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2 SUPPLY BATTALION
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COMMANDING OFFICER LtCol David S. Gibbs EXECUTIVE OFFICER Maj Daniel M. Bartos SERGEANTS MAJOR SgtMaj James P. Humphrey CHAPLAIN LCDR Marcus E. Lawerence FAMLIY READINESS OFFICER Mr. James L. Stolarczyk
FGE COMMAND TEAM COMMANDING OFFICER Maj Sean M. Murray EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt Kelly M. Johnson SERGEANTS MAJOR 1stSgt Micheal E. Lambert III
The Battalion is looking forward to the CLR-25 Marine Corps Ball on 8 November in Greenville - we will have approximately 450 members and spouses/guests attending from 2d Supply Battalion. From 10-13 November we will be on the Veteran's Day 96 hour liberty period. During the month of November we are looking forward to those Marines that were deployed with MSB 11.1 coming back to our unit. Next month we will be having a Battalion Christmas Party on 9 December at the Goettge Field House - more to follow on that. Right now I'd like to thank all the family and friends of 2d Supply Battalion for their continued support of their service member whether they are here or deployed and finally, I personally would like to wish everyone a very happy and safe Thanksgiving. Sincerely Maj Sean Murray 2d Supply Battalion FGE OIC
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OVERREACTING
Many of the problems in our world today are caused by hasty, explosive overreaction. A problem presents itself, and we have a tendency to overreact,
Overreacting during deployment is also not a good thing. Dont argue over the phone. Choose to engage in serious conversations once you are together again following deployment. There are both stressors at home, and for those of us who are deployed. Spouses focus on the safety of children on a daily basis, and Marines and Sailors face life decisions on a daily basis where there is increased danger in a hostile environment outside the wire. By refusing to overreact, all of us are able to focus, and apply reason. We are able to concentrate on what really is important, and carry on while expecting the best.
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Office Hours: Mon-Fri 0730-1630 Midway Park Marine & Family Services Annex Bldg LC 4012A Phone (910)451-0176 http://www.mccslejeune.com/ mcftb/index.html
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If you are interested in volunteering or participating in Battalion Family Readiness events, contact the Family Readiness Officer at james.stolarczyk@usmc.mil Or call (910) 451-1405
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Master Sgt. Thomas Lutz, the operations supply officer with 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward), throws shot put during the Iron Man competition aboard Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan, Oct. 22. Lutz has been training for the events for several months with a group of Marines also participating in the competition. CAMP LEATHERNECK, Afghanistan -Are you tough enough? That was the proverbial question posed when the masterminds of the 2nd Marine Logistics Group (Forward) sat down to design a test of pure fitness and strength, which manifested itself in the form of the Iron Man Competition aboard Camp Leatherneck, Oct. 22. Open to all ranks and all services, the contest featured six events. The morning began with each participant completing a 10 kilometer run and then circulating through 5 other events, which included pull-ups, shot put, abdominal crunches, bench press and a 400 meter run.
Cpl Tabor
SSgt Edwards
MSgt Lutz
The fastest or strongest participants per gender, per event, were named winners. Dozens of troops from across Regional Command Southwest participated in the event, though the Marines took the challenge to heart. You get together so you can compete, said Sgt. Maj. William T. Stables, the sergeant major for 2nd MLG (FWD). More importantly, you get to see the caliber of the Marines in the Corps.
http://www.mccslejeune.com/mcftb/PREP%20Workshop%20 v2%20basic.pdf
MR. J
For more stories and photos from the Regional Command Southwest go to: http://www.dvidshub.net/news/77603/corps-top-leaders-visit-warfightersafghanistan#.TolAlF3GDh4
This is our first News Letter and I would like to say hello to the family and friends of Maintenance Company. This past month has been very busy, but productive for all of the Platoons within Maintenance Company.
William Gore and Jakari Lyn Bailey. I would also like to thank the families of SSgt Jeffrey P. Gaczewski, Sgt Christopher D. Bastida, Cpl Brandon A. Bianco, Cpl Wassim M. Dunbar, Cpl Joel G. Emmert, Cpl Ronnie S. Parker, Cpl Benjamin C. Peterson, Cpl Kenneth C. Hild III, and Cpl Kristopher K. Henley for supporting our Marines who recently reenlisted. It is a true honor and privilege to be serving alongside them. We could not do what we do so well out here without support from family and friends. I cannot express enough how important it is for your continued extension of love
and support to your deployed Marines. Our Marines are selfless and courageous men and women who are proudly serving and I am proud of each of them as I know you are. We are one month into our deployment and we are making a significant contribution to the overall effort out here. Time is flying by for us and your Warriors will be home before you th know it. Happy 236 Birthday to our Corps and our Marine Corps families. I hope you all have a
wonderful Thanksgiving!
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Tickets: SNCO & OFFICERS.. $55.00 E-4 & E-5...$45.00 E-3 & Below. $35.00
Freedom is not free, but the U.S. Marine Corps will pay most of your share.
Ned Dolan, Capt, USMC
The morning of 20 October the Marines and Sailors of 2d Supply Battalion (-) REIN celebrated the Navys Birthday with a 3 mile run. One great fact about life on Camp Leatherneck is that the camp is big enough to celebrate with a run toward the airport, and back. Several Marines includiing Cpl Cavallaro and Cpl Mizhquianzules from MSB 11.2 are pictured above helping Chaplain Lawrence cross the finish line! Not in the picture was the Corpsman with the Chaplains oxygen tank. Events continued including a cake cutting ceremony where our very own Commanding Officer for Bravo Surgical Company, Commander Williams, passed a slice of cake to the youngest Sailor on board Camp Leatherneck. How was Commander Williams so fortunate to be a part of the cake cutting ceremony? Well, we will not talk about age, but that certainly had something to do with his presence front, and center. The day came to a close with a cook out on the grill (burgers, and chicken) coupled with oraganized teams for volleyball and corn hole. The Marines and Sailors of MSB 11.2 would like to wish everyone a Happy Marine Corps Birthday, remember our veterans on Veterans Day and have a wonderful and delicious Thanksgiving.
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SMP Administrative Offices, Bldg. 564 Located next to the Barber Shop on M Street, across from the Post Office. Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 08001630, closed Holidays,
(910) 451-4642.
FRENCH CREEK RECREATION CENTER NOVEMBER EVENTS FC 330 * 451-1446 10 Nov 11, 1130.Marine Corps Birthday Cake 12 Nov 11, 1800.Madden Tournament 15 Nov 11, 1800.Texas Holdem 19 Nov 11, 2100.UFC 139, Shogun vs. Henderson 22 Nov 11, 1800.Ping Pong Tournament 26 Nov 11, 1600.9 Ball Tournament Every Sunday is NFL Sunday Ticket
6 nights Bahamas Cruise: Ship Carnival Fantasy Port Departure: Charleston, SC Nov 12, 2011 / 1600 $650 / 26 seats POC: Sara Walsh @ Single Marine Program Bd. 564 Phone: 910451-0084
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James L. Stolarczyk Family Readiness Officer 2D Supply Battalion
PHONE: (910) 451-1405 CELL: (910) 382-5300 E-MAIL: james.stolarczyk@usmc.mil Through VFW programs like VFW Operation Uplink, VFW Unmet Needs and VFW's Military Assistance Program, we're doing even more to ensure not a single service member, veteran, or their families fall through the cracks. Whether you or your family need the opportunity to call home more often, or a deployment has caused financial strain, we are the organization to turn to. We're an organization of veterans helping veterans! Unmet Needs provides emergency grants to military families who need temporary help making ends meet. http://www.vfw.org/Assistance/National-Military-Services/ or
http://www.redcross.org/
Local Jacksonville, NC telephone numbers for the Red Cross: (910) 451-2182/5159 (after hours 877-272-7337)
When a military family experiences a crisis, the American Red Cross is there to assist by providing emergency communications twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year. Red Cross emergency communications services keep military personnel in touch with their families. No matter where a military member and their family are stationed, the Red Cross will deliver their notifications in times of crisis. Even if the service member receives notification of an emergency through an email or a phone call, Red Cross-verified information assists commanding officers in making a decision regarding emergency leave. Without this verification, the service member may not be able to come home during a family emergency. How to Contact the Red Cross for Assistance Call (877) 272-7337 (toll-free within the continental United States)