ............7707MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

AMO........................................1252 ............7725AAMO ....................................1252 ............6018Maintenance Chief ..................1252 ............7671Maintenance Control................1252....7467/6597Powerline ................................1252 ............7451Maintenance Admin ................1252....9670/6615Maint Admin Chief ..................1252 ............7860Quality Assurance ....................1252 ............7794Ordnance Shop........................1252 ............6390Ordnance OIC/Chief ................1252 ............7866Seat Shop ................................1252 ............7692Avionics Shop ..........................1252 ............7679Avionics OIC/Chief ..................1252 ............6619Airframes Div OIC ..................1252 ............7622Airframes ................................1252....6017/6717Flight Equipment ....................1252 ............6534Tool Room ..............................1252 ............7984Expeditor ................................1252 ............7759MMCO ....................................1252 ............6597


COMMANDING OFFICER ........1215 ............7744EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............1215 ............7767



Telephone Directory


SERGEANT MAJOR....................1215 ............7774READY ROOM............................1215....7789/7780Ready Room Fax ........................1215 ............6427S-1 ............................................1215

Officer-In-Charge ....................1215 ............7823Chief ........................................1215 ............7822FAX..........................................1215 ............6476

S-2 ..............................................1215 ............7848S-3 ..............................................1215OIC/Chief ..................................1215 ............7859

Schedules/Ground Training......1215 ............7861PTO ........................................1215 ............7857

S-4 ..............................................1215 ............7879Officer-In-Charge ....................1215 ............7876

S-5 Safety....................................1215 ............7881Airframes ....................................1215 ............6473AMO ..........................................1215 ............7893Avionics ......................................1215 ............6475Career Planner ............................1215 ............6477COMNAV/Radar ........................418 ..............6453Corrosion Control ......................418 ..............6244Electric Shop/IWT ......................418 ..............6452Flight Equipment/Seat Shop ......428......6423/6441

Officer-In-Charge ....................1215 ............7808Legal ..........................................1215 ............6428Maintenance Control ..................418......6427/6426Maintenance Chief ......................418 ..............6499Maintenance Admin....................418 ..............7965MMSE ........................................418 ..............6425Ordnance....................................418 ..............6474

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............418 ..............6429Power line ..................................418 ..............6479Quality Assurance ......................418 ..............6479Tool Room ..................................418 ..............6478Voting Officer ..................................................7809


COMMANDING OFFICER ........418 ..............7154EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............418 ..............6446SERGEANT MAJOR....................418 ..............6449READY ROOM/SDO ..................418......6440/6487Ready Room Fax ........................418 ..............6487S-1 ..............................................418 ..............6443

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............418 ..............6492Chief ........................................418 ..............6493

Career Planner ............................418 ..............6997S-2 ..............................................418 ..............6485S-3 ..............................................418OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ..............418 ..............7024

Admin......................................418 ..............6185Aircrew Training ......................418 ..............6489Ground Training ......................418 ..............6839Schedules ................................418 ..............6469

S-4 ..............................................418OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............418 ..............6491Embark Chief ..........................418 ..............6165

S-5 Safety....................................418 ..............7021NATOPS ..................................418 ..............7020

S-6 ..............................................418 ..............6439Airframes ....................................418 ..............7610Airframes

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ............418 ..............6595ALSS ..........................................418 ..............6483Ammunition/Maint Chief ............418 ..............6470Avionics OFFICER-IN-CHARGE..418................6595Avionics (Comm. NAV) ..............418 ..............6593Electric Shop ..............................418 ..............6494Corrosion Control ......................418 ..............7612ECAMS ......................................418 ..............6597Flight Equipment........................418 ..............6448Flight Surgeon ............................418 ..............7669Maintenance Admin....................418 ..............6444Maintenance Control ..................418 ..............7618Ordnance....................................418......6498/7650Power line ..................................418 ..............6594Quality Assurance ......................418......6480/6481Seat Shop....................................418 ..............6483

MALS-31 COMMANDING OFFICER ........594 ..............6041EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............594 ..............7575SERGEANT MAJOR....................594 ..............7066SQUADRON GYSGT ..................594 ..............6428SQUADRON DUTY OFFICER ....594 ..............7060CAREER PLANNER ....................594 ..............7089INFO SYSTEMS

COORDINATOR ......................VANS............8121SACO..........................................594 ..............7805SECURITY (CMCC) ....................VANS............7756S-1 ..............................................594

OFFICER-IN-CHARGE............594 ..............7568Chief ........................................594 ..............7012FAX..........................................594 ..............6088Legal Chief ..............................594 ..............7765Awards & Promotions..............594 ..............7577SRB Chief ................................594 ..............6086Travel Chief..............................594 ..............6087

S-3/Officer ..................................594 ..............7571Assistant S-3 Officer ................594 ..............6040S-3 Chief..................................594 ..............6039BCP..........................................594......6037/7666Training ..................................594 ..............7084

S-4 Officer ..................................594 ..............7028S-4 Chief..................................594 ..............7085HAZMIN Center ......................594 ..............6528Safety ......................................594 ..............6420

MAINTENANCEAIRCRAFT

MAINTENANCE OFFICER ......594 ..............7056ASSISTANT MAINT OFFICER....594 ..............7699AIRCRAFT MAINT CHIEF ........594 ..............7115F/A-18 COORD ..........................594 ..............6059IMRL CHIEF ..............................VAN..............8123

MAINTENANCEADMIN CHIEF ......................594 ..............7662

Analysis Chief ..........................594 ..............7420FAX..........................................594 ..............6035

PRODUC/CONTROL OFFICER..VAN..............8182Prod/Control NCOIC ..............VAN..............8183

AMSU ........................................VAN..............8179Prod/Control ............................VAN..............8184Tool Room ..............................VAN..............8186

Q/M OFFICER............................VAN..............8175Tech Pubs ................................VAN ............8178

POWER PLANTS (400 DIVISION)POWER PLANTS OFFICER ......1208 ............6027

Division Chief ..........................1208 ............7231Admin......................................1206..................................................7231/6025/6027

Production/Chief ........................1208....6176/6166Test Cell ..................................1208....6271/6920Tech Rep ..................................1208 ............6910Tool Room ..............................1208 ............618141U/411/413 ..........................1208..................................................6166/7655/6180

Fax................................................................7232

AIRFRAMES (500 DIVISION)AIRFRAMES OFFICER ..............594 ..............8151

Airframes Chief ........................594 ..............8150510 (METAL SHOP) ................VAN..............816351E (TIRE SHOP) ....................594 ..............606951D (MACHINE SHOP) ..........594 ..............7720520 (HYD) ..............................VAN..............814852A (HYD) ..............................VAN..............814951B ..........................................1084 ............6341

AVIONICS (600 DIVISION)AVIONICS OFFICER ..................VAN..............8100

Avionics Chief ..........................VAN ....8101/8102FAX..........................................VAN..............8104610 (COMM NAV) ..................VAN..............8131620 (ELEC SHOP) ..................VAN..............813263A (RADAR) ..........................VAN..............8136640 (ECM) ..............................VAN..............817164E (CAM/FIR)........................VAN..............8141650 (AVI TEST SYS) ..............VAN..............8145670 (ISS/REC)..........................VAN..............8158670 (LAB) ................................VAN..............8159AISD (COMP REPAIR) ............VAN ....8113/8114690 (MINI COMP) ..................VAN..............817369A (HTS) ..............................VAN..............8154990 (VAN MAINT) ..................VAN..............8190

ORDNANCE (700 DIVISION)Ordnance Officer ........................1130 ............6421

Chief ........................................1130 ............7817Admin......................................1130 ............7818ASRS........................................1130 ............7814FAX..........................................1130 ............7835Material Control/TPL ..............1130 ............6555Munitions ................................730 ..............7791Prod Control ............................1130 ............7825AWSE ......................................1130 ............7712






FLIGHT EQUIPMENT (800 DIVISION)Flight Equipment Chief ............856 ..............7040

Flight Equipment PC ..............856 ..............7665Cryogenics Chief......................898 ..............7224

SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (900 DIVISION)Support Equipment Officer ........594 ..............7022

Support Equip Chief ................594 ..............7022Production Control ..................VAN ....8164/8165Material Control ......................VAN..............8167Tool Room ..............................594 ..............8186

SUPPLYSupply Officer ............................611 ..............7369

Assistant Supply Officer ..........611 ..............7996Supply Chief ............................611 ..............7371Assistant Supply Chief ............611 ..............7378SPAD ............................................................7378Consumable Man (CMD) ........611 ..............6075Consumable Man (WHSE) ......611 ..............7886Expediter RECON

Branch (ERB) ........................611......6941/7208FAX..........................................611 ..............7843Repairable Branch (WHSE)......611 ..............7081Repairable Man (RMD) ............611......7579/7281Squadron Support (SSD)..........611......6021/7801Supply Acct (SAD) ..................611..................................................7753/7162/7389

Supply Per/Admin....................611 ..............7378Supply Manage Div (SMD) ......611......7829/6070Supply Response (SRD) ..........611......7994/7213Technical Research Branch ......611 ..............7208

MARINE AIR CONTROL SQUADRON 2 ATC DETACHMENTDET XO......................................662 ..............7840DET SNCOIC ............................662 ..............7243

Admin Clerk ............................662 ..............6798Ops Officer ..............................662 ..............6689Ops Chief ................................662 ..............7241Training ..................................662 ..............6799Armory ....................................1260 ............6247FAX..........................................662 ..............6264

ATC Maintenance Officer............MIDFIELD....6407ATC Maintenance Chief ..............MIDFIELD....7766

NAVAIDS Shop ........................MIDFIELD....7975

Supply ....................................MIDFIELD....6465Radar Shop ..............................MIDFIELD....6408Comm Shop ............................MIDFIELD....7377AUX Chief ..............................661 ..............7248

EW/C OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ....662 ..............6558EW/C NCOIC ............................662 ..............6557

Maintenance Officer ................662 ..............6559Utilities ..................................662 ..............7432Ops/Schedule ..........................662 ..............7452Radar ......................................662 ..............7452TDS..........................................662 ..............7440

COMBAT LOGISTICSCOMPANY 23

COMMANDING OFFICER ..............................8501EXECUTIVE OFFICER ....................................8502S-1

Admin Chief ............................614 ..............8510Admin Clerk ............................614 ..............8511

S-3Chief ........................................614 ..............8515Admin......................................614 ..............8513

SupplySupply Officer..........................614 ..............8520Supply Chief ............................614 ..............8520Supply Admin..........................614 ..............8537Fiscal ......................................614 ..............8522Warehouse ..............................614 ..............8523

MAINTENANCEMaintenance ............................614 ..............8530Maintenance SNCOIC..............614 ..............8531Maintenance Chief ..................614 ..............8532Platoon Sergeant ......................614 ..............8534MIMMS....................................614 ..............8535Tool Room ..............................614 ..............8536

HEADQUARTERS & HEADQUARTERS SQUADRON (H&HS)

Commanding Officer ..................600 ..............7851Executive Officer ........................600 ..............6776Sergeant Major ............................600 ..............6556Admin Chief ..............................600 ..............6609Squadron Gunnery Sergeant ......600 ..............7813Squadron Police Sergeant............600 ..............7519Career Planner ............................600 ..............7152Drug & Alcohol ..........................600 ..............7813DTS Clerk ..................................600 ..............6608

MOL Clerk..................................600 ..............6608Legal Clerk ................................600 ..............6606Mail Orderly ..............................600 ..............6378Training Officer ..........................600 ..............6589Training NCOIC ........................600 ..............6589Education & MCI ......................600 ..............6589

NAVY STRIKE FIGHTER SQUADRON 86COMMANDING OFFICER ........405 ..............8901EXECUTIVE OFFICER ..............405 ..............8902COMMAND MASTER CHIEF ....405 ..............8903

Squadron Duty Office ..............405 ..............8900Ready Room ............................405......8938/8939Sidewinder Café ......................405 ..............8909Admin/Personnel OIC..............405 ..............8914Administration ........................405 ..............8918Personnel ................................405..................................................8910/8912/8923

Admin FAX..............................405 ..............8915Operations OIC ......................405......8930/8931Operations Training ................405 ..............8916Operations Schedules ..............405 ..............8937Operations Fax ........................405 ..............8934Maintenance OIC ....................416 ..............8904Maintenance Master Chief........416 ..............8908Maintenance Admin ................416 ..............8963Maintenance Material

Control OIC ..........................416 ..............8906Maintenance Control................416..................................................8970/8971/8972

A/C Division ............................416 ..............8974Airframes ................................416 ..............8984Corrosion Control....................416 ..............8977Electric Shop............................416 ..............8980IWT ........................................416 ..............8982Line Shack ..............................416 ..............8983Logs & Records ......................416 ..............8973Material Control ......................405 ..............8953NATOPS ..................................405 ..............8920Ordnance ................................416 ..............8981Paraloft ....................................416 ..............8978Power Plants ............................416 ..............8975QA ..........................................416 ..............8996Safety ......................................405 ..............8950Seat Shop ................................416 ..............8979Tool Room ..............................405 ..............8941Training ..................................405 ..............8920Vault ........................................405 ..............8988

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CENTRAL FILES ..............................601..................7921CENTRAL HEATING PLANT ..........426..................7539CENTRALIZED BILLETING ............933..................6454CHAPEL ..........................................566..................7775

Duty Chaplain(AWH 1600-0700)......................601..................7121

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERAir Station..............................................................7290Laurel Bay ......................................................846-1160

CHILD & YOUTH PROGRAMS ......1623................7640C.I.D. ................................................584 ........7786/7619CIVILIAN PAYROLL LIAISON ........601..................7878CLASSIFIED MATERIAL

CONTROL CENTER (CMCC) ......601..................7559CLEANERS

Air Station ....................................799..................6107Laurel Bay......................................1617................6459

CLUBSHard Corps Café ..........................564 ........7534/7726Officers Club ................................554 ........7541/7561

COMBAT CAMERAChief..............................................596..................7447Visual Information

Specialist (Graphics) ..................596..................7735Photo ............................................596 ........7689/7050 Video ............................................596..................7621Ready Room Show........................596..................7621

COMCAST CABLE............................................522-1341COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES

Hot Line ........................................601..................6565Program Manager..........................601..................7004C.A. Staff ......................................601 ........7956/7444C.A. Team Leader ..................................................7256

DMS & SIPRNET SERVICE BR........601..................6250DSSB SNOIC ................................601..................6104DSSB Helpdesk ............................601..................6250Telecommunications Specialist......601..................7218

COMPTROLLER DEPARTMENT ....601 ..........................FAX ..............................................601..................6624Comptroller ..................................601..................6368Budget Officer ..............................601..................7277Resource Evaluation and

Analysis Office ..........................601..................6604Team (1) Leader ............................601..................7262Team (2) Leader ............................601..................7830Team (3) Leader ............................601..................6636Civilian Payroll ..............................601..................7878Reimbursables ..............................601..................7505DTS Team Leader..........................616..................6394DTS Fax ................................................................6604

COMPUTER SERVICES ..................703..................6785CONSOLIDATED ID CENTER........807..................7941CORPORAL’S SCHOOL ..................660 ........6466/6346COUNSELING ................................807 ........6126/7057CREDIT UNION

MCAS Beaufort Federal Credit UnionOff-Base ......................................Hwy 21....846-2266Navy Federal Credit Union ........PI ............525-6300

CRIME STOP....................................584........7866/STOPCRIME PREVENTION ....................584..................7900CUSTOMS........................................584..................7900

ATHLETIC OFFICE ........................408 ........7192/7946AUDIOLOGY ..................................707..................7015AUDIT SERVICE ..............................553 ........7227/7889AUTO HOBBY SHOP ......................773..................7586AVIATION MEDICINE ....................598..................7530AVIATION SAFETY OFFICER ........600..................7925AVIATION SUPPLY DIVISION ........485..................7973

BBACHELOR OFFICERS QUARTERS (BOQ)

Manager ........................................431..................7658Desk Clerk ....................................431..................7676Reservations/Information ..............431..................7676Transient Barracks (Officers) ........431..................7676

BARBER SHOP ................................1283................6130BASE BEAUTIFICATION ..................................522-1327BASE LOCATOR

(0730-1630)..................................859..................7023(1630-0730)..................................601..................7121BILLETING OFFICE ....................933..................6454

BOAT & CAMPER RENTALS ..........1219................7472BOEING

Tech Reps ......................................703..................7463Business Development ..................703 ..........522-1935

BOWLING CENTER........................790..................7106BRANCH MEDICAL CLINIC

Appointment Line ........................(NHB) ............5175Information Line ..........................598..................7424Officer-In-Charge ..........................598..................7607Secretary to OIC............................598..................7088Clinical Nurse/Smoking Cessation ..598 ..................7368Senior Enlisted Advisor ................598..................7044LCPO ............................................598..................7343LPO ..............................................598..................7654Medical Administrative Office ......598..................7068Acute Care ....................................598 ........7035/7051Audiology......................................707..................7015Aviation Medical/Physicals ............598..................7530Administrative HMC’s Office ........598..................7346Education and Training ................895..................7311Medical Records ............................598..................7018Mid Support..................................(NHB) ............5310Check In/Out ................................598..................6308Optometry ....................................598..................7604Department Head/Patient Contact..598 ..................7368Pharmacy ......................................598..................7520Readiness ......................................598 ........7495/7599Sickcall ..........................................598..................7591Well Women’s Clinic/PHA’s............598..................7127Supply ..........................................895..................7545Radiology ......................................598..................7672Dental............................................598..................7512Laboratory ....................................598..................7711Immunizations ..............................598..................7788Emergency/Ambulance ................598 ..........911/7051Administrative Fax ........................598..................7434

CCAREER RESOURCE CENTER ......807..................7701CASH SALES....................................796..................7772

AACCIDENT INVESTIGATION ........584..................7007ADJUTANT SECTION

Adjutant ........................................601..................7322Admin Chief..................................601..................7921

Central Files......................................601 ........7360/7364AIRFREIGHT....................................612..................7399

Passenger Terminal........................860..................7143AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

Officer-In-Charge ..........................1166................7873NCOIC..........................................1166................6350Training Officer ............................1166................7304Facility Watch Supervisor ............1166................6230

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL MAINTENANCEOfficer-In-Charge ..........................1166................7133NCOIC..........................................1166................7934Maintenance Chief ........................1166................7934Duty Technician ............................1166................7163FAX ..............................................1166................7159

AIRCRAFT RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING BRANCHDispatch (Emergency)..................595 ..........911/6416Officer-In-Charge ..........................595..................7391NCOIC..........................................595..................7395Crash Chief ..................................595..................7396Section Leader ..............................595..................7969Truckmaster ..................................595..................6188

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCEMaintenance Officer ......................1039................6648Maintenance Chief ........................1039................6640FAX ..............................................1039................7006Maintenance Control ....................1039................7167Expeditor ......................................1039................6649Airframes ......................................1039................7847Avionics ........................................1039................7651Flight Line ....................................1039................6645Flight Equipment ..........................1039................7195Ground Support Equipment ........594..................7180Maintenance Admin......................1039................6826Tool Room ....................................1039................7937Quality Assurance/Analyst ............1039................6162

AIRCRAFT RECOVERYOIC/NCOIC..................................74....................7173Operations Chief ..........................74....................7838Crew Leader ..................................74....................6120

AIRFIELD OPERATIONSAirfield Manager............................600..................6316Airfield Operations Chief ..............600..................7871Airfield Operations Fax ........................................7874AFGE (American Federation

of Government Employees) ........597 ..........522-1513ALCOHOL & SUBSTANCE

ABUSE COUNSELING ..................807 ........6126/7057ALL POINTS TRAVEL......................1283................7340ALTERATIONS SHOP......................1283................6107AMBULANCE ..................................598 ..........911/7311AMERICAN RED CROSS ................MCRD ............4860

(AWH) 1600-2300NAVAL HOSPITAL ........................................525-5600(AWH) 2300 ................................601..................7121

ANIMAL CONTROL........................584..................7137ARMORY ..........................................611..................7742


Marine Corps Air StationAlphabetical Listings • Prefix (228-XXXX)

During Working Hours ..............................(DWH) • After Working Hours ..................................(AWH)


DDEERS/RAPIDS ................................807..................7941DENTAL FACILITY

Appointment Desk........................598..................7512Branch Director ............................598..................7716

DETREVILLE HOUSE......................1108 ........522-1663DRUG DEMAND REDUCTION ......807..................7210DRMO ..............................................1173................7449DYNCORP........................................594 ........6564/6091

EEDUCATION....................................596..................7484

Testing Department ......................596..................7474Embry-Riddle University Rep ......596..................7585Park University..............................596..................7052OFFICER-IN-CHARGE ................596..................7754TCL ..............................................596..................7494USCB ............................................596..................7499Webster ........................................596..................7490Wheelock College ........................596 ..........522-1183

Emergency MaintenanceEmergency Repair

(DWH)........................................616..................7527Housing Emergency Repair

(DWH)........................................LB....................6450Housing & Station

(AWH & Weekends) ..................601..................7121Military Police (also see Provost Marshal’s Office)Emergency/Immediate Response ..584......................911Routine Calls ..............................584..................6161

ENHANCED COMPREHENSIVE ASSETSMANAGEMENT

SYSTEMS (ECAMS) ....................418..................7231EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVISOR..601 ..................7936EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY

MEMBER PROGRAM ..................807..................6903MCRD ............................................................228-3188

EXPLOSIVE ORDINANCE DISPOSALMCAS............................................985..................7513MWSS-273....................................985..................7565ORDNANCE INERTING(EOD Range) ................................1024................6517

FFAMILY ADVOCACY ......................807 ........6126/7057F/A-18 SIMULATOR ........................1049................6550

F/A-18 Simulator Manager............1049................7496FINANCIAL COUNSELING ............807 ........7055/2218FINANCE DIVISION

Finance Officer..............................616..................7978Finance Chief ................................616..................6577Military Pay ..................................616..................7605Military Travel ..............................616..................7603

FIREARMS REGISTRATION............859..................7750FIRE DIVISION

Fire Reporting:MCAS & Laurel Bay....................595....................911

Business:MCAS..........................................595..................7339Laurel Bay ..................................1513 ........522-7702Fire Chief/Asst. Fire Chief ..........595..................7293Fire Inspector..............................595 ........7339/7854

FLIGHT CLEARANCE ....................600............7301/2/3FLIGHT INFORMATION ................860..................7204FLIGHT LINE SECURITY ................584..................7589FLIGHT SUPPORT ..........................600 ........7908/7807

FOOD COURT ................................1283 ......7482/7895FOOD SERVICE OFFICER..............442..................6524FOOD SERVICE

TECHNICIAN/COTR ....................442 ........6520/7408ACOR............................................612..................7446QAE ..............................................612 ........6048/6525

FUELS DIVISIONSFuels Officer..................................620 ........7448/7049Fuels Supervisor............................620..................7448Fuels NCOIC ................................620..................7049Fuels Accounting Clerk ................620..................7448Day Tank Foreman/NCOIC ..........1007................6224Fuel Dock......................................570..................6824JP-4................................................403..................6819Oxygen/Nitrogen Plant..................7402................7076Rapid Jets East ..............................983..................6817Rapid Jets West ............................984..................6818Refueler Pool/Dispatcher ..............552 ........6822/6823

GGAS STATIONS

MCAS............................................629 ........6142/7727Laurel Bay......................................LB ..........7933/7615

GENERAL ELECTRIC......................1208 ........522-1621GROUNDS ELECTRONICS & MAINTENANCE

FM Shop........................................1008................7985Test Equipment Shop....................1008................7985

GROUND SAFETYDirector of Safety ..........................658..................7858Ground Safety ..............................658 ........6938/7804Explosive Safety Officer ................658..................7800Tactical Safety................................658 ........7827/7808

GYMNASIUM ..................................408..................7092Fitness Director ............................408..................6374

HHARD CORPS Café ..........................564 ........7534/7726HAZARDOUS WASTE

COORDINATOR............................601..................7317HEALTH PROMOTIONS,

SEMPER FIT ..................................408 ..........228-7010HEATING PLANT ............................726..................7983HOUSING

Director ........................................1140................6004Asst Director..................................1140................7062Assignment....................................1140................6132Housing Referral ..........................1140................6000Maintenance....................................1510(LB) ..846-5300Self Help..........................................1510(LB) ..846-5300Property Management

600 Laurel Bay Blvd....................846-5300HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ......601 ........7272/7090

IID CARD CENTER ..........................807..................7941IGM (Ground Maintenance)..............................522-1327INFORMATION & REFERRAL........807..................7351INFORMATION,

TICKETS & TRAVEL ....................796 ........7341/6410INSTALLATION PERSONNELADMINISTRATION CENTER (IPAC)

Officer in Charge ..........................807..................8410SNCOIC........................................807..................8415Customer Service ..........................807..................8434Inbound ........................................807..................8463Outbound ....................................807..................8459 Pay Entitlements............................807..................8438Deployed Operations ....................807..................8469Personnel Officers ........................807..................8403

INTERVENTION & TREATMENT ..807 ........6126/7057INVESTIGATION (CID) ..................584 ........7786/7619AID..................................................584..................7007

RECREATION ISSUE ROOM ..........1219................7472

JJUMPS/MMS COORDINATOR ........601..................7111

LLAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING

MCAS............................................799..................6107Laurel Bay......................................1617 ........522-6459

LAUREL BAY EXCHANGE COMPLEX7 Day Store....................................LB ..........7933/7678Video Store....................................LB ............846-0258

LAUREL BAY STABLES ....................................263-4400LAUREL BAY YOUTH CENTER ......1623 ......7640/7988LAW CENTER..................................601..................7385

Legal Chief ....................................601..................7313Government Counsel ....................601 ........7207/7132Defense Counsel............................601..................7384Legal Assistance ............................601..................7330

LENDING LOCKER ........................807..................6401LIBRARY ..........................................596..................7682LIFELONG LEARNING ..................596..................7484

Testing Department ......................596..................7474Embry-Riddle University Rep ......596..................7585Park University..............................596..................7052Officer-In-Charge ..........................596..................7754TCL ..............................................596..................7494USCB ............................................596..................7499Webster ........................................596..................7490Wheelock College ........................596 ..........522-1183

LOCATOR (DWH) ..........................859..................7100(AWH) Urgent Only......................601..................7121

LOX PLANT ....................................702..................7076

MMAINTENANCE

Routine Repair (DWH) Station (Public Works) ................616..................7527Housing (LB & MCAS) ................1510................7521Emergency Repair (DWH)

Station ........................................616..................7527Housing (LB & MCAS) ..............1510................6450

Emergency Repair (AWH)Station & Housing......................601..................7121

MAINTENANCE BRANCH..............625..................7683MAINTENANCE

CONTROL BRANCH ....................616..................7611MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

OFFICER........................................601..................6042MARINA (SEE BOAT AND CAMPER RENTALS)

MARINE CORPS COMMUNITY SERVICES-SCAccounting Supervisor..................553..................7019Accounting/Information................553..................7400Admin Support Div Director ........553..................6096Athletic Office ..............................408..................7092Auto Hobby Shop ........................773..................7586Boat & Camper Rentals ................909..................7472Bowling Center..............................790..................7106Child Development Center ..........842 ..........846-1160Commercial Sponsorship..............553..................6377Deputy Director ............................601..................7504



Telephone DirectoryMarine Corps Air Station



NATURAL RESOURCES/ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRSAdministrator ................................601..................7907Forestry ........................................1036................7464Game Warden ..............................1036................7017Training ........................................1285................7884NREA Officer ................................601..................7370Environmental Engineer................601..................6055Hazardous Waste Coordinator ......1205................6461Recycle ..........................................1258................7694

NAVAIR ICSS FACILITY ..................612..................7388NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL DATA & ENGINEERINGSERVICE COMMAND (NATEC)

Officer-In-Charge ..........................703..................7146Asst. OIC ......................................703 ........7714/7717Secretary........................................703 ........7714/7717Tech Reps ......................................703............................................................7713/7710/7781Supervisors....................................703 ........7714/7717

NAVAL AIRWARFARE CTR (NAWC) ..............952..................7588

NAVAL INVESTIGATION SERVICE (NIS)Resident Agency, Beaufort ............584..................7214After Working Hours (PMO) ........584..................7373 Resident Agency,Parris Island MCRD ......................................228-2612

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ..MCRD......525-6300NAVY RELIEF ..........................................522-1161/1383NAVY SUPPLY ..................................612..................7973NEW PARENT

SUPPORT PROGRAM....................MCRD......228-3451

OOFFICER’S CLUB ............................431..................7541OPERATIONS DUTY OFFICER ......600 ..........7301/2/3ORDNANCE DIVISION

Officer-In-Charge ..........................845..................7557Chief..............................................845..................7723NCOIC..........................................845..................6372Ammunition Branch ....................845..................................................7501/7745/7419/7810

Armory..........................................1260................7742Duty NCO ....................................845..................6064Magazine Section ..........................834 ........6064/6065FAX ..............................................845..................6101

PPARACHUTE LOFT (MALS-31) ......856..................7665PASS & ID........................................859 ........7750/6698PERSONAL EFFECTS &

BAGGAGE (TMO)..........................612..................7124PET REGISTRATION ......................PI ............228-3317PHOTO LAB ....................................596..................7689PISTOL RANGE ..............................722..................7698POST OFFICE

Military Branch..............................1283 ......6053/7220U.S. Post Office ............................1283................7003(AWH) URGENT ONLY ..............601..................7121

PREVENTION SERVICES ................807 ........6126/7057MCRD ............................................................228-3523

PRODUCTIVITY ENHANCEMENTOFFICE ........................................601..................7078

PROPERTY CONTROLOfficer-In-Charge ..........................612..................6313NCOIC..........................................612..................7122Warehouse NCOIC ......................612..................7693

PROVOST MARSHAL’S OFFICEEMERGENCY ..........................................................911DESK SERGEANT

Routine non-Emergency ............584 ..........228-6710OPERATIONS

Provost Sergeant..........................584 ..........228-6984Operations Officer ......................584 ..........228-6774Operations Chief ........................584 ..........228-7321Platoon Commander ..................584 ..........228-7179PMDO ........................................584 ..........228-7375Accident Investigation ................584 ..........228-7007Vehicle Impound ........................584 ..........228-7007Special Events ............................584 ..........228-7007Military Working Dogs................1025 ........228-6319MP Training ................................584............................................................228-7787/6718

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONSChief Investigator........................584 ..........228-6009Investigators ................................584

....................................................228-7786/7619/6736SERVICES

Services Officer ..........................584 ..........228-6714Services Chief..............................584 ..........228-7967Administration Chief ..................584 ..........228-6326Police Records/Traffic Court........584 ..........228-6323Contractor Records/Applications..584 ..........228-7493Visitor Center..............................895 ..........228-7750DoD Decals ................................895 ..........228-6698Weapons Registration ..................895..228-7750/6698

PHYSICAL SECURITY/CRIME PREVENTIONPhysical Security Chief................584 ..........228-6335Crime Prevention........................584 ..........228-7900

PMO SUPPLYSupply Chief ..............................584 ..........228-7209Supply NCO ..............................584 ..........228-7667

PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICEOfficer in Charge ..........................596..................6123Chief..............................................596..................7614Freedom of Information

Act Request ................................596..................7201Jet Stream Newspaper ..................596..................6030Press Chief ....................................596..................7225Editor ............................................596..................6030

PUBLIC WORKS DIVISIONPublic Works Officer ....................616..................7072Deputy Public Works Officer ........616..................7072Asst. Public Works Officer ............616..................7072Secretary........................................616..................7072TROUBLE DESK STATIONRoutine Emergency (DWH)..........616..................7527Emergency (AWH)........................426..................7527TROUBLE DESK (Air Station)

Emergency (DWH) ....................616..................7527(AWH) ........................................601..................7121

ENGINEERING BRANCHEngineering Dir ............................616..................6705FACILITIES SUPPORT CONTRACT BRANCHContract Manager..........................616..................7041Quality Assurance Evaluators........616..................7425MAINTENANCE UTILITIES CONTROL BRANCHMaintenance Control Director ......616..................6317Work Reception/Control ..............616..................7441Facilities Inspection Section..........616..................7427Planning & Estimation Section ....616..................7426Station Wastewater

Treatment Plant ..........................556..................7826Laurel Bay Wastewater

Treatment Plant ..........................1495................7398

Gear Issue Room ..........................773..................7472Information, Ticket & Travel ........796 ........7340/6410Library ..........................................596 ........6131/7682Marine Corps

Family Team Building ................807..................6141NAFI Personnel ............................553..................7470Operations Chief ..........................553..................7954Payroll/Personnel ..........................553..................7470Picnic Area, Shady Point........................................6990Private Organizations ....................553..................7960Purchasing ....................................553..................7198Secretary........................................553..................7400Single Marine Coordinator............1121................7405Swimming Pool (MCAS) ..............610..................7573Swimming Pool (LB) ....................LB....................7524Theater ..........................................597 ........7144/7183Youth Coordinator ........................LB....................7640

MARINE CORPS NON-APPROPRIATED FUNDSOfficer in Charge ..........................553..................7227SNCOIC........................................553..................7889Audit Supervisor ..........................553..................6729Auditors ........................................553 ........6731/6730

MARINE CORPS EXCHANGEMCAS

Main Store ..................................1283 ......7769/7772Military Clothing ........................1283................7769Barber Shop ................................1283................6130Food Court ................................1283................7895Dry Cleaners/Alterations ............1283................6107 Western Union............................1108 ........522-1663Gas Station..................................629 ........6142/7727

Laurel BayLaurel Bay Annex ......................................7933/7678Dry Cleaners ................................................522-6459Gas Station ................................................7933/7678

MATERIAL DIVISIONStorage BranchSupervisor ....................................612..................7295Receiving & Screening ..................612..................7344Flight Clothing..............................612..................6301Servmart ..........................................612..521-1907/9910

MCAS BEAUFORTCREDIT UNION - off base ............Hwy 21....846-2266

MEDICAL (SEE BRANCH CLINIC LISTING)

MESS HALLGalley OIC ....................................442..................7408Manager ........................................442..................6526Food Tech ....................................442..................6523Galley ............................................442..................6192Maintenance/Property ..................442..................6536

MILITARY POLICE (Also see Provost Marshal)

Emergency ....................................584....................911Routine (Desk Sgt 24 hrs) ............584 ..........228-6710

MILITARY WORKING DOGS..........1025................6319MISSILE FACILITY ..........................834..................6372

NNATOPS

Dir of Safety & Standardization ....600..................7925HH-46 NATOPS............................600..................7800UC-12B NATOPS..........................600..................7800Ground Safety ..............................600..................7800Aviation Safety Officer ..................600..................7858



IAP WORLD SERVICESProject Manager/Secretary ............625..................7683Motor Vehicle Dispatcher..............843 ........7025/7058Quality Control ............................617..................6129Warehouse ....................................617..................7328Facilities Supervisor ......................625..................7037Purchasing ....................................625..................7283Accounting....................................625..................7029Human Resource ..........................625..................6622Plan Estimator ..............................625..................7014

QQUALITY MANAGEMENT DEPT

Director ........................................601..................6124CASU ............................................601..................7165Reinvention Lab ............................601..................7165Station Inspector ..........................601..................7105EEO Advisory (Military) ..............601..................7936FAX ..............................................601..................7956

RRADAR MAINTENANCE (See ATCM listing)RAPID JET

West ..............................................984..................6817East................................................983..................6818

RECEIVER SITE (See GEMD listing)RECYCLE (NREAO) ........................1258................7907RED CROSS (0800-1600)................MCRD......228-4680RELOCATION ASSISTANCE ..........807..................6401REPRODUCTION ............................596..................6574RESERVE LIAISON............................596..7109/522-3585RESIDENT OFFICER IN CHARGE

OF CONSTRUCTION (ROICC)....1036................8553REICC ..........................................658..................8554Contracting Officer........................658..................8563Administrative ..............................658..................8552Duty Officer ..................................658..................8551

RESOURCE EVALUATION AND ANALYSISResource Evaluation Officer ..........601..................7262NCOIC..........................................601..................7249Analyst ..........................................601..................6327NAFI Specialist..............................601..................7376

RETIRED ACTIVITIES OFFICE ......807..................7351

SSAFETY (GROUND) ........................658 ........6938/7804

Director ........................................658..................7800Explosive ......................................658..................7827HJHS Ground Safety Manager ......658..................6988Safety Specialist ............................658 ........6938/7804Tactical Safety................................658 ........7808/7827


SCHOOLSSuperintendent..............................LB ............846-6106Galer Elementary ..........................LB ............846-6100Bolden Elementary........................LB ............846-6363Elliott Elementary..........................LB ............846-6982Nursery (Child Care Center) ........842 ........7290/7114

SELF HELP ......................................617..................7821SERV MART......................................612 ..521-1907/9910SERV MART FAX..............................612 ..........521-9343SHADY POINT PICNIC AREA ................................6990SIMULATOR (FA-18) ......................1049................6550SIMULATOR (FA-18) MANAGER....1049................7496SINGLE MARINE PROGRAM

No Rockers Down........................................6357/6365SPOUSE EMPLOYMENT..........................................7701SPRINT ............................................1121 ........770-8803SUBSTANCE ABUSE

COUNSELING..............................807 ........6126/7057SUBWAY SANDWICH SHOP ..........790 ..........522-3130SUPPLY DIVISION

Supply Officer ..............................612..................7845Supply Chief ................................612..................7136Administrative Assistance..............612..................6080FAX ..............................................612..................7268Supply Duty (DWH) ....................612..................6080

(AWH) (Station OOD)................612 ..........321-6694System Analyst ..............................612..................7428HAZMIN Center ..........................612 ........7347/7653MATERIAL SECTION

Supervisor ..................................612..................7295Customer Service ........................612 ........7401/6084Technical Research......................612 ........7992/7246Aviation Supply ..........................612 ........6614/7973Servmart (LCI) ..............................612..521-1907/9910Servmart FAX ..............................................521-9343

PURCHASING SECTIONContracting Officer ....................612..................7345Purchasing Agents ......................612 ........7966/6363

SWIMMING POOL (Station) ..........610..................7573SWIMMING POOL (Laurel Bay)......LB....................7524

TTACTICAL AIRCREW COMBAT

TRAINING SYSTEM (TACTS) ....1078................7450TAILOR SHOP ................................1283................6385TELEFAX MACHINE ......................601..................7032TELEPHONE OFFICE

Officer-In-Charge ..........................599..................7166Information ..................................599..................7100Repair Service (DWH) ..................599..................7036(AWH) Emergency Only ..............601..................7121

TEMPORARY LODGING ................1108 ........522-1663

TEST EQUIPMENT SHOP ..............1108................7985THEATER

Movie Recording ..........................597..................7183Office ............................................597..................7144

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OFFICEOfficer-In-Charge ..........................612..................6519Traffic Chief ..................................1075................7205Household Goods Supervisor ......1075................7864Household Goods Outbound ......1075................7234Household Goods Inbound ..........1075 ......7124/7125Freight Shipping/Receiving ..........612 ........7120/7287Passenger Travel ............................1075................7204

TRANSITION ASSISTANCEPROGRAM (TAP) ........................807..................7701

TRANSMITTER SITE ......................445..................7620TRANSPORTATION DIRECTOR ....618..................7507

VVICTIM ADVOCATE ......................807

............................................................6547/6126/7057VISITING AIRCRAFT LINE (VAL) ..860..................7110VOTING OFFICERS

CSSD......................................................................8540H&HS....................................................................7871MACS-2 ATC DET ................................................7264MAG 31 ................................................................7126MALS 31................................................................7568MWSS 273 ............................................................8398VMFA 115 ............................................................7647VMFA 224 ............................................................7240VMFA 251 ............................................................6209VMFA 312 ............................................................7409VMFA 332 ............................................................7809VMFA 533 ............................................................6186VFA 86 ..................................................................8938

WWASHRACK

(Station Maintenance & Repair) ....959..................7141WEATHER

Officer-In-Charge ..........................600..................7868NCOIC..........................................600..................7974Admin/Training ............................600..................7926Forecaster ......................................600 ........7904/7927Weather Recording........................600..................7001

YYOUTH ACTIVITIES ......................1623................7640

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Title

Commanding Officer ..............................5301Executive Officer......................................5302Command Master Chief ..........................5305Director of Administration ......................5302Director for Medical Services ..................5313Director for Nursing Services ..................5302Director for Operational Medicine ..........3793Director for Surgical Services ..................5313Director of Branch Clinic ........................5668

WATCH STANDERSOfficer of the Day ....................................5331Junior Officer of the Day ........................5331

Admissions ..............................................5395 Ambulance, Emergency ..........................9-911Anesthesiology ........................................5590Audiology (MCRD)..................................2528APU ..........................................................5336 BEQ 148 Office ........................................5418

Primary Care ClinicAppointment Line ..........................5198/5175Cancellation Line ....................................5246Career Counselor ....................................5334 Central Files ............................................5318Chaplain ..................................................5417 Copy Center/Reprographics ....................5324Credit Union NFCU ........................524-0784CSD ........................................5354/5364/5356CSR ..........................................................5329DAPA........................................................5684Dental ......................................................5475 Dermatology ............................................5491 Dietician ..................................................5311Disaster Prep. Off ....................................5144Disbursing..............................5354/5363/5364DSN Info ..................................94-1-231-1311Early Intervention ....................................3793 Education/Training ......5424/5512/5515/5670 Emergency Room............................5400/5401Fire Station (EMERGENCY) ..................9-911Fire Station (Admin)................................5578Fiscal ......................................5694/5672/5370Fitness Center ..........................................5687HIPAA Officer ..........................................5151Housekeeping (Supv) ....................5323/5326

Housing Assignments ..............................2583Housing Referrals ....................................2583Maintenance......................................379-3300Self-Help ..........................................379-3300Property Management ......................322-0587Hurricane Information ..............888-231-0742Immunization ..........................................5559Industrial Hygiene ..................................7111Infection Control ............................5459/5588Information Desk ....................................5600Inpatient Records............................5563/5397Laboratory................................................5467Legal Officer ............................................5309Library......................................................5551Linen Room..............................................5326Mail Room................................................5603Managed Care ..........................................5506Management Information ........................5310Manpower Management ..........................5582Marine Liaison ........................................5542Material Management ....................5373/5545Medical Boards ........................................5540Medical Repair ........................................5546Mental Health ..........................................5599Mini-Mart (NEX) ....................................5488Navy Exchange ........................................5483OB/GYN:

Obstetrics ..............................................5696Gynecology ............................................5348

Occupational Medicine ............................5508Operating Management ..................5655/5316Operating Room ......................................5588Optical Shop (NEX) ................................5485Optometry................................................5478Oral Surgery/Dental ................................5475Orthopedics..............................................5455Outpatient Records ..................................5394Patient Administration ............................5388Patient Relations Representative..............5306Pharmacy ........................................5404/5405Refills ......................................................5402Physical Examinations

(Civil Serv., Act. Duty) ..........................5508Physical Therapy......................................5473Preventive Medicine ................................5566Performance Imp./Risk Management ......5303

Credentials/Professional Affairs ............5577

Secretary ................................................5453Head ......................................................5303

Public Affairs/Customer Relations ..........5306Public Works Management ......................5613

Foreman ................................................5420Trouble Desk..........................................5430

Radiology ................................................5440Ready Supply............................................5550Recovery Room ........................................5612Red Cross (MCRD) ..................................4680Respiratory Therapy ................................5684Safety Officer............................................5511Security Officer ..............................5317/5309Security Office. ........................................5317Security (Gate) ........................................5327Social Work Department..........................5599Surgery Clinic ..........................................5459Swimming Pool ........................................5609Telecopier (FAX)......................................5320Transcription ..........................................5659Transportation..........................................5636Utilization

Management Coordinator ............5338/5335WIC..........................................................5561

MCAS BRANCH CLINICAdmin ............................................7424/7068Emergency Room/Acute Care ........7051/7035Officer-In-Charge ....................................7424Sick call ....................................................7591

MCRD BRANCH MEDICAL CLINIC Administration ........................................3071Audiology ................................................2528Information ....................................3793/3794Director ....................................................3793Permanent Party Sick call ..............2811/4237Podiatry....................................................3177Recruit Sick call ......................................3671Recruit Taxi..............................................2222

TRICAREBeneficiary Information Line ....800-444-5445DEERS ......................................800-538-9552United Concordia Dental ..........800-866-8499Value Options ............................800-700-8646

Naval Hospital BeaufortTelephone Desk Reference

Organizational Listings • DSN Prefix (335-XXXX)ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT. ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT.ORGANIZATION BLDG. EXT.

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TitleDESCRIPTION.The Defense Switch Network (DSN) is theprincipal long haul, voice communicationsnetwork within the Defense CommunicationsSystem. It provides unsecured direct distancedialing service worldwide through a system ofgovernment owned and leased automaticswitching facilities.

AUTHORIZED USERS.The Defense Switch Network is provided only tothose designated users of Class “AV” telephoneservice whose authorized usage of long distancetelephone communications is required to sup-port Command operations, intelligence, logis-tics and administrative functions. It will also beprovided to civil offices directly connected withnational Security and other civil agencies havingcritical emergency requirements.

ACCESS.The Defense Switch Network may be accessedby those subscribers having Class “DSN” offi-cial telephones only. Access is obtained by dial-ing the digits “9,4”; then the desiredAUTOVON number.

Air Force Academy ..........................259-3110 Alameda, NAS ..................................686-0111Albany ..............................................567-7011Albuquerque ....................................888-1780Altus AFB ........................................866-5110Andrews AFB ..................................858-1110Atlanta..............................................925-1110Autovon Information ......................231-1311Azores (Direct Dial) ........................895-3490Barksdale AFB ..................................781-1110Barstow ............................................282-0111Beale AFB ........................................368-1110Beaufort MCAS ................................832-7100Bergstrom AFB ................................685-1110Bermuda ..........................................938-5111Brooklyn NAS ..................................456-2011Brunswick NAS ................................476-1110Buckley ANG ..................................877-9011Bureau of Medical Surgery ..............227-0101Camp Lejeune ..................................751-1110Camp Pendleton ............................365-0111Cannon AFB ....................................681-1110Cape Kennedy..................................467-1110Carswell AFB ..................................739-1110

SECURITY.The Defense Switch Network is NOT SECUREand users are reminded that care must be exer-cised in accordance with established securityinstructions to avoid divulging or alluding toclassified information.

TELEPHONE MONITORING.The users of the DSN System should be awarethat this DOD System is for official use onlyand is subject to management monitoring inaccordance with DOD Directive 4640.1, andOPNAVINST 2305.14A, Subject: TelephoneMonitoring.

TIME LIMITATIONS.The minimum time required to accomplish theofficial business, and not normally to exceed 5minutes.

DATA TRANSMISSIONS.The use of graphic, facsimile or unsecuredvoice-data devices can be used only whenapproved by the Chiefs of Military Servicesand heads of DOD agencies or activities. Voice-data, facsimile, graphic service in Defense

Castle AFB........................................347-1110Cecil Field (AWH) ..........................860-6043

(Conn.) ..............................904-778-5515(DWH) ......................................860-5626

Charleston AFB (Brig) ....................563-6490(Marine Barracks) ......................563-7511(Marine Barrack) ..............563-7646/7151(Merchant Marines) ..................583-0111(Naval Base) ..............................563-2000(Naval Weapons) ......................563-4111(Off Net Official) ......................583-0111(Ships in Port) ..........................563-3950

Chase NAS ......................................861-1110Cherry Point ....................................582-1110Cherry Pt Speed Line ......................442-8110China Lake ......................................437-9011Comm. Fair Jax................................942-2551

(night)........................................942-2571Command Center, D.C. ..................225-7366Corpus Christi ................................861-1110Dallas NAS

(Off Net Official) ......................874-6110Dam Neck ........................................433-2000

Switch Network will normally not exceed acontinuous transmission time of 18 minutes ora total transmission time of one hour duringnormal business hours; however, non-busyhours should be utilized to the maximumextent possible. (ACP 121 US SUPP-1 (E).)

PRECEDENCE SYSTEM.All calls are routine, unless “PRIORITY” prece-dence is requested and justified.

“PRIORITY.”Priority precedence is reserved for calls whichrequire prompt completion for NationalDefense and security, the successful conduct ofwar, or to safeguard life or property, which doesnot require higher precedence.

“ROUTINE.”Routine precedence is reserved for all otherofficial communications. The facilities of theDefense Switch Network should be used when-ever possible to eliminate official commercialtoll charges on long distance calls. It is requestedthat users maintain a list of frequently calledDSN numbers.

Davis-Monthan AFB ........................361-1110Dobbins AFB ....................................925-1110Dover AFB........................................455-1110Dyess AFB ........................................461-1110Edwards AFB....................................527-0110El Paso Int’l (Fort Bliss) ..................978-0831Elgin AFB ........................................872-1110Ellington AFB ..................................954-2100Ellsworth AFB..................................675-1110England AFB ....................................683-1110Fairchild AFB ..................................352-1110Fallon NAS ......................................830-2100Fort Albany ......................................431-3371Fort Benning ....................................784-0111Fort Bragg ........................................236-0311Fort Gillem ......................................797-1001Fort Gordon ....................................780-1110Fort Jackson ....................................734-1110Fort McPherson ..............................572-1110Fort Stewart......................................870-1110George AFB ......................................353-1110Glenview NAS..................................932-0111Glynco..............................................434-3720

Defense Switch Network

Defense Switch Network Numbers

“DSN”

”DSN Numbers””

”

Telephone DirectoryDefense Switch Network


Grand Forks AFB ............................362-1110Great Lakes (AWH) ....................792-3840/41

(DWH) ......................................792-2002Griffiss AFB......................................587-1110Grissom AFB ....................................928-1110Guantanamo ....................................564-4063Hill AFB ..........................................458-1110Holloman AFB ................................867-1110Hunter AFB ....................................971-XXXXHomestead AFB................................791-0111

(Conn.) ..............................904-778-5515El Toro MCAS ..................................997-3011Hunter AFB (Oper)..........................870-1110Iwakuni, Japan

(Command Center) ..................225-7366Jacksonville NAS..............................942-2345K. 1. Sawyer AFB ............................472-1110Kansas City ......................................465-7105Keesler AFB......................................597-1110“Keflavik, Iceland” ..........................723-1730Kelley AFB ......................................945-1110Key West ..........................................483-2178

(weekends) ................................483-2515Kings Bay ........................................860-2111Kingsville NAS ................................861-1110Lakehurst NAS ................................624-1110Lambert-St.Louis Int’l ......................693-3901Langley AFB ....................................574-1110Laughlin AFB ..................................732-0111Lawson Field....................................835-7353Lemoore NAS ..................................949-1110

(AWH)........................................949-3360Little Creek ......................................680-0111

(AWH)........................................680-7385Little Rock AFB................................731-1110Loing AFB ........................................920-1110Luke AFB ........................................926-1110Mac Dill AFB....................................968-1110Maimstrom AFB ..............................632-1110March AFB ......................................947-1110MC Finance Cntr ............................465-7105Mather AFB......................................828-1110Maxwell AFB....................................875-1110MCAS Beaufort (AWH) ..........832-7853/7301McClellan AFB ................................633-1110McConnell AF..................................743-1000McDill AFB ......................................968-1110McGuireAFB ....................................440-0111Mechanicsburg (Supply)..................430-4110Memphis NAS ..................................966-5111

(AWH)........................................966-5500(OPS) ........................................966-5331

Meridian NAS ..................................446-2211Minot AFB........................................344-1110Miramar NAS ..................................577-1011

(AWH)........................................959-3405Moffeft NAS ....................................862-0111Moody AFB ......................................460-1100Mountain Home AFB ......................857-1110Myrtle Beach ....................................748-1110

Navy Allotment................................580-5705Navy Locator....................................224-2768Nellis AFB ........................................682-1800New Orleans ....................................363-3011New Orleans Naval Support ............485-2011Newport ..........................................948-1110New River (Operator) ......................484-1110New River MCAS ............................484-6000Niagra Falls Int’l ..............................489-3011Norfolk ............................................564-0111North Island NAS ............................951-0111Oceana NAS ....................................433-1110

(AWH)........................................433-2851Offutt AFB........................................271-1110Orlando ............................................791-4111Otis AFB ..........................................557-4401Panama ....................................313-285-6112Parris Island ....................................832-1110Patrick AFB ......................................854-1110Patuxent ..........................................356-0111Pearl Harbor ....................................430-0111Pease AFB ........................................852-1110Pensacola NAS ................................922-0111Peterson AFB....................................692-7011Philadelphia NB ..............................443-0111

(Naval Shipyard)........................443-3602(Supply Info) ............................455-1110

Plaftsburg AFB ................................689-1110Point Mugu ......................................351-1110Pope AFB ........................................486-1110Puerto Rico Meridian ......................437-1580

(Commercial) ..................809-865-XXXX(Operator)..................................831-3110(Rosy Roads)............................831-XXXX

Quantico ..........................................278-2121Randolph AFB..................................487-1110Richards Gebaur AFB ......................463-1110Rickenbacker AFB............................950-1110Robins AFB ......................................468-1001Rota, Spain................................314-727-1110Sav Air Nt’l Guard............................860-8210

(Coast Guard) ............................434-1690(Commercial) ....................912-352-8210

Scott AFB ........................................576-1110Seymour Johnson AFB. ....................448-1110Shaw AFB ........................................965-1110Sheppard AFB ..................................736-1001South Weymouth NAS ....................478-5980“Subic Bay, Philippines”............315-882-3011Tinker AFB ......................................884-1110Travis AFB........................................837-1110Travis Field, Savannah ....................860-8301Treasure Island ................................869-0111Tustin AFB........................................997-3011Twentynine Palms ............................957-6000Tyndall AFB......................................523-1110Vance AFB ........................................962-7110Vandenburg AFB ..............................276-1110Washington D.C.

(Air Force Switch) ....................227-1201

(Information) ............................227-0101

(Marines Switch) ......................225-7366

(Navy Switch) ............................225-9801

(Off Net Official) ......................226-7100

(Switchboard) ............................851-3620

(Time Hack) ..............................294-1800

Westover AFB ..................................589-1110

Whidbey Island NAS. ......................820-0111

Whiteman AFB ................................975-1110

Williams AFB ..................................474-1011

Willow Grove NAS ..........................991-1000

Wright Patterson AFB ......................787-1111

Wurtsmith AFB ................................623-1110

Yuma MCAS ....................................951-3011

HOSPITALS

Bethesda ..........................................227-0101

Bureau of Med Surgery ....................227-0101

Charleston Hospital ........................563-5130

(Patient Affairs) ........................563-6691

Jacksonville ......................................942-7300

Meridian ..........................................437-1580

Oakland............................................855-5011

Oakland (AWH) ..............................855-5411

Pensacola..........................................922-6601

McChord AFB ..................................976-1110

Philadelphia ....................................443-8219

San Diego ........................................987-2011

St. Albans ........................................938-1960

Walter Reed......................................291-3501

ADDITIONAL INFO/NOTES

Casual Assistance

HQMC ..........................224-2277/224-2645

Charleston Civil Service ..................563-5411

Coast Guard Charleston ..................563-2086

Coast Guard Miami..........................894-1751

Coast Guard Savannah ....................434-1690

HOMC..............................................224-2687

Kansas City Allotment

Division......................................465-5270

Time Hack (D.C.) ............................294-1800

Worldwide Locator ..........................224-1610

(Commercial) ....................202-694-1610

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to place long distance calls in support of com-

mand operations, logistics, and administration

essential to the performance of the mission will

be provided access to the AUTOVON system.

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